County Planning OKs Amendments to Limit Transmission Lines
The county planning commission approved amendments to the zoning ordinance affecting public utility transmission lines noting the changes would render them virtually non workable. A public hearing on 24 amendments was continued to October 24 at 2 pm. The panel also revised a clause requiring detailed commission discussion before acquiring routes through restricted areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Planning Commission
Commission
Une
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Planning Commission
Pg&e
Gordon L. Barrows
Canyon Veneer Corporation
Cloverdale
Manchester
Barrows
John A. Graf
Army Engineers
Coyote Valley Reservoir
Humboldt County Courts Imposed Fines Below Statutory Minimums
Humboldt County courts are issuing fines smaller than the statutory minimums for logging truck overloads. Assistant Attorney General Thomas Martin confirmed the practice and said the attorney general is considering action. The investigation was requested by Highway Patrol Commissioner Bernard Caldwell, who noted the issue may stem from enforcement or court dispositions. Caldwell argued weight limits were liberal and drivers could comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt County
Thomas Martin
Martin
Bernard R. Caldwell
Highway Patrol
Mendocino County
Caldwell
Shooting Jails Two Potter Valley Youths
Roger Murray and Lyle Scott of Potter Valley were jailed after a Sunday early morning shooting at a Williams service station. They returned after a dispute with attendant Richard Ferry, Murray fired through a station wall into the lubrication room, and police officer William Brassfield saw Scott attempting to reload. Both men were arrest and jailed in Colusa County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Murray
Lyle Scott
Potter Valley
Williams
Colusa
Richard Ferry
Redding
Murray
Ferry
William Brassfield
Scott
Ukiah Fruit Growers Plan Enlarged Modern Plant
Ukiah fruit cooperative will build a new larger plant to replace the one destroyed by fire on August 3. Manager Ernest Pauli said members voted unanimously to proceed with a 10 ton capacity boost and updated sizing packing and sorting equipment. Construction to start by January or sooner with no final cost yet estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Ernest Pauli
Talmage Road
Pauli
$20 Million Plan to Rebuild Holy Land in California
The American Foundation for the Preservation of the Christian Heritage announced a $20 million project to reproduce Jerusalem Bethlehem and Nazareth on a 2 000 acre site in Southern California. The replicas will reflect how they appeared during Christ's lifetime.
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Holy Land
Boston
The
American Foundation For the Preservation of the Christian Heritage
California
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Christ
Eisenhower Expands Campaign Drive Amid Storm Over Brother
President Eisenhower said he has broadened campaign activity at Republican urging but will not barnstorm or whistlestop. He defended his brother Milton S. Eisenhower against criticism over ties to the Peron government and outlined views on the Suez crisis, NAACP membership, Nehru visit, a four day work week, and trip expense accounting.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Adlai I E. Stevenson
United States
Stevenson
Milton S. Eisenhower
Peron
Argentina
Democrats
U.S
Latin America
Suez Canal
Tentative Users Association
Egypt
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Richard M. Nixon
NAACP
Nehru
Nixon
Kuchel to Speak at Ukiah GOP Dinner Fundraiser
Senator Thomas Kuchel will headline a Republican fundraiser in Ukiah on October 17 with incumbents Congressman Hudgins, Scudder, and Assemblyman Bellotti. The event spans Boonville Fort Bragg Willits and Ukiah with tickets available through local committee members in each town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Kuchel
GOP
Mendocino County
Thomas Kuchel
Hurt
Scudder
Rank Bellotti
Ukiah
Fairgrounds
Ruchel
Boonville
Fort Bragg
Willits
Assemblyman
Bellotti
Republican Central Committee
Arthur Schilder
Walter Sandelin
Robert McGruder
W. M. Moores
William Lewis
Carrol Ornvaun
Ben Cober
William Bittenbender
Blanch Hes
Barbara Hamilton
Harold Robinson
Don Coleman
Ethel Shannon
Carl Sayers
Willits Death Inquest Set Thursday
A coroner's inquest into Melvin Patereau's death set for next Thursday. Sheriff Bartolomie said Billy Gene Hill, 26, will be subpoenaed to testify about the bar fight at Manny's bar in Willits on September 16. Hill was arrested Tuesday on murder investigation. autopsy results due in a few days, no felony evidence yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Patereau
Willits Woodsman
Reno Bartolomie
Billy Gene Hill
Willits
Patereau
Manny
Hill
San Francisco
Faith Bacon Funeral Prepared After Despair Jump
In Chicago a pauper funeral was arranged for Faith Bacon the noted dancer who leapt from a hotel window Wednesday in a mood of despair.
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Chicago
Faith Bacon
Water Plan Asked by California Official at County Meeting
Harvey C. Banks, water resources director, urged a four point legislative program for statewide water development at the County Supervisory Association of California convention. He called for action on the California water plan, a statewide policy for project construction, settlement of origin water rights, and financing of projects. Banks noted the Feather River Project’s early construction could start after the next January legislative session. He warned that interregional water transfers require state leadership and that local agencies cannot tackle the scale alone, stressing the need for California’s economic muscle to fund future needs and flood hazard reduction. The Mendocino County contingent included Paul Poulos Harvey Sawyers Joseph Scaramella and Joseph Hartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
IUP
Harvey C. Banks
Banks
County Supervisory Association of California
California Water Plan
Feather River
California
Mendocino County
Paul Poulos
Harvey Sawyers
Joseph Scaramella
Joseph Hartley
Nine Millview Residents Seek Directorships in District Election
Nine residents of the proposed Millview County Water District announce candidacy for the five seat board in the November 13 election. Petition details handled by district attorney John Golden. signatures of 25 voters required, 30 days before election. District spans from north Ukiah city limits to above the Forks, about five square miles, with 450 registered voters and roughly 2300 residents.
