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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1962

Page

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Bank official testifies in Klee trial at Fort Bragg court

John Hennessey of Bank of America Fort Bragg testified all deposits and statements cover Klee’s tenure as Big River judge. Harold Crowell Albion nurseryman testified about a $50 money order to the court and a $200 fine with $100 suspended for abalone case. Crowell’s wife Margaret said she mailed the order. Frank Branson of Savings Bank Mendocino County identified a check by Clarence Lynch to the Big River court. Stephen Kend of Muffey Cove testified paying Klee a $5 filing fee.

John Hennessey Bank of America Fort Bragg The People Oscar Klee Hennessey Klee Big River Ed O'Brien Morris Grupp Harold Crowell Crowe Fort Braggsbank Crowell

Art Exhibit Sale On the Coast Next Week

Mendocino County Art Association to hold a week long exhibit and sale at Harbor Restaurant Noyo bridge Fort Bragg open daily 1 to 10 pm from October 10 to 14. Members from Ukiah Gualala Elk Fort Bragg North Coast sections will exhibit works with deliveries due by Saturday noon.

Fort Bragg Valley Ukiah Wiltson Gualala Greenwood Elk North Coast Flon North Coast

Petersen Dinner At Navarro Inn

A dinner for State Senate candidate Frank S Petersen is set for tomorrow at the Navarro Inn. Frank Fallerit chairs the event hosted by the Non Partisan Committee of Anderson Valley. Tickets for the prime rib dinner at 7 PM are $5 at the door.

State Senate Frank S. Petersen Navarro Inn Frank Fallerit Anderson Valley

Mendocino County Parks seek 1963 64 budget boost

The State Division of Beaches and Parks seeks 236 630 for Mendocino County Parks capital investments in 1963 64. Manchester Beach State Park would receive 193 960 for continuous development including 50 camp units and 25 picnic units. Other parks slated for improvement include Hendy Woods Indian Creek Redwood and MacKerricker Beach. A separate proposal outlines a 270 million yearly program for county roads and city streets financed by higher fuel and vehicle fees.

Hobergs Beaches and Parks Mendocino County James Warren Warren Redwood Empire Association Redwood Empire Manchester Beach Hendy Woods Indian Creek Redwood MacKerricker Beach State Park Randolph Collier Yreka Supervisors Joseph Scaramella Point Arena Collier Coller Senate Transportation Committee Sen United Action Crescent City Grants Pass Ore Washington

Motion to Dismiss Filed for Jacques Mion in Marijuana Case

San Francisco attorney Gregory Stout filed a motion to dismiss possession charges for Jacques Mion, a San Francisco artist, after deputies seized numerous marijuana plants, two dozen marijuana cigarettes, and an opium pipe at a Mendocino home. Bev Broaddus joined for Robert Treadwell. the motion was submitted to Superior Judge Robert Winslow and the case continued to Oct. 25 with Deputy DA Dale Underwood prosecuting.

San Francisco Gregory Stout Jacques Mion Mion Robert Treadwell Mendocino Robert Winslow Bev Broaddus Treadwell Dale Underwood

French Army ends largest postwar war games at Verdun

In Verdun France the French Army completed its biggest postwar war games. Gen Jacques Massu led the exercise directing over 7000 troops 220 tanks and 200 aircraft in the massive drill.

Verdun France UPI Jacques Massu

Missing Boy Found Safe After 30-Hour Search Near Pigmy Forest

Three year old Timmy Streuser, deaf mute, was found asleep behind a log near the Pigmy Forest about 20 miles northeast of his home. Some 600 volunteers, sheriff’s personnel, and search teams scoured the area for 30 hours before deputies High and Truitt located him. he had scratches and slight shock but no serious injuries. He was taken to Fort Bragg Community hospital for examination and released to his parents.

Timmy Streuser Parlin Forks Reno Bartolomie Alee Airport Road Little River Sheriff's Air Squadron George High Warren Truitt Fort Bragg Community Hospital Talley Deputies High Truitt

Nixon Committee Plans Campaign Rally in Mendocino County

A Mendocino County Nixon for Governor group held a Tuesday meeting at the new central headquarters to plan the campaign for Dick Nixon. New chairmen Lucille McCallum Anthony Vearn and Ralph Searle led training. A joint Mendocino Lake Counties rally at the Blue Lake Lodge is set for Oct 13 with dinner tickets at 2.50 and over 200 attendees expected.

