January 2, 1964 (16 pages)

tf ‘ 2 watainy of eignilttaateveees as reported in the U.S. metro(Continued fromPage yn politan ig‘and national peristate. Basically it guarantees the . odicals. ) . oe right of all men to buy or sell a oe i As aia Aaa 8 property regardless of their race, In WASHINGTON Congress adnational origin or creed. It has . : journed. for Christmas, after the sensible checks and balarices so House passed the foreign aid ap Senator PaulJ. Lunardi, representing Placer, Nevada, a nd Sierra Counties has been appoint that it will prevent abuses. ed by the Senate Rules Committee propriation measure of $3 billion, . ” "Those who oppose it are using over $1.5 billion less than the the same argument that the segresum requested by the late Presitionists in the to the important Senate Fac Finding Committee on Natal South have been Resources. Lunardi advised tha this committee conducts investi dent Kennedy. Political hassling preaching for the past ten years. over the measure lasted up until The argument is whether one gations bearing upon oil, gas, mines, conservation, soil, small Christrnas Eve. The main point group has the right to prevent "of contention was a previously others from eating where they passed House amendment pre-. choose, . riding where they wish, venting the President from exgoing toschool together or living . tending credit for private wheat as neighbors. If this piece of sales to Russia. The Senate re= legislation is unconstitutional, jected this provision, and follow this can be determined in the ing Senate-House conference, it courts. was subsequently removed from “If we are the Christians in the the final proposal. President JohnWest, who we claim we are, let son objected to it as limiting his us recognize this attempt to reability to conduct a flexible forpeal the Rumford Act -for.what it eign policy. House passage of the is--a denial of the principle of billwas also delayed because of good will toward men by special absenteeism of Democratic memprivilege groups. We lay this or bers who had prematurely left your Christian consciences. “ town for the holiday. The Reverend Noble pointed +++ 44 out that major religious leaders Representatives of the European and organizations throughout the Common Market, meeting in state have taken positions strongBRUSSELS, hammered out a yearly in opposition to the housing end tariff agreement for sales of initiative petition. agricultural commodities within the market. France will gain the most from this agreement, since it is the largest agricultural pro ‘63 Reviewed ducer in the market, In return (Continued from Page 1) for granting concessionsto the SEPTEMBER.18 cent county French, Germany received school tax rise forced by. state. limited assurances that the mar Restoration begins on Red Castle ket will take a “liberal” position: . ; ‘4«Ott's Museum opens,.A pos-. in trade negotiations.with:the:}‘sible summer theater program and U.S. next spring. state historical park for Nevada \ +++ ++ Fighting which erupted between Greeks and T urks on the island of CYPRUS was quelled after Greek, Turkish, and British forces combined to enforce a cease-fire. +++ ++ At a news conference held on the LBJ ranch at JOHNSON CITY, Texas, President Johnson said the government would pufsue its policy of closing down unneces sary military bases, He said the money could be better used to meet pressing national needs such as better education. Chancellor Erhard of West Germany was welcomed at the ranch for a round of discussions and Texas-style entertainment, +++ ++ WEST BERLIN authorities protested tothe East German government against the murder of an East German youth who attempted tocrossthe Berlin Wall, The protest was widely regarded as significant because it implied partial recognition of theCommunist regime, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Published EveryThursday by NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. , 318 Broad Street, Nev ada ‘.ty, Calif. Second class posta se paid at Nevada City, Calf. Adjudicateda legal new ~aper of general circulabe tion by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960 Decree ‘No. 12,406. Subscriprates: One year, $4; Twe ears, $6; Three ycars, $8, City discussedin NC. . .$2.5 million Sierra College bond issue voted down. . 