Responsible Liberalism Pat Brown Winds Up Session in Driver's Seat
Governor Edmund G Brown nears a legislative windup with aims including a vast water program and tax increases. He faces oil lobby pressure but secures major portions of a budget reaching 2.225 billion and measures on fair employment, consumer counsel, and economic development amid a tight balance outlook.
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Pat Brown
Sacramento
UPS
Edmund G. Brown
California
Consumer Counsel and Economic Development Agency
Brown
Senate
Assembly
Covelo to get deputy house near jail plan approved
Mendocino County Board of Supervisors authorized Floyd Lawrence to proceed with building plans for a house next to Covelo jail for a permanent deputy. Sheriff Bartolomie cited critical staffing needs as deputies now travel weekly from Ukiah. Sanitation test and water checks ordered for the future site.
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Reno Bartolomie
Covelo
County Board of Supervisors
Floyd Lawrence
Ukiah
Bartolomie
Walter Severance
Dave Long
Leigh Shoemaker
Sonoma County Board of Supervisors
Mendocino Board
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Senate Lets Final Push Pass Pollution Bill in California
Sacramento UPI The California state Senate gave final passage to a bill for state regulation of waste disposal in streams. Assemblyman Charles Meyers of San Francisco introduced the measure, which declares state policy to control stream waste disposal and would create a board to investigate water pollution charges and set procedures for enforcement.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
State Senate
Charles Meyers
San Francisco
Ben S. Allen Honored For Writings
Ben S. Allen of Lower Lake and Palo Alto, former AP correspondent and PR counsel to the California Redwood Region Conservation Council, was named a Fellow of the Forest History Foundation in St. Paul. He received a citation for outstanding contributions in philanthropy, research, writing, collecting and preserving forest history, notably North American sources and the California Redwoods Region. Also honored were Jay P. Kinney, Bryan Latent, Edward N. Munns, and Charles H. Sage for diverse forestry and conservation achievements.
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Ben S. Allen
Lower Lake
Palo Alto
Associated Press
California Redwood Region Conservation Council
Forest History Foundation, Inc
Allen
Foundation
St. Paul
Minn
North American
California Redwoods
Pacific Coast
Theodore C. Blegen
Jay P. Kinney
Hartwick
N.Y
Indian Service
U.S. Department of Justice
Bryan Lathan
London
England
James Latham, Ltd
Nigerian Hardwood Company, Ltd
Edward N. Munns
Concord
Calif
Forest Influences
U.S. Forest Service
Nature's Conservancy, Inc
Washington, D.C
Charles H. Sage
Neenah, Wis
Paicines
Kimberly- Clark Corporation
Pulp and Paper
Canada
United States
Calpella C of C elects new officer and board
John Petro was elected president of the reconstituted Calpella Chamber of Commerce succeeding Woodrow White who joins the board. Joe Graziano named secretary-treasurer with directors Mario Venturi George Lane and Ray Heth. The group discussed highway signs for Lake Mendocino and directions to Calpella. The chamber, formed in 1955, had been inactive until now and aims at community development.
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John Petro
Calpella
Camp Navarro Opens Sunday for Seven Week Session
Camp Navarro the Boy Scout summer camp on Masonite property along the Navarro River opens Sunday for a seven week season. In its third year, the camp houses 120 boys per week with a staff of 15. Three boys come from Ukiah. Troop 65 led by Scout Master Frank Crane and assistant George MacCutcheon will begin Sunday, as will Troop 46 led by Scout Master Sam Gossard.
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Navarro
Navarro River
Ukiah
Frank Crane
George MacCutcheon
Sam Gossard
Multiple World News Briefs From UPI
A three judge federal court tossed two laws on Faubus Little Rock high schools' closure and forced gradual integration. A Miami tornado battered areas leaving one critically injured. Riots in Durban saw natives dispersed with tear gas and bayonets. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip began a six week tour to Canada with stops including Eisenhower ceremonies. Ethel Barrymore died at age 87 in Hollywood. Ramon de Valera resigned as Ireland's prime minister amid election uncertainty.
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Federal District Court
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
London
UPI
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Canada
Eisenhower
St. Lawerences Seaway
Chicago
Mystery Cloaks Man Found Unconscious by NWP Rails
Frank Allenbest, 55, was found unconscious near the Northwestern Pacific tracks at Hopland station. He sustained multiple injuries after a possible collision with freight No 81 and was taken by ambulance to a county hospital. Deputies investigate with family ties to Hopland Stock Farm and residents nearby.
