Coyote Lake Plans: Highway 20 Opening Signals Projects Start
The forthcoming opening of Highway 20 by month’s end or early July will trigger intensified work on two key community projects in Taraat. Local officials anticipate the upgraded corridor will accelerate access and development efforts, boosting economic activity and public services.
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Intaraat
U.S. Could Send Troops to Lebanon Amid Tense Crisis
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned the United States might deploy troops to Lebanon if conditions demanded it and could act independently or with a UN force. He accused the Soviet Union of pressing for a top level summit on Kremlin terms while noting the U.S. would support beefed up U.N. forces in Lebanon. The 6th Fleet's Marine contingents could ashore if requested as Dag Hammarskjold moves to bolster U.N. action. In California, plans around the Coyote Lake Basin include $150,000 to $200,000 in recreation development, with a highway north of Calpella opening and a focus on access, boat ramps, and facilities.
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UPI
John Foster Dulles
United States
Lebanon
U.S
United Nations
Dulles
Soviet Union
West
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Josef Stalin
Imre Nagy
U.N
Mediterranean
HW Oun
Dag Hammerskjold
Poulos
State Wildlife Conservation Board
Department of Fish and Game
Wildlife Group
Wildlife Board
Redwood Valley
The
San Francisco
Brazilian airliner crash kills Brazilian officials
An airliner crash near Curitiba airport in Brazil killed 19 people, including former acting president Senator Nereu Ramos and other officials Jorge Lacerda and Leoberto Leal. The 27 aboard included survivors with serious injuries.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Curitiba
Brazil
Nereu Ramos
Gaspar Dutra
Leoberto Leal
Chamber of Deputies
20th Anniversary CAA Observance in Ukiah
An Air Force jet will land at Ukiah airport Sunday to mark the Civil Aeronautics Administration 20th anniversary. The event runs all afternoon with parachute jumps crop dusting demos and aircraft displays. Committee members include Mayor Roy Wagner Dr Dwain Blocher W G Cox John Franklin Sam Gardner Elmer Harmon and Dr Trevis D Marsha with Harold F E Garde leading the observance.
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Air Force
Ukiah
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Garde
Roy Wagner
Dwain Blocher
Ukiah Airport Commission
W. G
Bunt) Cox
John Franklin
KUKI
Sam Gardner
Elmer Harmon
Trevis D. Marsha
Air Force Reserve
Reds Execute Nagy Former Hungary Leader
Former Hungarian Premier Imre Nagy, who led the 1956 uprising, was executed for high treason along with Gen. Pal Maleter and editors Miklos Gimes and Jozsef Szilagyi. Five others received prison terms from life to five years for anti-state conspiracy.
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Budapest
UPI
Imre Nagy
Soviet Union
Pal Maleter
Miklos Gimes
Jozsef Szilagyi
Hungarian Justice Department
Nagy
Maleter
Sandor Klpacsy
Ference Janossi
Miklos Vasarhelyi
Zoltan Tildy
Calpella Water District plans public meeting
Calpella Water District leaders announced a public meeting next week to present an up-to-date report on district affairs. President Albert B. Hines said directors would discuss applying to the Housing and Home Finance Agency for funds to build sewer and water facilities and related bond issues and tax implications.
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Calpella Water District
Albert B. Hines
Hines
Housing and Home Finance Agency
HHFA
Equality Demand Tied to Release of Nine U.S. Soldiers
East German Communists demand a U.S. signature on a paper admitting the equality of Soviet Germany in exchange for the nine kidnapped Americans eight officers and a sergeant. The United States rejects the duress and shows no signs of immediate release as Col. McQuail meets East German officials in Berlin.
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Berlin
UPI
U. S
Germany
United States
U.S
Robert P. McQuail
Foreign Office
Red Berlin
Henry J. Hodes
State Department
McQuail
East Germany
Otto Winter
Logger Killed In Jeep Crash Near Piercy
Chester Wilcox Jr. aged 53 a logging camp worker for P. M. Dim mick Lumber Company died when their jeep rolled 60 feet downhill on logging road 2 4 miles off Highway 101 near Piercy. Four companions were injured and taken to Garberville hospital. Wilcox's body was sent to Anker Mortuary for autopsy.
