April 22, 1965 (24 pages)

How They Voted In Tuesday’s Election The following is a list‘of candidates and the votes received in ~onsolidated school election held in Wester Nevada County Tues_ day. The asterisk indicates winners, Nevada City--H. L. Childers * 763, Victor Huber * 439, Carl Early*415, Tyler Micoleau 356, Ralph Friedrich 332, Marvin Caldwell 167. Grass Valley--Dr, Robert Ross * 1,190, Jack Montre * 898, James Hawkeswood * 817, Harrel Ammon 801, Bob Long 733, Ray Wishmeyer, 394, : Ready Springs--Roy T. Phillips* 197; John H, McLachlin * 192; Donald E, Johnson * 179, Union Hill--Audrey Dunbar * 152; David Merrill * 152; Clifford Shook * 82, Washington --Bernadette Crowley * 13, Stella Tracy * 13, Pleasant Valley --Leslie ’ Hinckle *31, Bemice Blake * 29, North San Juan--C, L. Spruill* 38, Marie Young* 36; Carl Dow 25, Pearl Miller 24, Heil Tomberg 1. Chicago Park--Sibyl Leutenecker® 60, Barbara Elmore* 43, J. F. Moberg 39, Clear CreekCyril Swan* 45, Elizabeth Black®* 31, Norman Reed 19, John E, Mitchell 1, Cherokee-J ack Clark® 18, °S. E, Stuart* 18, Pleasant Ridge--Anabel Struckman* 150, Doris Hannan* 113, Rufus Lovett* 113, Ralph E, Wollam, 82, Williard Schoellerman 82, Roy Peterson, 78, Patricia Jose, 69, Thomas Turner, 55, Nevada Union High School Board--Area 1, Charles Allert® 1584, Doug Ribble 986; Area 2, R, Peter Ingram* 2391; Area 5, William Austin*® 1113; Barbara Sailor 806; John J. Manuel 684; Parker Stortz 227, Sierra Junior College--Richard Lee* 2355; Hal Welch® 2252; George Duff* 1361; Dr, Robert Ross® 2544; Erwin Stark 1165. Nevada County Board--Jean Roese*546; Dr, Robert Hume® 29; Dr. C, Jackson Rayburn® 1,361; Alfred Dayton® 974, W. Ww. Esterly 597, Hartman Gets Democratic Nod For Hennessy’s Supervisor Seat Nevada. County Democratic Central Committee, meeting in specail session Monday night in the supervisors chambers at the courthouse nominated Lou Hartman ofGrass Valley as its choice for recomendation to the governor to appointment to the Third District Supervisorial seat in the county. The special session was called to interview four candidates who had applied for the seat left vacant by the resignation of Supervisor Neil Hennessy. Hennessy's resignation becomes effective April 30, Called before the committee for interviews were Hartman, a Grass Valley automobile dealer, Grass Valley merchant Fred Conway, Nevada City sculpture and metal worker Norman Grag and retired engineer Richard Wilson of Nevada City, Hartman received the nod of the NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Published Every Thursday By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. 318 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. Alfred E. Heller, PublisherDonald L. Hoagiand, Editor. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper ‘of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960, Decree No. 12,406. Subscription rates: One year, $4; Two years, $6; Three , years, $8. kKkek&kkk&kkk 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE. AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION central committee after three ballots. The final vote was 8 to 6 in favor of Hartman, Conway was the second biggest votegetter. ‘Lou Hartman > The committee recommendation now goes toGov, Brown who will name his appointment the new supervisor, Assessment District Benefits Examined (Continued from Page 1) dicated, should be big enough and have enough assessed value to pay for the project. Ralph Friedrich, Zion St, insurance man, Said he thought the property owners most likely to benefit from added downtown parking should shoulder most of the burden, But he said the city could set aside some downtown parking meter revenues to help pay for downtown parking. Parking committee chairman Willard Rose said the parking program would be accomplished without hurting aesthetic values. SIERRA NEVADA Memorial Hospital between Grass Valley and Nevada City will take over operation of Miners Hospital in Nevada City on or before June 1 of this year. Sierra Takeover Set For June (Continued from Page 1) operation as would the hospital itself, The joining of Sierra Nevada with Miners Hospital brings together a totalcapacity of 63 beds with 42 at Sierra Nevada and 21 at Miners, Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital was opened in 1958. Casey said that current plans call for retention ofthe existing staffs at both hospitals. 