200 attend Capitol District BPW convention in NC. OCTOBER.W ells Fargo re.turnsto Nevada ‘County. . . Protests meet Broad St. sidewalk narrow ing suggestion in NC.Over 100 attend “Small City" workshop sponsored by UC at Davis. Brickell trial results in hung jury. ~NOVEMBER.,Paul Lunardi wins Senate seat in close race. Grand jusy raps road dept. inspec tion methods, urges hiring of county engineer. .Branding Iron craft harbors, beaches and parks, forestry, fish and game, recrea A STATE SENATOR---Paul J. Lunardi (D-Rose ce for ville) is shown receiving the Oath of Offi direct participation in developing policy with regard to those re State Senator from Supreme Court Justice Paul sources upon which this district is the vitally dependent. I feel that my Peek inthe Senate Chambers. Accompanying . years in the Assembly during Senator-elect at the rostrum is his father, Mike . which timelI authored many bills Lunardi, and Lt. Governor Glenn M. Anderson .on these subjects will prove to be extremely valuablein considering specific subjects assigned to the fact finding committee. Senator Lunardi advised that he will attend a meeting of the Chamber President To Set Election civic events, including a flea (Continued from Page 1) natural resources committee Jan uary6 and7 in Los Angeles which is being held to continue its re market, lighting Nevada City at view ofthe contracts proposed by their services to help ina reacChristmastime -and, in conjunc-: the City of Long Beach to develop tion with the Nevada County oilin the tidelands area which is ‘tivation program. _ President McGee answered by Horsemen, a junior rodeo. "Even this has been a struggle, ' saying that the chamber's future would be determined when the said President McGee. group held its monthly meeting After the upcoming election willthere be enough interest and , Atthis meeting, with the poscooperation shown for the cham on Sept. 23. of last year. held in trust by the city for the state as well-as the status of the trust relationship existing be tween the city and the state as well as the status of the tideland boundary determination," said Lunardi’ “to’ see~if legislation is necessary to insure that statewide public interest will be protected . sibility. of no chamber facing ber to continue? If not, what happefis when time them, nearly 50 residents of Nevfor the Tour of Nevada City biada City appeared, including cycle race, the Fourth of July and to reflect the fact that the oil nine of the 11 directors. Pledges of renewed support other.events usually sponsored by being produced does belong to the were received from several inthe Chamber of Commerce rolls state. " terested groups, among them the around? Nevada County Horsemen, the} Trial Date Set For Daughters of the Golden West and the Auxiliary to the V.F.W. Trio Accused Murder Toycen, attorney William Nevada City Civic Club, the Nevada City BPW, the Native Since that time, the Chamber of Commerce has sponsored a few Three men, Roger M. MealWetherall to\defend Burns and man, 29, Robert L. Burns, 31, public defender Leo T odd to de and Clifford R. Toycen, 29, ac cused of the fatal shooting of Weather highway patrolman Glenn Carl son will go ontrial for first degree Cafe burns in NC,.Community and nation mourn JFK. DECEMBER. 11th Annual NC Artists Christmas Fair. Supervisors adopt new county salary or tion and the public domain. “This appointment,” said Lunardi “will permit me to continue NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall Dee.24 01.) 26 .00 95 $4. . 27 .00 o6<.51-< 27 . 00 21 Bi 36 .02 28 56 34 . 00 29 55 33 . 00 30 56 34 Rainfall to date Rainfall last. year 00 17.53 30. 92 GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rainfall Dec. 24 murder. in Nevada City January 20. The three men were arraigned before Superior Court Judge Vernon Stoll who set the trial date after the trio pleaded innocent to the murder charges. Toycen also pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity and will undergo psychiatric tests at DeWitt State Hospital before the trial. Carlson was shot to death last November 15 when he stopped the trio's stolen car.in a traffic check. near Donner Lake following the 60 37 . 00 2 62. 6.69 36 .-37 .00 . 00 27°89 40 trace Sacramento. 28 .62 41 29 60 40 30 65 48 Rainfall to date trace . 00 .00 18,57 30.59 Burns with the holdup. They al Rainfall last year $44,000 holdup of the Northgate Branch of the Bank of America in Federal authorities have also accused Mealman, Toycen and legedly robbed the bank four hours . before patrolman Carlson was gunned down. _ Judge Stoll has appointed at tomey Victor Huber to defend resent Mealman. Each of the accused\men have prior prison records, VINYL COATED PRINT LINOLEUM now at the price of former print (which is dis-continued) 9’ an 12” rolls . @ he sq. yd. ——_* *# # @¢ © ¢ ¢ = . 54" CONGOWALL . WALL COVERING @ 49‘ iin. ft. Do-it-yourself tor a long lasting and easily cared for covering. SEEUS FOR ALL YOUR FLOOR ING NEEDS. > > &> JIM HEATHER FLOOR COVERING _233 MILL STREET GRASS phone. VALLEY 273-6098 4 a8eqg'*"p96T ‘z Alenues:* 1088nN oyz***Z o8ed . Paul aera? Gets Senate Resources Job

