Two Pilots Hampers Ike's Navy Show
An air search for two downed pilots shut down much of the Navy demonstrations planned for President Eisenhower. Sixteen of nineteen warships left the task force as a rescue continued off the Georgia coast where one pilot was saved by a Valley Forge helicopter. The Saratoga stayed distant due to its size, while Regulus missiles and Sidewinder tests proceeded.
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Eisenhower
Atlantic
Georgia
Valley Forge
Navy
Boston
Masonite Corp Receives Defense Reserve Award
Major General Robert L Howze will present the Department of Defense Reserve Award to Dean Thatcher of the Masonite Corporation after the concert and presentation ceremony. The Masonite Corp is honored for outstanding cooperation with the armed forces reserve program.
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Ceremo
Robert L. Howze
Sixth Army
Department of Defense Reserve
Dean Thatcher
Masonite Corporation
Palace Manor Motel on Redwood Highway Opens Peacefully
The Sandelins unveil Palace Manor Motel on Redwood highway at Low Gap road. Forty-one units offer full comforts for overnight and extended stays with nationally known furnishings and inviting design. Local reader notes praise the project as well contrived and restful.
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Sandelins
Palace Manor
Redwood Highway
Low Gap Road
Atom Fallout Discussed Ahead of Committee Hearing
Terrill outlined that radiation increases are variable and data is scarce. He warned it will take years to determine exact levels and cautioned against firm conclusions as more measurements are gathered. He noted current air and water radioactivity remains below maximum permissible limits set by scientists.
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Terrill
Covelo hotel owners held on resisting arrest charges
Mr and Mrs Angelo Silacci and Angelo Silacci Jr owners of a Covelo hotel were held to answer by Judge Fred Goss in superior court on charges of resisting arrest and beating Deputy Sheriff Fred Rox on May 11. They had pled not guilty.
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Angelo Silacci
Angelo Silacci, Jr
Covelo
Superior Court
Fred Goss
Fred Rox
Legal delays force rebid of Ukiah sewer plant bids
The Ukiah city council faces a fresh call for sewer plant bids after a judge voided seven prior bids and the contract with Early Dr. Construction. The ruling cites improper publication notices and missing wage data, delaying construction but possibly lowering costs if competition rises.
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Ukiah
Brown and Caldwell
Mendocino County
Cash
Federal Public Health Service
Water Pollution Board
Dr. Construction
Gibson
Carrier Saratoga Joins in Search for Downed Planes
The U S S Saratoga carrying President Eisenhower and top officials led a 16-ship task group in a mass air-sea search east of Savannah for two Crusader jet fighters downed during a routine training flight from Cecil Field Jacksonville. Wreckage sightings prompted extended rescue efforts as the president planned a Mayport return and a speech in Washington.
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Merriman Smith
U.S.S. Saratoga
Saratoga
Eisenhower
Cecil Field
Jacksonville
Fla
National Security Council
Valley Forge
Boston
Mayport
Robert B. Pirie
Savannah
Georgia
Air Force
Fourteen Aspire to Be Rodeo Sweetheart at Willits
Louise Walden led the field midway through the contest with 14 candidates for Rodeo Sweetheart of Willits. Remaining contenders include Pat Moreno Janice Hall Sonya Powers Judy Coleman Sharon Mott Saxon Wells Margot Marek Rose Ixeiser Elsie Stansberry Diana Watterman Lorraine Wycoff.
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Willits
Louise Walden
Pat Moreno
Janice Hall
Sonya Powers
Judy Coleman
Sharon Mott
Saxon Wells
Margot Marek
Rose Ixeiser
Elsie Stansberry
Diana Watterman
Lorraine Wycoff
Huge Ogochi Dam Begins Operations Near Tokyo
The 417 foot high Ogochi Dam started operation in Tokyo today after two decades of work. The 67 million dollar project aims to double Tokyo's daily water supply. Construction fatalities reached eighty two during its building.
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Tokyo
Ogochi
German Funeral for 15 Army Recruits in Wer River Tragedy
Funeral services were held in Kempteen Germany for 15 German army recruits who drowned Monday during a training maneuver. Only one coffin was present while the other 14 bodies remained missing in the swollen Wer River after four days of search efforts.
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Kempteen Germany
Wer
Manteca Man Reports Auto Theft Loss
Pete Winters of Manteca reported three coal sacks and an inner communication receiving set stolen from his parked auto in the 700 block of South State street. He reported the loss Friday morning at 3 o'clock and valued the items at $90.
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Pete Winters
Manteca
South State Street
New York Soprano Ella Fiesch Dies After Long Illness
Miss Ella Fiesch a dramatic soprano who sang with the Metropolitan Opera and performed in New York died Thursday after a long illness. Her career included leading roles and appearances with major opera companies.
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New York
Ella Fiesch
Metropolitan Opera
Southern Man Put Back On His Feet Shoes Gone
A San Bernardino visitor at Ukiah reported to police after arriving in the afternoon and resting in the 200 block of East Perkins. He awoke to find his shoes missing and an old pair left behind, offering no boot.
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San Bernardino
Ukiah
John Fuller
East Perkins
Fire crews respond to backyard incinerator near Niarianna Shop
Fire department rushed to 212 West Standley Street Thursday evening at 10 30 PM after smoke from a backyard incinerator surrounded the Niarianna Shop, making the awnings look as if they were on fire.
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West Standley Street
Narianna
Pony Leaguers to Wash Cars for Funds Saturday
Ukiah Pony League and National Boys' Baseball groups will wash cars Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Bartolomei's Texaco, State and Seminary, to raise funds for equipment, umpires, and postseason travel. The effort supports 13 to 14 year olds in the Pony League and 15 to 16 year olds in the NBB.
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Bartolomei
Texaco
State and Seminary
Colt
Ukiah
Pony League
NBB
Colt League
Ukiah Pony
Mystery Man Seen With Princess Margaret At London Theatre
Princess Margaret arrived with a tall dark haired stranger described as a mystery man. The unknown escort helped her from the car and entered Westminster Theatre during Dear Delinquent, whispering to her throughout the performance.
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London
Princess Margaret
Westminster Theatre
Margaret
Tasty Vegetable Mix in Brussels Sprouts and Celery
A New York preparation combines brussels sprouts and celery into a tasty dish. Simmer 1 cup diced celery with 1 quart cleaned brussels sprouts in 1 inch of boiling water until tender. Season and serve piping hot.
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New York
Third Birthday of the $64,000 Question prompts tax lesson
Washington reports on how The $64,000 Question sheds light on income tax effects for middle and upper income earners. Analysts note the show spurred nationwide debate about tax rates and risk taking, citing Wall Street Journal and The Saturday Evening Post discussions. The piece recalls a 20 year tax record showing government take from individual tax payers rising 64 fold since 1936.
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Lyle GC. Wilson
Washington
Early
Wall Street Journal
Saturday Evening Post
New York
First National City Bank
First National
the Post
Valentine Named Executive Director of Waterbury Heart Association
Joseph W. Valentine was appointed executive director of the Waterbury Area Heart Association in Waterbury Connecticut.
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Hearts Waterbury, Conn
ULP
Joseph W. Valentine
The
Waterbury Area Heart Association
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