Restraining Order Dissolved In Dr Barr Hillside Case
The Barr versus Hillside trial ended with the case dismissed and a restraining order dissolved. Judge Lilburn Gibson gave Barr five days before the order becomes effective to appeal to the Court of Appeals. Barr, a founder, was removed from Hillside staff after a November altercation with staff.
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Robert M. Barr
Hillside Hospital
Superior Court
Lilburn Gibson
Gibson
Barr
Court of Appeals
Hillside
Hospital
Pillside
Par
Barbara Cates
Cates
Bear
Nho
Dr. Barr
John Nelson
Ukiah
Bobe Gross
San Francisco
Harold J. Abraham
Hall Brunner
Vanguard Fails to Hit Orbit
Vanguard failed to reach orbit when a second stage compression regulator failed after liftoff from Cape Canaveral. The three stage rocket, part of a 100 million dollar Vanguard program, blew up and the satellite was presumed not in orbit. NASA initially claimed success before conceding the failure.
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Vanguard
Robert S. McNeill
Caper Canaveral
Fla
UPI
Jack
National Aeronautics and Space Administation
NASA
Scientists Report to AEC On Probable Fallout Toll
Scientists told a joint Atomic Energy subcommittee that early fallout in a large nuclear war would be greater than civil defense estimates, while long term effects would be less intense. New calculations by the Naval Radiological Laboratory in California suggest changes to shelter designs and civil defense plans. The study examines fallout patterns from a U S versus Soviet thermonuclear exchange and notes the pattern is hard to deter.
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AEC
Washington
UPI
Joint Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Naval Radiological Laboratory
California
Office of Civil Defense and Mobilization
United States
Russia
More Follies Ticket Winners Named in Daily Journal
Three more winners announced in the Daily Journal contest "Teind Your Name" receive two free tickets to the 1959 Lee Follies at San Francisco Winterland. Winners are John Dillard Ukiah F E Masterson Wiggis and H W Schumacher Calpila.
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Daily Journal
San Francisco
Winterland
John Dillard
Ukiah
F. E. Masterson
Wiggis
H. W. Schumacher
Calp
Ila
Brown Raps California Court Delay
California courts suffer delay and uncertainty in auto accident suits, says San Francisco attorney Stanley Wiegel. His report for Gov. Brown urges a state automobile accident commission to settle disputes and set safety rules, potentially allowing damages regardless of fault unless criminal or wanton conduct is involved. Brown calls the proposal drastic yet potentially the best answer to auto crashes.
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San Francisco
Stanley A. Wiegel
Brown
Weigel
Hiw
Vnano
Boy Hurt In 100 Foot Fall Near Talmage Court
Russell Horsley 10 or 11, critically injured after tumbling down a 100 foot bank near Talmage Court. He regained consciousness briefly Monday night at Hillside Hospital and identified his father. His injuries include a broken left leg, a compound hip fracture, knee injury, and concussion.
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Russell Horsley
Visalia Car Flips Injuring Three on Red Wood Highway
Three Visalia residents were taken to Howard Memorial Hospital after their automobile overturned on the Red Wood highway three miles south of Willits. Driver John Wilkenson IT, with passengers Geneva Matthews HM and Sue Matthews, were all from Visalia. The officer reported the car was going too fast on loose gravel when it spun out, taking out a California road marker.
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Visalia
Howard Memorial Hospital
Red Wood
Noroan Stevens
CLEP
John Je. Wilkenson
Geneva Matthews
Sue Matthews
California
Willits
Dao
Grass fire near Spring Street and Mendocino calls unit
A grass fire at Spring Street and Mendocino was the only alarm answered on Monday at 8 PM. Another call was canceled before the department responded.
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Spring Street
Mendocino
Rioting Mental Patients Hold Five Guards Hostage
Rioting federal prison center inmates seized five guards, demanding food and better treatment at the U S prison medical center in Springfield Missouri. Warden Russell Settle refused demands, while guards and armed roadblocks surrounded the facility as negotiations continued and no guard was harmed.
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Carl Christensen
Springfield
U.S. Prison Medical Center
Russell O. Settle
Mde
Wins den Settle
Willian Kitel
Settle
Prison County Club
Country Club
Federal Prison System
Charles Alleth
Amlessin Dane
Correehlong
Fire kills many at Stalheim Hotel in Norway blaze
Fire swept the 50 year old Stalheim Hotel at Vossestrand trapping guests as Americans faced a high death toll. Police reported seven bodies recovered and more than 25 missing amid a 3 am blaze that left 147 guests and 50 Norwegian staff from a tourist resort. Hospitals treated at least 35, with authorities fear the final toll could surpass 32. An embassy representative traveled to the scene to aid victims and survivors as search efforts continued through the smoldering ruins.
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Vossestrand
Norway
UPL
Stalheim
Bergen
U. S
Oslo
Karl Akerman
Voss
Smelly Deal Closes Traffic on U S 99
In Tulare, a three-vehicle garlic collision halted northbound US 99 four miles south of town. A truck with 11 tons of garlic collided with a second loaded with 22 tons, catching fire. Driver Carl A. Rhodes, 35, was cited for unsafe passing. Rhodes had minor injuries while the other driver, Robert R. Meyer, was uninjured.
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Tulare
UPI
US S. 99
Here
Carl A. Rhodes
Shafter
Rhodes
Robert R. Meyer
Bakersfield
Telephone and Telegraph Co Proposes 7 for 1 Stock Split
Late bulletin reports the board proposing a 7 for 1 common stock split to shareholders for approval. Hannwford and Talbot note PTS stock jumped about 15 points within a half hour of the proposal announcement on the stock market.
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Acute Telephone and Telegraph Co. Board of Directors
Hannwford and Talbot
Man's Watch Found Inside Shark’s Stomach Off California
Large sharks were killed off the southern California coast after a diver reported finding a man's wristwatch inside a shark’s stomach. The watch, badly damaged but identifiable by a jeweler, was tied to a missing diver case currently under inquiry. Authorities boosted shark-control measures including rifles and a helicopter patrol plan after a second shark kill nearby.
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Ini
Catalina
Hs Lee Long
Pathan
Ostarks
Aie Ob
Siu Diega
Bollesantie Ares
Robert J. Pampern
Fiaife
Omacine Corps
Helicoyster Stark
Hovird Shaiers
Comanele
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Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
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Double C
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Joe Foutz
Herb Sholin
Journal
K. Hunter
Ike
Roy Fairman
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Robert Barr
Leroy Holland
Mitzie
Twelfth District Fairgrounds
Erickson
Lee Lollies
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Sacramento
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North Lo
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