Ukiah PAL Fight On Air Service Opens Tuesday
Ukiah and Pacific Air Lines start hearings Tuesday at 10 in City Council chambers before a Civil Aeronautics Board examiner to decide if PAL may resume service or have its franchise voided. City witnesses will present 87 pages of exhibits and 30 testimonies. PAL rebuttal will cite weather cancellations and past operations.
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Ukiah
Pacific Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
PAL
Thomas L. Wrenn
Washington D.C
CAB
Hal Irisn
Board of Supervisors
Mendocino
Lake
Sonoma County
CAB Examiner
Polio third vaccine turnout in Mendocino County drops
A total of 22,661 Mendocino County residents received the third polio sugar cube at 14 clinics yesterday, down about 24 percent from the second dose. Dr. William Waring cites the long gap between doses and good weather as factors, with vaccine available at doctors’ offices this week for those who missed yesterday.
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Mendocino County
William Waring
Weather Notes From March 1962 Report
The fragment references temperatures in March 1962 with highs and lows, rainfall figures, and weather data terms. It mentions temperatures around 36 to 37 degrees and rainfall figures like 24.66 but lacks full context. Includes stray entries such as Fire Department and Observer.
Salmon Unlimited to hear governor's report Sunday
Salmon Unlimited will host a Sunday meeting at 10 a.m. in Ukiah to hear Governor Rosellini's interstate salmon report. Fort Bragg president Ray Welsh previews cooperation among Oregon Washington and Alaska fisheries stakeholders with officials Fry and Anderson presenting on the national and state roles.
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Salmon Unlimited
Sania Unlimited
Donald HH
Fry
Harry Anderson
California Department of Fish and Game
Seattle
California
Ray FE. Welsh
Fort Bragg
Albert Rosellini
Washington
Richard S. Croker
Pacific Marine Fisheries Commission
Marine Resources
Welsh
Elderly Man Ended Life In Redwood Valley Cabins
Oscar John Niemi, 72, of a small cabin near Vic's Place in Redwood Valley, reportedly told friends he planned to end his life. His bloodied body was found by neighbor Mrs. Vic Soinila on Sunday morning, with evidence of self inflicted stab wounds from a butcher knife. Time of death undetermined. funeral arrangements listed with Eversole Mortuary. Survived by a niece in Oregon.
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Oscar John Niemi
Redwood Valley
Vic
Niemi
Vic Soinila
Sheriff's Office
Eversole Mortuary
C. J. Coghell
Oregon
Explosion Fatal to Laytonville Man on Job Site
Robert Bruce Coatney a 62 year old sidewalk superintendent died after a rock the size of a baseball struck him during blasting near Laytonville He was taken to Willits hospital where he died two hours after admission His son Byron Cearney and Ben Mast aided the injured man and he was later taken to Anker Mortuary in Willits
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Robert Bruce Coatney
Willits
Laytonville
Byron Cearney
Ben Mast
Anker Mortuary
Grand Jury Hears From Supervisors
Two county supervisors and a representative of the Izaak Walton League testified before Mendocino County Grand Jury on Friday. Supervisors Joe Scaramella and Harvey Sawyers outlined county conditions and duties while Ed Groves urged promoting Mendocino County as a recreational area to attract hunters fishermen and tourists. The Moscow dispatch notes the Soviet Union publicly admitted a behind the scenes effort to persuade Communist China to enter talks to end the Sino Soviet quarrel.
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Izaak Walton
Moscow
Soviet Union
China
Kremlin
Two more Americans killed in South Viet Nam raise toll
U. S. authorities reported two additional American deaths in South Viet Nam. The fatalities bring the military toll to 75, as guerrilla warfare continues with a sniper attack contributing to the loss.
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Real Saigon
U. S
South Viet Nam
Weather report for Northern California coast and valleys
Weather report notes little temperature change with snow flurries on higher peaks. Forecast highs in Ukiah 43, Napa 48, Santa Rosa 43. Coastal winds 20 to 35 knots with gusts and small craft warnings for northwest waters. Local conditions vary by location and time.
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Estern Galifornia
Ukiah
Napa
Santa Rosa
Killers Both in Custody After Bakersfield Kidnaping
HOLLYWOOD UPI Two convicts named Gregory Powell and Jimmy Lee Smith were arrested within hours of kidnapping two California police officers near Bakersfield. Officer Van Campbell was killed. Officer Karl Hettinger survived after escaping across a plowed field. Powell was captured near Bakersfield in a stolen car. Smith in a Bakersfield rooming house.
