War of the Warrants Trial Reveals Plot Against Sheriff
In a three day Superior Court trial, witnesses testified that Robert Morton and associates plotted to issue 57 warrants targeting state and county officials to influence the 1963 election and smear Sheriff Reno Bartolomie. Deputy Larry Patton described resignations and letters criticizing the sheriff, with movements toward alleged conspiracy involving Judges Maurice Tindall Glenn Evans and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hunter
Robert Morton
Reno Bartolomie
Alvin H. Goldstein Jr
Erwin “Buteh
Carlstedt
Justice Court
Folger Emerson
Carintedt
Wayne Guthrie
William Burchlefield
Dant
Salisbury
Oscar Klee
Big River Justice Court
Klee
Charlene
KMSL
al Walsh
Patton
Morton
Stanley J. Mosk
Cardinals Enter Chambers for Vatican Conclave to Elect Pope
The Roman Catholic cardinalate began a sealed conclave in the Vatican to elect a successor to Pope John XXIII. Seventy-nine of eighty-two cardinals are present as voting begins with four ballots daily. Montini and several other candidates are named among leading contenders amid intense speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F
Sunderland
Vatican City
UPI
Vatican
John Xxtii
Sacred College of Cardinals
Apostolic Palace
Rome
John
Jozsef Cardinal
Mindszenty
U.S
Budapest
Carlos Maria Cardinal de la Torre
Quito
Ecuador
Pius XII
Montini
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Pope John
Gregory Peter Cardinal Agagianian
Ciacomo Cardinal
Lercaro
Bologna
Ernesto Cardinal Ruffini
Palermo
Giovanna Cardinal Urbani
Venice
Carlo Cardinal Confaloniere
Curia
College of Cardinals
Angelo Giuseppe Cardinal Roncalli
Mutual aid fire calls in Redwood Valley area
Mutual aid dispatched to Redwood Valley fire department at 9 40 p m for sawdust and weeds with no damage observed. At 10 12 p m Blenco Lumber Co Lake Mendocino Drive reports old lumber and sawdust causing minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Valley Fire Department
EF. Gebbi Sr
Rex Nursery
Blenco Lumber Co
Lake Mendocino
Minister Seeks Courthouse Grounds for Gospel Meetings
Negro minister N M Saunders of Caribbean Missions Inc appeared before three county supervisors asking permission to use the Courthouse grounds for religious gatherings at various times. The board said it had no jurisdiction and that meetings could proceed if orderly. unruly crowds would be a police matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Saunders
the Caribbean Missions, Inc
Joe Scaramella
Harvey Sawyers
Martin Wener
Saunders
Carribean Missions
McDonald Bypasses Steelworkers Board For Talks
Pittsburgh United Steelworkers officials met briefly without president David J. McDonald then adjourned to await a Wage Policy Committee gathering. McDonald planned further talks with management's Human Relations Committee as contract talks intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers of America
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Human Relations Committee
HRC
Wage Policy Committee
Weather snapshot for Northwestern California today and Thursday
Fair conditions prevail across Northwestern California today and tonight with coastal fog along the coast. Temperatures show little change with Ukiah reaching 95 and 60, Napa 77 and 55, Santa Rosa 77 and 50. Winds along the coast from the northwest at 10 to 29 knots.
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California
Ukiah
Napa
Santa Rosa
Elks Back Plan to Ring Bells on Fourth of July
Ukiah residents join a nationwide Elks observance to ring bells at 2 p.m. EDT on July 4 in memory of the Declaration of Independence. Mayor Herman Runkel backs the plan and urges public participation while Everett Neil coordinates the event with local radio stations and the Ukiah Flag display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Runkel
Ukiah Elks
Bill Yates
Ukiah Elks Lodge
Journal
Cober
Elks Back
United States
Everett Neil
Ukiah Lodge
the Elks
Ukiah
Runkel
Senate
House
Congress
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Continental
Pacific
Hawaii
Alaska
Hartley sues over auto crash injuries for 26000
Joseph G Hartley supervisor of the 1st Supervisorial District sues George H Tanner Elsie Tanner and four John Does for 26000 in personal injuries from a Sept 12 1962 auto collision on Highway 101 about 300 feet south of the Humboldt Mendocino County line alleging negligent operation. Attorneys Rawles Nelson & Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Hartley
1St Supervisorial
George Howard Tanner
Elsie Tanner
John Does
Highway 101
Humboldt-Mendocino
Rawles, Nelson & Golden
Russia's space duo lands safely after record flight
Moscow dispatch reports Valentina Tereshkova and Valery Bykovsky returned to Earth safely. Tereshkova completed nearly three days in orbit, first woman in space. Bykovsky set distance and endurance records with about five days aloft and nearly 2 million miles traveled. Tass noted both landed northeast of Karaganda, Kazakhstan, in designated areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Earth
Valentina Tereshkova
Valery F. Bykovsky
Tass
Miss Tereshkova
Bykovsky
Andrian Nikolayev
Valentina
Valentina St
Karaganda
Kazakhstan
Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Tereshkova
Soviet Union
Vostok VI
Seventh U S Weather Eye Now in Orbit
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI America s seventh Tiros weather satellite rode into orbit aboard a three stage rocket and sent back good quality pictures on its first try The 90 foot Delta rocket scored its 18th straight success as Tiros 7 launched into space at 5 50 am EDT Then a 297 pound satellite circled the globe every 97 minutes relaying weather images to Wallops Island Virginia and preparing to track hurricanes and typhoons over oceans later this summer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
UPI
America
United States
Wallops Island
Federal Space Agency
Earth
Tiros-7
Atlantic
Pacific
Space Agency
Orbit No. 2
San Nicholas Island
Calif
Space
Divorce Granted After Judge Warns Woman About Cruel Treatment
In London a divorce court judge told Mrs. Winifred Rose to avoid looking at her husband, calling his gaze animal and confusing, then granted a divorce on cruelty grounds. The judge said he regarded her husband as a chattel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evil Eye
London
UPI
Winifred ‘Rose
Percy Lamb
Housing discrimination bill stalls in Senate committee in Sacramento
In Sacramento, a Senate committee postponed for the fourth time action on AB1240, an administration backed measure to ban racial discrimination in housing. Rumford urged a strong final bill while parties debated including privately financed housing and enforcement under the Unruh Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE van L. Shumway
Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Luther E. Gibson
Vallejo
William Byron Rumford
Berkeley
Edmund G. Brown
Governmental Efficiency Committee
State Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
Assembly
Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee
Rumford
Brown
Democratic State Central Committee
Jesse M. Unruh
Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee
Civil Rights Plan Push From Kennedy to Congress
President Kennedy sent sweeping civil rights legislation to Congress to end racial discrimination in jobs voting schools and public accommodations. He urged bipartisan action this year and warned that inaction would worsen racial strife while calling for responsible leaders to reduce tensions and allow the bill to proceed. The plan would guarantee equal access to services and empower the attorney general to pursue desegregation in federal courts plus broaden unemployment relief for African Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
GOP
Birmingham
Philadelphia
Jackson
Miss
Boston
Cambridge
Capitol
Hadeen
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Fred Roxson
Roxon
Burchfield
Guthrie
Petersen
Darrell Salisbury
Mrs. Salisbury
Kathy Hunter
JFK
Steelworker Board
Russia
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