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January 9, 1963 (8 pages)

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FS REP APA 2 saa LOS ANGELES ---California (A selection of significant reports from the ‘U. S. metropolitan press and national periodicals.) Khrushchev stressed the need for "peaceful co-existance”. but warned that RUSSIA could destroy any capitalist aggressor in a matter of “hours---short hours” and that. that millions of members of the working class in capitalist countries would be killed. This statement was interpreted tobe an attack against Communist China's unrelenting nuclear war policy. eee ee eee 8 8 Communist CHINA'S current policy towards war and peace was revealed in an editorial in the official party newspaper in Peking. The editorial stated that nuclear war would end in the “extinction of imperialism and definitely not in the extinction of mankind"; co-existence between East and West is “inconceivable without struggle"; and only when socialist nations possess great superiority in nuclear weapons cana ban on sucess weapons be achieved. ee eepee eee 8 President De Gaulle-in a New Year's speech to the FRENCH armed forces called 1963 a “decisive” year for France because the emergence of France's atomic force ofa strong Western European union that could achieve a. balance with the U.S, eoeeece ee ee Ti BERLIN-East-German-Communist-leader-Walter UI= ‘bricht appealed in a New Year's message for the start of better: relations with West.Germany in 1963, “ eseeee ee ee 8 In the event of an atomic attack the U.S. most probably would be left in the hands of the Southern Demo‘ crats, according to a research survey. by University of California sociologists working under a Federal civil defense grant. The most desirable targets are presumed to be—on-the.coasts-and near the-northern-cities;-an-attack on these would decimate the Catholic, Jewish, Oriental, and Puerto Rican population, which are more highly concentrated in the-cities. eeeeneeee ee @ 2 Powerful Air Force leaders and their Congressional supporters in Washington are planning a last ditch effort to save the future of manned bombers by getting support for either the Skybolt air-to-ground missile or the RS 70 project.: The RS 70 plane would be a high altitude supersonic reconnaissance bomber. The Administration: has cancelled plans forthe Skybolt and does not seem to feel that the RS 70 is an essential part of our defense system. Congress has appropriated money for the building of the bomber and has asked that the RS 70 program be "restudied, ” see eee ene & & As Congress reconvenes, efforts are being made in both Houses to liberalize rules in order to free legislation from committee bottlenecks. es eee ee ee 8 & U.S. aidsin SOUTH VIETNAM were trying to find the reasons for the resounding. defeat of South Vietnamese troops at the hands of a smaller force:of Communist guerillasinthe battle of Ap Bac. It is felt by some military Officers that the Vietnamese are not interested in having American advisers or in listening to them. ee ee ee Re SK Dr, Ralph Bunche, sent to the CONGO by Secretary U Thant of the United Nations, arrived in Elizabethville and began his task of coordinating communication lines from UN headquarters in New York to the UN troops in the Congo, The campaign to end Katanga's secession was expected to end soon. In a New Year's eve toast at the Kremlin. party Premier g would fiicréase its power. He also called for the building ~~ took a major step in its battle December when the State .Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Board unanimously trol devices for installation on used cars starting in 1964. MV PCB recommended enactment of legislation calling for atwo-year, staggered the devices. This would affect approximately 6 million vehicles now on the road. The recommended installation schedule for the devices would start with commercial vehicles on Jan. 1, 1964. Installation.would correspond withthe last digit in the license number. Thus, trucks and buses with license numbers ending in 1 would vehicle with a license numberending in 2 would install the device in February, and so-omn; Purchasers of used cars during 1964 would also be required toinstall a device before they could register the car with the Department of Motor Vehicles. Cost of the device and installation would average between $15 . and $18 per vehicle. against auto-created smog in. approved two crankcase con-" At the same time, the. schedule for installation of ~ad-d-devices—in-January,—A“Saran Control Devices, . Named For Used Cars The same staggered schedule would apply during 1965 to all other passenger cars. The MVPCB estimated that by November, 1965, approximately 90% of the car population in metropolitan areas of California would have crankcase devices. In the Los Angeles area alone this would mean the elimination of 650 tons of smog-producing hydrocarbons a day from the atmosphere. Exemptions from installation will be granted to cars for which no device is available. Individual counties, presumably in rural or moun~ tain areas, whose Boards of Supervisors, after public hearings, find no autocaused car pollution may exclude themselves from manditory requirements for used Cars, by the MVPGB-for-used_cars will give a higher level of } control than those now