Oren Wilson Trial Set For Monday
Oren Wilson a Fort Brage garage mechanic goes to trial Monday in Superior Court for obstructing a deputy in the line of duty. Deputy District Attorney Dale Underwood prosecutes. Morris Grupp represents Wilson. The case stems from an October incident at the Fort Bragg home when Wilson allegedly tried to stop Deputy Sam Costa from arresting his brother. Costa had a warrant for the brother for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The sister and other details are unclear in the report.
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Oren Wilson
Fort Brage
Superior Court
Robert Winslow
Dale Underwood
Wilson
Morris Grupp
San Francisco
Sam Costa
Uchele
Fort Bragg
Costa
Uedele
Pisttol
Oren
Vedele
Ten Mile
Basil Heathcote
Big River
Wayne Burke
District Attorney's Office
Burker
First District Court of Appeals
San “Francisca
Oakes joins Ukiah Civil Service Board
Clyde Oakes manager of Mendocino Corea Cola Bottling Company is named to Ukiah Civil Service Board filling the vacancy left by Conrad Goerl. Appointed for a three year term by Art Wedemeyer and George Dunning, Oakes is Ukiah resident for two years and active in the Elks Club Lions Club and Knights of Columbus. He and his wife Mary Helen live at 376 Gardens Avenue with two children Bob and Danette.
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Clyde Oakes
Mendocino
Corea Cola
Ukiah Civil Service Board
Art Wedemeyer
George Dunning
Oakes
Conrad Goerl
San Francisco
Ukiah
Elks Club
Liong Club
Knights of Columbus
Mary Helen
Gardens Avenue
Bob
Danette
Spring Hasn't Sprung Yet Police Opine
Ukiah police arrested John Baptist Miskill 21, Ukiah. Douglas Jackson 20, Upper Lake. and Omer Leon Wall 20, Ukiah on reasonable cause and suspicion of burglary and malicious mischief after a tip from an off duty officer. They entered Ukiah Municipal Swimming Pool at 8 p m while three officers converged from several directions. The trio claimed they were only playing tag in the empty pool on the first day of spring and admitted possible damage to the dressing room roof whose extent was not yet known.
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Ukiah
John Baptist Miskill
Douglas Jackson
Upper Lake
Omer Leon Wall
Bowman
Shea
Woskow
McCooy
Blood Bank Here This Sunday Donors Needed
The Sonoma County Mobile Blood Bank will visit the Veterans Memorial Building in Ukiah on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to accept blood for replacement or to add to established bank accounts. Donors may designate the Veterans Home in Yountville via the Inwin Memorial Blood Bank in San Francisco. The Veterans Home appeals for donors. Do not eat four hours before donating. Black coffee or tea without additives and unsweetened fruit juice are allowed before donation. Provide donor name and hospital or account if blood is replacement.
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Sonoma
Weather update for Northwestern Galifornia region
Occasional rain today and tonight with showers Saturday. Temperature change minimal. Ukiah forecasts 57/47, Santa Rosa 60/44, Napa 62/45. Gale warnings issue southerly winds 25 to 40 knots from Point Arena northward.
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Galifornia
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Napa
Point Arena
State suspends Robersons liquor license for five days
The Robersons cafe on 108 South has its liquor license suspended for five days by the State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Central after two minors bought and drank beer on the premises. Mrs Roberson admitted checking ID but one minor was underage. The cafe, known for late dances, faces protests and a suit to abate nuisance. The Robersons are local political candidates.
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South
State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Central
Back
Pearl F. Roberson
Sheri
Roberson
Roberson’s
Banl Q@ise
Sherif F’s
Haan Ie
Robersons
Soe
Hroberson
Whiah Union
Wkiah
Ukiah Stars Chosen for Shrine All Star Game
Ukiah players Joe Jah Larry Myers Jeff Banks and Ron Bawden named to the South Shrine All Star squad for the 8th Redwood Empire Classic at Humboldt State Redwood Bowl Arcata Aug 31. South roster includes top northern California high school talent with many players from Willits Santa Rosa Montgomery St Helena Fort Bragg and more.
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Joe Jah
Larry Myers
Jeff Banks
Ron Bawden
Ukiah
Humboldt State
Arcata
California
Mary Mays
Montgomery High
Gene Gordon
Healdsburg
Willis
Ron Margison
Bob Whittaker
Montgomery
Santa Rosa
Pete Friedrichsen
Friedrichsen
Emmate
Mike Dunsing
Fort Bragg
Terry Vileani
St. Helena
Baweden
Banks
Gene Pickrell
Bill Vandershoot
Jack
St. Vincent's
Sim Fife
al Vermiel
Calistoga
Margison
Willits Ane
Don Totemeier
Montegomery
Wayne Owning
Mt. Vincents
John, Whittake
Satta Rosa
Jimance
Myers
Gare Lindsay
Steve Ostrom
Rick Terson
Point Arena
Joh Weard
Dennis Alfera
Fort Brage
Gary Maccini
Whitcomb Guilty Of Drunk Driving
A Breage jury found Whitcomb guilty of drunk driving after midnight, driving on the wrong side of the road in Westport. Judge Ray Ware was to sentence him this afternoon. Deputy District Attorney Dale Underwood led the case with balloon test expert Manley Luckey, San Bernardino chemist, who testified a blood alcohol content of 224 percent. Defense attorney Robert Heeb, Fort Bragg, represented Whitcomb.
