Montini Elected Today Pope Paul VI Declared by Vatican
Giovanni Battista Montini was elected pope and chose the name Paul VI amid a Vatican conclave. The 65 year old liberal intellectual, former Archbishop of Milan, addressed the crowd with a benediction as white smoke signaled the decision. The coronation is expected within 10 days as observers note his continuity with Pope John’s reforms and outreach to unity and relations with Communist governments.
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Warrant War trial highlights Bartolomie Burchfield foes
The War of the Warrants trial in Superior Court enters a cautious week end with six defendants including Bartolomie, Burchfield and Salisbury facing conspiracy to pervert justice and malicious prosecution charges. Testimony, transcripts and tape playbacks reveal tensions among prosecutors and defense as jurors await more recordings and witness accounts.
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Folger Emerson
Justice Court
Maurice Tindall
Glenn Evans
Robert Morton
Shona Shlisbury
Alvin H. Goldstein, Jr
Ukiah
Oscar Klee
Edith Beck
County Board of Supervisors
Leo Cook
William Burchfield
C. M. Howard
Howard
Shon Salisbury
Darrell
Salisbury
Walter Lemmert
W. G
Bud” McElhaney
State Criminal Identification Department
KMSL
Fitzgerald
McElhaney
Emerson
Morton
Fred Roxson
Luke Yates
Donald
Bartolomie
Gino Stefani
Brown's Tax Reform in Jeopardy as Senate Rejects Key Bill
Gov. Edmund G. Brown faced a crisis as California Senate struck down a core bill in the 1963 tax package amid looming midnight adjournment. A special session possibility emerged to salvage funds, but opposition from Republicans and some Democrats topped the plan. The tax battle also threatens the $3.2 billion state budget and school aid aims.
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Ukiah Woman Has Curve Trouble
Ukiah resident Mrs. Luther Reed, 28, driving north on Highway 101 near Squaw Rock bridge, misjudged a curve and tried to avoid crossing the center line. Her car skidded broadside into a southbound vehicle driven by Leroy Hensley, 37, of Pinole, injuring no one as Reed’s husband was shaken but declined treatment. Highway Patrol reports.
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Ukiah
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Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Class Offered
Recreation Director Dave Strong announced a free Red Cross Water Safety Instructor class taught by Mrs. Lucille Hare at her home pool 555 Vichy Hills Drive. The program runs 5 to 8 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays for holders of a Red Cross Senior Life Saving certificate seeking full instructor accreditation. Sign up Monday night at the pool or call Mrs. Hare at 462-7497 for details.
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Red Cross
Lucille Hare
Vichy Hills Drive
California to require front seat belts in new cars
Gov Edmund G Brown signed a bill requiring front seat belts in all new California cars starting January 1, 1964. Brown said the measure would go a long way toward reducing the high highway death toll in California.
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UPI
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Edmund G. Brown
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Ukiahi Girl Chosen For Research At UC Davis
Patricia Foster of Ukiah, a straight-A Ukiah High student, was named by the National Science Foundation for a six-week summer program in Comparative Biology at the University of California at Davis. She joins 29 other top secondary students, reports for June 23, and will work with Dr. Joseph Asmar in Avian Medicine while living on campus under graduate supervision. Patricia, daughter of Mr and Mrs William G Foster of 468 Observatory Avenue, will study plant and animal communities with field trips to seashore desert and alpine areas plus lectures and labs.
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University of California At Davis
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William G. Foster
Observatory Avenue
Horse and Rodeo Fans Having A Big Weekend
Local horsemen and rodeo fans have a big weekend with a 6 PM city parade and an 8 PM Cotton Rosser rodeo opening at Lake County Fairgrounds. The show repeats tomorrow at 8 PM after a day of water ski contests, boat races, and a public barbecue at City Park, plus a Lake County Junior Riding Club show at the Fairgrounds starting at 9 AM and open to junior riders. Sunday Redwood Valley hosts Mendocino and Lake junior horsemen.
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Pacific Coast
City Park
Illegal to Eavesdrop Electronically Now
SACRAMENTO UPS It would be a misdemeanor to use an electronic device to eavesdrop on a private conversation under a bill given final legislative approval Thursday night. The bill provides penalties up to one year in jail or a $1,000 fine.
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Sacramento
UPS
Kennedy Defense Budget Approved By House Panel
The House Appropriations Committee endorsed President Kennedy’s defense request totaling 47 billion dollars for the next fiscal year, keeping most functions and backing McNamara. It signaled likely demise for the RS70 bomber and the Dynasoar project, while noting room for transfers if needed and emphasizing waste elimination.
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Texas
Invasion Of Cuba Reported By Cuban Exiles
UPI reports exile commands linked with anti Castro forces in Cuba as a multi point landing penetrated defenses near El Camino. Cuban radio said militiamen clashed with eight anti Castro fighters, no casualties confirmed, while jets were ordered to alert and U.S. no confirmation forestalls a wider raid.
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Miami
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Pinar del Rio
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Washington
United States
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Caribbean
Young Burglars Busy In Ukiah Case
Ukiah police and detectives captured two youths aged 14 and 16 after they were seen taking money from purses at a local motel. The juveniles admitted involvement in numerous petty thefts and burglaries at schools, businesses, and warehouses since early April, and police suspect other juveniles may be implicated. They are held in Juvenile Hall. Items seized included ninety cartons of gum and candy from a wholesale warehouse.
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Ukiah
Summer Playground Opens Monday for Ukiah kids
The Ukiah Recreation Department and Ukiah Elementary School District co sponsor a free summer recreation playground program starting Monday at Frank Zeek and Nokomis playgrounds. All Ukiah area youngsters may attend daily sessions, Monday through Friday, with Arts and Crafts sessions, All Around Athlete contests, archery instruction, and special events. Supervisors oversee activities 9:30 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4:30 p.m. North-of-Perkins residents go to Nokomis. Yokayo no program due to summer school. themes change weekly with events including camping, swimming, fishing, and pet show trials.
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Gloria Kovach
Jack Smith
Betty Solomon
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