Navy Deserter Disguised Recruiter Visits Ukiah High
A Navy deserter posing as a recruiter spoke to Ukiah High School seniors led by civics teacher Charles Myers. He presented military secrets before fleeing. Police, Naval officials, and Deputy Warren Truitt pursued. the impostor, Carl Fred Buck, remains at large after a sprint through brush near Rancheria. Buck, 18, listed as Indian descent and raised in Cloverdale, has a pending desertion from the Carrier Midway in San Francisco Bay. Authorities seek tips on his whereabouts.
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George Hunter
Kaavili
Cape Canaveral
Charles Myers
Navy
Santa Aposa
Carl Fred Buck
Myers
Buck
Carl Fred
Cloverdale
Santa Rosa
Midway
San Francisco ‘Bay
Musser
Norm Williamson
Naval ‘Reserve
Wayne Robinson
CPO
Ukiah
Warren Truitt
Fairbairn
Supreme Court Grants Reprieve for California Death Row Trio
The U S Supreme Court granted a stay of execution to Donald G Franklin Joseph Rosato and John F Viahovich scheduled to die in the California gas chamber for a 1959 restaurant owner's shooting The court had denied their petition for review on March 25 and ordered stays to last until two cases under advisement are decided Afterward the lawyers and California have 15 days to file typewritten memoranda for consideration.
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Washington
UPT
Supreme Court
Wiliam
Douglas
California
Donald G. Franklin
Joseph Rosato
John F. Viahovich
Watkins Case May Go To Jury Today
Eureka reports the trial of Ted Watkins Mendocino rancher and political figure on seven counts of assault with a deadly weapon may go to the jury today after closing arguments. Witnesses testified about shots fired toward steelhead fishermen on Watkins ranch near a fine fishing stream. Watkins claimed he fired to scare off trespassers and did not rely on authorities due to expected noncooperation.
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Eureka
Ted Watkins
Mendocino
Humboldt County
Watkins
Robert Bushnell
Garberville
Bushnell
Sheriff's Office
Vivian Martin
Fred Bollman
Legislator proposes nuclear missiles in orbit as deterrent
Fulton, a ranking Republican on the House Space Committee, urged building offensive and defensive weapons in space including manned satellites to inspect Soviet orbiting craft. He said defense officials ignore space realities and criticized Pentagon missions as sidelines while suggesting spaceborne missiles could deter war.
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Uclusiuil LY
Fulton
House Space Committee
Saa
Air Forcs
Defense
Pentagon
Defense Department
United States
Scouts Hold Annual Camporee by Yokayo District
Ukiah and Redwood Valley Boy Scouts compete in the Yokayo District Camporee near Morris Lake on Jeff Highway 101. About 18 patrols with 120 boys test camp craft nature and astronomy skills, judged by Explorers from Posts 62 and 67 and adults. Awards include blue red and yellow ribbons, with a Presidential Citation for the top patrol.
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Ukiah
Redwood Valley
Yokayo
Morris Lake
Jeff Highway 101
Order of the Arrow
Jack Sweeley
Monday Deadline For Filing Vets Exemption
Mendocino County Service Officer Howard E. Owens announces a 5 p.m. Monday deadline to file for city or county veterans tax exemption. Exemption applies to $1,000 assessed value if total property remains under limits. married couples may qualify under community property rules if totals stay below $10,000, and first-time filers must provide proof of war or peace service to the assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino
Howard E
Curly) Owens
California
Owens
Hopland Elementary Pre-registration Opens for 1963-64
Hopland Elementary will hold kindergarten pre-registration for the 1963-64 school year each morning next week from May 6 to May 10. Parents should call the school office between 9 a.m. and noon to register. Formal proof of age showing birth before December 1, 1958, is required.
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Hopland
Pattee seeks sweepstakes plan for California revenue
Assemblyman Alan G. Pattee announced plans to push California to adopt a New Hampshire style sweepstakes plan to raise about 200 million in new state revenue. The proposal would sell three lottery tickets on two horse races during the year, with anticipated 4 million for schools.
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Sacramento
UPS
Alan G. Pattee
California
New Hampshire
Salinas
Bosch threatens invasion if Haiti aggresses again
President Juan Bosch warned that the Dominican Republic would invade Haiti to crush Duvalier if Haiti renews aggression. He said the nation would seek collective inter American action under the Rio Treaty via the OAS and would cite any Dominican citizen or interest being harmed. A fact finding team from the OAS is in Port au Prince to study charges.
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Martin P
Houseman
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
Juan Bosch
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Bosch
Duvalier
Organization of American States
OAS
Port Au Prince
Wia
Two Americans Conquer Mt Everest
The first Americans reached Everest summit at 29,028 feet after a two-man assault team. The victory came amid weather delays and communications problems with names undisclosed. James Ramsey Ullman confirmed the feat from Everest camp while the expedition, 19 members, eyes Lhotse and Nuptse as next targets. President Kennedy praised the achievement in Washington.
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Katmandu
Nepal
UPI
Mt. Everest
James Ramsey Ullman
Boston
Everest
Lhotse
Nuptse
Kennedy
Washington
Police Use Water Hoses as Birmingham Protestors Are Doused
Police directed high pressure hoses at hundreds of Black demonstrators in a Birmingham park after a church gathering of about 3,000 youths. Dogs were deployed and officers pursued the crowd, while Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. addressed the mobilization from a Baptist church earlier today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Martin Luther King Jr
Fire calls report from Thursday and Friday incidents
A false alarm at 7:35 p.m. on Thursday occurred at the intersection of Spring and Dora Streets. On Friday at 10:59 a.m. a chimney fire at Lamb's Inn at 445 S State caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring
Dora
Lamb's Inn
S. State
Tiger of Katanga Faces Congo’s Future in Interview
Moise Tshombe, once the tiger of Katanga, says he will start no more wars but may seek peaceful takeover of the central Congo. He remains optimistic about Africa if Cold War tensions stay low, denying personal ambition while distancing from bitterness toward the United Nations.
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Moise Tshombe
Congo
Katanga
Congolese
United Nations Action
Africa
UPT
Tshombe
Tim Knight
Katanpa
World Organization
Katanza
Tshomba
Belgium
U.N
Leopoldville
Europe
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Herman Runkel
Thate
Dick Early
Dave Strong
Municipal Park
Lions Club of
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al Anton
Recreation Commission
Dick Larber
Ukiah Lions Club
Joe Foutz
Bill Tatum
Howard Tuttle
Journal
Erickson
Navy Deserter Cons
Ukiahi Faculty
Don Musser
Larry Fairbairn
Naval Recruiting Office
Larry
Maxson
Clay
Rancheria
Hopland Road
Sheriff's Department
Oklahoma
Ukiah High School Choral Club
Surrey
Knox Cardavell
Leslie Johnson
Melodee Rhodes
Linda Dowell
Linda Mayfield
Larry Downey
Bill Martyn
Norman Wonder
Bruce Evans
Gary Covert
Jon Hudson
Tom Simpson
Gary Kruke
Carole Rostar
Richard Kirk
Louise Hornung
Kim Hempsmeyer
Marie Pack
Cindy Rhodes
Duane Edmundson
Bill Willette
Duel
Hamilton
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Pattee
Libby Wise
Ukiah High School
Supt
W. O. Murphy
Secial
Erickson i
Threstens Levanton
Walt Bosch
Capi
Hispaniola
Robert Gordon
Ala
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