4 Boho B@ehoMok)}o@oehoe® WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES The Pope’s Easter Message Again Asks For World Peace Pope Paul VI's Easter message from VATICAN CITY expressed the hope of many throughout the world that “every war and guerrilla operation (might) give way to constructive collaboration”: ees 28 8 During Easter week the U. S. stepped up its bombing raids in VIET NAM, using 230 U. S. and South Vietnamese planes in one raid near the Cambodian border, reaching within 60 miles of Hanoi, and dropping leaflets as well as bombs, The leaflets warned civilians to keep away from military targets and quoted excerpts from Pres, Johnson's John Hopkins speech, In HANOI, Premier Phan Van Dong of North Vietnam proposed . a four-point peace plan calling Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall April 15 52 44 trace 16 56 45 2.54 17 50 34 "05 18 57 43 08 19 60 49 27 20 42 48 21 65 49 .54 Rainfall to date 68.89 Rainfall last year 33.66 GRASS VALLEY Max, Min, Rainfall April 15 55 42 trace 16 57 44 2.45 17 52 37 04 18 59 44 .08 19 56 47 42 20 14 49 21 69 48 43 Rainfall to date 68.85 Rainfall last year 40.09 While there are some interior improvements being contemplated, Casey said the Miners Hospital building has been carefully inspected and was found to be structurally sound, No expansion is planned, he said. Casey said Tuesday that the joining of Sierra and Miners Hospitals will bring both under one management and will allow the advantages of better and more economical hospital supply purfor (1) Withdrawal of U. S. troops and an end to U.S, “intervention” in the S, Vietnamese civil w ar: (2) Adherence to the provisions of the Geneva agreement of 1954 which forbade military alliances with foreign countries and required free elections under international supervision; (3) Settlement of S, Vietnam's affairs by the S,Vietnamese without foreign interference; (4) Eventual "peaceful reunification” of Vietnam. ees 8 8 In. MOSCOW, Soviet Premier Kosygin criticized Pres. Johnson's “vague promises and contradictory statements”, his words of peace with deeds of war, and warned that continued use of gas and fire bombs by the U, S., would “invite retaliation in kind." He also offered a peace proposal calling for adherence to the Geneva agreement, an end to U. S. bombing, and evacuation of U. S. troops. In WASHINGTON, Sen. Fulbright joined former ambassador to Russia George Kennan in dalling fora temporary half to U. S. air strikes against North Vietnam, but Sec. of State Dean Rusk rejected the proposal, saying thz~ itwould only “encourage theaggressor and dishearten our (Vietnamese) friends”. see8s8s8 As the 10th anniversary celebration of the first African-Asian Bandung Conference began in INDONESIA, U. S. Presidential envoy Ellsworth Bunker ended his mission with the promise to withdraw the Peace Corps, one of the last U. S. agencies left in Indonesia. The 3-day observance of the anniversary of the first conference, which came out against racism and colonialism, was attended by 36 of 60 African and Asian countries invited, Indonesian President Sukarno was said to be seeking to coordinate efforts to drive Western powers out of Southeast Asia, chasing and better planning. of area health facilities for the future. Purchase of Miners Hospital plant and facilities will be made out of revenue and reserves of the Sierra Nevada Corporation and will be financed.over a period of eight years, Sierra Nevada Memorial expects to take possession of the Miners Hospital facilities on or before June 1. Ready Springs Voters Approve Bond Issue And State Loan Voters in the Ready Spring Union School District Tuesday approved a $45,000 bond issue and a state apportionment of $197,000 for expansion of the school plant in Penn Valley, The vote on the proposal to issue $45,000 in bonds was 193 to 66 and the vote to accept the state loan of $197,000 was 175 to 67, The residents recently voted to remove the’ district from the Nevada Union Sunior High System andreturn the seventh and eighth grade students to Ready Springs, The proposed building program is being undertaken to make room for the seventh and eighth graders and the continually growing enrollment in other grades. Sierra College Incumbents Are Returned To Office (Continued from Page 1) of Nevada City were cast in Chicago Park, Incumbent William Austin was returned to office after a race with three other candidates, Parker Stortz who had been touted as a gaint killer in some areas really only pulled in his own district of Clear Creek where he polled 30 v otes All four incumbents on the Sierra Junior College Board were returned to office, Richard Lee received 2, 355 votes for the Area’ 1 seat, Hal Welch pulled 2,252 in Area 2, George Duff was reelection in the only real contest by 76 votes over Erwin Stark and Dr, Robert Ross received 2,544. With two seats vacant on the county school board from Area 1, Jean Roese was elected and Dr. Robert Hume won the second seat ‘On a Write in vote, In Area 2, incumbent Alfred Dayton and Dr. C, Jackson Rayburn were elected, **1983nN AqunoD epeaon?** WD G96T ‘ZZ [lidy°

