Evans Alleges Prejudice in Winslow Disqualification Motion
Judge Robert Winslow faces a disqualification request from Judge Glenn Evans of Covelo in a motion to dismiss Evans's attorney George Andersen of Santa Rosa. Evans claims prejudice and notes notarization in Ukiah and service by a constable. A ruling is expected Monday. Andersen filed notice he no longer represents Savans. A conspiracy case against Evans and others opens June 3 before Winslow. Judge Burke had disqualified himself earlier. If Winslow is disqualified, the California Judicial Council would appoint a judge. A jury venire of 160 names was drawn in Judge Burke's court, possibly the largest in Mendocino County history.
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Robert Winslow
Glenn Evans
Covelo
Winslow
Evans
George Andersen
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Wayne Guthrie
Andersen
Savans
Maurice Tindall
Boonville
Shan Salisbury
Robert Morton Ty
Wayne Burke
California Judicial Council
Burke
Mendocing
Merchants Open Baseball Season With Sunday Doubleheader
Ukiah Merchants announce 1963 season opener a Sunday doubleheader against Lat in-Americans at Anton Stadium. Team brings new uniforms and full sponsorship by Ukiah Merchants, composed of top local high school and semi pro players from Ukiah and Willits. Team plans regular home games at Anton Stadium on weekends and will travel.
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Anton Stadium
Cotton subsidy measure approved by House Agriculture Committee
The House Agriculture Committee today approved a multimillion dollar subsidy program for the cotton industry after rejecting two Republican attempts to link it to wheat legislation.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Julie Polsley Crowned Covelo Stampede Queen
Miss Julie Polsley a 15 year old Coveto Junior Rider was named queen of the Covelo Stampede two day celebration beginning tomorrow at 9 am. The week end features a street parade barbecue feeds dance and rodeo events with top hands from Ukiah Salinas Orland Eureka and Cloverdale among contestants.
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Julie Polsley
Ray Hicks
Judy Felts
Brenda
Canady
Round Valley
Jerry Philbrick
Ukiah
Bob Kennedy
Salinas
Duke Williams
Orland
Dean
Sonny McCallar
San Pablo
Roger Rodoni
Eureka
Dave Schuler
Cloverdale
Jim Farley
Pete Nelson
Kelly McGuire Reappointed to Forestry Board
Gov. Edmund G. Brown reappointed Edward P. Ivory and Kelly B. McGuire to the State Board of Forestry for another four years each. Ivory, 70, of Dinuba, and McGuire, 71, of Fort Bragg, will require Senate confirmation. Both are Democrats and bring lumber and redwood industry experience to the board.
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Edmund G. Brown
Edward P. Ivory
Dinuba
Kelly B. McGuire
Fort Bragg
State Board of Forestry
Senate
McGuire
Ivory
Forest Lands
Kennedy signs $15.3 billion Defense Procurement Bill
President Kennedy on Thursday signed into law a $15.3 billion defense procurement authorization covering planes missiles and ships for the coming year. Funding remains to be provided by separate appropriations.
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Defense Bill Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Defense Department
Picnic for Ukiah Jr Traffic Patrol Spreads Food Fest
Upwards of 200 members of the Ukiah Junior Traffic Patrol enjoyed a park picnic hosted by the Ukiah Police Department merchants and PTA groups. Mothers helped dish salads while police and detectives handed out hot dogs and drinks. Kids played kick-ball between meals as local businesses supplied hot dogs salads ice and beverages.
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Donn Saulsbury
Ukiah
Municipal Park
PTA
Police Department
JTP
Journal
Erickson
Johnnie's Market
Polar
Fair Mart
Prime
Otto’s Meat Market
State Market
Phil Jackson
Wonder
Butter Nut
Kilpatrick
Coke Cola Bottling Co
Granberg Agrees To Provide Required Records
Derald Granberg of the state attorney general's office will furnish John Fitzgerald and Robert Morton’s attorney copies of transcripts and records about the conspiracy. The matter is set to open June 3 after a morning court appearance before Judge Robert Winslow. Granberg disclosed that his law partner spoke with State Sen. Petersen, Mendocino County district attorney, about aspects of the case. Both Winslow and Granberg deem such conversations ethically irrelevant to Fitzgerald's continuation as Morton’s attorney.
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Derald Granberg
John Fitzgerald
Robert Morton
Avith
Robert Winslow
Santa Rosa
Frank Petersen
Mendocino County
Salmon Planting Aims To Boost Russian River Run
California Department of Fish and Game with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will stock the Russian River with 500000 fingerling king salmon two miles north of Ukiah next Tuesday. The planting brings total fingerlings stocked since 1956 to 25 million to build a sizeable run in the river.
