Weddle to Lead Ukiah District in Forest Reshuffles
Jack Weddle named head of Ukiah District amid broader Forest Service reassignments. Emil Kaledin shifts from Upper Lake to regional officer, with Weddle and Kaledin carrying out new duties as Panic River and Covelo districts reorganize to improve public service and workload management across Mendocino and surrounding areas.
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Weather forecast excerpt for Northwestern area
A fragmented weather update notes cloudy conditions with possible showers on Friday. Inland areas could see rain, with highs near 70s and some wind. mentions Ukiah, Mendocino, and Napa region in uncertain terms.
Senate approves mental health bill for nationwide system
The Senate approved a 26 million compromise mental health bill designed to create community based centers offering outpatient and in patient care for mental illness. A provision funding local salaries for psychiatrists and psychologists was dropped from the measure.
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Water Meeting Set Thursday At Eureka Inn
A Eureka meeting of the water district is scheduled for Thursday at the Eureka Inn. Sen Thomas H Wrehel Cony Don Clausen expected to attend. An irrigation engineer from the University of California will discuss use of water for agriculture and its impact on watersheds and water supplies.
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Two Mendo County Crashes Injure Thirty-One People
Over the weekend in Mendocino County two separate accidents injured thirty-one people. In Ukiah a vehicle traveling east collided with another, spun, and left one driver and passenger hospitalized. A second crash near Laytonville sent three injured including Tony Mila and Sharon Manor to Howard Memorial Hospital.
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Bob Morton Appeals Conviction in Santa Rosa Case
Robert Morton, former deputy Sheerlt, plans to appeal a multi count felony case. Proceedings show Morton seeking new hearings while awaiting a 30 day county jail sentence served since April in SPO.000 band, with other defendants represented by Santa Rosa attorneys.
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Viet clash leaves U.S. deaths and Viet Cong losses high
In a major Viet Nam battle 150 miles southwest of Saigon Communist forces attacked U.S. and allied troops, with 60 Americans reported killed and five enlisted men wounded as pilots and crews supported the fight. The Communists allegedly lost about 300 casualties.
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Winslow To Speak At Girl Scout Fund Drive Dinner
Winslow is slated to address a Girl Scout fund drive dinner Friday night in the Chef Cite banquet room at State Street. The event features guest speaker Robert Wanston of the Mendeerae County Superior Court and aims to raise support for scouting activities. Tickets are available from the Card Scout leaders and publicity chairmen for two dollars.
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Genovese Conviction Rehearing Ordered by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ordered a rehearing of Vita Genovese’s narcotics conviction, vacating 1959 rulings against Genovese and nine co-defendants and sending the case to the Circuit Court of Appeals for review in light of a recent term decision. The action does not imply a retrial or immediate release. Genovese remains jailed on other charges as the court considers bail and related issues. The move, linked to Genovese identified as the Cosa Nostra boss, follows Senate hearings and disclosure surrounding the case. Additional brief mentions relate to other state rulings and upcoming arguments on constitutional challenges to death penalties and reapportionment cases.
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United Nations rejects Athania's bid on China seating
The General Assembly in New York rejected Athania's bid to seat Red Ching amid price disputes over Chinese Nationalists. Voting abstentions and bitter debate followed, preserving Chiang Kai-shek's regional authority as China's legal representative by a narrow margin.
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Martial Law Declared in Leopoldville Amid Crisis
Congo capital Leopoldville sees a state of emergency declared after weeks of political tension. President Kasavubu ordered crackdown, Defense Minister Anans appointed, and UN troops urged to stay until June 1964 to maintain order.
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16000 U S Troops Off For Europe
United States prepares Big Lift to deploy 16,000 Army and Air Force personnel with aircraft to Germany within 72 hours. 2nd Armored Division to supply 13,000 troops. Air bases in Texas Maine South Carolina and Oklahoma host takeoff operations with 1,500 air force personnel and 42 support aircraft including jet fighters and cargo planes.
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Hurricane Ginny Drives High Winds Toward East Coast
Gale force winds and heavy seas hammer the North Carolina coast as Hurricane Ginny nears the shore. An 80 mph core and 50 mile outward gale create dangerous surf while a Navy destroyer escort with 10 sailors drifts nearby. Warnings extend to Virginia and Cape Hatteras as officials monitor the storm’s slow eastward movement.
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Army Expands Nuclear Arsenal in Pacific Deployment
The Defense Department announced that the Army will broaden its nuclear strike capability in the Pacific, withdrawing older weapons such as the Honest John and Corporal missiles. New substitutes include guided artillery units, self-propelled missiles, and a modernized howitzer system along with more warheads for the Euinch howitzer, under NATO discussions. No completion date or manpower effects were provided.
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