Senate Filibuster Drags On Against A Energy Reconversion Bill Today
The Senate filtrates into a third day of marathon debate over the atomic energy reconversion bill as the House, irritated by the delay, moves to act by nightfall. Chairman Cole opened House debate hoping to avoid further aberrations while Senators push amendments and protest changes.
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Senate
JOHN _ GOLDSMITH
United Press
Washington
House
W. Sterling Cole
Haise-Senate
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
R-Ia
Atomic Energy Commission
Clinton
P. Anderson
DNM
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Lister, Hill
D-Ala
AEC
Ukiah Plan Sparks Talk of School Safety and Local Changes
The column notes a push to address unsafe school buildings in Willits amid quake fears. It mentions Ukiah buying a mobile street sweeper, historic local moves, a Market Farm opening by Leatha Athey and family, and reflections on national politics and media, ending with a Maine lighthouse keeper incident where Coast Guard supplied water.
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Ukiah
Louis Galeazzi
Healdsburg Tribune
Leatha Athey
Jim
Farm Mart
Leatha
Chic Chaney
Albion
Ukiah Baptists Mark 95th Anniversary With Groundbreaking
Ukiah First Baptist Church plans a quiet observance next Sunday July 25 as it nears its 95th year. The event follows the July 11 groundbreaking for a new children's house with Rev. Leonard Brown announcing the anniversary. The long history lists multiple location moves and key figures including Rev. Mark William Howard, Trustees Samuel Orr John F Todd Thomas I Gibson Robert J Gibson James L Howard and several descendants still in the church. Rev. B F Stump of Santa Rosa will occupy the pulpit.
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First Baptist Church of
Ukiah
Leonard Brown
Ukiah School House
Mark William Howard
Christian Church
Baptists
South Methodists
Samuel Orr
John F. Todd
Thomas I. Gibson
Robert J. Gibson
James L. Howard
Susan Cleland
Rose Gibson
Leona Mazzoni
Janet Rawles
Daphne
Harold Orr
Mark Howard
Liu Holtz
Ruth Jenny
Lina Smith
Lillian Williams
Porter L. Smith
Joyce Orr
Gloria Dale
Ward Howard
Howard
Darlene Howard
Freddie
Joe Dale
Ronny
Sandra
Johnny Orr
Linda Russell
Brown
B. F. Stump
Santa Rosa
Missing German Security Chief Jeopardizes West
West Berlin reports the disappearance of Otto John head of Abe West German security, feared abducted or lured into East Germany. Officials warn the case threatens West German policies and could reveal secrets of Allied intelligence. John, 44, led the Office for the Protection of the Constitution and cooperated with counter intelligence agencies amid Cold War tensions. He was last seen with Dr. Wolfgang Wohlgemuth, labeled a Communist, who operated on both sides of the Iron Curtain.
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John
Office For the Protection of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Wolfgang Wohlgemuth
Interior Ministry
West Berlin
Berlin
Wohligemuth
Cancer Fighting Machine Demonstrated in Rockford
The first fully automatic cancer fighting machine, built with atomic science advances, was shown to 22 scientists. The 414 ton device, suspended from a ceiling track, directs rays from cesium on tumor centers and is intended for use in treatment and research. Dr. George Harrell of the University of Florida praised its potential for experimentation.
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Rockford, II
Medical Division
The
Atomic Energy Commission
George Harrell
University of Florida
Restoration of Cattle Damages Suit Over 43 Head Near Comptche
Jack Drum sues Wallace and Loretta Hobson for $1000 in damages and for restoration of 43 cattle valued at $5000 allegedly converted since May 21 1954. The cattle are held on the Hobsons ranch near Comptche. Burt Busch of Lakeport represents Drum.
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Jack Drum
Wallace
Loretta Hobson
Comptche
Drum
Hobsons
Burt Busch
Lakeport
Airliner Crashes Off China Coast Killing 18 Aboard
Cathay Pacific Skymaster with 18 aboard crashed near Hainan Island. At least 10 survivors were reported including three Americans. Among the rescued were P. Thacher of Connecticut and Mrs L L Parish of California with daughter Valerie. Capt L L Parish and two Parish children among the Americans unaccounted. Three crew members hospitalized at Kowloon. Observers from an Air Viet Nam plane described the crash as it sank quickly.
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China Coast
United Press Sauth
Hong Kong
Hainan Island
Singapore
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Grumman
Kowloon
Parish
China National Air Corporation
Kowlon
Brown
Carlton
Law
Wat
Indochina
William Stevenson
Toronto Star
Russell Spurr
London Daily [Express
Steve Barber
London
Dreaming Bank Robber to Get Sanity Test
Roland A. Palmer of Willits pleaded guilty in Sacramento Federal Court to attempting a Bank of America robbery in Ukiah on June 22. He was ordered to undergo psychiatric evaluation, with results due August 5, after detailing his dream and travel from Willits to Ukiah. Police arrested him at the bank without resistance following a note demanding 1000 dollars.
