Algeria protests after French underground nuclear test
Algeria denounces a nuclear device explosion underground in its Sahara territory and threatens to demand changes to the Evian agreements with France. Premier Ahmed Ben Bella convened an emergency cabinet, with Parliament to vote on an “important declaration” amid renewed tensions.
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Methodist Star Ed Beck Describes Communism Peril
Ex Kentucky All American and 1958 national finalist Ed Beck speaks at Ukiah Methodist Church after a career that linked college glory with pro basketball. He warns of communist growth, cites historical figures and world reach, urging Christian unity and peace amid a rising global threat.
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Ukiah Soroptimists honor three finalists for Woman of Achievement
Three Ukiah women, Fannie Kncila, Elma Wendy, and Esther Redwine, are named as finalists for the Woman of Achievement award. The event, at the Palace Hotel on Saturday, features a prime ribs entree for 3.50 with reservations due by March 21. Audrey Hollenbeck Virginia Wonder and Carry Minkler will honor the finalists as Mrs. Howard presents the 1963 winner.
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Virginia
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Minkler
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Rich Maurer Skiing Death Shocks Ukiah Family
Rich Maurer 18, Ukiah High School athletic standout and Chico State freshman, died at 4 a.m. after a skiing accident Sunday near Chico. He reportedly dived into a snow bank striking a sharp object, then was taken to Chico and later St. Joseph's Hospital in San Francisco. Death cited as severed spinal cord. Surviving parents, sister Patsy 16, and foster brother Robert Mulcron. Services by Ever Sole Funeral with details to be announced.
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Fire Calls Today at Mendocino State Hospital
Dispatch records show 39 calls logged today with Amy on standby at Mendocino State Hospital indicating routine fire safety monitoring and response readiness.
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Tax Bill One Time Windfall Raises California Reform Hope
Governor Brown sent a 12 bill tax reform package to the 1963 Legislature promising a one time windfall with no new taxes. He urged enacting reforms over two sessions if needed while stressing urgency of withholding. Nine bills proposed pay as you go income tax, quarterly insurance taxes, and current payment for banks and corporations to boost state revenues. Brown called for a national taxation expert to study California’s tax system.
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Blood Bank Here Sunday at Veterans Building
Blood bank returns to Ukiah this Sunday at the Veterans Memorial Building. A mobile unit will operate from pm to pm to collect blood donations for specific patients or groups. Donors should provide patient or hospital details when possible and maintain a light meal four hours before giving.
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Europe Eyes No 3 Spot in Space Launch Program
Europe signals a bid to become the world’s third space-launching power by 1964 with Blue Streak booster tests at Woomera Australia and a three stage European satellite system. U.S. and Soviet moon efforts dominate while NASA outlined Apollo plans for a moon landing this decade.
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Youth Act Measure Wins Okeh
A Senate labor subcommittee approved a liberalized version of the Youth Employment Act. The plan would put 75,000 youths to work in conservation projects or home-town programs in its first year, with room for expanding the quota. The measure aims to cut youth unemployment and has top administration backing. It moves to the full Labor and Welfare Committee, where approval is expected despite Republican opposition potentially delaying action.
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Scout-o-Rama Set For April 6 at Ukiah Fairgrounds
General Chairman Dave Strong named the planning team for the Scout-o-Rama at the 12th District Fairgrounds Ukiah. The event opens with booth judging at 2 p.m. and an evening program at 7, featuring more than 20 Scout activities and demonstrations. The display closes at 6:45 p.m. before the evening events.
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Larry Heise
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Aaron Remington
Jack Smalley
Harvey Sawyers
Reno Bartolomio
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Wayne Blakney
Newsmen Charge Deceit in Cuba Crisis
Newsmen testified before the House government information subcommittee accusing the Kennedy administration of misleading the public during the Cuba crisis. Publishers editors and broadcasters urged complete repudiation of any government right to withhold or manipulate facts and called for clear guidelines on press freedom and truthful reporting.
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Kennedy meets Central American leaders on Cuba tensions
President Kennedy held a closed session with six Central American presidents to resolve Cuba issues and address challenges facing the Alliance for Progress in the region. Also reported were a Navy Constellation with 84 aboard nearly running out of fuel, anti Castro raids on a Russian freighter and camp in Cuba, long range Soviet reconnaissance near Constellation, and actor James Craig confirming his marriage to Jane Valentine after a private Santa Barbara ceremony.
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