Mendocino County Nixon Dick Nixon Lucille McCallum Anthony Vearn Point Arena Ralph Searle Laytonville Mendocino Lake Counties Bob Dryden Blue Lake Lodge Wes Caldwell

Clift Kin Slays Italian Lover in Beacon Hill Bust

Suzanne Clift 21, socialite niece of actor Montgomery Clift, confessed shooting her Italian boyfriend Piero B Brentani 27 in the head. Brentani’s nude body was found in her padlocked Beacon Hill bedroom. Clift admitted murder after attempting hospital admission.

Boston UPI Montgomery Clift Suzanne Clift Piero B. Brentani Miss Clift Beacon Hill Massachusetts Brentani New York Rio de Janeiro Brazil Bos Ermaanmo Brentni Sao Paulo

House Committee Agrees on Aid Bill Compromise

Washington AP I The House Senate conference committee reached a compromise 3.93 billion dollar foreign aid bill but pensions and peanuts clashes threaten weekend adjournment. Sen George A Smathers warned he may keep Congress in session past midnight next Wednesday to pass the self employed pension bill if Kennedy does not sign or veto by Saturday.

Washington API House Senate Congress Kennedy George A. Smathers D-Fla Smathers

Policeman's Ball at Purdy Hall Tomorrow Night

Ukiah police complete decorations for the 10th Annual Policeman's Ball to be held tomorrow from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. at Carl Purdy Hall aboard the riverboat Purdy. Al Wallace leads the Sheraton Palace Hotel Orchestra. Proceeds benefit the Policeman's Association Widows and Orphans fund and local youth and community service projects. Tickets are $1.25 per person.

Ukiah Ukiah Policeman

Sky-Divers and Paul Bunyan Highlight Fort Bragg Festival

Sky-Divers from Calistoga will perform parachute jumps at Virgin Creek airport as part of Fort Bragg coastal festival events in mid October. Paul Bunyan returns for a children's parade and other festivities, with concerts, theater, dances, and a volunteer firemen's bar concluding the week long celebration from Sunday October 7 to Sunday October 14.

Paul Gal Paul Bunyan Chet Shandel Nancy Baker Mendocino Fort Bragg Calistoga Sky Divers Club Virgin Creek Sdnaey

Not Enough Quiet Time On Flight Says Schirra

Astronaut Walter Schirra Jr. 39 complained aboard the Kearsarge that his six orbital flights left him short of quiet time. He met with fellow astronauts and U.S. space officials to discuss flight concepts after landing four miles from the carrier in a precision display.

Schirre Walter Schirra Jr Earth Navy U.S Kearsarge Schirra U.S. Space Team John A. Powers Powers Quito Ecuador South America Baja California

This Man Takes His Baseball Seriously

In Los Angeles a 30 year old man named Ruben Paul Watkins slashed his wrists after heavy betting losses tied to the Dodgers pennant defeat. He told police he attempted suicide because he lost so much money when the Dodgers lost to the San Francisco Giants. Watkins was treated and released at Central Receiving Hospital.

Los Angeles UPI Los Angeles Dodgers Ruben Paul Watkins Dodgers San Francisco Giants Central Receiving Hospital

House passes bill to raise mail rates and pay for workers

Washington reports the House passed a bill to raise letter postage by one cent next January and fund wage increases for 1.6 million federal workers, with $100 million more in wages than new postal revenue. Other brief items note Imam Self Al Hassan’s return to Yemen crushing rebels, James Meredith guard optimism at Ole Miss, and Moscow expelling a U.S. naval attache over espionage charges.

Washington UPI House White House

U.S. tightens Cuba trade curb amid Castro woes

The United States plans a tougher non-Communist ship ban to curb Cuba trade, targeting vessels linked to the Soviet bloc. A presidential order may bar U.S. firms from shipping to Cuba. A Chayes-led committee will craft details as OAS committees study implementation. Cuba faces shrinking food intake, imports, and sugar output in deepening economic trouble.

Donald May Washington UPI United States Cuba U.S State Department Abram Chayes Organization of American States OAS Latin America

Incoming D A Wins Drunk Driving Case

Mendocino County's new district attorney Tom Cleland won a drunk driving case yesterday in Leggett Justice court. Sacramento man William A. Kaeser was convicted after CHP arrest on Highway 101 near Leggett for drunk driving and reckless driving. Bail set at 550 dollars. sentencing date October 15.

Tom Cleland Mendocino County Sacramento George Carver Leggett

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