Telstar 2 satellite sends live TV test from Cape
Cape Canaveral reports Telstar 2, a 175 pound satellite, in orbit after a 90 foot Delta rocket launch. NASA says signals are being received fine. Transmission tests planned to determine capability for live intercontinental television from Cape Canaveral to Europe and back, aiming to broadcast spaceflight footage.
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Alvin B, Webb JR
Cape Canaveral
Fla
UPI
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Telstar-2
Europe
U.S
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Andover
Maine
Atlantic
North ‘America
England
France
NASA
Telstar-1
American Telephone, and Telegraph . Ra Co
At&t
European
Amremica
Deserter Buck Captured After High School Prank
A Cloverdale man who impersonated a Navy petty officer at Ukiah High School was captured by Lt. Merrill Howard of the sheriff's department at 6:30 yesterday evening. Buck, who deserted a San Francisco Bay ship last December, escaped briefly from Ukiah police and deputies before being recaptured in a thicket near the Rancheria. He faces a general court martial for desertion and impersonating a petty officer.
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Cloverdale
Navy
Ukiah High School
Ukiah
Cape Canaveral
Merrill Howard
Sheriff's Department
Dav
Fred Buck
Rancheria
Howard
School Street
Buck
San Francisco ‘Bay
Larry Fairbairn
Warren Truitt
Sheriff's Office
Fairbairn
Truitt
Santa ‘Rosa
Reno Bartolomio
Treasure Island
Don Musser
Musser
Carl Fred
Carl Fred Buck
Ray Jennings
Sheriff
Old
Hopland Road
Journal
G. Hunter
Bellon to Speak At Fort Bragg SAF Meeting
Bellon, assistant district manager for the Bureau of Land Management, will discuss the Kings Range Recreational Area plans at a 7:30 p.m. Friday dinner meeting at the Piedmont Hotel in Fort Bragg. The event, hosted by the Redwood Coast Forest Forum and the Redwood Coast SAF chapter, invites interested people. The Eureka Jediah Smith SAF chapter has passed a resolution opposing further federal land acquisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Coast Forest Forum
Redwood Coast
Society “of ‘American Foresters
Will
Hear
al Bellon
Bureau of Land Management
Kings Range
Humboldt
Mendocino
Piedmont
Fort Bragg
Duane Wells
Cong
Clem Miller
Bellon
Jediah Smith Chapter
The
Society of American Foresters
Eureka
UC Specialist William Davis to speak on ornamental horticulture
William Davis of the University of California will present an ornamental horticulture program on Wednesday at 8 p m. The event takes place at the Port Bragg Mendocino Farm Bureau Center Kellio Owen Hall Mendocino. Hazel Hurning, secretary, invites Friends car members and notes refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davis
University of California
Port Bragg-Mendocino
Elementary Music Festival Held At Ukiah Thursday
An area elementary music festival will take place Thursday at Ukiah High School auditorium. Students from Laytonville, Willits, Redwood Valley, Saint Marys, and Pomolita schools form two bands and four choral groups. Guest conductor Gerald Littleton leads the honor band. instructors include Carrick Nilson Johnson Webb and Thompson. The 7:30 p.m. free program is open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah High School
Laytonville
Willits Junior
Pomolita School
Willits Junior High
Redwood Valley
Gerald Littleton
Ukiah ‘High School
Dolores Carrick
Clyde Nilson
Russell Johnson
Jo Ann Webb
Duane Thompson
June Chain
Nancy Johnson
Wanda Wagner
Robert Person
Skilled workers sought for Ukiah area survey
The Ukiah Chamber of Commerce seeks Welders machine operators layout workers and fabricators for a local skills survey. Interested persons should register at 105 N Main Street or call 462-4705 to provide information for a potential new firm’s Ukiah branch.
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Ukiah
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
N. Main Street
Hopland Meeting Eyes Accesses For New Freeway Route
Joe Hartley asks Eureka State Division of Highways officials to study feasible overpasses to serve Damiano Mellivini and MacMillan ranches as Hopland residents seek access points. A May 20 public meeting will hear Hartley report on talks and polling shows prior support for R route over T route, with potential shift if accesses approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hartley
Hopland
Eureka
State Division of Highways
Damiano, Mellivini and MacMillan Ranches
Division of Highways
Don MacMillan
Hartley
May 15 Set as Peace Officers Memorial Day
President Kennedy designated May 15 as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week of May 12 as Police Week to honor police officers who have been killed or dis abled in the line of duty. The proclamation follows a Congress approved resolution.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Dependents Ordered to Exit Haiti Amid Evacuation
The United States ordered all dependents of U.S. government personnel to leave Haiti and urged private American citizens to evacuate. An airlift of chartered commercial airliners will start Wednesday morning from Port-au-Prince to Miami. Approximately 220 dependents and about 1,300 private citizens are affected, with about 160 government employés in Haiti. The United Nations Security Council may meet, but the U.S. backs the Organization of American States handling the dispute. The White House remains closely watching the Caribbean crisis as Congress holds a closed-door session on Latin America.
