April 17, 1963 (4 pages)

tan press and nat tional periodicals, )®2S: °** ot Sei ae pege. In ROME Pope John XXIII issued an unprecedented encyclical, “Peace on Earth", calling for a wotld-eommunity, aban on nuclear testing, and negotiated disarmament. He suggested that the world-wide authority use the United Nations as its cornerstone. The encyclical was received with enthusiasm in‘ most countries of the world; . the U.S. government hailed itasan “historic document", and in Moscow Pravda printed a 350 word summary of the encyclical. ++ +++ A record amount of fallout will wash dow'n in the rains of April and May this year, according to atomic scientists in WASHINGTON. The fallout will come from the U.S, and Russian atmospheric nuclear tests conducted last year. U.S, Public Health Service officials stated that the radioactivity from the fallout will not approach health risk levels. +++ ++ Elections in CANADA assured a comeback ofthe Liberal Party under LesterB. Pearson, former Nobel peace prize winner, ++++ + In CAIRO Arab leaders announced an agreement for merger of Egypt, Syria, and Iraq which would unite 40 million Arabs into one nation, the United Arab Republic. et ET ri + + ¢* + t.1ud0 aT Near CAPE:COD«hestarch continued for the nuclear submarine Thresher, which disappeared during a practice dive on Wednesday with 129 men aboard. Naval officials said that the nuclear reactor would not present a radiation hazard in the ocean. Some marine biologists disagreed, saying that it was possible that if radioactive material escaped from the reactor into the ocean over a long period of time, damage to marine life might occur. + eee + In Birmingham, ALABAMA, the Rev. Martin Luther King and other Negro leaders were arrested on a charge of parading without a permit during a march protesting segregation. On Easter Sunday several Negroes were admitted to White church services but others were turned away at several churches: ++ tet Another cease-fire was arranged in LAOS by Prince Souvanna Phouma, after neutralist and pro-Communist forces had been fighting * intermittantly for twoweeks. Washington officials interpreted this arrangement as a sign that Russia is interested in .working with the West to end the fighting. ++ +++ Approximately 35, 000 Ban-The-Bomb marchers in ENGLAND helda rally to end their annual Easter walk from the nuclear research plant at Aldermaston to London. CAROUSEL by Vee Thompson April 19, 20 SECOND ANNUAL FESTIVALOF FINE ARTS---April 19Theater Arts night: three one act plays, "The Bald Soprano”, "Impromptu" and "The Farce of the Worthy Master Pierre Patelin". April 20afternoon and evening of art activities: films, demonstrations, exhibitsand lectures, The festival will continue Friday and Saturday nights Apr, 26, 27 and May 3 and 4; American River Junior College; Sac'to, Admission free. April 20 PICNIC DAY ---Departmental displays, sheep dog trials, greased pig contest, air show, etc., U.C, Campus at Davis. April 22 TV---Play of the Week, “Archie and Mehitabel" with Eddie Bracken, Channel 6; 9-11 p.m. April 23 FILM---"On Approval” (1944, Great Britain) starring Beatrice Lillie, U.C. Davis, Bldg., 4:15, 6:15 and 8:15 p. _ April 24 TV---"Individual and Family Survival" part two "The Technology of Warfare" -deals with the hazards of biochemical and thermonuclear weapons; their capabilities and limitations as a major key to survival, logical, Channel 6; 7:30 p.m. April 24-30 DRAMA ---Shakespeare's "Hamlet", Sac'to State College Little Theater, Sac'to, Also May 1-4. April CONCERT ---Duncan and Williams, soprano and baritone, Community Concert Series, season ticket holders , only, Memorial Aud., Sac ‘to; 8:15 p.m. Rm. 198, Phys. Science m,. a RAIN CAUSED---A portion of Blaze's gave way last week. An old drain system beneath the street was repaired by city crew members. Two men.work in the hole while one man hands down materials. The opening on the street was barely three feet in diameter. ix A ay bpm Heh. Com 4 > Py ae’ ee * we ae °, a mercial Street in