Khrushchev Warns That Attacking Cuba Invites Soviet Response
Khrushchev declared any attack on Cuba would be treated as an attack on the Soviet Union at a Kremlin farewell for Cuban Premier Fidel Castro. He warned against invasion and urged peaceful coexistence, while Castro praised Soviet support and warned critics in the United States. About 100,000 Muscovites attended in Lenin Stadium as the rally was broadcast across the Soviet bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
United States
Castro
China
Lenin Stadium
Europe
Red Square
Ukiah Council Waives Circus Licence Fee for Fourth of July
Ukiah City Council approved waiving the licence fee for the Ken Jensen Circus, sponsored by the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce, to run July 4 as part of Independence Day activities and to raise funds for Christmas street decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Ukiah Municipal Airport
California
Rotary Club
Nokomis Acres
PUC Willits
NWP
Assembly
Hal Irish
State Senate
Mendocino
Mendocino County
Lyell Cash
Anton Stadium
County deer veto urged in state bill chair
SACRAMENTO UPI The Senate Fish and Game Committee approved a bill to strip counties of veto power over antlerless or either sex deer hunts. It would shift authority to the Fish and Game Commission with a second bill requiring boards of supervisors to hold public hearings before altering hunts.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate Fish and Game Committee
Fish and Game Commission
Boards of Supervisors
Poppy Days Are Here Once Again In Ukiah
Ukiah proclaims Poppy Days to aid veterans and dependents. VFW Post 1900 and American Legion Lewis White Post co sponsor with Amelia Mossi and Myrtle Eglin as chairs. Funds support disabled veterans, widows and orphans, hospital aid, rehabilitation, funeral costs, and burial plot upkeep.
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Moagor
Herman Runkel
Amelia Mossi
VFW
Myrtle Eglin
American Legion
Journal
Cober
Ukiah
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No
Lewis White Post
Rasco
Veterans Administration
Kennedy named regional head of northern California mental health services
Dr. Ralph C. Kennedy, chief of professional education at Mendocino State Hospital, is appointed regional chief for northern California mental health programs under the Short-Doyle Act. Effective June 1, he will oversee four existing programs and help establish services across 29 counties. He previously launched Mendocino’s community psychiatry workshop and led hospital youth and junior college liaison efforts.
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Ralph C. Kennedy
Mendocino State Hospital
California
Department of Mental Hygiene
Kennedy
Shorta Doyle
Ward Rudin
ARA approves loan for Ukiah Valley Nursing Home project
Sen Clair Engle announced that the Area Redevelopment Administration approved a 125522 loan to Ukiah Valley Nursing Home to construct a 50 bed facility creating 21 jobs. The project costs 216418 with Frontier Bank Covero 30000 loan and Ukiah Valley Improvement Corp investing 21642.
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Sen
Clair Engle
Area Redevelopment Administration
Ukiah Valley Nursing Home
Engle
ARA
Frontier Bank
Ukiah Valley Improvement Corp
Jury Finds S.F. Man Guilty Of Drunk Driving
Joseph Perry of San Francisco was convicted of driving while intoxicated and having an open bottle in his car near Hopland. Judge Pat Manning presided. sentencing set for Friday. Deputy D.A. George Nelson prosecuted. Aubrey Grossman defended.
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Hopland
Joseph Perry
San Francisco
Pat Manning
Perry
Donald Dulaney
California Highway ‘Patrol
Manning
George Nelson
Perry Sa
Aubrey Grossman
Allied Grape Growers Meeting Saturday
Mendocino and Lake County members of Allied Grape Growers will meet at 7 30 p m Saturday in the Grange Hall Red wood Valley. President Robert C Mc Inturf of Madera will review the past year’s actions of the board and the federal marketing order for Central Valley grapes. Clifford W Crawford of Ukiah represents Mendocino and Lake counties.
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Mindocino
Lake County
Allied Grape Growers
Grange Hall
Redwood Valley
Allied
Robert C. McInturf
Madera
Wine Producers Cooperative
Central Valley
Mendocino
Clifford W. Crawford
Ukiah
Mendocino County Agricultural Output Tops $10 Million in 1962
County agricultural commissioner reports 1962 gross production reached a record over $10 million driven by a large pear crop and biggest dry wine grape tonnage since 1956. Apples, prunes, hay, alfalfa, silage corn, barley, and livestock also rose, with lambs and sheep in strong demand.
