Exile commandos land arms for Cuban rebels
Exile forces said to have landed by boat in Cuba carrying large quantities of arms for anti Castro rebels. The Cuban Revolutionary Council claimed the war of liberation has begun, but US officials said there was no confirmation and few details on numbers or method. Stock market reaction noted, while broadcasts from the force were promised.
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Miami
UPI
Cuba
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Council
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
State Department
Pentagon
Jose Fernandez Badue
Information Department
Fidel Castro
Warrant trial exposes heated exchanges before judge
The War of the Warrants erupts in Superior Court as opposing lawyers clash before Judge Folger Emerson. Testimony details alleged county records access denials and accusations against Sheriff Bartolomie and Captain Stefani. Witnesses describe resignations over department irregularities and a list of deputies marked for firing or schooling, with further cross examination and a transfer questioned as potential favoritism.
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Folger Emerson
Emerson
Burlingame
Frank Schlageter
Glenn Evans
Morton
Mendocino County Board of Supervisors
Goldstein
Bartolomie
Stefani
Brown
Stanley Mosk
Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's Office
KMSL
Edward Mulrooney
Carlstedt
Gino Stefani
Savas
John Fitzgerald
Schlageter
Point Arena
Ukiah
Reno Bartolomie
Fitzgerald
Guthrie
Prosecutors pin conspiracy charge over 1963 election case
The State alleges Evans Justice Judge Tindall ex sheriff’s deputy Morton Ukiah divorcee Salisbury and others conspired to pervert justice and maliciously prosecute. Grand Jury signed 57 complaints and warrants issued over three months beginning August. Oscar Klee’s misconduct in office acquittal linked to alleged schemes.
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Alvin H. Goldstein
Attorney General's Office
Evans
Maurice Tindall
Robert Morton
Ukiah
Shan Salisbury
Oscar Klee
Morton
Tindall
Goldstein
Klee
Qcharlene
Wayne Guthrie
KMSL
al Walsh
Erwin
Butch” Carlstedt
Sheriff's Department
Mendocino County
Carlstedt
City Awards At Banquet Tomorrow
Ukiah City Employees Association plans its annual banquet at the Palace hotel Masonite room starting 7 30 p m with a cocktail hour. City Employes service awards will be presented by Mayor Herman Runkel and emceed by City Manager Lyell Cash. Councilmen Ernie Banker and Ralph Buxton win five year pins. Nan Milne retires to receive honorary life membership. Ten year pins go to Cleo Allen and Jerry Ransom. Others eligible for five year pins include Robert Myers Leon Miller Duane Carpenter Sid Dale Ernie Hatton George Lang Tony Vignola.
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Ukiah
Ukiah City Employes' Association
Palace
Masonite
Herman Runkel
Lyell Cash
Don Richardson
Association
UCEA
Ernie Banker
Ralph Buxton
Banker
Buxton
Nan Milne
Ukiah Police Department
Ukiah City
Herman Banker
Cleo Allen
Fire Department
Jerry Ransom
Police Department
Robert Myers
City Garage
Leon Miller
Duane Carpenter
Sid Dale
Ernie Hatton
George Lang
Tony Vignola
Ukiah Horsemen to Appear In Lakeport Parade
Ukiah and Lake County senior and junior horsemen join the Lakeport street parade at 6 p.m. tomorrow to open two days of Western excitement for the 2nd Annual Lake County Professional Rodeo. Cotton Rosser provides new bulls and a wild horse. amateur events follow with prize money. Miss Pam Ussery of Lakeport reigns as queen as rodeo begins at 8 p.m. both nights with bull riding bareback saddle bronc calf roping steer wrestling and more amid motorboat races gymkhana and a Saturday public barbecue at Library Park before the final professional rodeo.
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Ukiah
Lake County
Lakeport
Lake Couty
Cotton ‘Rosser
Astronaut
RCA
Rosser
Pam Ussery
Library Park
Junior Horsemen’s Association
Fairgrounds
California Legislature Near Adjournment With Major Bills Pending
In Sacramento the 1963 legislature rushes to adjourn before midnight Friday. Gov. Edmund G Brown faces a $3.2 billion budget plus a $147.3 million tax reform package including a controversial withholding tax. Republicans warn of chaos as they try to block budget passage, while a housing discrimination bill by Assemblyman William Byron Rumford seeks to curb bias in private and public financing.
