Republicans urge force to remove communism in Cuba
Washington based panel of Republicans urges the United States to threaten and use force to oust Castro if the Soviet base remains in Cuba. The Cuba policy report calls for a Cuban exile government, raids on Cuba, economic boycotts, and stronger OAS action backed by aid to exile forces.
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Eisenhower
U. S
Soviet Union
Korea
Berlin
Formosa Straits
Free World
Organization of American States
Latin America
State Will Seek Voters Approval for Hopland Ukiah High Unification
The County Committee on School District Organization outlined a plan to unify Hopland and Ukiah High School Districts. A seven member at large board would govern the new district, with elections by voters within the unified area. State education officials will review the proposal, likely delaying approval until next fall. If approved and voters concur, unification would begin in the 1965-66 school year. The plan calls for seven trustees with designated districts, while Hopland High School’s future is debated. Hopland seeks to remain autonomous, but officials question feasibility given rising costs. A unification election would depend on relative voter turnout between the Ukiah district and adjoining districts.
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Ukiah
State Department of Education
Potter Valley
Redwood Valley
Calpellan
Hopland High School
Ed Donaldson
The
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Ukiah High
Sanel
Bumper Strips Remind Book Lovers June 2 is Key Date
County Library advisory committee urges residents to vote June 2 on Proposition A for a permanent Mendocino County library. After 45 years of effort, funds from Library Services Act aided a 20 000 volume collection and two bookmobiles with no local tax impact, if approved.
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Mendocino
Federal Library Services Act
Library Services Act
California State Library
Mendocino County
Raymond Hudson
Balky Jeep Throws Fire Fighters on Ukiah Hill
Two Ukiah Valley firefighters escaped injury when a Ukiah Fire Department jeep toppled while towing pumps up a steep hill above Vogt property during a control burn. The vehicle rolled twice but the crew remained safe and finished the task. The fire, burning about three acres, was contained.
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Ukiah Valley
Otto Vagt
Mill Creek Road
Vagot
Ukiah Fire Department
Division of Forestry
Vogt
Mark King
Charles Anderson
King
Anderson
al Bechtel
Phil Frisbie
Giorno
Brown pushes Engle name removal from primary ballot
Gov. Edmund G Brown advances a bill to erase Sen Clair Engle from the June primary ballot amid legislative doubts and a $750 000 cost claim. Secretary Jordan calls the cost estimate ridiculous while noting most ballots are printed. The Senate Elections panel set to hear the measure as lawmakers return from a long weekend.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Clair Engle
Paul Ward
Frank Jordan
Engle
Senate Elections Committee
Albert Rodda
Tidelands
Assembly Democratic Caucus
James Mills
San Diego
Jordan
Brown
Alan Cranston
Senate
Parducci Seeks Damages in Auto Injury Suit
On April 28 Thomas F. Parducci files suit claiming $25,000 in personal injury damages from James Wilson Woodrow Wilson Marion Wilson and four John Does. He says injuries occurred April 26 1963 in Sacramento County after being struck on Fulton Avenue by the plaintiff s car and seeks $214.05 for repairs plus loss of earnings and medical expenses.
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Thomas F. Parducci
James Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Marion Wilson
John Does
Sacramento County
Fulton Avenue
Opposition Urged to Senate Bill 102 by Jordan
Secretary of State Frank Jordan urged county clerks and supervisors to oppose Senate Bill 102 which would remove Senator Clair Engle from the primary ballot. He warned taxpayers could face 750000 dollars in reprint costs and a possible primary delay, while local officials offered mixed views on the measure.
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Frank Jordan
Jim Broaddus
Senate
Edwin J. Regan
Sen
Clair Engle
Jordan
California
Broaddus
Regan
Pat Brown
Alan Cranston
Frank Petersen
Ukiah Today
Wayne Guthrie Sued Over Promissory Note in Ukiah
Wayne Guthrie a former Ukiah constable is sued by San Francisco man W. C. Montgomery for failure to repay a promissory note of 4734.75 filed with the county clerk. Plaintiff seeks loan repayment plus 750 in attorney fees. Guthrie, a notable figure in last year’s controversy, resigned after the trial and now resides in Texas.
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Wayne Guthrie
San Francisco
W. C. Montgomery
California Street
Guthrie
Texas
371st Time Around Belvedere Assault Arrests Record
Belvedere California police booked Bert Klahn aged 51 for assault and battery for the 37th time since August 1959. Each arrest has been made on a citizen’s complaint by his wife Eleanor who has never pressed charges.
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Belvedere
Calif
UPI
Bert Klahn
Klahn
Eleanor
Castro defies U S on Cuba arms inspections May Day speech
Fidel Castro warned the United States to halt reconnaissance over Cuba and refused on-site arms inspections until Cuba can inspect in Florida. He denounced U2 flights, claimed Cuba would defend itself with Soviet missiles, and said Cuba buys sugar abroad to meet obligations while denying moves to raise world prices.
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U. S
Cuba
Castro
United States
Soviet Unveils Twin Rockets For May Day
In Red Square the Soviet Union unveiled mobile twin rockets during May Day ceremonies. Western observers view them as new ground to air missiles touted by Khrushchev as able to "hit a fly in the sky." Tass condemned them as a formidable weapon signaling rising tensions with China.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Red Square
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Tass
Johnson proclaims United Nations Day for Oct 24
President Johnson issued a proclamation designating October 24 as United Nations Day and urging Americans to demonstrate faith in the world organization.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
United Nations
The
World Organization
Truman celebrated by farmers as he turns 80 in Missouri
Farmers in Independence join national tributes to Harry S Truman amid a week of birthday events and honors. A May 8 Washington gala will see President Johnson attend, while a May 6 Missouri gathering honors Truman for Point Four and food relief work. Notables include Orville Freeman, Averill Harriman, Richard Reuther, and Stanley Andrews, with Truman receiving the UN Food and Agriculture Organization Human Rights award. Truman’s health remains robust though he is a touch heavier, with the same morning walks noted.
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Reorganized Church of the Latter Day Saints
Orville L. Freeman
Averill Harriman
Richard Reuther
Stanley Andrews
Texas
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Kansas
John Anderson
James G. Patton
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Dorothy Jacobson
Missouri
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Sonoma County
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