Mona Lisa Returns to Louvre After USA Trip
The Mona Lisa was restored to the Louvre Rivier Gallery after a three month absence in the United States. Louvre officials unpacked the 460 year old painting on arrival by truck from Le Havre and hung it on its familiar wall. The museum will reopen at 10 a.m. Wednesday after the usual Tuesday closure.
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Paris
Louvre Museum
United States
Louvre
le Havre
Mama Lisa
America
France
State Budget: Growth, Chemicals in Legislature Debate
The article notes state budget projections with a probable path to reach $13 billion in spending and $30 to $50 billion growth in GNP. It reports legislative actions on farm chemicals and a study panel. Assemblyman Allan Pattee seeks interim committee review of agricultural chemicals public welfare impacts. Assemblyman Tom Girvell accuses business interests and bureaucrats of opposing a bill restricting model airplane glues to adults.
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Otkurs
Fegislatures Agricultura
Allan Pattee
R-Salinas
Tom Girvell
B-San Fernando
Two Year Lapse Triggers Release in Nashville Case
Judge Raymond Leathers ruled Thomas Jones was released after a two year lapse between the burglary warrant issue and service, finding he was denied a speedy trial. Leathers criticized what he called a failure to act and noted a prolonged delay in the case from warrant to execution.
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Nashville
Tenn
Raymond
Leathers
Thomas Jones
Jones
Thas
Notice of Private Sale of Real Property Estate of Chow an
probate notice from Mendocino County California announces a private sale of real property from the estate of Chow an also known as Judson V Gowan deceased. Grace M. Gowan administrator invites bids in writing with cash or credit terms, bids due after first publication and before confirmation of sale by the Superior Court. The sale includes encumbrances disclosures and reserve on terms, with right to reject any bid.
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Superior Court of
State of
Perlgate Kile
Bissfeath
Endoctno
State of California
Bo M. Bieke
Tod. Bellowan
Comey
Mendel
Fer
Newth State Street
Olsiah
California
Che Ferk
United States of America
Superior Court
Stuperiar Court
Grace M. Gowan
Crgestale Eden
North State
Ukiah
Californi
Sealed Envelope From Pope to Khrushchev Reported
Khrushchev’s atheist son-in-law Adzhubei visited the Vatican to view the Sistine Chapel amid reports that Pope John XXIII handed him a sealed envelope for the Soviet premier The Tempo magazine writer quoted Adzhubei saying he received the sealed envelope after a private audience The Milan meeting followed an 18 minute private audience with the pope, the first such encounter between a Soviet figure and a pontiff
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Vatican City
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
John XXII
Alexei I. Adzhubei
Tevestia
John
Milan
Tempo
Adzhubel
Khrushchev
Adzhubei
Soviet Union
A F Weapons Test Backfires In Air Force Report
Washington report says two Air Force planes were shot down during a weapons test. No pilots survived as a camera and jet debris covered the scene. Test involved dropping land mines with delayed fuses on railroad tracks. one mine exploded instantly, destroying both aircraft. General Curtis LeMay, Air Force chief, released the testimony.
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Washington
UPID
Air Force
Blouse Armed Serve Kes
Curtis E. LeMay
LeMay
Cow Palace to undergo $3 million expansion
The San Francisco Cow Palace will receive a $3 million expansion to become the largest livestock and exposition convention facility west of Chicago. A two story main building extension and related additions to the north and south exhibit halls are planned, per the board of directors.
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San Francisco
UPI
Frea PB. Cox
Chicago
Anne Baxter Gives Birth to Daughter at Cedars
Actress Anne Baxter and her newborn daughter were reported doing well at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. The pound and ounce girl, unnamed at release, was born Monday morning to Baxter and her husband Randolph Galt. The Galts also have Melissa, 1, and Baxter's other daughter Katrina, 10, from a previous marriage to John Hodiak.
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Anne Baxter
Ann Baxter
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Miss Baxter
Randolph Galt
Galts
Melissa
Katrina
John Hodiak
Legal Notice to Creditors in Estate of Michael Libary
In the Superior Court of California County of erfoe frie, notice to creditors of the estate of MICHAEL JACK LIBARY, deceased. Creditors must file their claims with vouchers within six months after first publication at the Clerk’s office or with executrix Blaine W. Apary at 116 South School Street, Sanchez Ride, at Wikiah, California. Publication date shown as February.
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Califordy
Tio
Erfoe Frie
Michaml
Michael Jack Libary
Bubcht
Ann Orchard
Attorneya At Law
South
Schoal Street
Sanchez
Wkiah
California
Hieh
Blaine W. Apary
Becewria Potheys
Construction of Conservation Center Scheduled for 65 66
Sacramento reports from Assemblyman Frank Belotti show planning for a North Coast Conservation Center near Garberville with a 1965 66 budget. The center would activate by July 1967 at earliest, including a Wood Ranch site bridge, access road, camp, and warehouse, with administration shifted from Susanville and San Quentin to Garberville.
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Sacramento
North Coast Branch
Garderville
Frank PB. Beloiti
Eureka
Conservation Division
Department of Corrections
Fred
Engle Jr
Belotti
Wood Ranch
Garberville
Eel River
Susanville
North Coast
San Quentin
Conservation Center
Peyote Okeh Fight Draws Church and Police Fire
The article reports a clash over peyote practice with church leaders arguing for heritage and rights to use the substance while Lt. Thorvald T. Brown of the Oakland Police Department condemns it as pagan and dangerous. The debate centers on culture, legality, and public safety in California in 1963.