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Roland A. Palmer
Ukiah
Bank of America
Oliver J. Carter
Sacramento
Willits
Palmer
George Smith
George Barnes
Les Larson
Secret McCarthy session over Lavenia security denial
Sen Joseph McCarthy convened a secret subcommittee meeting to press Defense and Justice officials for detailed reasons behind Thomas W. Lavenia being denied security clearance. Lavenia faces dismissal next Friday unless cleared, amid McCarthy's claim the loyalty issue is unfounded.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Subcommittee On Investigations
McCarthy
Defense and Justice Departments
Thomas W. Lavenia
Lavenia
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Herbert Brownell Jr
Defense Department
American Law Students Association
Polio Fund in Mendocino County Faces Deficit
Mendocino County polio fund shows a deficit of more than $10,000 despite a $12,700 National Foundation donation. Local chairman Schilder notes urgent need to cover care and polio prevention costs, with August Emergency March of Dimes funding planned to fill the gap. District officials cite nationwide shortfall amid ongoing care and gamma globulin expansion.
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National Foundation
Schilder
Foundation
Arthur @child
Richard Davis
Robert Harmon
Margaret
Ernard
Robert Groves
ly@ Small
Drive
Carl Squub
Neck
Roland Kusow
J. J. B. Mysengill
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California
Northwestern California forecast shows fair today and tonight with local coast fog. Saturday cooler with higher humidity. Ukiah highs 40 to 56, Santa Rosa 94 to 48, Napa 94 to 52. Fort Bragg area fog Saturday morning, then cooler Saturday with coast winds 12 to 25 mph, easing at night.
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California
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Napa
Norther
Fort Bragg
Fires Threaten Rich Timber in Mendocino Burney Round Mountain
Firefighters and 500 lumber workers battled two new blazes near Burney and Round Mountain, 40 miles northeast and 25 miles east of Redding, menacing virgin Ponderosa stands. Winds hindered efforts as 30,000 acres burned since Tuesday and arson-suspected fires spread in Cloverdale.
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Redding
Burney
Round Mountain
Alvin Haynes
Jesse Graves
Forest Service
California
Cloverdale
Five Suspects Cleared After Lie Tests In Branscomb Death
Five suspects tied to the July 10 death of Byron Soper, a 70 year old transient pensioner, are released from county jail after lie detector tests. An autopsy showed fatal head blow not drowning. An inquest will be held in Laytonville Tuesday. Suspects named: R Soper 32. Guy Patton 38. Charles Moffatt 41. Earl Davis 33. Ole Wold 51.
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Branscomb
B. G. Broaddus
Byron Soper
Broaddus
Laytonville
Mr. R. Soper
Guy E. Patton
Charles S. Moffatt
Earl Davis
Ole Wold
Litigants settle for less before jury instruction
In Laytonville on August 15, 1951 a car collision with a flat-bed truck led to a $100,000 damage suit. Lena Hash settled for $23,000 just before jurors were to receive instructions. Plaintiffs claimed permanent hip dislocation and nerve damage plus shock and mental suffering. Defendants Henry Gill and Bryce Edgman, doing business as Humboldt Battery and Sales Company, were represented by Charles Bell. The trial before Judge Lilburn Gibson concluded with the recess settlement during the fourth day.
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Lena Hash
Miss Tash
Henry Gill
Bryce Edgman
Humboldt Battery and Sales Company
James E. Busch
J. Adrian Palmquist
Oakland
Charles Bell
Miss Nash
Laytonville
Hash
Barney Niedcrost
Edgman
Verbal Agreement Basis of Complaint
Elvin Case sues Carl W Wallace for 1300 dollars claiming a verbal agreement on July 11 to purchase Esquire Men's Shop at Urial. Wallace took sole ownership but did not complete payment, asking judgment for the agreed amount plus costs. DeMeo and DeMeo of Santa Rosa represent Case.
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Elvin Case
Carl W. Wallace
Case
Wallace
Esquire
Urial
DeMeo
Santa Rosa
Late Flashes and Fire Reach Across Humboldt County
The report covers a late flash of fires burning 350 res in six miles east of Willits, a statewide liquor investigation with Equalization and attorney general cooperation, Humboldt County fair directors voting to hold a five day rain schedule despite a fire, a $25,000 loss from hay barns and sheep, and Bert Capps swimming Lake Tahoe in a 12 mile crossing in 3 hours 27 minutes earning over $500.
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Ferndale-Ap
Ggr
Humboldt County Bair
Lake Tahoe
Bert Capps
Capps
San Francisco
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