South Ukiah Freeway work proceeds amid California strike
$214 million South Ukiah Freeway project moves forward with Hooker Company and Frederickson and Watson in a union dispute. Clearing begins in Norgdy Lane area as southern contractors sign contracts while northern projects stall and injunctions delay three Associated General Contractors firms until next hearings.
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South Ukiah
Northern California
Hooker Company
Frederickson and Watson
Hooker
Southern California
Southern Contractors
California
Norgdy Lane
Boonville Road
Crawford Ranch Road
Burke Hill
al Braga
State Division of Highways
Lake Mendocino
Redwood Valley
Robinson Creek
Willits-Fort Bragg
San Francisco
Byron Arnold
Associated General Contractors
Edhe Cigte
A Om
Barbecue Area Fencing Job To Start Monday
The Redwood Empire Fair will start fencing and rest room construction at the barbecue area the coming Monday. Directors accepted a low bid of 8 748 from Ukiah contractor John Wagner, with competing bids from Frank Crane 11 172 H H Tuttle 10 529 and Austin Hall 9 35. The project includes 420 feet of six foot Cyclone fencing and a 12 by 26 cement block restroom building.
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12Th District Fairgrounds
Jim Tocher
John Wagner
Ukiah
Frank Crane
H. H. Tuttle
Austin Hall
Russell Hotchkiss
Micro-Midget Association
Senators Press Forest Service Over Timber Problems
Pacific Northwest senators grilled Forest Service Chief Edward Cliff in a Senate Commerce Committee hearing on timber management in national forests. They urged action to address Canadian imports impact and praised Bureau of Indian Affairs policies while urging coordination between agencies and better utilization of funds for forest management and road access.
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UPI
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U.S. Forest Service
State Department
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Edward P. Ciff
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren’ G. Magmason
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Magmason
Lewiston
Idaho
Portland
Olympia
Wash
Bureau of Reau of Indian Affairs
Land, Management
Buthe Interior Department
Magnuson
Cliff
Congress
Chiff
Kennedy
Openings remain in two Red Cross swim classes at Ukiah pool
Ukiah Recreation Director Dave Strong reports remaining openings in two early two week Red Cross learn to swim sessions at Ukiah Municipal pool. Classes run 11 30 to noon and 5 to 5 30 p.m. with first session June 18 29 and second July 2 18. Public swim hours and party reservations noted. adult classes set for June 19 to July 19.
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Ukiah Municipal Pool
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Shirley Jacobsen
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Ukiah
Dick “Flarly
Ukiah “Municipal
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Jim O'Farrell
Steve Book
Fatsy Wivena
Carolyn Foutz
Marti, Easterbrok
Financier Gilbert plans secret extradition defense in Brazil
New York financier Edward M. Gilbert 38 flew to Rio after drawing 1.9 million from company funds and plans a secret conference with a lawyer who specializes in residence visas for extradition proof Brazil according to UPI.
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UPI
Edward M. Gilbert
Rio
Brazil
Psychologist Van Dusen freed on recognizance in peyote case
Dr Van Dusen a Mendocino State Hospital psychologist, released on his own recognizance after appearing before Justice Court Judge Fred Goss on a possession of drugs charge. Clark Long pled not guilty and bail was set at 525 cash or 1050 bond as proceedings continue on the peyote incident.
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Mendocino State Hospital
Justice Court
Fred Goss
van Dusen
Clark Long
Long
Goss
Merrill Howard
Mendocino County
Klatte
MSH
California
University of Ottawa
Canada
Redding Couple Sues Doctor Over Sterilization in 1960
A Shasta County, United Kingdom case filed a $500,000 malpractice suit against Dr. H. R. Mc Vicker of Redding over a sterilization operation in 1960. The suit alleges Mrs. Dawell bore a child in 1961 and is expecting another birth.
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Thas
H. R. McVicker
Shell Faces Move to Oust GOP Floor Leader
Sacramento UPI The plan to remove Assemblyman Joseph C. Shell as minority floor leader gains momentum as a GOP caucus nears, spurred by his refusal to wholeheartedly back Nixon and his stance on unity after the Brown-Nixon primary defeat. Shell negotiates with Nixon proposing terms for a cooperative relationship and maintains his leadership despite mounting pressure.
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UPI
Joseph C. Shell
Richard M. Nixon
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GOP
Assembly
Shell
Robert Monagan
Tracy
Shel
Unity
Republican Party
Nixon
Monagan
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Los Angeles
Fire Calls Highlight Thurdays Events at Two Locations
Fire crews responded to two incidents including a blaze at the old Cecille Hotel around 10 44 p m and a grass fire along WN Highway 101 around 12 30 p m today.
Downers Grove Driver Explains Loss of Control
In Downers Grove Illinois Tom Macleran explained to police on Thursday how he lost control of his car and crashed after his vehicle slid off the road. The incident occurred in a traffic accident with Tesutt ine referenced in the report.
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Downers Grove
Iai
UPI
Tom Macleran
Tesuttine
Senatoria, Miss
Larry Han
Eneak
Hankins
Mississippi
California
Carolyn Crawford
Believe Convicts Drowned After Alcatraz Escape
Fred Y. Wilkinson assistant director of the federal prison system says he believes the three men who escaped from Alcatraz Monday night have drowned. He notes only swims these inmates were used to were in creeks in swampy Florida and Louisiana.
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San Francisco
UPI
Fred Y. Wilkinson
Federal Prison System
Alcatraz
Wilkinson
Florida
Louisiana
Ukiah Little League Parade Marks Foundation Week
Major Roy Wagner proclaims Little League Foundation Week and a downtown parade begins at Oak and Seminary at 1 p.m. with 24 teams and nearly 400 boys in full uniform. Tomorrow also launches a coordinated ticket campaign for the Site Drive-In benefit movie.
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Ukiah
Roy Wagner
Oak and Seminary
Temperature Dips as Okahians Recall Harsh Heat Wave
Okiahans enjoyed a cool day with a 79 degree high while recalling a year ago when temperatures peaked at 114 degrees. The contrast marked a 35 degree drop from last year’s extreme heat.
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Okiahans
Kennedy seeks separation of politics from economy until 1964
President Kennedy proposes trial separation of politics from domestic economy to focus on national issues ahead of the 1964 election. He says most businessmen are Republicans and politics should wait for the race, while urging mediation in airline labor disputes and commenting on Khrushchev, Vietnam, Laos, and the space program.
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Laos
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