Court Proceedings Quietly Docketed Across Departments
Court records from Department No. 1 and 2 on April 29 1963 show actions dismissed resets and trials set for May 1963. Cases span divorce motions custody and support orders property estates guardianships and probation hearings with multiple continuances and forthcoming dates through May 38 1968.
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People
Douglas Stansberry
Joseph LaMaffa
Francis Dartington
Oscar Daniels
Louisa Gilley
Cleo Pugh
Britt Pugh
Murial Gray
State of Calif
Dan Cohen
Donald Nassie
Retailers Credit Assn
Douglas
Acton
Martha Miller
R. M. Grundy
Walston & Co
Shon Monahan
Sylvia Figueiredo
Arthur Figueiredo
Ross McLeod
Adeline McLeod
Paulette Huckins
Richard Huckins
Joseugh LaMaffa
Francis Carrington
Mildred Hawkins
James Hawkins
Dorce Duncan
Odnia Duncan
Juanita Coleman
Carl Coleman, Jr
John Palmer
Kenneth Marble
Lynn Tocher
William Tocher
Leah McDonald
Jack McDonald
Josie Wilson
William Schneider
Russell Montgomery
Betty Montgomery
Peter ‘Petersen
Spacek Bros. Lumber Co
Norma Carlson
Ralph Rubio
Ina Delph
Carl Ornham
Harold Mauer
Frank Jones
George Hanson
Guy F. Atkinson Co
Talmadge
Tufts
Harold Hoffman
Ukiah Silvaire Flying Club
Glen Goertz
Robert Wisner
Department of Mental Hygiene
Vacaville
Cal
Bobbie McCann
Richard Cuadra
Owen Jones, Jr
William Helm
Dept
Violet Roe
Jack Franks
Angus McCdoneh
Dorothy Strock
Kathryn Elliot
Wesley Trudgen
Mayme Long
Edwin Carlson
Marino Pasetti
Richard Seeman
Ukiah bond proposal seeks Pomolita expansion
Ukiah Elementary School district voters face Proposition A for a 362000 bond to build junior high level home economics and shop courses, add a library and teacher center, new classrooms and corridors, and acquire three adjacent lots for Pomolita expansion. Trustees urge support despite legal wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Elementary
Pomolita
Castro Winding Up Tour of Russia
Fidel Castro neared the end of a Soviet tour with talks pending in Moscow with Premier Nikita Khrushchev after finishing visits to Volgograd, Soviet Central Asia and Siberia. He planned several days in the Moscow area to conclude the trip.
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Moscow
UPTI
Fidel Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
Castro
Volgograd
Soviet Central Asia
Siberia
Fort Bragg Man Charged With Burglary After Bar Burglaries
Waylon Moore aged 22 was arrested by sheriff's deputies in Fort Bragg on two counts of burglary for allegedly burglarizing Freddy's Bar twice the latest just before last night. Authorities found 123 dollars in cash on his person and Moore admitted hitting the bar in a burglary about a month ago. He remains jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waylon Moore
Sheriff's Deputies
Fort Bragg
Freddy's
Moore
County Grand Jury In Session Friday In Mendocino
Mendocino County Grand Jury meets at the courthouse to work on their report for the Board of Supervisors. The report is due for submission June 7, per Marion Fox. Gayle Hunt of Willits is scheduled to be heard tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino County
California
Nevada
Oregon
Ray Hicks
Auburn
Redwood Empire Fair
Kennedy postpones Hyannis Port vacation to July
Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy has postponed her summer vacation at Hyannis Port Massachusetts until the first week in July. White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said the President and Mrs. Kennedy would continue to spend most weekends at Camp David Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Camp David
Card of Thanks for Rosina Firkins Loss
We express appreciation for the flowers and cards sent during our bereavement in the loss of our mother Rosina Firkins. Mr and Mrs D Firkins and Sandra thank you for the support.
