Ukiah Concert Group Names Magruder President
Robert Magruder was named President of the Ukiah Community Concert Association at the annual dinner at the Palace Hotel. Officers for 1963-64 include Mrs Nannette Hofman, first vice president. Mrs F D Darby, second vice president and next year's campaign chairman. Mrs Rodney Zimmerman, secretary. and John J Nelson, treasurer. Dinner chairman was Mrs Clair Holliday and campaign chairman Elena Bell noted workers are the association's strength. Members and student workers were listed. Fort Bragg booked two groups, the Paris Chamber Orchestra and the Don Shirley Trio, with memberships remaining $6 for adults and $3 for students. A recording of the Clebanoff Strings was played. next season's West Coast artists were outlined by Mrs Schreiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Community Concert Association
John Nelson
Lucille Schreinere
Robert Magruder
Ukiah Commun My Concert Association
Palace Hotel
Sterling Norgaard
Nannette Hofman
F. D. Darby
Rodney Zimmerman
John J. ‘Nelson
Clair Holliday
Elena Bell
Christine Christman
Diane Werts
Richard Bakker
Robert Bell
Robert Heap
Jean Jensen
Secton Carn
Ruth Ann
Briley
Holly Cleland
Mary McFarling
Diane Schaler
Diana Zimmerman
Doug Thompson
Pomolita
Clebanoff
Reiner Fee le
Mion Convicted For Possession Of Marijuana
James J. Mion of San Francisco was convicted on one count of possession of marijuana before Superior Judge Robert Winslow. Sentencing set for April 1. Mion and Robert Treadwell of Mendocino were arrested at Treadwell’s home. deputies seized many marijuana plants and cigarettes. Treadwell, held by Sonoma County authorities, faces two counts including cultivation. Mion was represented by Gregory Stoul. Dale Underwood prosecuted.
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James J. Mion
San Francisco
Robert Winslow
Mion
Robert Treadwell
Mendocino
Treadwell
Sonoma County
Winslow
Gregory Stoul
Dale Underwood
Fort Bragg Chain Crash Wrecks Six Automobiles
A Southern California woman, Hazel Oldson, was taken to Community Hospital with head injuries after her car allegedly jammed on Main Street near Laurel Street. She struck a southbound vehicle and several parked cars, overturned, injuring a companion slightly. No other injuries confirmed.
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Fort Bragg
Southern California
Community Hospital
Main Street
Hazel Oldson
Main
Laurel Street
Local Industry Pleads Case For Air Service to Ukiah
Bal Maize president of Fireo one Willits industrial firm and Area Redevelopment Committee chair presented a briefing on changes in the local economy. He urged restoring Pacific Air Lines service to Ukiah to cut travel time, boost contracts, and aid Willits and inland Mendocino County. He noted 75 employees now, with 45 more to be hired in 60 days, and cited losses when clients could not fly from Ladellia to San Francisco. The hearing opened before the Civil Aeronautics Board with inspection to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bal Maize
Fireoone
Willits
Doldoums
Ukiah
Mendocino County
Maize
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pacific Air Lines
Romeo
Firco
Los Angeles
Seattle
San Francisco
PAL
Santa Rosa
CAB Examiner
Ladella
Thomas J. Wrenn
State Aeronautics Bond
Wiliam Dranint
Hal Irish
Art Schilder
County Receives 55000 for Mendocino Forest Work
Mendocino National Forest gains 55000 under Phase III of the Accelerated Public Works Program to reactivate Phase I projects and rehire workers. Forest Supervisor Robert Dasmann says funds aim to reemploy laid off men, fund recreation development on Covelo District, and complete campgrounds along the Eel River and Little Dee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino National Forest
Robert &. Dasmann
Mendocino County
Area Redevelopment Agency
Covelo
Eel River
Little Dee
Hammerhorn Lake
Black Butte River
Rabies Warning Issued After Rabid Skunk Found
Mendocino County veterinary officials issued a rabies warning after a rabid skunk was found near Hopland. Dogs owned by Albert Hackworth were bitten, and a West Mill Street cat tested rabid. The Rabies Advisory Committee urged vaccination across Region V including Mendocino Lake Humboldt and Del Norte counties and called for active public awareness by local health departments.
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Paul Poulos Jr
Hopland
Mendocino
Lake, Humboldt
del Norte
Boulos
Way Norgara
Coleman Sentenced To 90 Days In Jail
Albert Coleman of Sacramento was sentenced to 90 days in the County jail after pleading guilty to receiving stolen goods. An original charge of burglary of $600 worth of shop tools from Mildepean Construction Company resulted in a hung jury. Coleman pleaded guilty to receiving stolen goods. Judge Robert Winslow presided. public defender HH Broaddus represented him. Deputy District Attorney Dale Underwood prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Khrushchev Calls Jazz Music That Makes One Sick
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev defined jazz as music that makes one feel sick and causes a headache, stating the political and cultural critique during a Moscow briefing reported by United Press International.
