Legislature Today Shows Varied Bills After Assembly Pas sage
The governor signs an omnibus social welfare bill after final Assembly passage and holds a press conference. A campaign expenditure disclosure bill is signed. The Assembly committee passes a gasoline tax hike despite a pledge not to raise taxes this year. A public health bill restricts doctors from owning pharmacies. County recorders gain authority to perform marriages. The Senate Revenue panel rejects a 2 percent telecom tax. A bill to pool private insurer resources for seniors passes, while a judiciary panel kills a proposal to curb obituary cause-of-death phrasing.
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Assembly Municipal and County Government Committee
Public Health Committee
Judiciary Committee
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Africans Aim for Unified Organization at Addis Summit
Addis Ababa prepares for a 31 nation summit as Africa seeks a single charter. Debates hinge on two rival group drafts, Casablanca powers and Monrovia group, with Senegalese minister Thiam presenting an Ethiopian draft as the basis. If progress occurs, a new foreign ministers meeting will refine details after governments review the charter.
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Ethiopia
APT
Africa
Casablanca
Monrovia
Doudou Thiam
Thiasm
May 1963 vital statistics and political briefs
Birth notices list multiple Ukiah area families with newborns between May 16 and May 19 at Ukiah General Hospital Mendocino County Hospital and Hillside Hospital. Marital filings include Alfred Herbstritt and Patricia Hutchison and several couples with ages. Also reports GOP convention bid discussion and New Jersey dental service plan bill with details on locations and dates.
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Crawford
William Crawford
Alfred Joseph Herbstritt
Patricia Mary Hutchison
Fort Bragg
Henry Lewis Stevens
Island Mountain
Zela Marguerite Walter
Willits
Erick Toups
Erika Moser
Laytonville
Tom Swifties Craze Invades Public Discourse
A Washington roundup explains Tom Swifties a pun form based on adverbs from the old Tom Swift adventure books. The piece notes examples at breakfast and in political and spaceflight news, predicting a Swifties coloring book as a likely next craze.
Job Losses Hit Fifth Of Nation
Washington UPI Labor Secretary Wirtz told Congress one fifth of the nation’s workforce, about 14 million people, were unemployed at some point last year. He testified to a Senate labor subcommittee on automation and manpower. Hodges noted a paradox as industry changes may cut demand in the short term but boost exports and GDP later to help reduce unemployment.
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UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Wirtz
Senate
U.S
Hodges
Court Proceedings Chronicle May 1963 Docket Summary
Court records from May 1963 show multiple cases with actions including dismissals, trials set, motions denied, continuances, and judgments. Notable entries include People vs Falk and Johnson with ongoing evidence, May 9 case listings, and guardianship matters for Betsy Yokum minors. Continuous docket activity through May 8 1963, with several continuances to May 17 and June trial dates.
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Oscar Daniels
Falk and Johnson
Frank Merwin
Harold Acai
Pople
People
Shon Salisbury
Ofton
Betsy Yokum
Mary Keltner
Jack Tasone
Cleo Pugh
Brith Pugh
Betsy Hoover
Robert Gullett
Michael Coussens
Mendocino
Verle Grayon
George Grayson
Albert Valentini
A. C. McChesney
Crane
Ukiah
Arthur McChesney
Mary Yocom
Orville Ridenour
Joseph Renati
Janette Renati
Dorothy Leippe
Edwin Leippe
Dorothy Mosely
Thomas Mosely
John Colon
Margaret Colon
Ear Biter Bayles Given Three Years Probation
John Ira Bayles aged 45 received three years probation after pleading guilty to a change of mayhem for biting off his former wife Helen Jenks left ear during a money dispute. He must pay restitution once the amount is set.
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San Diego
Calif
Uipli
John Ira Bayles
Bayles
Helen Jenks
Pope Cancels Public Appearances for Nine-Day Retreat
Vatican sources report Pope John XXIII, 81, fatigued by recent public duties, will cancel private audiences for a solemn nine day period of prayer leading to Pentecost. He will keep Wednesday general audience and may have suffered a weak spell recently.
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UPI
John XX
Vatican
St. Peter’s
Viatican
Kennedy to hold news conference in Washington
President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 4 p.m. Wednesday in Washington. This mirrors his last press conference held on May 8, with officials confirming the schedule.
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Plans News Conference
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Locksmith K HowardAttends San Francisco Security Symposium
Ken Howard of Ken's Locksmith Shop at 709 S State Street attended a security symposium for locksmiths, after receiving a special invitation from Claude Montgomery of Hardware Products Company in San Francisco.
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Ken Howard
Ken
S. State Street
Claude Montgomery
Hardware Products Company of
San Francisco
Shippey to Address Point Arena Farm Bureau Meeting
Rod Shippey farm advisor will be guest speaker at the Point Arena Manchester Farm Bureau meeting at 8 pm in Point Arena High School. A discussion will cover the upcoming Fourth of July celebration. Secretary Joe Halliday notes the eleven western states account for 15 percent of the nation’s employed persons.
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Shippey
Farm Bureau
Rod Shippey
Point Arena
Manchester
Point Arena High School
Joe Halliday
Na‘tion
Hours Fresher Dairy Delivers Local Milk In Ukiah Area
Pleasant View Dairy on North 101 Highway Ukiah runs the area’s only milk processing and bottling plant. Owned by Walt Bogner with 40 years in dairy, it serves Ukiah Tal mage and Redwood Valley with door to door delivery of Grade A milk cottage cheese buttermilk and other dairy products. Purchases milk from Potter Valley producers and uses three truck routes daily. Wholesale distributor for Clover Dairy Products.
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North 101 Highway
Pleasant View
Ukiah
Walt Bogner
Talmage
Redwood Valley
Bogner
Potter Valley
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