front of CRAYON corNER "Flying A Kite" by. Lydia Douglas Age 7 Mrs. Bratt's Second Grade Hennessy School Clark Gordon Honored By Elks SACRAMENTO =--Clark ‘ Gordon, Nevada Union High . ’ Schooltackle, was among a number of Northern California athletes honored at a banquet here Thursday night by Sacramento Elks. Gordon is a member of the Elks All-Star team which . : will compete in Lodi in Au-. : gust in a high school football charity game. The game will benefit the Elks Major Project, the Cerebral Palsy Fund. Gordon was given a plaque for his outstanding ability in sports and a citation for his humanitarian service in the cause of the Cerebral Palsy Fund. With other all-stars, he will report for football practice in. the heat of summer in July to prepare for the game, o (Continued from Page 1.) fwhether or not the land owned by the applicant meets the qualifications which the Legislature would set forth; \ (7) Land once under the . program would remain there , until it changed use or until . the owner requested a change and paid any and all taxes e; (8) Once the land changed use, it would be subject to additional taxes equal to the ‘. difference, including interest, between the taxes paid “. under the use assessment and those which would have been paid without the special assessment; (9) It placed a moving seven-year limit on these additional taxes; and (10) It required that the Legislature w ould, by statute, provide for the collection and distribution of the additional taxes and interest. "The need for legislation of this nature stems largely from the fact that through the present system of assesment there has been a loss of more than two million acres of prime farm land, " Lunardi reminded, . “In the last five years, the rate: of urban encroachment on select farm land has been 200,000 acres per year. A census showing how many farmers have been taxed off their farms located close to metropolitan areas points out that the number of California farms fell about 26,000 between 1954 and 1960. It has been estimated that between 10,000 and 15,000 of this number and their acreage niroduces ae gislation ‘were lost to agricultural usage." Assembly man Lunardi cited the situation in Santa Clara County as a prime example of the loss of top farm land through “urban scatteration” and through the farmer being forced out by taxation. According to the Planning Director of Santa Clara County, “if all the land in™ subdivisions and related urban uses which have withdrawn from agricultural use in Santa Clara Valley sifice 1957 were placed in one spot, it would total approximately 26 square miles. But . this development has occurred in such a fashion that it embraces a 200 square mile plot”. 9101010" 0"0' 6 00.010" 0_ 00.0.0" 0. 0.00.00 0.00 04 oO Oe BE FILED AT 1963 * © @10'0'0 60101006 NOTICE PROPERTY STATEMENTS & EXEMPTION AFFIDAVITS SHOULD ASSESSOR’S OFFICE BEFORE THE FOLLOWING DATES: AVETERAN’S EXEMPTION BEFORE MAY 6, 1963 PROPERTY STATEMENTS BEFORE MAY 27, ; A 1 EXPERT PRINTING . a Every Purpose **C IRC ULARS * *STATIONERY ** MAIL PIECES #*BILLS **FORMS NEVADA CO. PRINTING and PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY THE COUNTY CHARLES R. KITTS Assessor 4 0.0, 0.000 _0_0_0_0_¢_0_0_0_0_0_00_6_0_0_0_0_0_0_0 + 0.6_0_0.0.610019 0018": tax) Pe) ae tye t = Curnow-Halls ; ~ to help pay your . family Doctor and Hospital Bills y . i ersonal frotection lan } :_ hospital + x-ray & laboratory + surgicaldoctor visits in CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS’ SERVICE lf 7 y Blue Shield the hospital worldwide protection « no claim forms for service benefits no cancellation of coverage because of age, physical condition, use of benefits! 16 Broad Street, Doctor-Sponsored by the California Medical) Association INSURANCE AGENCY Nevada Citv Dial 265~4586. 