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Mystery Cloaks
NWP Rails
Hopkind
Northwestern Pacific
Frank Allenbest
Anmvbukinee
Zimmerman
Allenbest
N.W.P. Freight No
Ukiah
Hopland
Navy probes MIG attack on patrol plane in Japan
In Tokyo UPI reports U S Navy removed Lt Cmdr Mayer from sight during a secret probe of a Communist MIG attack on a four engine Mercator patrol plane. Asahi Evening News claimed a photo of the attacking plane, while Navy and Pentagon accounts gave conflicting details about gun removals and intercom mixups. Gunners were wounded and one crewman, Donald E Corder, was said to be in very good condition.
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Leroy Hansen
Tokyo
UPI
U.S. Navy
Donald R. Mayer
Asahi Evening News
MI6
Yokosuka
Washington
Asahi
Mayer
Navy
Pentagon
Adm
Frederic S. Withingtom
U.S
Japan
Aviation Electricians
Donald E. Corder
Jacksonville
Ilinois
Corder
Sharks Seen In San Diego Area After Diver Death
Two sharks were sighted Wednesday near the San Diego coastline where an experienced skin diver was killed last Sunday by a 20 foot shark. The area has nearby detectors and markers. a swim fin found and identified as belonging to Robert L. Pamperin, 33, missing since the incident. Farther north, Santa Monica lifeguards repelled a seven foot blue shark near bathers.
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Robert L. Pamperin
Santa Monica
Fires Reply: Incinerator Fires Prompt Fire Dept Calls
Fire department responded to two calls Wednesday evening. At 6:39 p.m. crews were dispatched to 1300 W. Clay Street for a trash burner and grass fire. A second call at 7:09 p.m. reported a fence and incinerator fire on W Mill Street. Both blazes were contained.
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Clay Street
Mill Street
Gromyko stalls on Berlin plan as West presses for answer
In Geneva the Big Three demand a yes or no from Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko on the Western compromise to ease the Berlin crisis. Christian Herter seeks a quick response and to prevent protracted bargaining. The plan offers concessions to the Soviet position and was presented at a secret session, with Gromyko asking for more talks while aiming to tie up the West in point by point Haggling.
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Geneva
UPI
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Christian A. Herter
United States
Britain
France
Gromyko
Alles
Fletter
West Berlin
TIA Grants Approval for TV Channel 7
Television Improvement Association members will receive Channel 7 here. FCC issued a construction permit to translate Channel 7 to UHF Channel 72. Equipment will be ordered immediately and the channel should be in service within 60 days. The group has secured $2,500 to BI Parker but seeks more donations for ongoing maintenance.
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Television Improvement Association
TIA
Timothy O’brien
Federal Communications Commission
O’brien
Floyd Lawrnnce
Lawrence
BI Parker
YMCA Announces Summer Course in Enjoyable Living
Chicago program offers sessions on gamesmanship Chinese food and the philosophy of cheese as part of a summer course titled the art of useless but enjoyable living.
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Chicago
UPID
The
YMCA
Bids Called For Relief Sewer Line Ukiah
The City of Ukiah opens bids July 7 at 2 p.m. for a relief sewer line from the Talmage bridge area to Luce Avenue and State Street via Cunningham and Thomas Streets. An 8 and 10 inch pipe will relieve pressure on River Road sewers and area lines before State Street and Highway 101 work.
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Ukiah
Talmage Bridge
Luce Avenue
State Street
Thomas and Cunningham Steets
Talmage-River Road
Sanitation District
Talmage Highway
Cunningham and
Thomas Streets
State of
Water Board
Mendocino County
Sacramento
Santa Rosa
Kilm
Empire Drive
F. D. Thornhill
Paul Hansen
Ernest Neuhaus
Nancy Keen
Ukiah News
Pomo Shrine Club Names Chairmen For Barbecue
Pomo Shrine Club announces the barbecue at Largo on June 28 at 1 30 p m for Nobles their wives and children. Committees list chairmen for meat salads beans coffee soda bread and more with names such as Lilburn Gibson Gene Dempel Cliff Crawford Jim Busch John Hannason Ivan Jones Roy Williams and others. Reservations are via phone HD 2 7923.
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Howard Greathouse
Gene Dempel
Clifford Crawford
Dempel
Eugene Dempel
Cliff Crawford
Largo
Lilburn Gibson
Jack Mitchell
Dick Mazzoni
Jim Busch
John Hannason
Gene Marcheschi
Ivan Jones
Roy Willaims
Francis Burns
Wiliam Kirkpatrick
Elmer Bridges
Carrol Vann
Art Wedemeyer
Nelmes Smith
Walker Tilley
Warren Fowler
Russell McPherson
Art Bradley
Thomas Ashurst
R. Brennan
Mannequin Stolen From Hotel Display During Police Convention
A $125 mannequin was stolen from a hotel display during a convention of about 300 Mississippi law enforcement officers in Jackson. Albert Rosenbaum was present as part of the police gathering when the theft occurred.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Albert Rosenbaum
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