Khrushchev warns of resuming tests if US breaks moratorium
In a Kremlin address marking the 20th anniversary of the invasion, Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev warned that the Soviet Union will resume nuclear weapons tests as soon as the United States resumes explosions. He noted that several devices require practical testing and stressed readiness amid Cold War tensions.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kremlin
St. Andrews
Rodion Malinovsky
Vasili Chuikov
Berlin
Chuikov
Belin
Yalta
Stalingrad
Germany
Marshal Malinovsky
D- Day For Smelly Albion Dump Faces Uncertain Fate
The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to relocate the Albion dump but details remain murky. Seagulls, aircraft safety concerns at Little River airport, and coastal opposition cloud the plan, as landowners doubt remoteness will deter usage.
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Board of Supervisors
Little River
Oscar Klee
G. McGregor Boyd
Jim Selzer to Speak At Lions Club Meeting
Jim Selzer of Hannaford and Talbotville will speak on stock and bond investments after the noon luncheon of the Ukiah Lions Club tomorrow at the House of Garner. Howard Tuttle is program chairman and newly installed president Ralph Buxton will preside.
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Jim Selzer
Hannaford and
Talbot Avill
Ukiah Lions Club
House of Garner
Howards Tuttle
Ralph Buxton Avill
Lowman to Entertain At CC Hawaiian Frolic
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce hosts a Hawaiian frolic at Mira Vista motel with Dr James Lowman performing on guitar during 6 to 8 pm cocktail hour. The day features a swim, bar, water ballet by the Dolphins, a fashion show, dancing, and a luau with tickets limited to 500.
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James Lowmar
Puncait
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Duncan
Hopland
Mira Vista
Chamber of Commerce
Mendocino State Hospital
Dolphin's
Patty Druliner
Marian Iten
Karen ‘Long
Marian Isg
Mr. and
Mars
Fred Iten
Ukiah
Karen
David Long
Miss Druliner
M. D. Druliner
San Francisco
George Sullivan
Chamber
Bank of America
Savings Bank
Hannaford and Talbot
Elena Bell
Wes Caldwell
Ralph Buxton
Jack Baskerville
Floyd Ross
Bob Spagnella
Pete Stearns
Francis Burns
Bill Williams
Drinking Companions Take Unfortunate Host for $60
A. W. Miller, 50, invited two younger men from a Calpella bar to his home after drinks. The two demanded cash, robbed him of $60, and fled. One suspect, Kiddie Vedella, 21, Oklahoma, is in county jail on robbery charges. Authorities seek his unidentified companion heading toward Eureka.
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A. W. Miller
Calpella
Eureka
Kiddie Vedella
Okiahan
Sheriff's Department
Vedella
Martin
Sherif
Weather Record Summary for Ukiah Dispatch
June 1960 to June 1961 temperatures listed with dates highs and lows. Includes today's high 92 and low 60, precipitation amounts 4.80 and 2.60 inches, courtesy Ukiah Fire Department Weather Observer.
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Ukiah Fire Department
County Will Help Willits Airport
The Willits airport project gets $5,000 from the county after a request by Willits officials. Fireo head Maize Jr. and Ken Jamieson presented the plan and land donated by Fireo is to be turned over to the county for the airport. Supervisor Oscar Klee noted cooperative remarks from Willits council members and emphasized no deals were made.
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Board of Supervisors
Willits
Warl Maize Jr
Ken Jamieson
Fireo
Maize
Oscar Klee
Planes Collide At S F Airport Damages Estimated At 800000
Two foam engined planes collided on the ground at Oakland International Airport with damage pegged at 800000 dollars. No passengers were aboard. a loading truck operator sustained a leg wound. The Overseas National Airways DC jet was being tested when it struck a Constellation being loaded by a truck.
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Oakland
API
Oakland International Airport
Savas
Overseas National Airways
County to study economy for Area Redevelopment aid
A Palo Alto firm presented a plan to Mendocino County Board of Supervisors to conduct a comprehensive economic survey to qualify for federal loans under the Area Redevelopment Act. The study would assess resources, plants, labor, and development needs, with an estimated cost around 20 000 dollars. The board took the proposal under advisement.
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Mendocino County
Board of Supervisors
Palo Alto
M. E. Youngreen
Congress
Youngreen
George Nelson
Saboteurs Fight Extradition But Admit Guilt
SAN DIEGO Calif UPL Two Americans accused of blowing up three vital communications towers are fighting extradition to Las Vegas Nev despite their arm confessions to the sabotage Bernard Jerome Brous 51 a whiskery ex house builder and Dale Chris Jensen 23 who cackled about the crimes were arraigned Tuesday for the May 28 explosions in Udah and Nevada The pair the vanguard of an anti big business organization they call the American Republican Army requested a removal hearing that would force the federal government to prove sufficient basis for changes against them U S Commissioner Betty M Graydon set July 7 for the reg r ime Complaints have been fled against Krous and Jensen at Las Vegas for the bombing of a microwave day station at Werdover on the Nevada Utah line and at Salt Lake City for the bombings of the Cedar Mountain microwave melny station near Delle Utah and an underground cable station at Knolls Utah
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San Diego
Calif
UPL
Las Vegas
Nev
Bernard Jerome Brous
Dale Chris Jensen
Udah
Nevada
American Republican Army
U.S
Betty M. Graydon
Krous and
Jensen
Werdover
Port of New York Shut Down by Strikers
New York port immobilized as more than 30,000 longshoremen walk out in a one day protest. The International Longshoremen's Association says ships are idle and a Battery Park gathering will focus on a broader maritime strike by five seafarers unions entering its sixth day.