tf ‘ 2 watainy of eignilttaateveees as reported in the U.S. metro(Continued fromPage yn politan ig‘and national peristate. Basically it guarantees the . odicals. ) . oe right of all men to buy or sell a oe i As aia Aaa 8 property regardless of their race, In WASHINGTON Congress adnational origin or creed. It has . : journed. for Christmas, after the sensible checks and balarices so House passed the foreign aid ap Senator PaulJ. Lunardi, representing Placer, Nevada, a nd Sierra Counties has been appoint that it will prevent abuses. ed by the Senate Rules Committee propriation measure of $3 billion, . ” "Those who oppose it are using over $1.5 billion less than the the same argument that the segresum requested by the late Presitionists in the to the important Senate Fac Finding Committee on Natal South have been Resources. Lunardi advised tha this committee conducts investi dent Kennedy. Political hassling preaching for the past ten years. over the measure lasted up until The argument is whether one gations bearing upon oil, gas, mines, conservation, soil, small Christrnas Eve. The main point group has the right to prevent "of contention was a previously others from eating where they passed House amendment pre-. choose, . riding where they wish, venting the President from exgoing toschool together or living . tending credit for private wheat as neighbors. If this piece of sales to Russia. The Senate re= legislation is unconstitutional, jected this provision, and follow this can be determined in the ing Senate-House conference, it courts. was subsequently removed from “If we are the Christians in the the final proposal. President JohnWest, who we claim we are, let son objected to it as limiting his us recognize this attempt to reability to conduct a flexible forpeal the Rumford Act -for.what it eign policy. House passage of the is--a denial of the principle of billwas also delayed because of good will toward men by special absenteeism of Democratic memprivilege groups. We lay this or bers who had prematurely left your Christian consciences. “ town for the holiday. The Reverend Noble pointed +++ 44 out that major religious leaders Representatives of the European and organizations throughout the Common Market, meeting in state have taken positions strongBRUSSELS, hammered out a yearly in opposition to the housing end tariff agreement for sales of initiative petition. agricultural commodities within the market. France will gain the most from this agreement, since it is the largest agricultural pro ‘63 Reviewed ducer in the market, In return (Continued from Page 1) for granting concessionsto the SEPTEMBER..18 cent county French, Germany received school tax rise forced by. state.. limited assurances that the mar Restoration begins on Red Castle ket will take a “liberal” position: . ; ‘4«Ott's Museum opens,.A pos-. in trade negotiations.with:the:}‘sible summer theater program and U.S. next spring. state historical park for Nevada \ +++ ++ Fighting which erupted between Greeks and T urks on the island of CYPRUS was quelled after Greek, Turkish, and British forces combined to enforce a cease-fire. +++ ++ At a news conference held on the LBJ ranch at JOHNSON CITY, Texas, President Johnson said the government would pufsue its policy of closing down unneces sary military bases, He said the money could be better used to meet pressing national needs such as better education. Chancellor Erhard of West Germany was welcomed at the ranch for a round of discussions and Texas-style entertainment, +++ ++ WEST BERLIN authorities protested tothe East German government against the murder of an East German youth who attempted tocrossthe Berlin Wall, The protest was widely regarded as significant because it implied partial recognition of theCommunist regime, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Published EveryThursday by NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. , 318 Broad Street, Nev ada ‘.ty, Calif. Second class posta se paid at Nevada City, Calf. Adjudicateda legal new ~aper of general circulabe tion by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960 Decree ‘No. 12,406. Subscriprates: One year, $4; Twe ears, $6; Three ycars, $8, City discussedin NC. . .$2.5 million Sierra College bond issue voted down. . 