Evans Seeks Counsel Opening Argument By Goldstein in Conspiracy Trial
Editor notes the Mendocino County conspiracy case People v Tindall Evans Morton Salisbury moves toward opening arguments as Judge Folger Emerson temporarily excludes several journalists and spectators. Goldstein details alleged co conspirators Oscar Klee Charlene Klee Wayne Guthrie and Al Walsh and traces the Volunteers for Good Government formation and actions preceding warrants. The trial began June 3 with over 100 jurors examined, now recessed for Evans to secure counsel.
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Kathy Hunter
Daily Journal
Maurice Tindall
Glenn Evans
Shan Salisbury
Robert Morton
Sara Allen
Emsl
Charlene Klee
Anderson Valley Advertiser
Martha Anerson
Albion
Folger Emerson
John Fitzgerald
Morton
The
People
Tindall
Alvin H. Goldstein
State Attorney General's Office
Goldstein
Mendocino County
Grand Jury
Oscar Klee
Charlene
Wayne Guthrie
Ukiah Constable
al Walsh
Ukiah
Klee
Wayne Burke
Burke
Petersen, Bartolomie
Gino Stefani
Sheriff's Office
Mercury Soars to 104 in Ukiah as Heatwave Hits
The Ukiah weather watchers report a seasonal high of 104 degrees on Sunday with noon readings at 95 and a 62 degree low. Firefighters responded to a single incident, a Sheriff’s Department car fire caused by wiring.
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Ukiah
Sheriff's Department
Fellersen Leaves Ukiah Pulpit for Willow Glen Post
Rev. Ralph Fellersen departs Ukiah Methodist Church after six years to take a new pulpit at Willow Glen in the San Jose area effective next Sunday. He and his wife Glenna, daughter Terrilee, and son Grant plan to leave Saturday.
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Ralph Fellersen
Methodist Church
Stockton
Willow Glen
San Jose
Fellerson
Ukiah Methodist Church
Glenna
Terrilee
Grant
Wendell Ensor
Salinas
Peope
Chico
Tennessee
Missouri
Charles Evans
Richard Walsh
Santa Rosa
Frances Grant
International Christian Youth Exchange
Civil Rights Program Modified Sent To Congress
President Kennedy’s civil rights program, after White House talks with leaders, will be sent to Congress on Wednesday with Republican suggested modifications. Senate GOP Leader Dirksen says he helped shape the first draft over the weekend and will confer with Mike Mansfield on areas of possible agreement. The plan covers voting, school desegregation, and public facilities to curb discrimination against Negroes.
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Washington
Mont
Mike
Dirksen
Herbert Hoover in serious condition in New York
Former president Herbert Hoover, 88, remains in very serious condition at his Waldorf Towers suite as doctors and nurses maintain around the clock watch. He is reported to suffer from anemia and a gastro intestinal tract problem with no current evidence of major bleeding, though heart action is somewhat irregular and a low fever persists.
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New York
UPI
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Waldorf Towers
Three Winners In Journal's Follies Contest
Clarence Ganter John Parducci and George Townsend are the latest Ukiah Daily Journal Ice Follies ticket contest winners. They spotted their names in the classified section and claimed two free tickets to the 1963 Ice Follies opening in San Francisco at Winterland. Check today for more listings and your chance to win.
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Clarence Ganter
N. Mainstreet
Ukiah
John Parducci
Grove Street
George R. Townsend
Fleetwood Drive
Ukiah Daily Journal
The
Daily Journal
San Francisco
Winterland
Racial Violence Erupts On Many U S Fronts
Across the United States racial tensions flare amid civil rights push. White and black communities brace for demonstrations as National Guard moves into Cambridge Maryland and protests unfold in Jackson Mississippi Tuscaloosa Alabama Englewood New Jersey and cities nationwide. Leaders warn of further clashes as court actions and marches proceed in coming days.