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Mendocino County
Ted Eriksen
Eriksen
Belt standards approved by Commerce Committee
The House Commerce Committee approved a bill to establish federal standards for automobile seat belts sold across state lines. The measure would require manufacturers to meet specified stress and tensile strength criteria for safety belts.
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Washington
UPI
House Commerce Committee
Two Yank Teams Top Everest
Two American climbing teams conquered Mount Everest via different routes within three hours, reports said. Barry Bishop and Luther Jerstad reached the summit from the south col at 3 30 p.m. local time, followed by William Unsoeld and Tom Hornbein on the west ridge. Both teams descended together, with expedition leader Norman Dyhrenfurth and observers confirming the success.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Say
South Col
William Unsoeld
Corvallis
Ore
Thomas F. Hornbein
San Diego
West Ridge
Norman
Dyhrenfurth
Santa Monica
Cattf
Maynard Miller
East Lansing
Mich
Miller
Unseelg
Hornbien
James ‘B
Corbet
Jackson
Wyo
Allen C
James W. Whittaker
Redmond
Wash
Everest
Nawang Gombu
Teacher Awarded National Science Foundation Grant
Ukiah High School teacher Robert L. Marsh has been awarded a National Science Foundation grant to attend an eight week Summer Institute for Teachers of Junior High School Mathematics at Alameda County State College in Hayward. From June 24 to August 16, Marsh joins thirty junior high teachers nationwide. the NSF funds totaled 41,900 dollars for the 1963 program.
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Hayward
National Science Foundation
Alameda County State College
Robert L. Marsh
Ukiah
Ukiah High School
March
C. Richard Purdy
Alameda State College
Prince Philip urges friendly welcome to visitors abroad
Prince Philip said Britons should mend their malicious and intolerant attitude toward foreigners. He told the Travel and Holidays Association that the ordinary public's outlook matters, urging a genuine, welcoming reception for every visitor.
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London
UPI
Prince Philip
Elizabeth
Travel and Holidays Association
Rusk Urges NATO Unity Amid Global Tensions
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned NATO ministers to avoid splits in the alliance and pressed for closer political and military cooperation. He surveyed trouble spots from Berlin to Cuba and Laos, noting Moscow’s uncertain stance and the need for unified Western action.
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Stewart Hensley
Ottawa
UPI
Dean Rusk
NATO
NATO Council
Rusk
U.S
Washington
Berlin
Kremlin
Jin the Red Heirarchy
Council of
Cuba
Soviet Union
Secom
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Niet Nam
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Laos
Pathet Lao
Russia
Red China
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
NWP Official Testifies on Eel River Timber Cuts and Service
Charles B. Neal vice president of NWP from San Rafael testified that heavy timber cuts emptied 65 mills in the Eel River canyon leaving only 14 mills. He said most areas can be reached by road and current employees can drive year round. Neal argued the present mixed service is adequate and that emergency rescues have never been charged. He described past rescues by car foot push cart plane and helicopter and stated continued policy. Public protest was limited to three speakers including Harvey Sawyers regarding reduced service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Neal
NWP
San Rafael
Eel River Canyon
Canyon
Neal
Harvey Sawyers
Kennedy cautions use of federal forces over Alabama desegregation
President Kennedy said he would deploy federal troops if needed to enforce the court order admitting Vivian Malone and David McGlathery to the University of Alabama, while hoping local authorities settle the dispute. He warned Governor Wallace he may intervene to uphold the ruling, and noted public opposition to federal marshals but stressed the constitutional obligation. Kennedy also signaled civil rights legislation and a wheat referendum next year as part of broader policy notes.
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Merriman Smith Washington
UPI
Kennedy
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Alabama
Vivian Malone
David McGlather
Miss Malone
Tuscaloosa
McGlathery
Huntsville
Wallace
Mississippi
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City Oks Circus
Chanae
County Deer
Ralph Kennedy
Mental Health Services
S.F
Allied Grape Growers Meeting
JFK
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