Prosecution Clashes With Morton Lawyer in Conspiracy Trial
Testimony in the conspiracy case was interrupted by a clash between Special Prosecutor Alvin H. Goldstein Jr. and John Fitzgerald, counsel for Robert Morton. Witness Larry Patton, a Mendocino County deputy who resigned, testified about May and June 1962 events and signings of resignation letters.
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Alvin H. Goldstein Jr
John Fitzgerald
Robert Morton
Larry Patton
Mendocino County
Witzgerald
Goldstein
Patton
Morton
Fred Roxson
Board of Supervisors
Roxson
Acdio
San Francisco
Reno Bartolomie
Camp Navarro Openings Kept For Scouts This Summer
Camp Navarro near Boonville plans a five period season starting Sunday after staff training. Seventy plus units are registered for early periods with 18 junior staff, offering hiking pioneer riflery archery fishing canoeing swimming life saving nature study and 25 scouting skills areas under a senior staff led by Samuel J Withrow and John Sullivan.
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Navarro
Camp
Navaro
Boon Ville
Oor
Cotati
James Davis
Sebastopol
William Busch
Santa Rosa
Harry Godshark
Carl IE. Moss
Howard R&r
Fort Bragg
Richard H. Larsen
Samuel J. Withrow
Ukiah
John Sullivan
Petaluma
Pete Portugal
Bob Nattkemper
Maurice Kruth
Cook
Dick Racovich
Hendy Grove Dedication Set July 7
Hendy Grove near Philo, a virgin redwood stand of 607 acres on Navarro River, will be dedicated as a State Park on July 7 at noon with a box lunch to follow. Hugo M. Fisher leads the event expected to draw about 1,000 people, with Sen. Petersen and Assemblyman Belotti among attendees. The grove, named for 19th century owner Joshua Hendy, was bought by Masonite, then purchased by the State in 1958.
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Philo
Hendy Grove
Anderson Valley Methodist Church
Hugo M. Fisher
State Resources Agency
Joshua Hendy
Masonite Corporation
State
Philo Youth Held For Burglary
An 18 year old Philo youth admitted removing a gun from a room but denied taking money. He was held in County Jail on burglary charges for the Homer Mannix apartment break in Boonville over the weekend. He entered via an open back door and searched for money but found none. A report suggested about 40 dollars might have been stolen.
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Philo
Homer Mannix
Boonville
Mannix
Jury Finds Ukiahan Guilty of Drunk Driving
Daniel Frederick Cole, 45, of Ukiah, was found guilty after a jury trial in Justice Court. He was arrested May 7 on South Highway 101 for allegedly drunk driving, driving with an expired license, and driving on the wrong side of the street.
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Daniel Frederick Cole
Ukiah
Justice Court
Cole
Man Says He’s With Joe After Service Station Breakin
A Dallas security patrolman caught a man fleeing a closed service station. The suspect claimed to be with Joe and pointed to the back, then drove off. The officer found a broken cigarette machine and missing change inside.
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Joe
Dallas
UPI
A. M. Hurl
Hurl
Kennedy plans huge education and job training push
President Kennedy will seek a large education and job training program separate from his civil rights package, aiming to expand youth employment and require new funding. The plan, disclosed after a White House meeting, faces committee shifts and potential federal contract employment rules, with broad Senate support but unresolved issues on private segregation bans.
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William Theis Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Senate
Hubert. H. Humphrey
Minn
Anata Be Dah Manmnan
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Humphrey
Die
Cust
Congress
General Fair Employment Practices Commission
Mansfield
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Realty Board Meets Here Tomorrow Noon
The Mendocino County Realty Board will hold its monthly membership meeting tomorrow noon at the Maple Cafe. Guest speaker will be Ralph Buxton. Initiation of new salesmen includes Marie Crabtree Dale Barber Donald Scaiffe Howard Davis Chester Hill Phillip Manning with associates listed.
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Mendocino County Realty Board
Maple Cafe
Ralph Buxton
Marie Crabtree
L. O'Laughlin
Dale Barber
Charles E. Anderson
Donald Scaiffe
Larkin Younce
Howard Davis
Jack McCooy
Chester Hill
Gene Schamber
Phillip Manning
Mendo Really
Students Boycott Classes In Boston And Across Nation
United Press International reports hundreds of Negro high school students boycotted classes in Boston as part of a freedom stay out protest against segregation. Estimates place 2000 to 3000 students away from school while leaders plan future actions and attend freedom centers for lessons in Negro history.
