Largest Conspiracy Case Juror Venire Set in Mendocino
Jury Commissioner Jim Broaddus will issue a venire for prospective jurors in the six week conspiracy case against Shon Salisbury, Robert Morton, Judge Glenn Evans, and Tashieva Ameia. The case opens in Ukiah June 3 and is expected to draw one of the county’s largest venires due to extensive publicity.
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Jim Broaddus
Shon Salisbury
Robert Morton
Glenn Evans
Tashieva Ameia
U Ubrc Dalam Ics
Ukiah
Mendocino County
Grand Jury
Alvin H. Goldstein
State Attorney General's Office
Superior Court
Wayne Burke
Burke
Robert Winslow
Attorney General's Office
Winslow
Fitzgerald Requests Transcripts
John Fitzgerald, Santa Rosa attorney for Robert Morton, filed a motion for copies of statements and documents from Mendocino County DA and state attorney general. The motion cites impeachment and refreshing witnesses, and names Judge Goss and others connected to the 1962 War of the Warrants. Hearing set Friday in Ukiah.
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John Fitzgerald
Santa Rosa
Robert Morton
Ukiah
Mendocino County
Fitzgerald
Frank Petersen
Ed O'Brien
Fred Goss
Alvin Goldstein Jr
Reno Bartolomie
Gino Stefani
Kathy Hunter
Daily Journal
Morton
Juge Robert Winslow
State calls for bids on Westport road project
Sacramento Division of Highways announced a $350000 bid invitation for a 1.1 mile two lane highway on California 1 in Mendocino County. The project includes a Dehaven Greek bridge about 1.5 miles north of Westport with bids to be opened June 26.
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Sacramento
UPS
Division of Highways
Mendocino County
California 1
Westport
Truck Driver Dies In 101 Accident Near Laytonville
Bruno William Hughes 53 of San Francisco died when his Merchant's Freight Lines truck left Highway 101 a mile south of Laytonville. Deputies and responders freed him after about an hour. the trailer crushed the cab. Authorities say he may have fallen asleep at the wheel. autopsy pending.
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Bruno William Hughes
San Francisco
Laytonville
Hughes
Anker Mortuary
Fly-In Breakfast Sponsored by Ukiah Rotarians
Ukiah hosts its annual fly in breakfast Sunday June 2 from 8 a.m. to noon served by the Rotary club. The public is invited to enjoy breakfast and watch events including parachute jumping sky diving spot landing bomb dropping aerial tankers aircraft displays helicopter rides and airplane rides. A dedication ceremony for the new administration building is planned by the Ukiah Airport Commission jointly with the Rotary club and Chamber of Commerce.
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Ukiah
Rotary Club
Ukiah Airport Commission
The
Airport Commission
Ukiah Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Mendocino County Board Extends JC Program For 63-64
Mendocino County Board of Education unanimously approves continuation of Santa Rosa Junior College offerings at Mendocino State Hospitals for the 1963-64 school year. The 15 course program served nearly 400 by spring. plans call for a similar scope next year. Consultants reviewed Governor Brown delinquency recommendations. Oakes and local officials noted a need for more funding and coordinated youth services. New staffing includes Elizabeth Scott retiring. Mary Harrow to take elementary post. George Sutton named speech therapist.
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Mendocino County
John L. Oakes
Pat Brown
Sacramento
California
Oakes
Reno Bartolomie
Burt Hoover
Harold Dowd
Oaks
John W. Taylor
Elizabeth Scott
County Schools
Mary Harrow
Lower Lake
Lake County
Harrow
Taylor
George Sutton
University of Redlands Speech Clinic
Hardy Pelham
Coun
Slattery to Address Ukiah Democratic Club Meeting
Jack Slattery a former Mendocino and Lake counties state senator will address the Ukiah Democratic club Thursday at 8 p m The meeting at Casa de Santos 101 Motel is chaired by attorney Robert Bell with refreshments served per president Mrs Leslie Johnson
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Jack Slattery
Mendocino
Lake Counties
Ukiah Democratic Club
Robert Bell
Ukiah
Casa de Santos
Leslie Johnson
Rustlers in Fort Worth Plead Guilty in Dairy Cow Theft
In Fort Worth Texas USPT reports Joe Keeton and Jesse B Rhodes pleaded guilty to rustling dairy cows and selling them to a slaughter house. The court ordered them to repay the value of the stolen cattle and sentenced them to two years probation.