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Millview County Water District
James Tsarnas
John Golden
John Mayfield
Andrew Weberbauer
Patrick Cooney
Nick Tsarnas
Herb Singley
Arnold Bogner
Joe Sisneros
Stanley Petsakos
David G. Thompson
Ukiah
Forks
Driver Collides With Moving Power Pole Near Ukiah
Tom Womack of Talmage near Ukiah collided with a moving power pole on the Talmage road Wednesday evening about 10 o clock. Patrolman Nunnery cited him for driving under the influence. Womack’s car, traveling about 40 miles an hour, was badly damaged in front. he was treated at the General hospital and then sent home.
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Tom Womack
Talmage
Talmage Road
Ukiah
Redwood Highway
Womack
General Hospital
Stevenson Frames Eisenhower asWeak President in Kansascity Rally
Adlai E Stevenson used a Kansas City rally to portray President Eisenhower as a weak leader with a limited concept of his duties. He said the critique addresses the presidency not personal health and noted his cordial meeting with former President Truman. Stevenson planned speeches across Kansas City and St Louis with Truman’s brief, approving intro.
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Adlai
Kansas City
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Truman
Stevenson
Washington
Ike
Kaw River
Wyandotte County Court House
Kaw
St. Louis
Municipal Auditorium
Mr. Truman
Icii
Brown Urges Nonpartisan Probe of California Mental Hospitals
California Attorney General Edmund G. Brown asks Gov. Knight to back a nonpartisan inquiry into 14 state mental hospitals. He proposes American Psychiatrists Association to conduct the probe next year at cost, citing a New York hospital study costing 42500. Brown aims to depoliticize the issue while pursuing hospital improvements.
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San Francisco
Edmund G. Brown
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Brown
Knight
American Psychiatrists Association of
Washington, D.C
Charles K. Bush
Central Inspection Bureau
American Psychiatrists Association
New York
Modesto State Hospital
Dep. Atty
William M. Bennett
State Department of Justice
Senate
Alan Short
Dstockton
Short
Bruce Allen
San Jose
Joseph Martino
Modesto
Allen
Lolonis Joins U S Army From Redwood Valley
Ulysses Lolonis son of Mr and Mrs Frank Lolonis enlisted in the army on September 6 and is stationed at Fort Carson Colorado He graduated Ukiah grammar and high schools and San Francisco College class of 1955 He taught a year at Pomolito elementary in Ukiah
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Lolonis
U.S. Army
Ulysses Lolonis
Frank Lolonis
Redwood Valley
Army
Fort Carson
Colorado
Ukiah Grammar and
San Francisco College
Pomolito
Ukish
Californians Set Clock Back One Hour Sunday Morning
Californians will turn back clocks one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday to reclaim the hour lost April 29. Reactions vary from suburban gardening to cafe society nightlife. Hunters must rise earlier. farmers gain light for chores. mothers find bedtimes earlier. clock change affects daily routines across the state.
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Sacramento
Halcombs Welcome Daughter Nicola Marle
Ukiah Daily Journal reports the birth of Nicola Marle Halcomb on September 26 at Ukiah General Hospital. The girl weighs 8 pounds 1 ounce and joins siblings Danny Kimberley and Arden at 1863 Yokayo Drive. Father Wayland Halcomb serves at Keesler AFB Mississippi. mother and family await his return from Miley General Hospital San Francisco after a heart attack.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Daniel B. Halcomb
Halcomb
Ukiah General Hospital
Nicola Marle
Yokayo Drive
Danny
Kimberley
Arden
Wayland Halcomb
Keesler Air Force Base
Mississippi
Mr. Halcomb
Miley General Hospital
San Francisco
Ukiah Council Studies Library Wage Increase Request
Ukiah city council opened consideration of a Library Board request for a higher wage scale than the Civil Service plan. Library staff prefer not to join Civil Service, and the proposal would raise library expenditures by about 2700. The librarian 35 hour week and phased placement on the new scale are under review with details to be prepared by City Manager Lyell Cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Ukiah Library Board of Trustees
Lyell Cash
Kroeger
Ion
Fand
Ukiah Jaycees Back Chamber in Coyote Dam Cleanup Fight
Ukiah Jaycees endorsed the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce stance urging Army Engineers to clear the Coyote Valley Dam basin of stumps brush and debris to prevent boating and fishing hazards. Guest speaker Dr Joseph F Gul yash described India and Thailand customs with color slides from his three years in the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Jaycees
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Coyote Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Blue Bonnet
Coyote Dam
Joseph F. Gulgash
Ukiah
India
Thailand
Air Force
Gulyash
Relocation of Highway 20 Sparks North-South Lateral Plan
Chamber of Commerce leaders learned the California Division of Highways will set the relocation contract in December with construction starting next spring. A north-south lateral from Talmage Road to a crossing west of Scott's Colony in Redwood Valley is proposed, with five miles of Ridge Road graded to county specs. County action will fix the crossing location and survey the entire lateral route for valley development.
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Talmage Road
Scotts Colony
Chamber of Commerce
California State Division of Highways
Highway Department
Scott's Colony
Redwood Valley
County Iy
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Ukiah Fruit Growers
Paull
Oregon
Suez
Mildred
Bobe) Didrikson Zaharias
Pauper
Millview
By Tom Nelson
Jaycees
Coyote Valley Dam
Talmage Highway
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