How They Voted In Tuesday’s Election The following is a list‘of candidates and the votes received in ~onsolidated school election held in Wester Nevada County Tues_ day. The asterisk indicates winners, Nevada City--H. L. Childers * 763, Victor Huber * 439, Carl Early*415, Tyler Micoleau 356, Ralph Friedrich 332, Marvin Caldwell 167. Grass Valley--Dr, Robert Ross * 1,190, Jack Montre * 898, James Hawkeswood * 817, Harrel Ammon 801, Bob Long 733, Ray Wishmeyer, 394, : Ready Springs--Roy T. Phillips* 197; John H, McLachlin * 192; Donald E, Johnson * 179, Union Hill--Audrey Dunbar * 152; David Merrill * 152; Clifford Shook * 82, Washington --Bernadette Crowley * 13, Stella Tracy * 13, Pleasant Valley --Leslie ’ Hinckle *31, Bemice Blake * 29, North San Juan--C, L. Spruill* 38, Marie Young* 36; Carl Dow 25, Pearl Miller 24, Heil Tomberg 1. Chicago Park--Sibyl Leutenecker® 60, Barbara Elmore* 43, J. F. Moberg 39, Clear CreekCyril Swan* 45, Elizabeth Black®* 31, Norman Reed 19, John E, Mitchell 1, Cherokee-J ack Clark® 18, °S. E, Stuart* 18, Pleasant Ridge--Anabel Struckman* 150, Doris Hannan* 113, Rufus Lovett* 113, Ralph E, Wollam, 82, Williard Schoellerman 82, Roy Peterson, 78, Patricia Jose, 69, Thomas Turner, 55, Nevada Union High School Board--Area 1, Charles Allert® 1584, Doug Ribble 986; Area 2, R, Peter Ingram* 2391; Area 5, William Austin*® 1113; Barbara Sailor 806; John J. Manuel 684; Parker Stortz 227, Sierra Junior College--Richard Lee* 2355; Hal Welch® 2252; George Duff* 1361; Dr, Robert Ross® 2544; Erwin Stark 1165. Nevada County Board--Jean Roese*546; Dr, Robert Hume® 29; Dr. C, Jackson Rayburn® 1,361; Alfred Dayton® 974, W. Ww. Esterly 597, Hartman Gets Democratic Nod For Hennessy’s Supervisor Seat Nevada. County Democratic Central Committee, meeting in specail session Monday night in the supervisors chambers at the courthouse nominated Lou Hartman ofGrass Valley as its choice for recomendation to the governor to appointment to the Third District Supervisorial seat in the county. The special session was called to interview four candidates who had applied for the seat left vacant by the resignation of Supervisor Neil Hennessy. Hennessy's resignation becomes effective April 30, Called before the committee for interviews were Hartman, a Grass Valley automobile dealer, Grass Valley merchant Fred Conway, Nevada City sculpture and metal worker Norman Grag and retired engineer Richard Wilson of Nevada City, Hartman received the nod of the NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Published Every Thursday By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. 318 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. Alfred E. Heller, PublisherDonald L. Hoagiand, Editor. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper ‘of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960, Decree No. 12,406. Subscription rates: One year, $4; Two years, $6; Three , years, $8. kKkek&kkk&kkk 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE. AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION central committee after three ballots. The final vote was 8 to 6 in favor of Hartman, Conway was the second biggest votegetter. ‘Lou Hartman > The committee recommendation now goes toGov, Brown who will name his appointment the new supervisor, Assessment District Benefits Examined (Continued from Page 1) dicated, should be big enough and have enough assessed value to pay for the project. Ralph Friedrich, Zion St, insurance man, Said he thought the property owners most likely to benefit from added downtown parking should shoulder most of the burden, But he said the city could set aside some downtown parking meter revenues to help pay for downtown parking. Parking committee chairman Willard Rose said the parking program would be accomplished without hurting aesthetic values. SIERRA NEVADA Memorial Hospital between Grass Valley and Nevada City will take over operation of Miners Hospital in Nevada City on or before June 1 of this year. Sierra Takeover Set For June (Continued from Page 1) operation as would the hospital itself, The joining of Sierra Nevada with Miners Hospital brings together a totalcapacity of 63 beds with 42 at Sierra Nevada and 21 at Miners, Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital was opened in 1958. Casey said that current plans call for retention ofthe existing staffs at both hospitals. 4 Boho B@ehoMok)}o@oehoe® WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES The Pope’s Easter Message Again Asks For World Peace Pope Paul VI's Easter message from VATICAN CITY expressed the hope of many throughout the world that “every war and guerrilla operation (might) give way to constructive collaboration”: ees 28 8 During Easter week the U. S.

