Astronomy student Ed Lange gains UCSB spotlight in Santa Barbara feature
Former Ukiah teacher Paul Lange recalls Ed Lange, a UCSB physics major and junior at the University of California Santa Barbara, building a 10 inch telescope mirror and leading an observatory project. The News Press features his work and a ripple of regional interest sparked by his father’s letter.
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Goung Man
Ba Ganges
University of California In
Santa Barbara
Paul Edward Lange
Ukiah High School
Lucile
Roberd Thomas
Lilian Thomas
Burlingame
Paul Lange
Redwood Journal
Ukiah Daily Journal
Lange
Redwood Valley
Ed Lange
Pere Et Fils
Ukiaha
Robbherd
Gordon Steele
Marine Biology Laboratory
Beause
Matters Scientific
Santa Barbara High School
Southern California
UCSB
New Books at the Library by Frieda Winter
A library list reviews several new titles including The California Trail by George Stewart an overview of routes to California An Error of Judgement by P H Johnson a study of a morally conflicted agnostic The Family Man by Sidney Sulkin a tale of a Jewish immigrant and value clashes How to Catch 5000 Thieves by Gerard Luisi a 1906 era private detective memoir In Defense of Youth by F E C Kelley observations on youth in modern America Kearny the Magnificent by Irving Werstein a readable biography Member of the House by Clem Miller informal letters My Life on the Range by John Clay a Northern Plains reprint Physical Education by H M Smith a guide for aspiring college physical educators The Witch of Manga Reva by Garland Roark a adventurous tale of treasure and bravado
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California Trail
George Stewart
California
P. H. Johnson
Sidney Sulkin
Russia
Gerard Luisi
Luisi
F E. C. Kelley
Detroit
Kearny
Irving Werstein
Clem Miller
Miller
Range
John Clay
Northern Plains
H. M. Smith
Manga Reva
Garland Roark
Derring-Do
Subjective loudness debate cited by broadcasters
Washington notes that complaints about loud TV and radio ads reflect a subjective psychological phenomenon. The National Association of Broadcasters told the FCC there is no proof most commercials are too loud. A spokesman said loudness is defined differently by individuals and no measuring device captures human ear perception.
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Washington
UPI
National Association of Broadcasters
Association
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Socialite Shot To Death In Desert Near Phoenix
UPI reports Arizona detectives pursue a case involving Texas socialite Jane Langdon 21 found dead in a desert prospector's tunnel five miles north of Phoenix. Autopsy indicates two bullet wounds and possible sexual assault. a 38 caliber revolver linked to the crime was sent to FBI for ballistic tests.
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Jane Langdon
Texas
Phoenix
UPI
Texas Christian Coede
FBI
Washington
Arthur Brown Jr
Arizona State University
Miss Langdon
Fort Worth
Tex
Jack Langdon
2Nd Court of Civil Appeals
Drunk Driving Charge Nets Five Days in Jail
Joh Gary Winston, 31, Ukiah, was fined 276 dollars and given a mandatory five day jail sentence to be served on weekends with one day already served credit. He faces a one year license suspension after a Saturday morning arrest when his car struck a parked vehicle on E Perkins Street and comes with a prior similar-charge history.
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Joh
Gary Winston
Ukiah
Wweekends
Winston
Ile
E. Perkins Street
Kottle: Man Charged After Bottle Assault Prompt Appearance
Paul Anderson faces a superior court preliminary hearing on Thursday at 9 30 AM for allegedly assaulting a bar patron with a bottle several days ago. The case involves a deadly weapon charge and is scheduled in the local courthouse.
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Kottle
Paul Anderson
Asesault
Superior Court
Peelimp
U S Latin American Aid Plan Faces Internal Strife
Francis J. McCarthy reports on the Alliance for Progress as of 1963, detailing U.S. aims to spur reform in Latin America with $200 million yearly, while left and right both resist change. The program shows slow inroads, with disbursements lagging, political instability, and calls for new incentives to attract private investment.
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Francis J. McCarthy
Alliance For Progress
Ton
Aacon
Ton Shigh
Latin America
Mexico
Unite States
U.S
Alliance
United States
Hemisphere
U.S. Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Asi
Washington
Kennedy
Teodoro Moscoso
Fivo
Alberto Lleras Camargo
Colombia
Juscelino Kubitschek
Brazil
Hospital Workshop Sheds Light on Supervision Challenges
Hillside Community Hospital participates in the Effective Management Workshop by the Redwood Empire Hospital Conference at Los Robles Lodge Santa Rosa. The event runs March 20 to April 17 with 85 participants from 16 hospitals. Hospital administrators include Shirley Munroe and eight Hillside staff: Alberta Erickson Dorothy Bowen Beatrice Todd Cecil Orser Bianca Schultze Nancy Howard Agnes Pearson Frances Smith.
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Hillside Community Hospital
Redwood Empire Hospital
Los Robles Lodge
Santa Rosa
Shirley Munroe
Svith
Alberta Erickson
Dorothy Bowen
Beatrice Todd
Cecil Orser
Bianca Schultze
Nancy Howard
Agnes Pearson
Frances Smith
De Gaulle Faces Labor Crisis and Power Threats
ARIS UP I reports France's President Charles de Gaulle faces a severe labor crisis as 200000 coal miners strike and gas and electricity workers threaten walkouts. De Gaulle summoned a special meeting to avert outages, but no settlement occurred. Leaders across mines railways utilities and the Paris subway meet to decide on a general strike.
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ARIS
UPI
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Chew Loy
Paris
Latin America school feeding program expands reach
The scheme will feed over eight million children in the region this year, about 25 percent of school age kids, plus 5 million expectant mothers and babies with at least one meal daily. It has boosted Peru rural school attendance and cut Bolivia absenteeism from eight to two percent, and the U.S. plans to feed one third of Latin America's schoolchildren within the year.
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Argentina
Bryazil
Chile
Bolivia
Colombia
Mexico
Peru
Venezuela
Washington Review
Alliance
U.S
Latin America
United States
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