Home Show Scheduled March 29 30
The third annual spring home show sponsored by the Ukiah Merchants Division will run Friday and Saturday March 29 and 30 at the 12th District Fair Grounds near Purdy Palle. Exhibits cover home equipment gardening spring fashions and gourmet cooking. About 30 merchants have contracted space promising one of the largest shows in White resent fans. A style show is planned for Friday evening and the Cicf cafe will offer a dinner for attendees. Over 600 people enjoyed last year’s spaghetti dinner. The Snow White Drive Inn will provide snacks and soft drinks during show hours. Any firm wishing to exhibit should contact the Chamber of Commerce before March 8.
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Snowy and rainy spell hits Ukiah area weather
Weather report notes chilly temperatures and wet conditions in Ukiah with a total seasonal rainfall reaching 20.39 inches. Meteorologists record a low around the 30s and higher daytime highs near the 40s, with accumulating moisture from a morning rain shower.
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Grand Jury Session Friday Planned in Ukiah Courthouse
The Mendocino County Grand Jury schedules an all day Friday session at the courthouse with Supervisor Joe Scaramella as the first on the agenda. Ed Groves and Supervisor Harrvey Sawyers are slated for afternoon appearances. Three defendants from a December indictment on criminal conspiracy are to plead before Superior Court Judge Robert Windom at 9:30 a.m.
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Billy Graham to Enter Seclusion for Weeks in Hawaii
Evangelist Billy Graham, recovering from illness after being released from Francis Hospital, plans several weeks of seclusion in the Hawaiian Islands. Doctors say he will follow medical orders and resume evangelistic activities after his rest.
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Hawaiian Islands
Francis Hospital
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Four-County time spree suspects held on multiple charges
Four men from the Shasta area are jailed on charges tied to at least eight or nine safe-cracking incidents across Shasta Glenn Mendocino Lake and neighboring counties. Names given are Robert Boyle Charles Aday Tom Cowan and C Ogden. They admitted to burglaries at Anton's Barnett’s Forks Skateland Crawford Mill and scenes in Lake County. Sheriff's officials say Mendocino will press its case later. Bakersfield authorities aided the investigation. The group had been under watch since February crimes. clay and tools were found on them after a recent stop.
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Tom Cowan
Reno Bartolomie
Redding
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Shastea
Final Concert Tonight At Ukiah Auditorium
Ukiah high school auditorium hosts Yurel of Bailly et Les Chanteugs De Paris for the last concert of the season. Show time is 8:18 PM as the renewal weeks for the 1963 season continue.
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Five County Planners Appointed and Meetings Address Local Roads
Mendocino County planning commission members were reappointed for four-year terms, with one new appointment made at yesterday's Board of Supervisors meeting. The board also discussed road status on Millweek and Purdy roads, a proposed six mile Goo Mountain road, and urged BL M funding usage.
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Owight Hulse
B LM
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Ake
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Aeromautiess State of California
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Wreepe Geeting
Kennedy says Congress will pass tax reform with reductions
President Kennedy argued Congress will enact a tax reduction bill including elements of the reform program he proposed. He defended a combined package of 13.5 billion in tax cuts and 3.28 billion in tax reform revenue, saying the blended approach best stimulates the economy. He refused to back a pure tax cut without reforms and noted no on site inspections in the nuclear treaty dispute.
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American Bankers Association
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Senate
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City Annexation Study Launched By Ulrich Chamber
The Civic Affairs Committee of the Ulrich Chamber of Commerce launched an annexation study. Chairman Paul Seigsoy said the panel will map tasks for the year, examining areas immediately south of the city, its advantages and disadvantages, and compile facts without making recommendations. The committee will inform residents of findings and compare present services with projected costs after annexation.
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Boy Admits Borrowing Bicycle on Mendocino Drive
A youth admitted yesterday that he entered a garage on Mendocino Drive and borrowed a bicycle with permission only. Police found the bike at the youth’s home and returned it to the owner.
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Tornadoes Lash Southland Hit Ohio River Floods
Surging codwaters swept across parts of four states in the Ohio River Valley. Nearly 400 people homeless with at least 4 dead in Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia as the Ohio River rose. Athens Ohio reported worst flood in 30 years with Hocking River washing out tracks and forcing 300 to flee. Coalitions of storms damaged Bessemers Alabama and Cave Springs Georgia with homes and a church destroyed.
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Refugee says Soviets removing troops by day, returning at night
Cuban refugee Jose A. Farina told UPI he believes Russians are fooling the United States by taking troops out in daylight from Havana and bringing them back under cover of darkness. He was among 98 new Cuban exiles arriving in Miami aboard a Red Cross plane. Other exiles described growing hardships, while Dr Julian F Baldor of the Cuban Department of Wealth reported no food shortages.
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Arbor Day Tree Planting Honoring Bertha Emery Ukiah
Tree planting Thursday to honor Arbor Day will be held in Ukiah at 9:30 p.m. Members of the Kosmoe Sunior Carden Club plan a crepe myrtle in memory of Bertha Emery, a well known Ukiah millinery shop operator. The ceremony, to be at Westers Variety Store, aims to promote conservation, observe the week, and restore a forgotten holiday. Ukiah Chamber of Commerce and Beautifications Committee officials are coordinating with club members.
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Desperate Mother Abandons Blind Toddler at Houston Hospital
Keith, a 26 month old blind, spastic boy, was found in a hospital waiting room wrapped in clean pajamas. Karen Dawson, 24, surrendered to police saying she feared for his crying and possible death and hoped he would receive care, while claiming she had no plan to abandon him. The child was placed in foster care and will enter a state school when a room is available.
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Doctors Better Sharpen Needles
The Public Health Service reported that less than half of pre school children are protected against polio and even fewer against diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus. A September release showed only 41.8 percent of children aged to 5 had four doses of Sabin or Salk vaccines and about one in five had three doses.
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Kennedy flags Cuba tension while keeping blockade on hold
President Kennedy announced a temporary postponement of an active Cuba blockade while signaling the goal to avoid war with the Soviet Union. He defended U S policy toward Castro, noted uncertainty over Russian troop withdrawals, and said the Bay of Pigs fliers served voluntarily. He warned isolation of communism in the hemisphere and cautioned that a blockade is an act of war.
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McClintic Sues for Personal Injury Damages In Auto Crash
Charles D McClintic seeks 00 in personal injury damages from Preg HM Taylor Blanche Taylor and John Poesene for injuries from a December 24 1962 auto collision at State and Standley Streets.
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World Happenings in Brief Summary
United States will fund future peacekeeping only if other nations pay their share as the United Nations calls for support. In Arkansas, Gov Faubus says the guard will remain on duty for national security. Defense Dept agrees to continue the high school ROTC program amid congressional pressure. House votes cut funding for Adam Clayton Powell’s education program.
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