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Rosina Firkins
Mrs. D. Firkins
Sandra
JFK Takes Steps Against Misuse Of Pesticides
Washington United Press International reports President Kennedy ordered immediate government action to reduce health hazards from widespread pesticide use. A 46 page Science Advisory Committee report cites environmental contamination and ongoing risks from chemical exposures, urging prompt steps to minimize human risk while noting pesticides provide benefits with judicious use.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Rachel Carson
4-Hers Design Clovers At Ukiah Fairgrounds
4-H Club members at the 12th District Fair grounds Ukiah undertake a beautification project. They spaded the ground in front of the Junior building as a prelude to planting a giant 4-H clover leaf featuring four wooden Hs. White flowers border the clover with green shrubs on the sides. Project led by Karen Lane and Mary Ricetti with help from Jo Lane Clara Butow and Margaret Leland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Art Daniel
Ruth Respini
Kim Peterson
Terry Ashford
John Peterson
Kathy Williams
Ken Daniel
Connie Ashford
Robert Daniel
Keith Leland
Cheri Brown
Steve Brown
Karen Lane
Leroy Leland
Hunter
Redwood -Valley-Calpella
Ukiah
Flower Magazine
Ibe
Mary Ricetti
Community Service
Jo Lane
Clara Butow
Margaret Leland
Fire destroys homes of 1000 people in Cebu province
Manila based Philippines News Service reports a morning fire in Bogo Cebu Province destroyed the houses of nearly 1,000 residents. The blaze began Wednesday morning, burned for over four hours before being brought under control. Bogo lies about 300 miles southeast of Manila.
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Manila
UPI
Bogo
Cebu
Philippines News Service
Greyhound Bus Tragedy Claims Another Nine Lives near Oroville
A Greyhound bus plunged over an embankment on Highway 40 Alternate near Oroville on April 6, killing nine, including Kenneth Yingling, 21, and his 19 year old brother. Witnesses say a pickup driven by Dennis Samprucci, 19, swerved after a tense approach to the embankment, rolling the vehicle end over end. Samprucci survived with minor injuries while Yingling died days later from his injuries.
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Oroville
UPI
Samprucci
Dennis
Young Yingling
Two Minor Accidents Reported by Highway Patrol
Two minor injury accidents were reported yesterday. At 2 am Larry Miller 22 Eureka lost control on a curve of Highway 101 1.4 miles south of Willits and totaled his car. Miller and companion Jack Thompson 22 Eureka were taken to Howard Memorial Hospital by a Federal Ambulance from San Francisco. At 6:40 pm Victor LaVann 52 Ukiah and Ruth Ann Mitchell 17 Ukiah were in a minor collision at Orr Springs Road Highway 101 intersection. They refused treatment and went to doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Patrol
Larry Miller
Eureka
Willits
Miller
Jack C. Thompson
Howard Memorial Hospital
Federal Ambulance Company
San Francisco
Victor N. LaVann
Ukiah
Ruth Ann Mitchell
Orr Springs Road Highway 101
Labor Pushes $100 Billion Tax Cut With More Aid
The AFL-CIO Executive Council urged Congress to approve an immediate 100 billion dollar tax reduction for lower and middle income families while increasing federal spending. They argued the tax cut would raise family incomes and boost the economy, and warned against tax relief tied to cuts in overall federal outlays. The group stressed the top priority is jobs and opposed any plan pairing tax cuts with reduced spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. “Louis, Mo
UPI
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Congress
Economic Policy Committee
Council
Afl-Cio
Tax plan targets labor groups to boost state revenue
The committee proposes taxing agricultural labor ers, domestic servants, ministers, newsboys under 18, seamen, and armed forces members. The bill would yield about 44.6 million dollars next year by ending the prior year income tax installment privilege used mainly by professionals. It faces an uncertain path in the Assembly and little Senate support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Jeader Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
City Council meeting considers Anton Stadium concession plan
The council weighs concession duties for Anton Stadium, debating who will handle year long operations for Little League and high school events. It approved an encroachment permit extension for Albertinum playground fence, released a 16000 performance bond for Orchard Village improvements, and blocked Henry Street for the Episcopal Strawberry Festival. A June 5 public hearing on the annual City Weed Abatement Program was set, with 126 property owners to be notified of required cleanups or liens. The Elks circus was granted a license fee waiver for two Sunday matinees on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Stadium
Little Leagues
Albertinum
Henry Street
Episcopal Church
Lyell Cash
Ukiah Elks Benefit Circus
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Helen Jones
Gardiner Jones
Michael Coussens
Mendocino
Dorothy Mosely
Thomas Mosely
George Portlock
Ray Christiansen
Peter Petersen
Spacek Bros. Ltor, Co
Clarence Hulbert, Jr
Wanda Hulbert
Emma Redwine
J. E. Gibson
John Saghorn
Berry Tyra
Ruth Tyra
Orval Rodgers
Bertha Rodgers
Chester McKay
Della Anderson
Marie Foster
Virgil Emerald
John Wickett
Dennis Bunke
Wayne Peters
Ferguson Gardner
O. A. Stanley
David Quick
Alice Quick
Russia
Ft. Bragg
JFK
Philippines
Greyhound
Buick
America
Nbc-Tv
Conn
Fla
Wise
N. State
St. Ukiah
Dial
E. J. Bean
New York City
Pacific Telephone
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