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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1963

Page

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Surveying Mendocino County Business Potential Next Week

Sheila Spaulding of Arthur D. Little Inc plans a $55,000 countywide survey of business and industrial potential starting next week. She will meet with county redevelopment leaders and chamber officials in Fort Bragg, Ukiah, Laytonville, Willits, Boonville, Hopland, Covelo, and other towns to explain the study and seek local cooperation.

Mendocino County Sheila Spaulding Arthur D. Little, Inc County Redevelopment Board Board of Supervisors Th County Miss Spaulding Baril ‘Maize Jr Bill George Covelo Smith Roland Hurt

Hail Storm Causes Little Pear Damage in Ukiah Valley

Reports from pear growers in the Ukiah Valley and Potter Valley indicate yesterday’s freak hail storm caused only light damage. The brief storm, which hit at 4:30 pm, did not affect some agricultural areas. Despite straggly pear blooms from heavy April rains and little sunshine, pear blight has not appeared, though a smaller crop is expected than last year’s record.

Ukiah Valley Potter Valley Ukiah Bruce Bearden

Heavy Rain Moves Roller Derby to Purdy Hall

A roller derby event planned for the outdoor Fairgrounds is moved to Carl Purdy Hall at 8:15 pm due to heavy rain. Eight crew members arrived to set up a movable track and bleachers while Jim Tocher arranged seating. Tickets went on sale at noon with a revised price range, and officials expect further summer performances if turnout is strong.

Bay Bombers New York Chiefs Carl Purdy Hall Fairgrounds Ukiah Purdy Hall Jim Tocher Derby Tim. Roller Denby

Catholics Oppose State Birth Control Plan Defeated

UPI report on Senate committee defeat of Sen. Alvin Weingand’s measure to authorize local birth control programs. Opponents, led by Catholic voices, argued artificial regulation violates natural law while supporters cited public health needs and voluntary services for those who seek aid. The proposal would have empowered local health departments with state cooperation to offer family planning info and services.

Robert Pairbanks Senate Public Health and Safety Committee California Department of Public Health Frank Petersen Dekiah Weingand Weing Defense Neil H. McIlroy Charles White Republic Steel Corp Goldwater Rockefeller

Manslaughter Charges Dismissed for Ukiah Teen

Gayle Anderson a 17 year old Ukiah high school student had manslaughter charges dismissed by Superior Judge Robert Winslow acting as Juvenile Court judge. The charges stemmed from a April 13 crash that killed 17 year old Juinda Singer when Anderson drove a family car without permission. Anderson was placed on limited probation and had her driving privileges suspended.

Leo Cook Ukiah Christine MacDougall University of California, Berkeley Eva Milliken Rice Mendoseta Teachers Association Robert MacDougall William A. Broaddus Redwood Valley Mendoseta MacDougall Yokayo Nokomis Ukiah High Potter Valley High School Aubrey Enoch Broaddus Journal Erickson Gayle Anderson Robert Winslow Daily Journal Miss Anderon Juinda Singer Miss Anderson Spring Perkins Winslow Miss ‘Anderson Cook

County Foresters Enrolled in Extension School

Five Mendocino County foresters are enrolled in the 15th annual Extension Forestry Field School to be held at Quincy May 13 15. The event focuses on soils in forest land management with lectures on survey and evaluation of forest soils. Enrollees include Robert A. Dellberg Ray W Isle Frank C Krieger Al Rueger and Donald Mackenzie.

Mendocino County Quincy California Robert A. Dellberg Soil Conservation Service Ukiah Ray W. Isle Agricultural Service Frank C. Krieger Bureau of ‘Land ‘Management al Rueger F. M. Crawford Lumber Donald Mackenzie Covelo Lumber Company

55 Day Term Imposed For Drunk Driving

Ukiah man was sentenced to 55 days in jail or a 276 dollar fine after pleading guilty to drunk driving. He faced a concurrent 45 day term for driving without a license and accepted jail time in lieu of the fine.

Ukiah

Weather outlook for Northwestern California today and weekend

Showers and possible thunderstorms today then clearing and cooler tonight. Saturday should be fair and warmer. Ukiah high around 60, low tonight near 40. Santa Rosa 58 with 36, Napa 58 and 38. Coastal winds variable 6 to 16 knots today.

California Ukiah Santa Rosa Napa

State Senator Brown Dies After Heart Attack in Home

SHOSHONE APH reports former State Senator Charles Brown aged 54 died Thursday night at his home from an apparent heart attack. A veteran lawmaker with 24 years in the legislature Brown had been defeated in the recent election and was preparing retirement.

Charles Brown Jin Brown

Racial tension eases in Birmingham as truce seeks end

A UPI report says whites and Negroes in Birmingham reach a truce plan to desegregate downtown eating facilities upgrade Negro employment and form a biracial committee to advance desegregation including possibly public schools. King called the lull tentative noting 600 Negro prisoners remain in jail. Separate demonstrations erupt in Knoxville Raleigh and Albany with dozens arrested for blocking entrances to theaters and restaurants.