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DE van L. Shumway
Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Assembly
Brown
GOP
William Byron Rumford
Berkeley
Senate
Governmental Efficiency Committee
Woman Thinks She Shot Man- But No Body
Mrs. Lorraine Mack at a Cloverdale campsite fired a .22 rifle around 1130 PM after a man approached her. She reported the incident to Cloverdale police, and sheriff investigators found no body or sign of a wounded man near Squaw Rock or the river. A neighboring trailer resident saw a man walking by the river after the shot.
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Lorraine Mack
Squaw Rock
Cloverdale
Mack
Penelope Johnson Elected Treasurer At Girls State
Penelope Ann Johnson was elected treasurer of the mythical City of Sutter during the 20th annual California Girls State in session at UC Davis. The program, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, gathers 544 girls from across the state for a week of government training at state county and city levels. Johnson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis F Johnson from Ukiah High School, will be a senior next fall and is sponsored by Unit No 76 District 1 American Legion Auxiliary.
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Penelope Ann Johnson
Sutter
California
Freedom Foundation
Valley Forge
Historic hot line link signed U.S. and Russia in Geneva
The United States and Russia signed a hot line agreement to reduce the risk of war by accident. U.S. Ambassador Mhawlan Gtalin and Semyon K Tsarapkin signed the pact at the 17 nation disarmament conference. The 24 hour teleprinter link will connect the Kremlin with the Pentagon and likely the White House via Helsinki Stockholm and London. Kennedy and Khrushchev can confer immediately, with messages translated and coded by technical experts from both sides. The White House, in Charleston, called the move a first step to lower war risk and urged further measures.
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Geneva
UPI
United States
Russia
Washington
Moscow
U.S
Mhawlan Gtalin
Gauchat Amhan
WIC
SOVUM
VAG
Lessersador
Kremlin
Pentagon
White House
Helsinki
Stockholm
London
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Pierre Salinger
Soil Conservation Meet Tomorrow in Boonville
Mendocino County Soil Conservation District directors plan a 8 p.m. meeting tomorrow at Boonville fairgrounds auditorium chaired by E. E. Safford. The move from Ukiah to Boonville aims to let Anderson Valley farmers meet the directors and discuss the proposed Anderson Valley watershed project and district objectives.
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Mendocino County
Four Ballots Fail to Elect Pope in Vatican Conclave
Vatican City UPI report says the Sacred College of Cardinals failed on four ballots to elect a successor to Pope John XXIII. Two rounds were held this morning and afternoon in the Sistine Chapel with black smoke signaling no two-thirds majority. Speculation grows that a compromise pope might emerge, but secrecy keeps any certainty out of view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F
Sunderland
Vatican City
UPI
Sacred College of Cardinals
John XXIII
Sistine Chapel
Fire Call at Ray Ledford Property on Burke Road
A grass and trash fire reported at 141 Burke Road near Ray Ledford’s property was extinguished with no damage reported. Emergency crews arrived around 6 pm Wednesday and cleared the scene without further incident.
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Burke Road
Ray Ledford
Kennedy Civil Rights Program Faces Bitter Senate Fight
President Kennedy’s civil rights program triggers a likely bitter clash in Congress as lawmakers prepare to dissect proposals. The White House invites 30 civil rights leaders including Martin Luther King Jr. and Roy Wilkins to a Saturday meeting to urge moderation while Congress debates the measures. Kennedy also pressed educators to form grassroots committees to improve schooling free of racial barriers.
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Arnold Sawislak
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Martin Luther King Jr
Roy Wilkins
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Siamese Twins Lead Separate Lives After Surgery
Pittsburg report from UPI describes Rose Mary and Ruth Ann Temoshenko twins born joined at chest and abdomen. Surgeons separated them in a four hour operation at Children’s Hospital, with doctors predicting they will lead normal lives and may return home within weeks.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Rose Mary Temoshenko
Ruth Ann
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Tarentum
Children’s Hospital
Rosé Mary
John
Theresa Temoshenko
Ihoys
Rose Mary
A. M. Fetchko
New Kensington
Fetchko
William B. Kiesewetter
Children’s
Kiesewetter
American Medical Association
AMA
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John Manning
Mothers’ Club
Tony de Angelis
Knights of Columbus
Peter Simoncini
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