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Mikita
United Press International
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
State Budget Clash Over California Finances
State Finance Director Hale Champion clashed with the state Chamber of Commerce over California’s finances in Sacramento. Howe urged at least a $60 million general fund cut and warned that without action tax payments would rise and future taxes follow. Champion called the Chamber unrealistic and said projections misread state needs.
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Devan
Howe
California
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Iit
Champion
Kennedy
Falling Redwood Kills Truck Driver Near Eureka
Rudolph B. Jack Wovythite, a 30 year veteran Safeway truck driver from Richmond, was killed when a redwood fell across 7.9 percent of the road about 90 minutes before dawn, 0.9 miles north of Redeway in Humboldt County. He reportedly braked, skidded 200 feet, and collided with another redwood on the shoulder. He had received several safety awards from the Gilits Whamber dP Commeroy.
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Fureka
Rudolph B
Jack Wovythite
Guerneville
Redeway
Hyamboldt
Douthit
Highway Patrol
Richmond
Eureka
North Coast
Gilitts
Civil Rights Hope for Kennedy Legislation Gains Bipartisan Support
Washington core items report Rep Emanuel Celler predicts Kennedy civil rights program will win congressional approval with bipartisan backing. He notes 70 civil rights bills in committee, split evenly between Democrats and Republicans, and urges swift action before support fades. Reuters summarizes other Capitol developments.
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Celler
Congress
Roosevelt
Franklin D
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
United States
Trujillo
House Armed Services Committee
Atomic Energy Committee
Franklin Long
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Long
House
Senate
Rafé
Senate Gop
Everett
Dirksen
Kennedy
Mirksen
Churchhill Named Honorary U S Citizen In House Vote
Washington reports the House approved the measure to bestow honorary U S citizenship on Sir Winston Churchill amid other world developments including Syria’s rebel government recognition and a Soviet officer’s leaked military data case. Joseph M Farber vows no further bond issues or home refinancing in Cal Vet farm loan program.
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Washington
UPI
House
Sir Winston Churchhill
United States
Sacramento
Joseph M. Farber
Veterans Affairs
Cal Vet Farm
Northwestern California Weather Outlook Through Wednesday
Fair conditions continue into Wednesday in Northwestern California with colder temperatures at night. Daytime highs around 58 to 60 degrees and tonight’s lows in the mid 30s across Ukiah Napa and Santa Rosa. Coastal small craft advisories warn northerly winds 15 to 30 knots today, easing to 10 to 20 knots tonight.
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California
Napa
Santa Rosa
Peyote Use By Indians Sparks Legislative Debate
The Public Health Committee voted unanimously to approve a bill legalizing peyote for Native American Church use in California. Assemblyman Petris defended religious rights while Alameda County authorities warned of possible mistreatment. testimony from Truman Dailey, Oto member, emphasized its sacramental role.
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Kenne A
Aesembly Public Health
California
Alameda County
Nicholas C. Petris
Oakland
W. Byron Rumford
Berkeley
Truman Dailey
Anaheim
Church
Weather report from Ukiah shows March readings
The Ukiah Weather Bureau reports March temperatures with a high near 36 or 50 at noon, a low around 38, and rainfall totaling 28.68 inches. The cadence lists dates in March 1962 and 1963 with daily observations from the Fire Department Observer.
Second Disaster Far East Floods Ravage Southland
Severe weather across Kentucky Virginia West Virginia and Tennessee triggers state of emergency and mass evacuations as floodwaters from the Ohio River Valley surge. Tornadoes kill and injure dozens across Mississippi Alabama and Tennessee amid heavy rains and blizzards.
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United Press International
Southland
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
East
Ohio River Valley
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Middle West
Atlantic Seaboard
Eastern Airlines
Boston
Eovan C
Chicago
O'Hare
Sylacauga
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Cumberland
Guyandotte and Tug
Sequatchie
Toms Creek
Wilson W. Wyatt
Kennedy
Boston Strangler Ninth Victim Ties to Belmont Slaying
Boston police sought a 35 year old Cambridge handyman suspected in the ninth victim linked to the Boston Strangler. The Belmont murder of Mrs Israel Goldberg 62 hospital worker at her home used a nylon stocking with signs of rape and a forced, violent struggle. The suspect described as a Cambridge handyman who cleaned the Goldberg home for a party and matched method used in other cases.
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Carl Cobb
Boston
Uple
Belmont
Israel B. Goldberg
Cambridge Gandyman
Goldbergs
Israel Goldberg
Chelsea
Goldberg
Anna
Slessers
Lina G. Nichols
Gelenie Blake
Maingare
Davis
Ida Bea
Jan
Sullivan
Sophie Clarky
Atricia Bissettes
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Coleman
American Cancer Society
Alice Prall
ACS
Doris Masterson
Shirley Ann Munroe
Clyde Oswell
Harold Lawson
Jeff Hall
Skinstad
Sarber
Syria
U.S
Izvestitla
Fire Department
Far East
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