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Westport
Dale Underwood
Manley Luckey
San Bernardinio
Whitcomb
California Highways
Paul Anderson
Luckey
Ombh
Robert Heeb
Fort Brag
Key Found Hidden in Suspect’s Stomach Case
San Francisco police report the key to robbed parking meters found inside Ildefonso Vo Delgado and William Granna. Both men were detained early Thursday with coats and pants stuffed with coins including cents and dimes. An x ray of Delgado revealed a key visible on the plate.
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SAN Francisco Cupu
Ildefonso Vo Delgado
William Granna
San Francisco
Granna
Delgada
Reappointment of Braden as Education Head Delayed
The Braden nomination for a fourth term as president of the State Board of Education was pending before the Senate Rules Committee. Opponent Sen. Jack Schrade urged rejection citing Braden opposition to Rafferty, while Braden touted educational progress and credential growth. About 400 people attended, split roughly 50 50, as Braden asserted his record while committee chair M Burns urged calm in the crowded Capitol room. Schrade referenced past statements amid questions on indoctrination and patriotism, with Braden defending his remarks and a later probe into his anti McCarthy era activity.
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van L. Shumway
Acramento
UPI
Thomas W. Braden
State Board of Education
Senate Rules Committee
Braden
United States
Jack Schrade
San Diego
Schrade
Max Rafferty
Education Board
California
Capitol
M. Burns
D-Fresno
Senate
Burns
Ross
Enie
Typhoid scare bans kissing and dancing in Swiss resort
Zermatt authorities call for a ban on kissing and dancing to curb a typhoid outbreak affecting about 100 people. Forty patients are isolated in a makeshift hospital as police guard entrances. cases are linked to visitors from Britain and the United States reports place total near 100. Medical teams test residents and tourists in the Alpine village famed for the Matterhorn.
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Zermatt
Switzerland
UPID
Matterhorn
Britain
Brighton
England
Viss
Zormaté
Fire calls today at Mendaew State Hospital
At 9 37 a m firefighters responded to a medical aid call at Mendaew State Hospital. Resuscitation efforts were reported but details remain unclear. No further information on outcome or injuries provided.
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Atlagg
Mendaew State Hospital
World Happenings In Brief From Fakarta And West German Extradition
World briefs report casualty estimates after a volcanic eruption near Gunung Agung in Fakarta with officials warning the death toll may rise. In Europe, West Germany seeks extradition of suspects linked to the attempted murder of a German missile scientist. In Washington, Kennedy era youth employment program clears its first House hurdle with a party line vote.
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Ronn
Germany
OPE
Bie
Switzerland
Jashington
Pdepree
Huge Errors in Cost Estimates of Aircraft
A Senate panel probing the 568 billion TFX fighter contract alleges vast errors in cost estimates. Jerome Alderman says staff findings could be damaging to the Defense Department’s award to Geneva Dynamics. Defense Secretary McNamara supports General Dynamics as properly awarded.
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Washington
Senate
Jerome Alderman
Senate Investigations
Defense Department
Geneva Dynamics
Boeing Ge
Lowe
General Dynamics
Defense
Robes
McNamara
Ceneral Dynamics
Ducas
Kennedy
Ben
FF Jensen
Ryown
Canada
Missouri
Roy Clarkage
House
Rules Committee
Alberts House
Carl Albert
Personal Touch Junket Expanded To Include Berlin
President Kennedy plans a late spring European trip expanded to include West Berlin and London possible. He may visit Rome and Bonn in late May or early June and stop in London to brief Macmillan. He discussed Russia troop withdrawals from Cuba and evaluating whether more will depart before confirming Gulf pledges.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Europe
West Berlin
London
Planso
Rome
Bonn
The
Berlin
Harold Macmillan
Italy
Germany
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Vienna
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Macmillan
Latin America
Costa Rica
Latin ‘America
Brazil
Last Group of Hard Cases Removed from Alcatraz
The final 27 inmates were moved from Alcatraz on Thursday as the federal prison on The Rock nears closure by June 30. For 28 years the island housed hardened convicts and saw 7 killed or drowned in escapes, with the notable 1962 Battle of Alcatraz drawing thousands to witness the siege. Frank Weathermap, a 26-year-old escapee, described the experience as lifting the stigma from Alcatraz. Officials cited deterioration from age and salt air as the reason to abandon the facility.
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San Francisco
George
Kelly
Amcorica
Licaetraz
Federad
Anchorage
Laska
Frank
Alcatraz
Lcatraz
Wcatraz
San Francisco Bay
Che
T He Hills
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Diane
Cindy
Civil Service Board
Shrine Tilt
Ray Ware
Kissing
Fakarta
Indonesia
WPI
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Syrie
Iraq
Algorta
Venn
Hope Cooke
Forever
New York
Sikkim
Palden Thondup Namgyal
Gangtok
Western
Free World
U.S Information Agency
Testig Sen
Humephrey
D-Minn
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
Fosmer
Disarmament Agency
Merriman Smith
Cuba
Russia
Robert @ McNamara
Murcly
Bate Bich
Qourte Ukiah Fire
Wsatne
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