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Fort Worth, Tex
USPT
Joe Keeton
Jesse B. Rhodes
Man Booked For Assault With Chain In Ukiah Bar Dispute
Michael Robert Bradley, 25, Ukiah, jailed by Ukiah police after allegedly swinging a 44 inch steel chain at George Scheward, 45, in a bar parking area. Scheward ducked the strike and Bradley was subdued. no injuries reported. Bradley faces assault with a deadly weapon charge as investigation continues.
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Richard Borecky
Ukiah
Journal
Erickson
Michael Robert Bradley
George Scheward
Scheward
Bradley
Sheward
Negro Students Expelled for Demonstrations
An uneasy racial truce existed in Birmingham as 1,098 Negro students were expelled by school officials for cutting classes to join antisegregation demonstrations. The protests aimed at desegregation across the region, with tensions noted in Jackson Mississippi and North Carolina discussions on broader desegregation.
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United Press International
Birmingham
North Carolina
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Nation Pays Tribute To Apollo Astronaut Cooper
In Washington L Gordon Cooper 36 received a hero s welcome after his 22.9 orbit earth flight Kennedy called him the most extraordinary computer of all He thanked the President Congress and public as 250 000 spectators lined Pennsylvania Avenue to Capitol Hill for the tribute and he spoke of his faith and prayers during spaceflight He noted Faith 7 and urged Americans to work together for future missions and family support
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Capitol Hill
Hopland Residents Split on Freeway Route Decision
Hopland residents at Hopland High School meeting split 24 24 on two freeway routes. Route S would run east along the Russian River line, Route Rk would largely follow present Highway 101. Don McMillan led. Sam Helwer and Eureka staff represented the Division of Highways. Supervisor Joe Hartley reported local wishes. Heiner to study feasibility given the tied vote.
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Hopland
Russian River
Don McMillan
Division of Highways
Sam Helwer
Ty Eureka
Joe Hartley
Heiner
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California
Overcast with coastal drizzle through Wednesday and clearer inland by midweek. Highs near 70 in Ukiah, 62 in Santa Rosa and Napa. nights around 52. Coastal winds northwest about 18 knots.
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California
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Napa
Brown Faces Tax Promises and Gas Tax Debates
Sacramento reports Brown struggles to keep his pledge of no new taxes this year while a one cent gas tax hike gains momentum with strong backing from Assembly Speaker Unruh and others. The plan, approved by the Senate, seeks $70 million for county roads and city streets, plus a 19 percent truck weight tax increase. A compromise adds a county motor vehicle tax for rapid transit. Additional measures include speeding up gross insurance premium tax and adopting a personal income withholding plan. Other actions include a proposed bank and corporate tax accelerations and a failed telephony tax, with budget trimming and other tax reforms advancing or pending.
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de’ van’ L. Shumway
Sacramento
California
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Inglewood
Senate
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Collier
County Boards of Supervisors
Charles Warren
Los Angeles
Unruh
Brown
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Nicholas Pennis
Oakland
Ways and Means Committee
Revenue and Taxation Committee of the Assembly
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Thomas Rees
Ways and Means
Robert W. Crown
D-Alameda
County Employes Will Meet Friday
Mendocino County Employes Association will meet Friday in Boonville at the veterans hall at 8 p m. Officers for the coming year will be elected. Guest speaker Lawrence D Fairbairn U S Navy recruit ter will show films of his experience in the Antarctic. Refreshments will be served following the meeting.
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Mendocino
World Happenings in Brief Turkish Crisis and Global Talks
In Ankara loyal forces crushed a military revolt leaving at least seven dead and 28 wounded. In Ottawa Prime Minister Pearson and Secretary Rusk discussed defense strategy ahead of the WATO Council meeting. In Sacramento Gov Brown signed an omnibus welfare bill aimed at saving county governments $21 million, with rapid signing urged. Also in Sacramento a bill to legalize abortions in rape or incest cases faced charges of murder and was sent to a two year study. The Senate Transportation Committee killed a Sunday closing bill affecting auto dealers in the 35 most populous counties, the second such defeat this session.
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Ankara
Turkey
UPI
Cemal Gursel
Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Wato Council
Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown
Phillip Burton
San Francisco
Anthony C. Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Senate Transportation Committee
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