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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1963
Page
1
Mendoemo County forecasts a 6,000 ton grape harvest for 1968 valued near 1.5 million dollars. SAU cranberries will yield strong tonnage. cooler summer boosts quality though some mold and rot reported. Italian Swiss Colony Asti and Guild Winery process grapes for wine. Carignane leads acreage at about one sixth.
In San Bernardino real estate circles Milton Gordon urged brokers to suspend opposition to the Rumford fair housing law recently adopted in California. The California Real Estate Association defended the measure, claiming it advances equality by outlawing discrimination in housing. The CREN stance and the details of opposition or support were discussed among industry figures gathered at the Orange Show event.
Hopland High School faces a major setback as 18 Lima-area students transfer to Ukiah High amid a dispute over school zoning between Ukiah and Fort Bragg districts. County officials review the plan as parents petition to allow their students to attend Ukiah High.
Gary John Amimenti an 11 year old Ross youth faced Mendocino County justice court on charges of possession of marijuana and possession of paraphernalia after allegedly bringing 12 cigarettes to Mendocino State Hospital and distributing them to other patients. Sheriff’s deputies investigated after hospital staff reported suspected smoking by Amimenti and later found the remaining cigarettes he had given to a patient for safekeeping. Authorities say the youth, who claimed San Francisco as his address and has lived in Los Angeles and other areas, was committed to the hospital for mental disturbance. He was arrested Friday and later charged by the district attorney with possession of marijuana a felony.
Dr Richard Clowes a top state education official will speak at the Mendocino County Annual Institute of School Trustees and Administrators Friday at 7 p.m. in the Masonite room at the Palwee Hotel. He will discuss California education issues, drawing on his roles with the State Department of Education and prior superintendency in Southern California. The gathering also features candidate election items for the County Committee on the Doster Organization and an entertainment act by The Mead Helpers.
The Oratorio Society will open its fall season with a Sunday meeting at the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Anyone interested should contact Mrs. Resther To Munroe at 462-2180. Each spring the Society presents an oratorio in the high school auditorium.
Yugoslav leader Marshal Tito warned the world faces an atomic age crossroads requiring a radical change in international relations. He urged the United Nations to clarify principles and urged caution as tensions rise, amid protests outside the Waldorf Astoria where Tito stayed.
Hurricane Ginny with 50 mile per hour winds battered the North Carolina coast and reached as far north as New Jersey, easing beach erosion. advisory placed the storm about 165 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras as two vessels aided a drifting ship and its 110-man crew amid heavy seas.
Unclear fragmentary text reports alleged exile guerrilla actions against Castro’s regime. The readable portions reference Miami, individuals, and names but lack coherent details or verifiable events.
NASA officials outline a 16 month mission to Mars with a crew of two to three orbiting and landing craft. The plan envisions a carrier ship housing living quarters, a propulsion unit, and life support equipment. Astronauts would remain in space for extended durations, with launches tied to a long term deep space program.
Federal grand jury subpoenas target major steel firms including Bethlehem, U S Steel, Republic, Wheeling, and others over a year of price increases. Industry observers warn the inquiry may widen to examine administered pricing practices as the scope unfolds.
Fidel Castro urged the United States to end the economic blockade as Cuba faced Hurricane damage. In a three hour speech he said Cuba did not want American aid and blamed U S restrictions for hindering disaster response and hurricane relief. He noted millions affected in the island’s eastern half.
In SANGON Vietnam the United States informs President Diem’s government it will cut 20 000 Vietnamese special forces allowances until they return to combat. The move follows the crackdown on Buddhists and affects around US funds. Nearby reports note other global tensions as Cuban planes allegedly strafed an American-owned ore carrier near Cuba. In London, the British cabinet delays Parliament reopening. In Algiers, Ethiopian emperor and Ben Bella discuss steps amid border tensions. Washington and Bonn plan talks on policy moves as world events unfold.
Aerial ferries move 16 000 Gs across the Atlantic from Texas to West Germany in a sleek jetliner and a barrel bellied transport. Armored details and military bases are mentioned amid garbled text about aircraft and deployments.
Inmates at Folsom Prison led a strike demanding higher wages for work assignments. Warden Plehert pledged consideration while authorities tried to quell demonstrations and restore order. Officials blamed a small group for the protest and warned of disciplinary actions as talks continued.
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