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Southland
Washington
Cambridge
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
National Guard
George Wallace
Kennedy
Wallace
Englewood
N.J
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
New York
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Nine Day Rites For Pope John Concluded Today
Vatican City reports nine days of funeral rites for Pope John concluded with a Mass in St. Peter's Basilica. Seventy two cardinals attended the service led by Eugene Cardinal Tisserant as world government representatives watched the 88 candles and papal crown display. The conclave to elect the pope’s successor begins Wednesday, following the June 3 death of Pope John at 81, with U S leaders among those meeting cardinals, including Vice President Lyndon B Johnson.
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Vatican City
UPI
John Xie
St. Peter’s Basilica
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
The
Sacred College
Pope John
U. S
Lyndon B. Johnson
Wayne Johnson badly hurt in 40 foot plunge crash
Wayne Alan Johnson, 18, of Ukiah, was injured when the car he drove plunged 40 feet over an embankment and landed on its top two miles west of Upper Lake on Highway 20 shortly before midnight Saturday. Companions Leo Fortner and James Vaughlim escaped injury. their addresses and ages were unavailable. Lake County Highway Patrolmen report.
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Wayne Alan Johnson
Ukiah
Lakeside Hospital
Johnson
Upper Lake
Leo Fortner
James Vaughlim
Lake County
Supreme Court rules mandatory prayer unconstitutional
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 that the Lord's Prayer and Bible reading in public schools are unconstitutional, stating the state must remain neutral in religious matters. The decision, with Justice Stewart in dissent, narrows devotional practices to avoid state endorsement of religion.
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Charlotte G. Moulton
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Tom Clark
Clark
Congress
New York
Stewart
Baltimore
Madalyn E. Murray
William J. Murray III
Board of School Commissioners
Maryland Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
U S Reaction To Valentina U S Space Flight Provokes Mixed Feelings
United Press International reports Americans react with a mix of amusement and annoyance to Valentina Tereshkova's spaceflight. Cape Canaveral observers joke about women drivers while officials question the stunt. Senator Hart's wife says the feat shows the U S is behind in utilizing women. Aviatrix Jerrie Cobb remarks that the delay in space work disappoints national progress yet takes pride in a female achievement.
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United Press International
Cape Canaveral
Leighton I. Davis
U.S. Missile Test Center
Fla
Philip Hart
Michigan
Washington
U.S
Jerrie Cobb
United States
Oklahoma City
Okla
Russia
California Legislature Heads Into Final Week in 1963 Session
SACRAMENTO UPI reports the 1963 legislature nears a midnight Friday adjournment with three key fights unresolved. Gov Brown's pay-as-you-go personal income tax proposal faces a hearing, an air housing bill stalls, and a conference committee refines the $3.2 billion state budget. The Chamber of Commerce argues withholding is unnecessary, urging a 40–50 million budget cut and tax measures to balance the 1963–64 and 1964–65 books. Republicans pledge to block the budget unless withholding is defeated.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Senate
Senate Assembly
Gov. Brown
Donald L. Grunsky
Wat
Sonville
State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Grunsky
Assembly
Cosmonette Insists On Her Lipstick
Valentina Tereshkova flew within three miles of cosmonaut Valery Bykovsky during their first orbit, a near rendezvous confirmed by Soviet officials. Despite speculation, officials said the twin flights would not rendezvous this voyage as both craft reported good health and systems. Tereshkova, 26, wore makeup in space and thanked Khrushchev for praising a Soviet woman in space.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Valentina Tereshkova
Valery F. Bykovsky
Russia
Moscow Radio
Miss Tereshkova
Bykovsky
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Tereshkova
Valentina
Tass
Cosmonette
Yuri Gagarin
Earth
Weather outlook for Northwestern California clears warm inland
Northwestern California stays fair today tonight and Tuesday with a few afternoon and evening thunder storms in the high mountains. Inland remains warm with Ukiah 103 65 Santa Rosa 90 54 Napa 90 55. Winds northerly 16 25 knots north of Cape Mendocino and northwest 8 16 knots south of Cape Mendocino.
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California
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Napa
Cape Mendocino
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