Old Fashioned Fourth of July in Ukiah Planned
Ukiah will host a traditional July 4 celebration with fireworks at the 22nd District Fairgrounds. George Portlock chairs the event with Lew Sbrana assisting. Dozens of civic groups and agencies join Kiwanis Lions Soroptimists Emblem and Chamber of Commerce in funding and organizing activities including contests entertainment and a kiddies circus. Walter Bogner leads a six person pyrotechnics crew for the display set to begin at 9 30 p.m. Admission to the fairgrounds is free but organizers seek 25 advance donations for grandstand boxes and additional donations for bleachers. The day features a hole in one contest horseshoe pitching dunk tank baseball pitching and a tug of war among clubs with food booths and a milk bar. A plate supper runs from 4 30 to 10 p.m. with hot dogs hamburgers steak and sides.
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Virginia Elmer
Dick Larber
Howard Tuttle
Mendoyama seeks injunction over lake camping dispute
Mendoyama asks for a temporary injunction to stop indiscriminate overnight camping at Lake Mendocino until the outcome of its $162,000 damage suit against the County. The hearing resumes tomorrow at 4 p.m. before Judge Folger Emerson in Superior Court. Supervisor Martin Wener faced extensive questioning on a statement allegedly promising no camping would be allowed.
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Folger Emerson
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IRS Eases Expense Account Edict Still Too Involved
Washington The IRS eased some travel and entertainment deduction rules but critics say the changes remain too complex for most businesspeople. National Restaurant Association counsel Thomas W Power urged Congress to simplify them while noting the relaxation may not stop restaurant losses as expense account executives hesitate to spend. The rules apply to the current tax year and won’t be strictly enforced before August 31 to allow taxpayer familiarization.
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Sheriff on trial in Ukiah warrant case plays back tapes
The War of the Warrants case continued with testimony and radio transcripts from KMSL broadcasts that accused Mendocino County Sheriff Reno Bartolomie of violations and improprieties. Morton, a former deputy, testified amid allegations involving warrants, thefts, and alleged attempts to jail Bartolomie.
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Boonville
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Swed ish Air Force colonel admits selling secrets
In Stockholm the Swedish Foreign Ministry said a Swedish Air Force colonel confessed to selling American and Swedish defense secrets to the Russians since 1948. In Atlantic City the Democratic convention to renominate President Kennedy opens August 24. The House Space Committee voted to cut 259 million from next year’s U S manned space flight program. The Trieste dive near Thresher’s wreck was halted for minor difficulties and rescheduled. Mississippi to seek death penalty for white segregationist in Medgar Evers slaying. Khrushchev heads to East Berlin to counter Kennedy’s visit.
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Landslide Buries 71 in Korean Village Rescue Efforts Stalled
Landslides after heavy rains buried Changsungpo on Koje Island, killing at least 71 people. Flooding elsewhere in southern Korea has caused 41 deaths this week. Communications with the island were cut for two days, hindering details. Early reports placed 62 villagers entombed. nine policemen were buried in a second slide.
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Fourth Suspect Arrested In Counterfeiting Ring
Secret Service agents arrested Haywood Forbush, 48, of South Boston Virginia, charging him with belonging to an alleged counterfeiting ring that produced over 1 million dollars in bogus twenty dollar bills. Earlier arrests included Roy Lee Matthews, Robert Ferguson, and R B Poole. Matthews allegedly sold an undercover agent 30000 in counterfeit money and 70000 found in his car. 900000 in bogus money was recovered from under his bed. Bonds were set at 5000 for each suspect. further arrests were not disclosed.
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Secret Service Bureau
Charlotte
Three Oklahans Follies Winners in Ice Follies Contest
The Ukiah Daily Journal Ice Follies contest named three Oklahoma winners Frank Hooper of 1308 W. Clay St A C Tillotson of 451 Observatory and Mrs E U Albertson of 508 Jones St. Each won two free tickets to the San Francisco Winterland Ice Follies after finding their names in the classified section and reporting to claim prizes.
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Firemen Sponsor Carnival Next Weekend in Ukiah
Fire Chief Al Bechtel announced the Roberts Carnival and Amusement Show will appear next Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the 12th District Fair grounds in Ukiah. Sponsored by the Ukiah Volunteer Fire Department, funds will support convention activities.
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Ukiah
Budget squeeze spurs memo as Brown battles for taxes
In Sacramento UPIERIC, Gov. Edmund G Brown faces a budget clash as memos on money shortages surface amid a fight for a larger budget and faster taxation. Dan Lieberman cites $6 million cuts to state hospitals and mental health programs, while Brown blames the state Chamber of Commerce Standard Oil and Republican senators for derailing his tax reform. The chamber defends its role, pledging fiscal responsibility and aiding in crafting the 1963-64 budget.
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Kennedy pledges US to defend allies in Europe
In Frankfurt, President Kennedy pledged that the United States would risk its cities to defend allies, saying a threat to Europe’s freedom is a threat to America. Thousands cheered as he cited defense unity and economic cooperation against Communist penetration during his 12 day tour of West Germany and Europe.
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Americans Sunk in Numerical Morass by Cross T. Cross
Washington columnist Dick West praises Cross T Cross of Lathrop Missouri for resisting AT&T to keep traditional dialless local calling. He mocks rapid digit expansion from zip codes to bank and tax forms, urging opposition to widespread numbering and dialing changes.
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Northwestern California Weather: Fair Days With Coastal Fog
Northwestern California experiences fair weather today and tonight through Wednesday with patches of fog and low coastal clouds. Temperatures hold steady with coastal highs around mid 80s and overnight lows in the 50s. Coastal winds from the north to northwest reach 10 to 20 knots near Ukiah Santa Rosa and Napa.
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