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UPI
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Bakersfield
Calif
Here
van Campbell
Chatsworth
Karl Hettinger
Gregory Powell
Boulder City
Nev
Jimmy Lee Smith
Los Angeles
Campbell
Hettinger
Kern County
Powell
Campbell Hettinger
Fire Call On Saturday Sparks Cardboard Box Burn on Street
Fire units responded to a Saturday call reporting a cardboard box burning on a street near State land and Church Street. No injuries reported. Investigators were to determine the cause and whether any property was damaged.
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Stateland Church
Youth Employment Act Eyes Major Test for Kennedy Program
Washington UPI reports the Youth Conservation Corps and an area youth employment program would be two federally financed work schemes under Kennedy’s New Frontier plan. Estimated first year cost is 100 million, with possible total life near 1 billion. The bill faces a tough House Senate fight over cost and effectiveness, amid debate on racial integration and situational value for youths.
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Washington
UPI
Youth Conservation Corps
Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
Treasury
White House
Conservation Corps
Jesse
Robert Kennedy
Gouth
Warning Sounded on Cuba and Nuclear Pact Talks
UPI reports Defense Secretary McNamara warns that any Soviet move to send more troops to Cuba would be treated as an invasion. He notes Castro's hidden missiles but says long range missiles are removed. No evidence of a Soviet submarine base in Cuba. Secretary Rusk backs a nuclear test ban as in US interest. Kennedy submits manpower plan to Congress and draft extension moves proceed amid opposition. Congressional hearings question ratings services and media influence. Humphrey cites Soviet reluctance on nuclear loans. Rockefeller criticized for politicizing civil rights.
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UPI
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House Armed Services Committee
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Russia
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Kennedy
Congress
House
Commerce Investigating Committee
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D-Minn
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Wigcine
Welson A. Rockefelier
Emanuel Celle
D-Ny
Eriti
New York
Grace Pastor Leaving Ukiah Church
The Rev. Mark Anderson, pastor of Grace Lutheran Church in Ukiah, will leave at the end of May to begin a two year training program in clinical and theological study at Fairview Hospital in Minneapolis. He announced the news from the pulpit to his congregation. Anderson, 29, has led the church since arriving 30 years ago and will preach his final sermon May 26 before the family departs. Church officials are calling a new pastor.
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Mark Anderson
Grace Lutheran Church
Ukiah
Cal
Fairview Hospital
Minneapolis
Minn
Anderson
Wabash and
Dora Streets
Lutheran Theological Seminary
St. Paul
Van Johnson Recovering Nicely After Surgery
Hollywood news reports actor Van Johnson recovering nicely from surgery on his left thigh for a mild skin cancer. A Cedars of Lebanon spokesman said the Friday operation was very successful and he was expected to be released later in the week to resume filming Wives and Lovers.
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Hollywood
UPI
van Johnson
Cedars of Lebanon
Johnson
Bavaria to grant asylum to Bidault in surprise move
West Germany's Bavaria announced it will grant political asylum to former French Premier Georges Bidault, leader of underground forces against De Gaulle. Chancellor Adenauer had refused. Bidault was picked up in Steinbach after a police raid and could face deportation if declared undesirable.
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Charles de Gaulle
Heinrich Junker
Konrad Adenauer
Bidault
Junker
UPI
Paris
France
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de Gaulle
Muenich
Steinbach
J Adenauer
Adenauer
Switzerland
Austria
Jetter
Witness Describes Death Of 6 At Railroad Crossing
In Tunnel City Wisconsin a fatal crash at a crossing killed six people including Helena Sherwood 35 and her children Patricia 9 Sharon 11 and David 13 along with nieces Carol Woods and Edith Paddock both 16. The Dakota 400 struck the Sherwood car as she crossed a second track after stopping for an oncoming Milwaukee road passenger train. The engineer said speed was about 50 mph and the wreck delayed the train for hours while authorities investigated.
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Tunnel City
Wis
UPI
Allan Lind
Carol Woods
Warrens
Edith Paddock
Wisconsin Rapids
Mankato
Minn
Chicago
Sparta
al G. Harnisch
Baraboo
Sherwood
Warren
Pomona
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