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San Francisco
UPS
California Department of Fish and Game
U.S. Fish and ‘Wildlife Service
Russian
Ukiah
State Department
Democrats Fight Over Budget In California Clash
Democrats defend Gov Brown's budget and tax reform against GOP opposition. If Republicans stick to opposing the withholding tax and budget, a 1963 deadlock could force another extraordinary session. Senate opposition to the withholding bill remains slim, while Assembly Republicans vow to block runaway spending unless Brown's plan is defeated.
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GOP
Brown
Senate
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Senat
GOP Assembly
Assembly
Don A. Mulford
Piedmont
Mulford
Ways and Means
Nicholas C. Petris
Oakland
Court test set on Wallace stand in Birmingham Alabama
United Press International reports a federal court in Birmingham scheduled a June 3 hearing to consider an injunction blocking Governor George Wallace from blocking entry of Black students Vivian Malone and David McGlathery and any qualified Black person at the University of Alabama. The action seeks to prevent interference with enrolment and attendance as federal orders demand compliance.
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United Press International
Birmingham
Ala
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Wallace
Saymour H.lynn
Vivian Malone
David McGlathery
Montgomery
Chadwick Enters Plea of Guilty in Car Theft Case
Glenn Chadwick of Tamar California pled guilty to stealing a car owned by Charles Miller of Ukiah. He appeared before Judge Ralph Devoto in Lake County with sentencing set for June 6. Chadwick, already facing four prior car theft convictions, was prosecuted by Dale Underwood and defended by Bev Broaddus. Judge Wayne Burke, presiding at a Lakeport trial, returned yesterday afternoon.
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Glenn Chadwick
Tamar
Calif
Ralph Devoto
Lake County
Devoto
Chadwick
Charles Miller
Ukiah
Woodland
Dale Underwood
Bev Broaddus
Wayne Burke
Lakeport
Traveling salesman accused after kiss complaint
Hutchinson Kansas police seek a traveling salesman after a housewife complained that when she refused a magazine subscription he grabbed and kissed her. He is being sought for assault.
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Hutchinson
Kan
UPI
UN faces new crisis from Russia no pay policy
United Nations struggles to close a widening financial gap as Russia extends its no pay policy to all budget items. Adlai E. Stevenson urged Latin American nations to unite like the Korea crisis, warning of Washington's possible increased funding shortfalls. Budget talks resume with China the sole speaker after Fedorenko sparked fears by withholding payments for Congo Palestine and other programs. Secretary General Thani seeks 42.5 million to cover Congo and Middle East operations.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
United Nations
Russia
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
World Organization
Stevenson
General Assembly
China
Fedorenko
U.N
Congo
Middle East
Korea
Palestine
Special Assembly
Thani
Pope John Shows Improvement During Nine Day Retreat
Vatican sources report a marked improvement in Pope John XXIII as he begins a nine day rest and prayer retreat. The 81 year old pope spent a quiet night and felt rather well this morning though illness may delay Ecumenical Council preparations set to resume September 8. Doctors ordered tests may further hold up progress.
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Vatican City
UPI
Vatican Press Office
John Xxhti
Vatican
Pentagon cuts nearly 253 million from military construction
The House Armed Services Committee trimmed about 253 million dollars from Pentagon requests for military construction projects at home and abroad reflecting an economy minded Congress.
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Washington
UPI
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Pentagon
NATO Ministers Endorse Nuclear Force Plan For Europe
The NATO Ministerial Council expressed grave concern over Soviet danger and endorsed a new nuclear striking force. The communique noted Soviet troops in Cuba and unrest in Laos, and included approval for pulling together targeting for existing forces under SACEUR. It outlines Polaris submarines, V-bomber assignments, and broader NATO participation in nuclear activities. The next meeting will be held in Paris in December.
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Stewart Hensley
Ottawa
UPI
NATO Ministerial Council
Cuba
Laos
Germany
Berlin
European
Mediterranean
NATO
Europe
Polaris
United Kingdom
Saceur
Allied Command Europe
Omaha
Paris
Senate to probe sugar price rise and possible speculator rigging
Senate Finance Committee will open an investigation into soaring sugar prices as soon as possible, Chairman Harry F Byrd said. Democrat Mansfield cited sky rocketing costs in Montana and urged a study of possible speculator activity. Prices in Missoula rose to 14.05 per 100 pounds on May 21 from 9.45 last year, with warning of further increases if action is delayed.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Mike Manusfield
Montana
Senate
House Banking
Byrd
Mansfield
Missoula
Mont
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Frosty" Hughes
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Lions Club
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Jay Hayes
Jennifer
Perry Lewman
University of California, Berkeley
Hayes
Harley Hayes
Stanford University
The
Lions
By DE van L. Shumway
Sacramento
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Pope John
Soviet Union
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