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Chester Wilcox Jr
P. M. Dimmick Lumber Company
Piercy
Sheriff's Office
Garberville Hospital
Wilcox
Anker Mortuary
Ukiah Wins Pedestrian Safety Award 1957
Ukiah earned the Excellence of Pedestrian Protection from the American Automobile Association for no pedestrian deaths in 1957. The national contest saw 1 708 cities competing while AAA notes 7 800 pedestrian deaths in 1957, down from 7 950 in 1956, with overall crash trends improving over 21 years of the program.
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Ukiah
American Automobile Association
California
Kven
CSAA
AAA
Little League Benefit Movie Slated Tonight
The life of Jerome Herman Dean, the St. Louis Cardinals pitcher turned legend, is shown in The Pride of St. Louis at the State Drive-In. Proceeds from tonight's one night showing go to the Ukiah Little League fund. Dean and brother Paul helped pitch the 1934 pennant drive before a late career return as a colorful baseball telecast commentator.
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Jerome Herman
Dizzy
Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Methodist Church Reassigns Local Pastorates
The Northern California Nevada conference of the Methodist church reassigns Ukiah Willits Potter Valley pastors and others after closing June 15. Revs Fellersen Weeks Pearson Royster Hill Teel Weeks Vincent Traweek will fill Ukiah Willits Potter Valley Upper Lake Covelo Mendocino coast and surrounding parishes with new postings and replacements.
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Methodist Church
California
Nevada
Ukiah
Willits
Potter Valley
Ralph Fellersen
Ukiah Methodist Church
Willard Weeks
George C. Pearson
Anderson Valley
Ford N. Royster
Robert C. Hill
Kelseyville
Roy Q. Whiting
Lakeport
Clyde E. Teel
Mendocino
Round Valley
Covelo
Weeks
Upper Lake
H. Wilton Vincent
Farmington
W. S. Traweek
Corning
Adams denies seeking favors for Goldfine at House hearing
Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams testified he never sought or obtained federal favors for Bernard Goldfine, while a House investigator said Goldfine received preferred treatment after Adams’ inquiry. Adams acknowledged gifts from Goldfine but claimed no action by him or his staff yielded results unavailable to strangers.
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UPI
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
House
New England
Adams
Goldfine
Eisenhower
Federal Trade Commission
Securitiies & Exchange Commission
Subcommittee
Robert W. Lishman
FTC
Lishman
Oak Ridge Men Suffer Burns From Radiation
Eight Oak Ridge workers in the Atomic Energy Commission plant were exposed to radiation after a small container of enriched uranium was emptied into a larger drum causing a nuclear reaction. Four other workers were released after evaluation. Names and dose details were not released.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
UPI
Oak Ridge
Atomic Energy Commission
Uranium Recovery Department
Plant
AEC
Willits Council Supports Police Chief in Dismissal
After a two hour closed hearing the Willits City Council upheld the firing of Sergeant Melvin Clatty by Police Chief Man Crraamurand. The hearing featured Clatty, Chief Greenwood, City Attorney Bennett and council members. The meeting addressed whether Clatty fully reported information from a felony case, jailed a prisoner, and his appearance as a defense witness in a felony trial.
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Willits
Melvin Clatty
Man Crraamurand
Wagia Wirculayy Wee Clatty
Clatty
Greenwood
Dorman Bennett
Bennett
Don‘Coleman
Coleman
Golden Raps Clatty's Dismissal
Ukiah attorney John Golden condemns firing of Willits police sergeant Melvin Clatty, father of six, for testifying for the defense in Don Coleman assault trial. Golden notes witnesses must tell truth and cites right to interview witnesses. He says Clatty testified first and Greenwood disputed him, suggesting unfair action.
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Ukiah
John Golden
Don Coleman
Melvin Clatty
Willits
Coleman
Clatty
Walker
Golden
Court of Appeals
Greenwood
Latty
Free Follies Tickets Drawn Daily in Journal
The Journal announces daily free tickets to the Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies at Winterland San Francisco. A winner is randomly selected from the telephone directory and must claim the two tickets at the Journal office by 5 p.m. today. Yesterday the winner was R. H. John of Ukiah.
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Journal
Shipstads and Johnson
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