Two Day Spring Home Show Opens Tomorrow at Carl Purdy Hall
Ukiah prepares for its annual Spring Home Show at Carl Purdy Hall opening tomorrow at noon. Visitors will see demonstrations of home equipment and furnishings, entertainment, and prize drawings. Friday features Melody Organ, Chef Cafe buffet, a spring style show with Miss Melody Rhodes, baton and tap performances, and prizes from exhibitors. Virginia Shattuck and Betty Smith Stevenson appear at booths. event runs Friday and Saturday with free admission and a stereo coffee table gift.
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Carl Purdy Hall
Ukiah
Merchants Division
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Marold
Chef Cafe
P.m
Melody Rhodes
Medico Drug Store
Aso
Virginia Shattuck
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Oregon State University
PGE
California
Davis Appliantce Company
Betty Smith Stevenson
Journal
Oren Wilson Testimony Concludes First Day of Trial
Oren Wilson Fort Bragg is on trial for interfering with a law enforcement official. He testifies under cross examination that he grabbed Deputy Sheriff Costa’s arm after Costa threatened him with a sap. Costa says Wilson grabbed him after being threatened with a rifle by Uedele Wilson. Uedele testifies he had Costa's permission to visit his father Clarence Wilson’s home and feared Costa. Clarence Wilson and Janie Mitchell also testified yesterday for the defense.
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Oren Wilson
Fort Bragg
Dale Underwood
Costa
Uedele Wilson
Clarence Wilson
Oren
Janie Mitchell
Ukiah Graduates Earn Scholastic Honors for Class of ’63
Pre graduation honors go to two Ukiah High School seniors Louise Horning daughter of Edith Horning receives a $2800 four year Notre Dame scholarship with $700 annual payments. Jon Hudson son of C Raymond Hudson Redwood Valley awarded Honors at Entrance to UC Berkeley if he enrolls at the State university or other higher education.
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Ukiah Hight
Louise Horning
Edith Horning
Galore
Notre Dame
Helmont
Jon Hudson
C. Raymond Hudson
Redwood Valley
University of California At Berkeley
State University
Ukiah Council Backs Moon Rocket Playground Purchase
Ukiah City Council endorsed the Ukiah Recreation Commission plan to buy a 26‑foot high F‑1 Moon Rocket playground apparatus from Jamison Manufacturing. The project, to be anchored in a concrete sandbox, is described as sturdy, safe, and a space age upgrade for Ukiah Municipal Park, replacing the old tree‑climber setup.
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Ukiah
Ukiah Recreation Commission
Ukiah @Municipal Park
Ukiah Parks and Recreaton Commission
Ukiah Lions Club
Dave Strong
Jamison
Ompany
Jabb
Late Bulletin on Fraud Case Involving Local Fertilizer Tank
Be Paso authorities report a connected fraud case tied to a mortgage and fertilizer tank assets. Jurors were selected as part of the extended court proceedings.
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Paso
Storm Blasts California Coast Leaving Several Dead
A fierce storm sweeping Northern California and Southern Oregon caused multiple fatalities and widespread damage. In Crescent City area three men died in wind toppled trees and a fourth died in San Francisco when struck by a vehicle. Rain totals peaked at Yosemite and Eureka with several inches in parts of the Bay Area. Power lines fell, slides closed Caldecott Tunnel, and coastal winds reached up to 90 mph with small craft warnings issued.
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California
Oregon
Crescent City
San Francisco
San Fancisco
Lam Wing
Donald James
Guerneville
Larkspur
Marin County
Bay Area
Caldecott Tunnel
Highway 24
Contra Cosata County
Vallejo
Fortune Mines
U.S. 408
Garberville
Hel River
Five Years Probation for Attempted Rape in Ukiah
John W. Stewart of Ukiah received five years probation and a $500 fine after pleading to attempted rape. He was ordered to submit for reevaluation at the county health center. Judge Wayne Burke postponed further action for one week to obtain a psychiatric report from Dr. Earla Aagaard.
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John W. Stewart
Ukiah
Wayne Burke
Burke
Panty Health Center
Pglee Burke
Asells
Spella
Atascadero
Wright
Torney
Tom Cleland
Earla Aagaard
Slick Roads Cause Three Injury Wrecks in Mendocino County
Persistent mist and sudden heavy rain squalls made Mendocino County highways slick, triggering three injury accidents. A truck and trailer led to a 30 foot plunge near Hopland leaving Ralph D. Newcomb seriously injured. Wiley J. Stagg with minor injuries rode out a separate crash on Highway 101 near Willits, while Wayne Harding Proden and Veronica Mackintosh, teenagers from Cloverdale area, sustained minor injuries in a separate crash on Highway 128 north of Cloverdale.