200 attend Capitol District BPW convention in NC. OCTOBER..W ells Fargo re.turnsto Nevada ‘County. . . Protests meet Broad St. sidewalk narrow ing suggestion in NC..Over 100 attend “Small City" workshop sponsored by UC at Davis.. Brickell trial results in hung jury. ~NOVEMBER.,Paul Lunardi wins Senate seat in close race.. Grand jusy raps road dept. inspec tion methods, urges hiring of county engineer. .Branding Iron craft harbors, beaches and parks, forestry, fish and game, recrea A STATE SENATOR---Paul J. Lunardi (D-Rose ce for ville) is shown receiving the Oath of Offi direct participation in developing policy with regard to those re State Senator from Supreme Court Justice Paul sources upon which this district is the vitally dependent. I feel that my Peek inthe Senate Chambers. Accompanying . years in the Assembly during Senator-elect at the rostrum is his father, Mike . which timelI authored many bills Lunardi, and Lt. Governor Glenn M. Anderson .on these subjects will prove to be extremely valuablein considering specific subjects assigned to the fact finding committee. Senator Lunardi advised that he will attend a meeting of the Chamber President To Set Election civic events, including a flea (Continued from Page 1) natural resources committee Jan uary6 and7 in Los Angeles which is being held to continue its re market, lighting Nevada City at view ofthe contracts proposed by their services to help ina reacChristmastime -and, in conjunc-: the City of Long Beach to develop tion with the Nevada County oilin the tidelands area which is ‘tivation program. _ President McGee answered by Horsemen, a junior rodeo. "Even this has been a struggle, ' saying that the chamber's future would be determined when the said President McGee. group held its monthly meeting After the upcoming election willthere be enough interest and , Atthis meeting, with the poscooperation shown for the cham on Sept. 23. of last year. held in trust by the city for the

state as well-as the status of the trust relationship existing be tween the city and the state as well as the status of the tideland boundary determination," said Lunardi’ “to’ see~if legislation is necessary to insure that statewide public interest will be protected . sibility. of no chamber facing ber to continue? If not, what happefis when time them, nearly 50 residents of Nevfor the Tour of Nevada City biada City appeared, including cycle race, the Fourth of July and to reflect the fact that the oil nine of the 11 directors. Pledges of renewed support other.events usually sponsored by being produced does belong to the were received from several inthe Chamber of Commerce rolls state. " terested groups, among them the around? Nevada County Horsemen, the} Trial Date Set For Daughters of the Golden West and the Auxiliary to the V.F.W. Trio Accused Murder Toycen, attorney William Nevada City Civic Club, the Nevada City BPW, the Native Since that time, the Chamber of Commerce has sponsored a few Three men, Roger M. MealWetherall to\defend Burns and man, 29, Robert L. Burns, 31, public defender Leo T odd to de and Clifford R. Toycen, 29, ac cused of the fatal shooting of Weather highway patrolman Glenn Carl son will go ontrial for first degree Cafe burns in NC,.Community and nation mourn JFK. DECEMBER.. 11th Annual NC Artists Christmas Fair.. Supervisors adopt new county salary or tion and the public domain. “This appointment,” said Lunardi “will permit me to continue NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall Dee.24 01..) 26 .00 95 $4. . 27 .00 o6<.51-< 27 . 00 21 Bi 36 .02 28 56 34 . 00 29 55 33 . 00 30 56 34 Rainfall to date Rainfall last. year 00 17.53 30. 92 GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rainfall Dec. 24 murder. in Nevada City January 20. The three men were arraigned before Superior Court Judge Vernon Stoll who set the trial date after the trio pleaded innocent to the murder charges. Toycen also pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity and will undergo psychiatric tests at DeWitt State Hospital before the trial. Carlson was shot to death last November 15 when he stopped the trio's stolen car.in a traffic check. near Donner Lake following the 60 37 . 00 2 62. 6.69 36 .-37 .00 . 00 27°89 40 trace Sacramento. 28 .62 41 29 60 40 30 65 48 Rainfall to date trace . 00 .00 18,57 30.59 Burns with the holdup. They al Rainfall last year $44,000 holdup of the Northgate Branch of the Bank of America in Federal authorities have also accused Mealman, Toycen and legedly robbed the bank four hours . before patrolman Carlson was gunned down. _ Judge Stoll has appointed at tomey Victor Huber to defend resent Mealman. Each of the accused\men have prior prison records, VINYL COATED PRINT LINOLEUM now at the price of former print (which is dis-continued) 9’ an 12” rolls . @ he sq. yd. ——_* *# # @¢ © ¢ ¢ = . 54" CONGOWALL . WALL COVERING @ 49‘ iin. ft. Do-it-yourself tor a long lasting and easily cared for covering. SEEUS FOR ALL YOUR FLOOR ING NEEDS. > > &> JIM HEATHER FLOOR COVERING _233 MILL STREET GRASS phone. VALLEY 273-6098 4 a8eqg'*"p96T ‘z Alenues:* 1088nN oyz***Z o8ed . Paul aera? Gets Senate Resources Job