Scenic Road Programs Spotlighted in Mendocino County
Supervisor Martin Wener warned board members they must review actions by quasi official agencies before shaping toll free road policies. The Shoreline Planning Association now with the California Marine Parks and Harbors Association advocates tolls on the Avenue of the Giants and the Highway 1 coast, while the Army Corps plans free public facilities at Lake Mendocino by June 1963 and a county managed recreation plan.
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Mendocino
Martin Wener
Shoreine Planning Association
California Marine Parks and Harbors Association
Wener
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Lake Endocino
Corps of Engineers
Lake Mendocino
Army
Shoreline Planning Association
California Roadside Council
California Highway Commission
State Department of Beaches and Parks
State Division of Planning
Small Craft Harbors Commission
Sacramento
Humboldt County
Monterey
San Luis Obispo County
Monterey Cypress
Hearst Castle
Taxpayers League Fails In Assessment Map Request
Supervisors rejected a bid by Ray Giddens and the Taxpayers' League to obtain free assessment map plats for the Fourth District. A motion to allow free printing or to limit cost to 90 was defeated 3-2. Klee urged a study of assessments, while others warned against unfounded district-specific probes without clear justification. The board also discussed county employee pay and a proposed office lease pending final form.
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Ray Giddens
Taxe Payers’ League
Board of Supervisors
Giddens
Joe Scaramella
Martin Wener
Oscar Klee
Harvey Sawyers
Joe Hartley
Klee
Wener
Webb Brown
Oates
War of Warrants Flares Anew Tomorrow Morning
After a month-long cessation, Mendocino County’s War of the Warrants resurges tomorrow at 9 30 a m on the Superior Court battleground. Judges Maurice Tindall Glenn Evans and sheriff’s deputy Robert Morton face People of California represented by Derald Granberg as four are indicted on grand jury charges of conspiring to obstruct justice. Shon Salisbury remains at large.
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Mendocino County
Superior Court
Justice Court
California
Derald Granberg
Attorney General's Office
Maurice Tindall
Anderson Valley Justice Court
Glenn Evans
Round Valley Justice Court
Robert Morton
Oxsheriff
Shon Salisbury
Tindall
Grand Jury
Morton
San Francisco
Uking Daily Journal
At@ney
Stanley J. Mosk
Frank Petersen
West Germany Leads Moves as De Gaulle Veto Triggers Atlantic Rift
West Germany began rallying forces to salvage the Atlantic alliance after France blocked Britain from joining the six nation Common Market. De Gaulle presses his European plan despite Western misgivings while Britain seeks new economic ties. Bonn faces censure as Prague Pravda accuses Bonn of a double game alongside France and Britain.
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William Anderson
Brussels
API
Germany
France
Charles de Gaulle
Atlantic al- Vinon
Britain
Europe
Commonwealth
United States
de Gaulle
Paris
Red
Moscow
Ane
Zevko
Denmark
Spain
U.S
NATO
West Germany
Bor
Badden Baden
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Italy
Ludwig Erhard
Pravda
Bonn
De Gaulle Seizes Initiative Over Europe Strategic Move
UPI analysis notes Charles de Gaulle has asserted a third force in Europe aiming to reduce both British and U S influence. His grand design envisions a Franco German driven bloc living with the Soviet Union, sidelining the United States, with France as Europe’s spokesman in Moscow. The plan provokes Western alliance crisis as Brussels and London confront failed talks and a new balance of power across Europe.
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Charles de Gaulle
Europe
United States
de Gaulle
de Ganille
UPI
Phil Newsom
London
Paris
Bonn
British
France
Germany
Soviet Union
Moscow
Brussels
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Western Alliance
Beystones
Polit Ics
He Gaulle
UPI Correspa Sosepa
W. Grigge
Urals
China
Uw West
Deadlocked Ju ta Coleman Trick
A superior court jury discharged at 6 p.m. yesterday by Judge Robert Winslow after a deadlocked panel on a second-degree burglary charge involving Albert Coleman. The case centered on a March 31 incident in Sacramento County, with variations in the reporting and spelling throughout.
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Robert Winslow
Albert Colemang
iBagen Bondy
Bea
Acramento
Mendocino county ends dry January with season total
Light rain grew overnight with official storm total reaching 2.61 inches by noon, as Ukiah Fire Department observers logged the rainfall. Forecasters expect continued rain and slightly warmer temps, ending Mendocino County’s near dry January era with only 0.07 inches for the month and 0.54 inches to date versus 14.34 inches a year earlier.
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Ukiah
Mendocino County
Three Air Crashes in 24 Hours Reported
NORFOLK VA UPI A Navy plane with 14 aboard sank in the Atlantic with Coast Guard reporting bodies in the wreckage no survivors found. The crash occurred about 125 miles northeast of Cape Henry as life rafts were seen. LAS VEGAS NM UPI A B52 bomber from Welker AFB crashed north of Las Vegas with one parachuting to safety. Wreckage spotted at 12,000 feet altitude and rescuers en route. KANSAS CITY MO UPI A Continental Viscount crashed on approach to downtown airport, killing all five passengers and three crew. Page 7 continued.
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Norfolk, Va
UPI
Coast Guard
Cape Henry
Las Vegas
N. M
Strategic Air Command
Welker
Kirtland
Kansa
City
Continental Airlines
McNamara Says US Capable of Instant Retaliation
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara told Congress the Communist powers show fractures in unity but remain a perilous threat. He outlined U S capability to destroy Soviet targets after a first strike, citing about 650 bombers on 15 minute ground alert and over 200 missiles on launchers plus Polaris submarines. President Kennedy’s proposed 53 7 billion defense budget would boost readiness while China remains more bellicose and dangerous.
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McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Thor
Kennedy
Russia
Red China
Europe
China
India
Atom blasts cheap way to move dirt
The Atomic Energy Commission unveiled plans to prove in five years that nuclear explosions can move earth for canals harbors and mineral wealth safely cheaply and on a gigantic scale. It will conduct two underground blasts a year over four years and aim for events comparable to ten thousand tons of TNT with some in the million-ton range. The report also cites success in underground testing and 61 Nevada shots including two for the United Kingdom and 36 explosions in the Pacific last year.
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Joseph L. Myler
Washington
UPI
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC Is
Earth
Hiroshima
AEC
ABC
Congress
Kennedy
Nevada
United Kingdom
Pacific
United States
Johnnston Island
Fire calls Tuesday 9 23 p.m. battery cable car DP Harold Lawson
A fire department report notes a Tuesday 9 23 p.m. incident involving a battery cable in a car owned by Harold Lawson. No damage reported.
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Harold Lawson
Do It Yourself Voter Registration Proposal Advances
Sacramento legislative action backs a DIY registration system aimed at expanding voter participation. Assemblyman Petris and Gov. Brown support distributing registration books in public buildings, markets, and stores to reach prospective voters amid partisan concerns.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assemblymam Widcholas Petris
Doakland
Edmund G. Brown
Petrig
Brown
Othey
Petris
California
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