25 NEVADA CIT Y---By official Claproclamation, May 5 has been established as the day of gathering for nearly 1000 members of E Clampus Vitus in Nevada City. Postmen Represented By NEVADA CIT Y--~-Post master William J. Wasley announced today that the employes of the Nevada City Post Office will be exclusively represented by the National Association of Letter Carriers Local 3784. The announcement implements the U.S. Post Office program for negotiations and consultation on grievances, working conditions, personal practices and other related matters, Wasley said. The move resulted from Central California B FEDERAL SAVINGS FLAG (th avis f HOME LOANS for You y SOG) SF ay lotwld or §F fo ¥ ey President John F. Kennedy's executive order of Jan. 17, 1962, which officially recognized federal employe organizations for the first time. The local recognition came through a nation-wide labor management e¥ection in which 451, 000 postal employes participated. Local 3784 Official results were issued to each post office by the department in Washington, D.C, National agreements ban strikes and discrimination, Ten employe organizations representing seven postal craft units are recognized nationally, Clampers To Honor National Hotel Featured event of the’ gathering will be the dedication of a plaque to honor the National Hotel, oldest California hotel in continuous operation, Aninvitationtoall Clampers was sent out last week by the William Bull MeekWilliam Morris Stewart Chapter of the order, Also on the agendaisa 1 p.m. parade’ down Broad St., followed by initiation ceremonies at Pioneer Park. Registration will begin at the National Hotel entrance area on Broad St. at 10:30 a.m, NE wie. 1 : They ‘Don’t Grass Valley Underwood-Olivetti Lettera 22 Typewriter They're Im Stock Again --Come In Soon. PHONE 273-4288 120 W. Maia Street WG ~. Last Long Between Shipments Cae a ote "awe wes, = we eGR RES os 7) iy Don’t be a dishwasher, buy one! Why be dishenchanted—whisk those dirty dishes into an automatic dishwasher. They'll come out sparkling clean, washed by water lots hotter than hands can stand. And you'll save more than four hours of dish drudgery a week. Hooray for dishwashers! PGauke Pacific Gas and Electric Company Don’t be a dishdryer, buy one! Here's the scoop, men! An automatic dishwasher not only washes dishes—it dries ‘em (and-it never, never drops one!) So why not pick up the sports page after meals, instead of that soggy dishtowel. See your Reddy Recommended Appliance Dealer fo a a a! =e! ° 4 P. a ia, Soe owe a

tan press and nat tional periodicals, )®2S: °** ot Sei ae pege. In ROME Pope John XXIII issued an unprecedented encyclical, “Peace on Earth", calling for a wotld-eommunity, aban on nuclear testing, and negotiated disarmament. He suggested that the world-wide authority use the United Nations as its cornerstone. The encyclical was received with enthusiasm in‘ most countries of the world; . the U.S. government hailed itasan “historic document", and in Moscow Pravda printed a 350 word summary of the encyclical. ++ +++ A record amount of fallout will wash dow'n in the rains of April and May this year, according to atomic scientists in WASHINGTON. The fallout will come from the U.S, and Russian atmospheric nuclear tests conducted last year. U.S, Public Health Service officials stated that the radioactivity from the fallout will not approach health risk levels. +++ ++ Elections in CANADA assured a comeback ofthe Liberal Party under LesterB. Pearson, former Nobel peace prize winner, ++++ + In CAIRO Arab leaders announced an agreement for merger of Egypt, Syria, and Iraq which would unite 40 million Arabs into one nation, the United Arab Republic. et ET ri + + ¢* + t.1ud0 aT Near CAPE:COD«hestarch continued for the nuclear submarine Thresher, which disappeared during a practice dive on Wednesday with 129 men aboard. Naval officials said that the nuclear reactor would not present a radiation hazard in the ocean. Some marine biologists disagreed, saying that it was possible that if radioactive material escaped from the reactor into the ocean over a long period of time, damage to marine life might occur. + eee + In Birmingham, ALABAMA, the Rev. Martin Luther King and other Negro