Clausen Seeks Bills to Aid North Coast Lumber Trade
Congressman Don Clausen announces a four bill program to revitalize Humboldt Del Norte and Mendocino counties. The measures aim to cut unemployment raise living standards boost local government self sufficiency and balance competition between Canadian and U S lumber. Bill details include a temporary Canada lumber import limit a Jones Act reform requiring U S or origin country ships for lumber FHA GI homewood requirements and origin marking for imported wood. The plan follows a two month study with lumber leaders and support from industry groups.
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Don H. Clausen
North Coast
Humboldt
del Norte
Mendocino
Clausen
House of Representatives
Crescent City
John IF. Kennedy
U. S
United States
Harold T
Bizz) Johnson
D-Calif
Albert Rains
D-Ala
W. J. Bryan Dorn
DS. C
Thor C. Tollefson
Rwash
National Lumber Manufacturers Assn
West Coast Lumbermen’s Assn
Ukiah Youth Show Awards Bicycles At Free Elks Event
A Ukiah girl and boy will win bicycles at a free Elks Lodge show Saturday at the Ukiah Theatre. The event observing Elks National Youth Day runs 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. with cartoons and comedy. Prizes donated by local merchants. awards highlight.
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Ukiah
The
Elks Lodge
Ukiah Theatre
Elks
Bill Yates
Charles Myers
Local Men Win Judgment of $244000 in Tucson Case
Gene Schamber and Angelo Damiano won $244000 from Kammert Bros in Pima County Superior Court. They alleged breach of contract and bad faith over a 82 acre "pitch and putt" golf course bought for 390000, meant for a shopping center, with financing later failing. Defendants retained title, then raised the price to 460000 as buyers attempted resale. Jury verdict delivered early April.
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Tucson, Ariz
Pima County
Gene Schamber
Ukiah Realtor
Angelo Damiano
Whopland Rancher
Kammert Bros
Tucson
The
Journal Today
Morris Grupp
San Francisco
Ukiahans Attend J.C. Convention
Four Ukiahans returned from the California Junior Chamber of Commerce State Convention in San Diego where 2000 attended. Ukiah officers Bill Koehner Leon Hugo Bill Heath and Tom Roberts were among the leaders. keynote speaker was Jaycees national president Doug Blankenship. A highlight was a four day trip to Tijuana for dinner dog races and a fiesta. installation of new Ukiah Jaycees officers is set for June 15.
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California Junior Chamber of Commerce
San Diego
Bill Koehner
Ukiah
Leon Hugo
Bill Heath
Tom Roberts
Doug Blankenship
Georgia
Dick Hedley
Utah
Tiajuana
Mexico
Ukiah Industry Honored at Noon Luncheon
Ukiah area industries will be feted at a noon luncheon in the Masonite Room of the Palace Hotel tomorrow as the finale of the First Ukiah Chamber of Commerce Industry Appreciation Week. Fifteen local industries display their operations and products this week while payrolls and local taxes support Mendocino County and the Redwood Empire. Tickets are $2 and available at the Chamber of Commerce or Palace Hotel.
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John Freitas
Ukiah
Palace Hotel
Freitas
Yokayo Council
Bob Sandelin
Yokayo
Keith Galvin
Carrol Ornham
Leadership Gifts
Sam Withrow
Scout
Journal
Sarber
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Redwood Empire
Mendocino County
Claude Bradford
Chamber of Commerce
Ukiah Concrete
Guild Winery
Kaar Electronics
Parducci Winery
A] Thrasher Lumber Company
Ford Gravel
Absco Paving
Daniel Brothers Steel and Machinery Works
C and C Cabinet Shop
Plywood Fabricators
Crawford Lumber Company
Klamath Machine
Masonite
Erickson and Foord Box Company
Mendocino State Hospital
Bradford
City Opposes Firemen's 56 Hour Week
Ukiah City Council backed the League of California Cities against AB 1194 proposing a statewide 56 hour firemen work week. Economic impact estimated at 12.5 million. Fire Chief Bechtel says staffing would require 2 to 3 new men, with a 63 hour baseline, and budget requests likely for 1963-64. Also discussed was a League backed amendment to tax telephone gross receipts at 1 percent in lieu of franchise tax.