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Petris’ Bil
Thorvald T. Brown
Ouiland
Montezuma
Brown
California
Anne Sundman Taken by Death
Mrs. Anne Sundman 70 of 743 S Oak Street died yesterday in a Ukiah hospital after a brief illness. Born June 12 1882 in Kansas she lived 55 years in California and 12 years in this community. Funeral Wednesday at 2 am at Eversole Mortuary with Bishop Robert Knudsen officiating. Interment Olivet Memorial Park Colma. Survived by a grandniece Mrs. Byron Orseco of Ukiah.
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Anne Sundman
S. Oak Street
Ukiah
Sundman
Kansas
California
Eversole Mortuary
Robert Knudsen
Olivet Memorial Park
Colma
Floods Drive Mass Evacuations Across Kentucky and Virginia
In Kentucky and Virginia heavy rains triggered a major disaster. Flood waters six to eight feet deep isolated Hazard and Harlan in Kentucky while roads and utilities failed. Rescue squads used boats to evacuate families near Big Stone Gap as towns escaped by the floods.
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Hazard
Harlan
Allegheny
Tennesster
Madisonville
Tellico Plains
Sequatchie
Jasper
West Virginia
Guyandotte
Logan
W. Va
Virginia
Big Stone Gap
Building Permits Total $183,835 in County Report
County building inspectors report February totals of 183,835 for fkiah area plus 58,762 in North Coastal and 14,000 for Point Arena. County reports 28 permits, 29 plans checked, 385 inspections, 5 plumbing permits, and 60 electrical permits issued.
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Fkiah
Ray Hiatt
Point Arena
Queen Farah Gives Birth To Second Child Daughter
Queen Farah Dibah of Iran has a baby daughter, the second child for the royal couple. The infant weighs ten pounds eleven ounces and both mother and child are reported well. Crown Prince Reza Pahlevi, their first child, was born October 31, 1960, with the Shah expressing joy at securing a male heir in earlier times.
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Tahran
Iran
UPI
Farah Dibah
Reza Pahlevi
Shah
No Poison Gas Used in Viet Nam
A U.S. military spokesman in Saigon denied Communist charges that poison gas has been deployed against Viet Cong forces. He explained that the substances cited were defoliants sprayed from Air Force planes to remove foliage for ambush prevention, asserting they are harmless to humans and animals.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
City officials press for air service to Ukiah
Testimony this afternoon before the city heard from Chairman Joe Scaramella of the board of supervisors who urged resumption of air service to Ukiah. Cross examination revealed Scaramella seldom used the lines due to residence in Point Arena and promotion of Little River runway advantages for Sacramento. Mayors Ern est Shen and Dorman Bennitt appeared, with representatives for Congressman Ben Clausen and State Ser. Frank Petersen weighing in on air service needs.
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Joe Scaramella
Board of Supervisors
Ukiah
PAL
Thomas Seaman
Scaramella
Point Arena
Little River
Sacramento
Ernest Shen
Lakeport
Dorman Bennitt
Willits
Cong
Ben Clausen
Frank Petersen
February Predator Bag Totals Reported by County
Nineteen coyotes and 17 bobcats were bagged by county hunters in February, per Nona Horsley deputy clerk to the board of supervisors. Bud Johnson led with 10 bobcats.
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Nona Horsley
Board of Supervisors
Bud Johnson
U.S. Denies Soviet ships buzzed at sea
Washington reports the State Department rejects Moscow radio charges that U.S. Air Force planes buzzed Soviet ships at sea. Spokesman Lincoln White says patrol aircraft identify vessels in international waters and must not approach closer than necessary for identification.
Jenner Harbor Hearing Set by Clauseq Jenner Harbor
Washington UPI reports Representative Donald Clausen announced a hearing for April 9 on a preliminary survey of Jenner Harbor at the mouth of the Russian River. The Army Corps of Engineers will host the session at the Russian River Sportsmen's Club in Duncan Mills California to examine navigational improvements.
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Washington
UPI
Donald Clausen
R-Calif
Jenner Harbor
Russian River
Army Corps of Engineers
Duncan’s Mills
Calif
Clause
Kennedy to skip news conference this week and next
Washington UPI reports President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week or next. No updated schedule provided. The decision comes amid ongoing policy discussions and anticipated briefings to come at a later date.
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Washington
UPI
Ge. Dent Kennedy
Heart Attack Fatal To John Lehner 74
A 74 year old Ridgewood Ranch resident John Lehner died yesterday afternoon at his ranch from an apparent heart attack. Funeral arrangements are pending at Anker Mortuary in Willits. He is survived by his widow Johanna. The coroner reports he was affiliated with special church operations at the ranch.
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Anker Mortuary
Willits
Realty Board Dinner Set Tomorrow Night
A dinner meeting of the Mendee County Realty Board will be held tomorrow at 7 pm at the House of Garner, following a luncheon meeting Wednesday. Diane Darby will entertain on piano. Leonard Nix is entertainment chairman, Larkin Younce is president of the MCRE.
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Menndeeting County Realty Board
House of Garner
Diane Darby
Leonard Nix
Larkin Younce
MCRE
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