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Washington
UPZ
United States
U. S
Haiti
Port-au-Prince
Miami
State Department
U.S
Department
Joseph W. Reap
Security Council
United Nations Security Council
Organization of American States
United Nations
Reap
White House
Caribbean
Dominican Republic
Congress
House Foreign Affairs
Latin America
Armistead I. Selden Jr
Dala
Pleads Innocent To Smuggling Mail from Jail
Mrs Inez Smith pleaded not guilty yesterday to unauthorized taking of mail from the County Jail after authorities charged that she had smuggled out mail for prisoners. Following arraignment in Ukiah Justice Court her jury trial was set for June 3 and she was released on her own recognizance. Two early fishing violation fines were issued in Justice Court to James Patrick Riley and William Noble Brackett of Ukiah for fishing in unauthorized waters, each fined 100 dollars with 50 suspended and 50 to be paid. Three felonious check charges against D L Tyler were dropped. he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor check charge, ordered to restitution and a 35 dollar fine, six months jail suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Smith
Ukiah Justice Court
Justice Court
JamesPatrick Riley
William Noble Brackett
Ukiah
FBI School Opens for 80 Officers in Mendocino
Close to 80 law enforcement officers from Mendocino Lake and northern Sonoma counties gather at Mendocino State Hospital for the annual FBI Training School opening session hosted by Sheriff Reno Bartolomie. The program covers civil rights burglary procedures and investigation with sessions 1 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday May 15 16 at the Ukiah Rod and Gun Club range with FBI instructors from San Francisco and Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino
Lake and
Sonoma
Mendocino State Hospital
FBI
Reno Bartolomie
CHP
State Division of Forestry
U.S. Forest Service
Ukiah Rod and Gun Club
San Francisco
Yureka
J. L. Fuller
E. H. Rauch
C. G. Campbell
P. J. Malone
D. L. Coffin
J. F. Huber
Ken Anenson
County Students Win Santa Rosa JC Scholarships
Four Mendocino County students win Santa Rosa Junior College scholarships for 1963 64, sharing in 19 90 from Frank Doyle and Polly O Meara Doyle funds. Recipients include Kath leen Broglio Tonia L Eis Cheryl Onnvs Patricia Raetz Tonia L Witherell Carolyn Jean Storis and Laura V Denham. Scholarships range from 209 to 750 dollars based on scholastic standing need and promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino County
Santa Rosa Junior College
Frank P. Doyle
Polly O'Meara Doyle
Kathleen Broglio
Tonia L. Eis
Cheryl Onnvs
Ukiah High School
Patricia Raetz
Laytonville High School
Tonia L. Witherell
Willits High School
Carolyn Jean Storis
Point ‘Arena
Laura V. Denham
Lower Lake High School
Lake County
Reds Claim U S Men Defected In Berlin
The U S Army probed claims two American soldiers fled to East Germany. Captain Alfred Svenson reportedly crossed into East Germany in a jeep while Benjamin Cain disappeared in Berlin. AN said both surrendered to border guards seeking asylum. Cain’s family expressed shock while the Army investigated circumstances.
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Berlin
UPI
U.S
East Germany
Alfred Swenson
Scranton
Benjamin F. Cain
Hisenach
Svenson
Antonia ‘Svenson
Washington, D.C
New Windsor
N.Y
Cain
Newburgh
N Y
U.S.-British Diplomats Named in Russ Spy Trial
In Moscow a British businessman and a Soviet scientist pleaded guilty to spying for the United States and Britain. The indictment names seven American and six British diplomats in the case of Wynne and Penkovsky. Conviction could bring the death penalty. the trial opened in the Soviet Supreme Court Building with cameras recording tense testimony. Fallout includes the alleged handling of stolen secrets and the claim that Penkovsky passed material via a British diplomat’s wife and children. The U.S. Embassy and British Embassy offered cautious comments amid denials of the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry. Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Britain
Greville Wynne
Oleg Penkovsky
Soviet Union
U.S.S
Wynne
Budapest
Penkovsky
Kremlin
U.S. Central Intelligence Agtmcy
U.S
Two Ukiah Boys Face Juvenile Court For Car Theft
Two Ukiah youths aged 14 and 12 face Juvenile Court action on charges of stealing a two door station wagon. They allegedly planned to drive to Portland via MecPeak Street and Calvert Drive, but police spotted the weaving car and pursued it. Both boys were captured after a brief chase. the vehicle was found stolen. The owner listed with the Superior Court Judge Bob Winslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Winslow
Ukiah
Avere
Portland
MecPeak Street
Calvert Drive
McPeak
Superior Court
Bob Winslow
Tubman seeks fifth term in Liberia unopposed poll
Liberians went to the polls in Monrovia to reelect President William Tubman to a fifth term in the first uncontested presidential election in Liberia's history. Voting also chose a vice president and deputies to the 39 seat House of Representatives.
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Monrovia
Liberia
UPT
Pulitzer Prizes 1963 Drama Award Not Given
The 1963 Pulitzer prizes announced include posthumous citations for William Faulkner and Dr. William Cavos Williams, with drama awards lacking for the sixth time since 1917. Drama jurors John Mason Brown and John Gassner resigned amid dispute over Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf. Prizes for journalism went to New York World Telegram & Sun for March 1 1962 AA plane crash coverage and to Ira H. Harkey for Mississippi integration crisis editorials.
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NEW York
UPI
Chicago Daily News
The
Daily News
William Faulkner
Yoknapatawpha
Mississippi
John Gassner
Pulitzer ‘Advisory Board
Edward Albee
Virginia Woolf
Columbia University
Tees
Albee
New York World Telegram & Sun
Sylvan Fox
Anthony Shannon
William ‘Longgood
American Airlines
John M. Glenn
Ira H. Harkey
Pescagoula (Miss
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Bogus Navy
Daily Journal
Russian River
NEA Radio-Telephoto
Santa Rosa
Reds
Army
Frederica, del
Swenson
1St Cavalry
3Rd Armored
ADN
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