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Mhopland
Ralph R. Newcomb
Hillside Community Hospital
Hopland
Journal
Cober
Mendocino County
Ralph D. Newcomb
Burlington Drive
Ukiah
Highway 101
Newcomb
Wiley John Stagg
Santa Cruz
Willits
Stagg
Cloverdale Clinic
Naming Morton Attorney Faces Court Decision
Robert Morton former deputy sheriff along with Judges Maurice Tindall and Glenn Evans stands trial June 3 on two conspiracy counts. Morton seeks court appointment of counsel, stating no funds or assets exist. Public defender A B Broaddus cites Mendocino Bar Association resolution condemning last year's warrant flood and notes Morton’s possible input on counsel. Judge Wayne Burke may appoint outside counsel and reschedules the matter to Friday at 1:30.
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Robert Morton
Maurice Tindall
Glenn Evans
Wayne Burke
Morton
Duke Defastle
Santa Rosa
Burke
A. B. Broaddus
Mendocino County Bar Association
Bar Association
Broaddun
One-Year Sentence For Roger Smith in Burglary Counts
Roger Smith was sentenced to six months in county jail on two burglary counts, to run consecutively, after appearing in Department 2 of Superior Court. The burglaries were at Vic's Place in Redwood Valley and Gongyale Bar Bongvale. Others, John Oliver, 90 days for one burglary, Ronald Arnold $150 fine and two years probation, were named. Raymond Smith’s burglary case was continued to Friday.
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Roger Smith
Department 2
Superior Court
Vic’s Place
Redwood Valley
Gongyale Barbongvale
John Oliver
Ronald Arnold
Raymond
Storm Rafseg Bal Total Reaches 33.99 Inches
Rainfall for the season in Kian rose to about 33.97 inches at noon as a storm disrupted traffic and caused one death and several injuries in highway accidents over the past two days. It dumped 2.79 inches on Kiah in under 48 hours. Last year at this date the rainfall was 30.86 inches. The sun briefly appeared but more rain is expected.
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Kian
Kiah
Saturn Rockets To Fourth Key Success At Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA UPI The United States fired the Saturn-1 rocket to a fourth straight success in a pivotal step toward a 1965 goal to launch three man teams into Earth orbit. The 470 ton booster lifted at 12 12 p m PST, reached about 77 miles, then crashed into the Atlantic 229 miles away.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
UPI
United States
Earth
Atlantic Ocean
He. Shoal
Castro warns Cuba may buy bombers on warships
Premier Fidel Castro warned Cuba might acquire long range bombers on warships to protect merchant shipping after US blamed for attacks on Soviet freighters Baku and Lgov in Cuban ports. He cited damage to Baku near Caibarien and to Lgov at Isabela de Sagua, while Washington confirmed attacks but offered no base location. Tass reported pirates damaging the Baku and threatening the crew as Cuba charged US aggression.
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Havana
Cuba
Fide
Castro
Pe Ece
United States
Baku
Caibarien
Lgov
Isabela de Sagua
Washington
State Department
Lincoln White
Moscow
Tass
Ustre
Fear Child Kidnapped in Napa. Mass Search Broadens
Napa Police Chief Sherwood Munk said five year old Doreen Heskett may have been kidnapped after failing to return home from a playmate's house. For two days officers deputies and an Air Force team searched the area with little trace. A junior high teacher recalled seeing Doreen playing near the school Monday night suggesting she may have wandered or been picked up. Investigators planned to ask the FBI to join the effort.
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Napa
UPS
Sherwood Munk
Doreen Heskett
Air Force
Hamilton Air Force Base
Doreen
Dorothy Heskett
Linda Ford
Winda
Hesckett
Munk
FBI
California civil rights bill advances after heated hearing
Governor Brown and supporters win a narrow victory as the Assembly Government Efficiency panel defeats a purity of elections measure while civil rights legislation survives a stormy hearing. Assemblyman Rumford led the civil rights bill with Moskov and Unruh weighing its fate amid pressures from housing and employment advocates.
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Sagramento
Gov
G. Brown
Stoney Backey
William Byron Rumford
D-Berkeley
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Inglewood
Ways and Means
Bil
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Fresno
Ben Jewell
George A. Poage
Gino Cardini
Rose H
Nature
Bork Qurpestin Oy
Riking Union
Wwe
Saturn
Brown
California Fair Employment Practices Commissio
Bob Arry Beeghne
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Stanley & Mosk
Los Angeles
L.H. Wilson
California Real Estate Association
Wilson
Gordon H. Winton
Merced
Winton
Tom Baine
North Hollywood
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