United Press International Birmingham Ala South UPI Deep South Steel Center Martin Luther King Jr Sounds Raleigh N.C W.G. Enloe Statehouse Albany, Ga

Haiti Accuses US as Seven Fugitives Face Asylum

In Port au Prince Haiti the government accuses the United States of trying to destroy the republic and not permitting seven men in political asylum who are accused as assassins to leave the country. In Moscow a Soviet court seeks the death penalty for an alleged spy and ten years for a British accomplice. In Nashville a grand jury indicts Hoffa and associates for tampering with jurors in a $1 million conspiracy trial. Hoffa surrenders and is released on bond. Providence reports 3500 students in spring fever demonstrations across New England, with Brown University seeing police reinforcements, riot helmets, dogs, and dormitory recalls.

Port AU Prince Haiti UOPD United States Today Organization of American States Nashville, Tenn Providence B.I New England Brown University

Cooper Plans 22 Orbit Space Flight Next Tuesday

Air Force Maj. L. Gordon Cooper Jr. is set for a 22 orbit space mission from Cape Canaveral aboard Atlas Faith-7. The 34 hour flight aims to exceed prior U.S. manned missions and will be broadcast to millions via television with Telstar-2 signaling to Europe.

Alvin R, Webber Cape ‘Canaveral UPI America Air Force L. Gordon Cooper Jr Space Cooper Mercury U.S Seattle Wash Berlin Germany Europe United States Cape Canaveral Spaceman-Elect Faith-7 Globe China Pacific Ocean Midway Island

Paderewski Memory Honored by Kennedy

President Kennedy paid tribute to Polish pianist statesman Jan Paderewski at a ceremony dedicating a plaque on his temporary World War II exile grave. Kennedy cited Roosevelt's order to keep Paderewski’s body in Washington until Poland is free for final burial.

Washington UPI Kennedy Jan Paderewski Franklin D. Roosevelt Paderewski Free Poland Land

Kennedy and Pearson Meet for Talks at Hyannis Port

President Kennedy welcomed Canadian Prime Minister Lester B Pearson at Otis Air Force Base and flew with him to Hyannis Port for discussions. Officials hoped the talks would ease strains between the United States and Canada following criticism of relations during the election campaign that toppled former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker.

Otis Afb Mass UPI Kennedy Strelcomed Lester ‘B. Pearson United States Kennedy Pearson Air Force Base Hyannis Port Mass Canada John Diefenbaker Diefenbaker

Santa Rosa Postpones North Bay Track Meet to Monday

Santa Rosa officials announced shortly before noon that tonight’s North Bay League track and field championships are postponed to Monday. Field events will begin at 4 p.m. on the Santa Rosa Jaycee track.

Santa Rosa North Bay ‘League Santa Rosa Jaycee

Business And Golf Blend At Alleghenies Conference

HOT SPRINGS VA UPI The spring session of the Business Council brought leaders from business industrial and financial sectors to Allegheny Mountain resort for talks on politics and economies The program featured Walter H Heller Ralph A Dungan Christian A Herter Sen Henry M Jackson and Gov William W Scranton as main speakers The atmosphere suggested cautious cordiality with the Kennedy administration and an overall theme of economic optimism and confidence

Hot Springs Walter ‘H. Heller Council of Economics Advisors Ralph A. Dungan Christian ‘A. Herter Henry M. Jackson Pennsylvania William W. Scranton Council

Ukiah Woman Hurt In Auto Accident

Ruby Mae Meloy, 44, of Ukiah was hospitalized after her car ran off the road into Hensley Creek north of Ukiah at about 2 45 a m today. The Highway Patrol reported she apparently fell asleep at the wheel and fractured her right arm and sustained other injuries.

Ruby Mae Meloy Ukiah Hensley Creek Highway Patrol

Pope John XXIII Receives Balzan Peace Prize

Pope John XXIII, 81, accepts the 160000 Balzan Peace Prize in a Vatican ceremony attended by Italian and Soviet officials. The prize funds will aid World War II refugees. The Pope, reportedly in good health, cautioned against vengeance and urged wisdom and conscience.

Vatican City UPI John XXII Vatican St. Peter's Basilica Antonio Segni Italy Royal Hall Giovanni Gronchi Pope Abbey of Montecassino Sergei Romanovsky Soviet Council of Ministers Rome

GOP Presidential Door Still Wide Open

Washington report on the 1964 GOP dinner honoring Barry Goldwater shows party elites split over nominees. The field includes Nelson Rockefeller, George Romney, and possible third candidates as momentum remains unsettled fourteen months before conventions. Romney insists he will not run.

Raymond Lahr Washington USPS Barry Goldwater Arizona Nelson A. Rockefelle New York Michigan George Romney Rockefeller

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