Brown proposes cautious plan for state government reforms
Governor Edmund G Brown backs an extensive yet cautious 1963 reform program to reorganize California state government. He seeks a constitutional amendment granting the governor broad reorganization powers with legislative veto, plus a merit system for top civil service, and creation of a General Services Department and expanded agencies under the California development and housing offices.
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U S Aid Pledged Amid TFX Contract Probe
Senate investigators gear to question Defense Secretary McNamara and Deputy Secretary Gilpatric over the 4.5 billion TFX fighter contract award to General Dynamics. Reports say possible self interest by civilian officials under scrutiny as Gilpatric says he cut ties with New York firm before Pentagon service.
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County dumps deplorable say Kroeger health officer
Kroeger county health officer says Mendocino County dumps are deplorable in a letter to the board. He cites Covelo Leggett Laytonville Albion Westport Comptche Hopland and Redwood Valley and notes many illegal dump complaints. The matter was referred to individual services for action. A portion of airport land may be opened to the Spartan 4-H Club for projects. Supervisors form a water clarity committee over Russian River issues and set a joint meeting with the fish and game panel. An economic survey contract with Avton Little Co. was approved by a 5 to 1 vote.
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Woman Charged With Grand Theft In Ukiah Court
Katherine Parcens, 98, of Ixlay was arraigned in Ukiah Justice Court and will return tomorrow at 4 to enter a plea to charges of grand theft involving 250 dollars in personal property. Eva Mephens reports the alleged theft. Alek Bante was held to answer in Superior Court on checks without sufficient funds. Paul William Stone was given until Thursday to enter a plea to a similar charge.
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Sprinting Shoplifter Leaves Topcoat in Captor
A Point Arena man attempted shoplifting at Wildberger's Market on Standley and School Streets. Clerk Versten Verstappen followed the suspect who dropped his topcoat containing coffee and a large jar. The suspect Eat Frank, 48, was caught by officers near N Main Street and booked for burglary. He faced arraignment in Ukiah Justice Court as charges were prepared.
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Brown Plans European Trip Next Summer With Family
SACRAMENTO UP I Gov Edmund G Brown announced plans to take his wife and daughter on a five week trip to Europe next summer He spoke after Spain s director general Don Carlos Robles extended an official invitation to Majorca in June for a celebration marking the 930th anniversary of Brother Juniper Serra founder of California s mission system Brown said he would include Spain in his European itinerary and noted the legislative session in June as a constraint The parish official planned to invite San Francisco Mayor George Christopher and Archbishop Joseph Nie Gucken of the city to attend the event
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Beck Speech Cancelled By Illness In Uhina
Former Kentucky basketball star Beck, guest speaker at a Methodist Church event in Uhina, was admitted to Hillside Community Hospital with a probable kidney disorder. He improved briefly but doctors ordered further tests and x rays, risking tonight and tomorrow’s program before his Friday trip to Sacramento and Reno.
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Squirrels Safe With Belotti In Sacramento
In Sacramento Assemblyman Frank P Belotti defends the squirrels in Capitol Park after rival Assemblyman George N Benosvich promised to capture two for a Fresno park. Belotti, a mink rancher, feeds peanuts to the local squirrels and questions counts and funding, insisting no removal without a proper headcount and assurances.
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French Workers Shut Off Power Strike Over Wages
Electrical workers staged a four hour nationwide stoppage in Paris and across France to aid 200000 miners demanding wage increases. Power failures began at 8 16 pm in central Paris causing traffic jams, halted subways, and rain soaked streets as commuters walked and searched for taxis.
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Rich Maurer services set after skiing accident
Friday services for Rich Maurer 18 will be held at 2 30 p m from the Chapel of Eversole Mortuary in San Francisco with Rev Edwin Suhn of Faith Lutheran Church officiating. Interment will be in Ukiah Cemetery. A 1962 graduate of Ukiah High School and a football star he entered Chico State College last fall.
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Sylvester Faces Scrutiny In News Management Hearing
Sylvester draws top billing as congressional subcommittee opens inquiry into federal news management. Hearings focus on government handling of information during the Cuban crisis with panelists split on the adequacy of policy while praising McNamara's trust in the Pentagon official.
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Kennedy in Costa Rica Seeks Central America Aid Pact
President Kennedy wraps up his Costa Rica trip with meetings to advance the declaration of Central America boosting economic progress and cutting Cuban influence. The six nation leaders signed for stepped up Alliance for Progress aid while seeking stricter Cuba measures and tighter travel controls. A April high level conference is planned to implement common measures and curb flows of people and propaganda from Cuba with U.S. cooperation.
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Central America leaders sign eight page Declaration
San Jose reports that presidents of the United States Costa Rica El Salvador Panama Guatemala Honduras and Nicaragua signed a historic eight page Declaration of Central America. Highlights include stricter travel controls on Cuba regional home loan steps and a multi million dollar scholarship fund for vocational training in agriculture and industry with U S financial support.
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Saudi King Saud's Million Dollar Jet Crashes in Alps
A multimillion-dollar Saudi royal jetliner with an airborne throne reportedly crashed in the Alps near Crazy Mountain early today. All 18 aboard are feared dead, including King Saud.
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American woman becomes princess of Sikkim in Buddhist wedding
Hope Cooke 22, a New York socialite and Sarah Lawrence graduate, wed Crown Prince Palden Thondup Namgyal in the royal palace monastery. The ceremony costing about 100000 dollars drew parliamentary objections over Western influence and state funds.
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