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New York
UPS
Waterfront Commission
International Longshoremen's Association
ILA
Maritime Port Council
Battery Park
Air lines boom in San Francisco amid strike turmoil
In San Francisco air lines report rising demand for Honolulu flights as seaborne strikes disrupt maritime sailings. Matson Lurline sailing delayed then canceled, leaving about 700 passengers including five state governors scrambling for air space. Monterey may depart Thursday night but uncertain. Picketing blocks several Bay Area vessels while some cargo ships sail or are still tied up.
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San Francisco
APT
Honolulu
Matson
Hawaii
Monterey
South Pacific
Bay Area
Oregon
Washington
Private Kennedy Ike Meet Before Ikeda Luncheon
President Kennedy and former President Eisenhower held a private White House conference in Kennedy's quarters on the second floor just before their luncheon with Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Executive Mansion
Hayato Ikeda
Contempt Count Against Klee Blocked by Writ of Prohibition
Supervisor Oscar Klee did not appear to answer contempt charges after a writ of prohibition halted Heathcote's contempt action. Superior Court Judge Burke signed the writ, delaying further proceedings and forcing Heathcote to show cause why he should not be restrained.
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Oscar Klee
Big River District
Basil Heathcote
Klee
Superior Court
Wayne Burke
Heathcote
Big River
Big River Court
Mendocino
George Barff
Fred Ludlow
Fourth District
Red Cross Swim Classes Open Monday in Ukiah Pool
The first session of summer Red Cross swimming classes for boys and girls starts Monday at 11 a.m., 1:40 p.m., and 12:20 p.m. at Ukiah Municipal pool. Final signups for various levels will be Sunday 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Municipal pool. About 160 youngsters enrolled for the first session running June 26 to July 8, with the teen class June 26 to July 17.
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Red Cross
Ukiah Municipal Pool
Rudy Brunner
Municipal Pool
Hickey Wins Ice Follies Tickets in Daily Journal Contest
M. H. Hickey of 418 W Mill Street is the latest winner in the Daily Journal Find Your Name Ice Follies contest. Each weekday a name appears on the classified page and the holder receives two free tickets to the Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies at San Francisco Winterland.
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M. H. Hickey
W. Mill Street
Daily Journal
Shipstads and Johnson
Kennedy urged bipartisan panel on Berlin crisis study
Washington report says Senator John Sherman Cooper proposed that President Kennedy seek a bipartisan panel of experts to reexamine the Berlin crisis. The aim is to build broader support for America's final answer to the problem.
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Washington
UPI
John Sherman Cooper
Ri-Ky
Kennedy
Berlin
America
Three Marooned Men Saved from Lighthouse Rock
Three old and hungry men were rescued from Stannard Rock lighthouse on Lake Superior after a three day ordeal following a Sunday fire and explosion that destroyed food and gear. A fourth man is missing as Coast Guard cutters recovered the survivors and reported the wreckage on the rock.
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Cleveland
Ohio
UPI
Lake Superior
Avas
Coast Guard
Stannard Rock
Coast
Woodrush
Lakeport Man Dates Car Runs Off Road Incident
Roy E. Celestres, 54, of Lakeport, suffered minor injuries when he appeared to fall asleep at the wheel and ran off the old Hopland Lakeport Highway grade. Front, right side and rear damage occurred to his car. He planned to seek treatment from his own physician.
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Roy E. Celestres
Lakeport
Hopland-Lakeport Highway
Berlin Crisis Seen As Crucial War Threat
Treasury Secretary Dillon called the Berlin situation crucial and serious as Congress weighed Kennedy foreign aid. House and Senate members warned of potential war with the Soviet Union over Berlin with Rep. Chiperfield predicting an outright war by year end unless tensions are bluffed. Senator Dirksen urged full disclosure to the public amidst crisis.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Berlin
House
United States
Russia
Dillon
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kennedy
Robert B. Chiperfield
Ill
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Nikita Khrushchev
Chiperfield
Kennedy housing bill faces floor fight in House
In Washington the House again debates President Kennedy’s housing bill as Republicans vow to block it on Thursday with an outside chance of defeat. In Freeport Texas Kennedy activates a seawater purification plant to supply city drinking water by remote control. In Bogota Colombia seeks about 500 million dollars in four years, boosting regional aid requests to 3 billion. In Santa Cruz the Miss California pageant opens with 36 entrants. Kennedy hosts lunch for Ikeda and Eisenhower, briefly abandoning crutches.
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Washington
UPI
House
Kennedy
Freeport
Tex
Bogota
Czechs Told to Recall Diplomat Over Espionage Charge
The United States demanded the recall of Miroslav Nacvalac, the Czech No. 3 UN diplomat, or his removal. Washington revoked his diplomatic immunity, labeling him an alien illegally in the United States and accusing him of attempted recruitment for espionage. The note to Prague cited evidence including photos alleging Nacvalac traded for secret information with Karel Hlasny. Continued on Page 8.
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Bruce Mann
United Nations
N.Y
UPT
United States
Czechoslovakia
Miroslav Nacvalac
U.N
Nacvalac
Washington
Czecholosvakia
U.S
Naclavac
United States of America
Munist
Charles P. Noyes
Dag Hammarskjoly
Naevalac
State Department
Karel Hlasny
Hlasny
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