leaders were arrested on a charge of parading without a permit during a march protesting segregation. On Easter Sunday several Negroes were admitted to White church services but others were turned away at several churches: ++ tet Another cease-fire was arranged in LAOS by Prince Souvanna Phouma, after neutralist and pro-Communist forces had been fighting * intermittantly for twoweeks. Washington officials interpreted this arrangement as a sign that Russia is interested in .working with the West to end the fighting. ++ +++ Approximately 35, 000 Ban-The-Bomb marchers in ENGLAND helda rally to end their annual Easter walk from the nuclear research plant at Aldermaston to London. CAROUSEL by Vee Thompson April 19, 20 SECOND ANNUAL FESTIVALOF FINE ARTS---April 19Theater Arts night: three one act plays, "The Bald Soprano”, "Impromptu" and "The Farce of the Worthy Master Pierre Patelin". April 20afternoon and evening of art activities: films, demonstrations, exhibitsand lectures, The festival will continue Friday and Saturday nights Apr, 26, 27 and May 3 and 4; American River Junior College; Sac'to, Admission free. April 20 PICNIC DAY ---Departmental displays, sheep dog trials, greased pig contest, air show, etc., U.C, Campus at Davis. April 22 TV---Play of the Week, “Archie and Mehitabel" with Eddie Bracken, Channel 6; 9-11 p.m. April 23 FILM---"On Approval” (1944, Great Britain) starring Beatrice Lillie, U.C. Davis, Bldg., 4:15, 6:15 and 8:15 p. _ April 24 TV---"Individual and Family Survival" part two "The Technology of Warfare" -deals with the hazards of biochemical and thermonuclear weapons; their capabilities and limitations as a major key to survival, logical, Channel 6; 7:30 p.m. April 24-30 DRAMA ---Shakespeare's "Hamlet", Sac'to State College Little Theater, Sac'to, Also May 1-4. April CONCERT ---Duncan and Williams, soprano and baritone, Community Concert Series, season ticket holders , only, Memorial Aud., Sac ‘to; 8:15 p.m. Rm. 198, Phys. Science m,. a RAIN CAUSED---A portion of Blaze's gave way last week. An old drain system beneath the street was repaired by city crew members. Two men.work in the hole while one man hands down materials. The opening on the street was barely three feet in diameter. ix A ay bpm Heh. Com 4 > Py ae’ ee * we ae °, a mercial Street in front of CRAYON corNER "Flying A Kite" by. Lydia Douglas Age 7 Mrs. Bratt's Second Grade Hennessy School Clark Gordon Honored By Elks SACRAMENTO =--Clark ‘ Gordon, Nevada Union High . ’ Schooltackle, was among a number of Northern California athletes honored at a banquet here Thursday night by Sacramento Elks. Gordon is a member of the Elks All-Star team which . : will compete in Lodi in Au-. : gust in a high school football charity game. The game will benefit the Elks Major Project, the Cerebral Palsy Fund. Gordon was given a plaque for his outstanding ability in sports and a citation for his humanitarian service in the cause of the Cerebral Palsy Fund. With other all-stars, he will report for football practice in. the heat of summer in July to prepare for the game, o (Continued from Page 1.) fwhether or not the land owned by the applicant meets the qualifications which the Legislature would set forth; \ (7) Land once under the . program would remain there , until it changed use or until . the owner requested a change and paid any and all taxes e; (8) Once the land changed use, it would be subject to additional taxes equal to the ‘. difference, including interest, between the taxes paid “. under the use assessment and those which would have been paid without the special assessment; (9) It placed a moving seven-year limit on these additional taxes; and (10) It required that the Legislature w ould, by statute, provide for the collection and distribution of the additional taxes and interest. "The need for legislation of this nature stems largely from the fact that through the present system of assesment there has been a loss of more than two million acres of prime farm land, " Lunardi reminded, .

