Boys Deny Setting Fire To Polio Victim's Dress
San Francisco coroner and police investigated a fire injuring Cathryn Reeves, a polio patient in braces. In a Visitation Valley School class, two classmates named by Cathryn denied throwing matches while police noted she may have lit the flame herself.
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Dan Mahoney
Kevin Conroy
Conroy Anaidl
White Man's Food Store Burned Down Mystery Blaze
An all white owned White Man's Food Store was ravaged by fire in what authorities characterize as probable arson. Injuries include a burn victim treated at a hospital emergency room. The chaotic incident unfolds amid nationwide racial tensions and protests with officials seeking calm as investigations begin.
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Robert Gordon
Mingteas
Abe
Oinay Newro
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Piek
Hile Berg
Hospersal
Stephen Oolarian
Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King
Dick Gregors
Gores
Cambridge
Mad
Cierra Richardson
Sore Uien
Pachools
Indus
How Much Profit Should PT and T Be Allowed
San Francisco reports the California Public Utilities Commission has finished hearing testimony on how much profit Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co should be allowed. The inquiry, part of a July 1962 general investigation, includes 49 hearing days and ongoing sessions on multiple phases of the study. The latest phase centers on whether Pacific Telephone is earning below its 6.78 percent authorized return or potentially asking for a 44 million yearly increase, while staff argues the company is earning more than allowed and should have rates reduced by 2 to 4 million. Commissioner Fyed Pbdaalt leads the hearings with other commissioners reviewing revenue questions.
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Tupi
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Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
PUC
Parefie Telephone
Commission
Four Major Problems Face State Agriculture
California agriculture faces four key issues labor marketing pesticides and land says Assemblyman Alan G Pattee He urges extending the bracero program endorses strong labor standards while seeking reforms to curb unscrupulous employment calls for private marketing strength and new export markets to boost the industry supports reviving the California Marketing Act of 1987 and funds for pesticide research and enforcement Protect prime farmland against premature urbanization and preserve legitimate farm lands Also notes pest control debates and industry opposition to beef dual grading and reports on crop harvests in the Sacramento San Joaquin Valley and Santa Maria processing trends
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UPT
Alan G. Pattee
California
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Pattee
Iie
Butte
Eve
George Haymer Services Friday Funeral rites for 80 year old Mendocino County resident
George Haymer 80 of Fort Graeg died Monday at a local hospital. Funeral services will be conducted from Zimmerman Mortuary with Rev. Frank McCray of Ukiah First Baptist Church officiating. Interment in Ukiah Cemetery. Born May 12 1883 in California he was a retired woodsman who lived in Mendocino County since 1943. Sister Edna Seyles of Santa Barbara survives him. Bambuti Pygmies are about the size of an eight year old child.
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Zimmerman Mortuary
George Haymer
Fort Graeg
Frank McCray
Ukiah First Baptist
Publicity Defended for Valachi Testimony
Attorney General Robert Kennedy defended the extensive publicity given testimony by underworld figure Joseph Valachi before the Senate Crime Committee. He said it was important the public be informed and noted organized crime is a major U.S. business with the largest income. Kennedy flew from Washington to meet U.S. Attorney Francis Whelan and said they would discuss aspects of the testimony.
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Joseph Valachi
Senate Crime Committee
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U.S
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Whelan
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