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Ukiah
League of California Cities
Assembly
Hal Irish
League
Legislative Council
al Bechtel
Bechtel
Firemen's Association
Areek
Nude singer found stabbed in Cambridge apartment
Beverly Samans a 26 year old Boston area singer and music therapy student was found dead in her Cambridge first floor apartment. She was stabbed 28 times and bound with a kerchief and stocking. Autopsy ruled death from multiple stab wounds and did not indicate rape. Police noted ties to hospital work and music, and said the scene did not show forced entry. A friend discovered the body after Miss Samans failed to attend a choir rehearsal. Neighbors described her as an attractive, dark haired woman with many friends.
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Carl Cobb
Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Peter A. Delmonico
Middlesex County Medical Examiner
Beverly Samans
Miss Samans
Boston
Herman Sameans
University Road
Harvard Square
Rad
Cliffe College
Fernald ‘School
Medfield State
Oliver Chamberlain
Second Baptist Church of Boston
Rice Scholarship Award Set Tonight
Eva Milliken Rice scholarship will be awarded to a Ukiah high school senior girl at the Mendocina Teachers Association meeting tonight at 7 30 in Potter Valley high school Leo Cook of the elementary school board will present the scholarship The final meeting of the year features annual reports and officer elections Bill Broaddus retires president Aubrey Enoch to succeed automatically
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Eva Milliken
Ukiah High School
Mendoseta Teachers Association
Potter Valley
Leo Cook
Bill Broaddus
Aubrey Enoch
Kennedy Says Civil Rights Need Equal Treatment for All
President Kennedy warned racial difficulties will persist until all American citizens receive equal treatment. He praised Birmingham residents for seeking peaceful change and urged prompt removal of barriers to opportunity, stressing an urgent moral issue of equality for all. He noted no fireside chat would be planned unless it would aid race relations.
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UPI
Kennedy
United States
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Russia
Middle East
United Nations
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Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
High
Sentencing Date Set for Giuntoli in Delinquency Case
Giuntoli the 22 year old Ukiah man who pleaded guilty to contributing to the delinquency of two minor girls was ordered to appear at 9 30 a m May 23 before Superior Court Judge Wayne Burke for sentencing. The case stems from a beer drinking episode at his Talmage home that ended with the death of a 17 year old Ukiah high school student when a car driven by her girl companion struck a power pole in a Ukiah residential area. The driver was hurt but not seriously. Sentencing of Paul W Anderson 25 Ukiah convicted of assault with a deadly weapon on Ted Nelson Ukiah on St Patrick s Day was continued to Friday at 9 30 a m when Anderson appeared before Judge Burke.
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Bob Giuntoli
Ukiah
Superior Court
Wayne Burke
Giuntoli
Talmage
Paul W. Anderson
Ted Nelson
St. Patrick's Day
Anderson
Burke
Senate subcommittee warns of hidden missiles in Cuba
Washington reports say a Senate subcommittee voiced grave concern that Russian missiles could be hidden in Cuban caves. It cites a minimum 13,000 to 17,500 Russians remaining, while noting possible missile reactivations and calling for a thorough on site inspection by reliable observers to ensure removal.
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Warren Duffer
Washington
UPI
Senate
Cuba
Kennedy
Defense Department
Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Sylvester
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Subcommittee
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Cuban
Birmingham Struggle to Break Segregation Grows
Robert Gordon profiles Birmingham’s drive for civil rights led by Shuttlesworth and King in a mass campaign that began over six months ago. Leaders describe storefront resistance, planned actions, and shifting city government as voters move toward a mayor council system amidst nationwide pressure for desegregation.
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Robert Gordon
Birmingham
Ala
UPD
Southern
America
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
King
South
Cials
Wyatt Tee Walker
Albany
Walker
Northwestern California Weather Outlook With Rain Chance
Cloudy conditions extend through Friday with a chance of showers in the mountains this afternoon and across the region Friday. Highs around 62 to 64, lows near 36 to 40. Coastal winds variable up to 160 knots.
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Uliah
Napa
Santa Rosa
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