“In the last five years, the rate: of urban encroachment on select farm land has been 200,000 acres per year. A census showing how many farmers have been taxed off their farms located close to metropolitan areas points out that the number of California farms fell about 26,000 between 1954 and 1960. It has been estimated that between 10,000 and 15,000 of this number and their acreage niroduces ae gislation ‘were lost to agricultural usage." Assembly man Lunardi cited the situation in Santa Clara County as a prime example of the loss of top farm land through “urban scatteration” and through the farmer being forced out by taxation. According to the Planning Director of Santa Clara County, “if all the land in™ subdivisions and related urban uses which have withdrawn from agricultural use in Santa Clara Valley sifice 1957 were placed in one spot, it would total approximately 26 square miles. But . this development has occurred in such a fashion that it embraces a 200 square mile plot”. 9101010" 0"0' 6 00.010" 0_ 00.0.0" 0. 0.00.00 0.00 04 oO Oe BE FILED AT 1963 * © @10'0'0 60101006 NOTICE PROPERTY STATEMENTS & EXEMPTION AFFIDAVITS SHOULD ASSESSOR’S OFFICE BEFORE THE FOLLOWING DATES: AVETERAN’S EXEMPTION BEFORE MAY 6, 1963 PROPERTY STATEMENTS BEFORE MAY 27, ; A 1 EXPERT PRINTING . a Every Purpose **C IRC ULARS * *STATIONERY ** MAIL PIECES #*BILLS **FORMS NEVADA CO. PRINTING and PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY THE COUNTY CHARLES R. KITTS Assessor 4 0.0, 0.000 _0_0_0_0_¢_0_0_0_0_0_00_6_0_0_0_0_0_0_0 + 0.6_0_0.0.610019 0018": tax) Pe) ae tye t = Curnow-Halls ; ~ to help pay your . family Doctor and Hospital Bills y . i ersonal frotection lan } :_ hospital + x-ray & laboratory + surgicaldoctor visits in CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS’ SERVICE lf 7 y Blue Shield the hospital worldwide protection « no claim forms for service benefits no cancellation of coverage because of age, physical condition, use of benefits! 16 Broad Street, Doctor-Sponsored by the California Medical) Association INSURANCE AGENCY Nevada Citv Dial 265~4586. 25 NEVADA CIT Y---By official Claproclamation, May 5 has been established as the day of gathering for nearly 1000 members of E Clampus Vitus in Nevada City. Postmen Represented By NEVADA CIT Y--~-Post master William J. Wasley announced today that the employes of the Nevada City Post Office will be exclusively represented by the National Association of Letter Carriers Local 3784. The announcement implements the U.S. Post Office program for negotiations and consultation on grievances, working conditions, personal practices and other related matters, Wasley said. The move resulted from Central California B FEDERAL SAVINGS FLAG (th avis f HOME LOANS for You y SOG) SF ay lotwld or §F fo ¥ ey President John F. Kennedy's executive order of Jan. 17, 1962, which officially recognized federal employe organizations for the first time. The local recognition came through a nation-wide labor management e¥ection in which 451, 000 postal employes participated. Local 3784 Official results were issued to each post office by the department in Washington, D.C, National agreements ban strikes and discrimination, Ten employe organizations representing seven postal craft units are recognized nationally, Clampers To Honor National Hotel Featured event of the’ gathering will be the dedication of a plaque to honor the National Hotel, oldest California hotel in continuous operation, Aninvitationtoall Clampers was sent out last week by the William Bull MeekWilliam Morris Stewart Chapter of the order, Also on the agendaisa 1 p.m. parade’ down Broad St., followed by initiation ceremonies at Pioneer Park. Registration will begin at the National Hotel entrance area on Broad St. at 10:30 a.m, NE wie. 1 : They ‘Don’t Grass Valley Underwood-Olivetti Lettera 22 Typewriter They're Im Stock Again --Come In Soon. PHONE 273-4288 120 W. Maia Street WG ~. Last Long Between Shipments Cae a ote "awe wes, = we eGR RES os 7) iy Don’t be a dishwasher, buy one! Why be dishenchanted—whisk those dirty dishes into an automatic dishwasher. They'll come out sparkling clean, washed by water lots hotter than hands can stand. And you'll save more than four hours of dish drudgery a week. Hooray for dishwashers! PGauke Pacific Gas and Electric Company Don’t be a dishdryer, buy one! Here's the scoop, men! An automatic dishwasher not only washes dishes—it dries ‘em (and-it never, never drops one!) So why not pick up the sports page after meals, instead of that soggy dishtowel. See your Reddy Recommended Appliance Dealer fo a a a! =e! ° 4 P. a ia, Soe owe a