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United Press International
Boston
New York
Harlem
Cambridge
Justice Department
Edwin Guthman
Kennedy
Washington
Charles Evers
Chicago
Medgar Evers
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Jackson
Miss
Fate of California in jury hands says Brown
Governor Edmund G. Brown said the fate of California rests with the jury for the next three days as the 1963 legislature's six month session ends at midnight. He hoped the governor's policy would be vindicated.
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Sacramento
UPS
Edmund G. Brown
California
Party to Honor Edith Beck at Main Floor Courthouse
Edith Beck, senior Mendocino County employee and retiring purchasing agent and deputy clerk, will be honored by courthouse officials and associates at an open house Friday 2 to 4 p.m. in the lobby. Invited are county employees past and present, neighbors, and friends. She will join Rawles Nelson and Golden as of July 1, after a planned vacation.
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Edith Beck
Mendocino County
Beck
Tax Bill Would Limit Deductible Items
Washington upi reports the House Ways Means Committee approved a plan to curb itemized deductions. It would bar deductions for state and local taxes on gasoline, auto tags, licenses, cigarettes and alcohol while keeping general sales taxes deductible. Effective next January, it aims to raise 500 million dollars in revenue and negotiate Kennedy’s broader tax reform. The panel also signaled possible tougher treatment for stock dividends as part of the broader package.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ways&Means Committee
Kennedy
Jet Plane Drops Practice Bomb On Farm House
In Columbus Indiana a practice marker bomb released from a passing jet pierced the front porch roof and bedroom floor of a farm home, exploded underground. Nancy Frese 19 aided by her father James fled to the barn. no injuries were reported. Air Force officials at Bakal air base said the bomb carried an explosive charge akin to a 10 gauge shotgun shell.
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Columbus
Ind
UPI
Nancy Frese
Ter
Nancy
James
Bakalar Air Force Base
Labor MP urges Macmillan to delay Kennedy visit
In London a Labour MP urged Prime Minister Harold Macmillan to ask President Kennedy to postpone his planned Britain visit following the Profumo scandal that unsettled the Conservative government. In Rome Premier designato Alda Mora declined to form a new Italian government, deepening the country’s 15 year political crisis as Socialists shift to opposition and the Communist party gains voters.
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London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Kennedy
Britain
Rome
Alda Mora
Italy
Communist Party
Valentina completes 34th orbit in space mission
Soviet cosmonaut Valery Bykovsky extends record flights in Vostok V while his partner Valentina Tereshkova nears end of historic stay. Tass reports 34th orbit and over 869000 miles, with both cosmonauts reported well and systems normal.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Valery F. Bykovsky
London
Chaika
Hawk
Bykovsky
Maj
Andrian Nikolayev
Tass
Valentina Tereshkova
Valentina
L. Gordon Cooper
Vetentina
Earth
Nikolayev
Tereshkova
Jonuson Hazen
School Bond Bloc Wins Senate Nod
SACRAMENTO UPS supporters of legislation aimed at easier school bond passage won approval in a Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee after initially killing two amendments requiring 60 percent voter approval. The panel later reconsidered and passed one of the measures.
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Sacramento
UPS
Senate
Revenue and Taxation
Mother in Law Kills Family Then Commits Suicide in Prospect
In Prospect Pennsylvania a 44 year old housewife, despondent over illness, killed her husband Joseph Gregor and five children with a 12 gauge shotgun and shot herself. Police say notes found at the scene indicate planning. The deaths include 19 month old twins and three older children from a prior marriage.
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Prospect
UPI
Elizabeth Gregor
Pennsylvania
Joseph Gregor
Clinton Atwell
Atwell
Gregor
Mrs. Gregor
Joseph Jr
Thomas
Rosemary
Rwins
Donald
Carole
Robert
Butler
Donald Mackel
Dallas
Tex
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
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Barbara Reed
L. E. Grimes
Sarber
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Albion
Fitzgerald
Kathy Hunter
Ukiah Daily Journal
Sara Allen
KMSL
Charlene Klee
Anderson Valley Advertiser
Martha Anderson
Boy Scouts
Sill
Frank S. Petersen
Assembly
Frank Belotti
Richard L. Brock
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