stepped up its bombing raids in VIET NAM, using 230 U. S. and South Vietnamese planes in one raid near the Cambodian border, reaching within 60 miles of Hanoi, and dropping leaflets as well as bombs, The leaflets warned civilians to keep away from military targets and quoted excerpts from Pres, Johnson's John Hopkins speech, In HANOI, Premier Phan Van Dong of North Vietnam proposed . a four-point peace plan calling Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall April 15 52 44 trace 16 56 45 2.54 17 50 34 "05 18 57 43 08 19 60 49 27 20 42 48 21 65 49 .54 Rainfall to date 68.89 Rainfall last year 33.66 GRASS VALLEY Max, Min, Rainfall April 15 55 42 trace 16 57 44 2.45 17 52 37 04 18 59 44 .08 19 56 47 42 20 14 49 21 69 48 43 Rainfall to date 68.85 Rainfall last year 40.09 While there are some interior improvements being contemplated, Casey said the Miners Hospital building has been carefully inspected and was found to be structurally sound, No expansion is planned, he said. Casey said Tuesday that the joining of Sierra and Miners Hospitals will bring both under one management and will allow the advantages of better and more economical hospital supply purfor (1) Withdrawal of U. S. troops and an end to U.S, “intervention” in the S, Vietnamese civil w ar: (2) Adherence to the provisions of the Geneva agreement of 1954 which forbade military alliances with foreign countries and required free elections under international supervision; (3) Settlement of S, Vietnam's affairs by the S,Vietnamese without foreign interference; (4) Eventual "peaceful reunification” of Vietnam. ees 8 8 In. MOSCOW, Soviet Premier Kosygin criticized Pres. Johnson's “vague promises and contradictory statements”, his words of peace with deeds of war, and warned that continued use of gas and fire bombs by the U, S., would “invite retaliation in kind." He also offered a peace proposal calling for adherence to the Geneva agreement, an end to U. S. bombing, and evacuation of U. S. troops. In WASHINGTON, Sen. Fulbright joined former ambassador to Russia George Kennan in dalling fora temporary half to U. S. air strikes against North Vietnam, but Sec. of State Dean Rusk rejected the proposal, saying thz~ itwould only “encourage theaggressor and dishearten our (Vietnamese) friends”. see8s8s8 As the 10th anniversary celebration of the first African-Asian Bandung Conference began in INDONESIA, U. S. Presidential envoy Ellsworth Bunker ended his mission with the promise to withdraw the Peace Corps, one of the last U. S. agencies left in Indonesia. The 3-day observance of the anniversary of the first conference, which came out against racism and colonialism, was attended by 36 of 60 African and Asian countries invited, Indonesian President Sukarno was said to be seeking to coordinate efforts to drive Western powers out of Southeast Asia, chasing and better planning. of area health facilities for the future. Purchase of Miners Hospital plant and facilities will be made out of revenue and reserves of the Sierra Nevada Corporation and will be financed.over a period of eight years, Sierra Nevada Memorial expects to take possession of the Miners Hospital facilities on or before June 1. Ready Springs Voters Approve Bond Issue And State Loan Voters in the Ready Spring Union School District Tuesday approved a $45,000 bond issue and a state apportionment of $197,000 for expansion of the school plant in Penn Valley, The vote on the proposal to issue $45,000 in bonds was 193 to 66 and the vote to accept the state loan of $197,000 was 175 to 67, The residents recently voted to remove the’ district from the Nevada Union Sunior High System andreturn the seventh and eighth grade students to Ready Springs, The proposed building program is being undertaken to make room for the seventh and eighth graders and the continually growing enrollment in other grades. Sierra College Incumbents Are Returned To Office (Continued from Page 1) of Nevada City were cast in Chicago Park, Incumbent William Austin was returned to office after a race with three other candidates, Parker Stortz who had been touted as a gaint killer in some areas really only pulled in his own district of Clear Creek where he polled 30 v otes All four incumbents on the Sierra Junior College Board were returned to office, Richard Lee received 2, 355 votes for the Area’ 1 seat, Hal Welch pulled 2,252 in Area 2, George Duff was reelection in the only real contest by 76 votes over Erwin Stark and Dr, Robert Ross received 2,544. With two seats vacant on the county school board from Area 1, Jean Roese was elected and Dr. Robert Hume won the second seat ‘On a Write in vote, In Area 2, incumbent Alfred Dayton and Dr. C, Jackson Rayburn were elected, **1983nN AqunoD epeaon?** WD G96T ‘ZZ [lidy°