being installed on 1963. models, They will reduce crankcase fumes by nearly 100%. The two are those of AC Spark Plug and Walker Manufacturing Co. Thus. far, the MVPCB has approved 17 crankcase devices for factory installation only.However, ~starting: in a eed This column is for the purpose of sharpening the interest of would-be Mycologists (those who study mushrooms) and Mycophogists(those who eat mushrooms), and hot tobe used as positive identification of poisonous and — non=poisonous mushrooms. This can only be determined _by microscopic study of spores and close study of other characteristics, The best way to make determinations before using specimens for food is to gather them and ‘take themtoa known authority and keep doing this until © no doubt is left. It actually is quite simple to learn them this way. Of Fungi. By Lillian “ fe State Will Sell Highway 40 Plot MARYSVILLE---The State Division of Highways will accept sealed bids at the Marysville district office The two devices certified 1964 one of the improved systems will be required on new cars. Vehicles with a previously approved device will not be requiredto change,’ according to Dr. J. B. Askew of San Diego, _ Board chairman. These are now on 1,2 million cars in the state. A. representative of the automobile industry asked theBoard to relieve Detroit} from installing these "100%" crankcase systems on 1964 models because engineering has been “buttoned up" on ‘64 cars. Members felt if such installations are'to be required on used cars, they should be required for new ~Cars, —— SREP ee until 10 a.m. Feb. 8 for the purchase of a .74-acre plot of excess land in Placer County adjacent to the north side of the US 40 freeway just east of Monte Vista Inn. Located about 10 miles northeasterly of Colfax, the rectangular parcel is part of the property acquired for . ” freeway construction and is
no longer needed for highWay purposes. Recommended bid is $1500. Minimum deposit regardless of bid is $334.40. The SHAGGY MANE MUSHROOM (edible), Coprinus comatus, Commonly called the “Inky Caps", these are easy to recognize because of the black spores at maturity and the manner in which the gills dissolve into black ink . with age. Forthis reason, only young specimens are desirable for food, but these are an epicures delight. They often grow in clusters in unusual places, such as This picture was taken near a building on Spring Hill, coming up year after year--thus making a tasty meal for the finder, not myself. I was honored with the privilege of photographing this group. However, I did find a group growing along a roadside this falland had my. first chanceto taste them, thus making me ever on the alert for more. We have inthis picture, a good example of Therate of growth of personal income of California residents is 4.5 per cent as compared to the national average of 2.8 per cent. both young and old mushrooms. At-first, the cap is cylindrical and later expanding, whitish with large yellowish-brown scales, from which it gets the common name of Shaggy Mane. The gills are whitish at first, turing $i tii B black and the stem is slender and hollow “hard packed soil, along roadsides, in lawns or fields; = CHUCK bateaey 4 SHORT FHA Offers Farm Loans For Development Of Recreational Sites AUBURN ---Farmers' Home: Nevada, Amador, Placer Administration is now acand El Dorado Counties, said epting loan applications today. from family farmers for the Loans also are available to development of recreation [° nonprofit eeigrieas mia of enterprises on their farms, farmers and others living in Raymond Gardner, County rural communities to cover Supervisor of the agency for the cost of shifting land to different uses, including recreation, PHONE 273-¢€5.22 On ‘family farms in, Nev‘ada, Amador,, Placer and El GRASS VALLEY Wed. Dorado Counties, among the enterprises that now may be financed by a Farmers Home Administration loan are cottages for hunters and-fishermen, stables. and horses for Mtr poat picnic grounds, and boat docks, row boats and ALIS) cuipment for fishing. Associations may use Farmers Home Administration loansto develop a large recreation area, such asa park or lake shore, golf course or skiing facility; to convert land now being cropped into a grazing or forested area; and to estaé blish a wildlife refuge, among other enterprises. @QGardner said that his agency will use its regular lend) ‘BoBBy! ing programs to finance the DEE \ DARIN new recreation loans. The Sat. ALSO AT 7:00-10:25 “SAVAGE GUNS” Sus Tues. ‘ A HN LUND mediate credit~farmers can CARRMA obtain to cover operating \ grou Ke FANIE POWL® [erg wor A tinwessat ve Costs of a recreation project also : is $35,000. Under the real estate loan program they’can borrow a maximum of $60, 000 to develop land and buildings for recreation. T.H. McGUIRE & SON CONSULTING ENGINEERS ail NEAL STREET POO. BOX 1148 GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA phone 209-728} T.H. McGuire, C.E. No.640 —s CT. McGuire, L.S. No.2089 R.J. McGuire, M.ENo. 5886 — =e. W. ts Stagecoach to Dancers Rock MICHELINE PRESE maximum amount of inter’ BonelessROUND STEAK Breakfast-—Pure Pork LINK SAUSAGE RAT FR8 LAC KHAWK SLICED BACON Boneless-Luscious CROSS RIB ROAST 1//¢/. Well AgedLean Meaty RIBS Top v7 z ‘SPECIAL’ OF THE WEEK FROZEN Cream Pies 8 inch 39¢ Simple Simon o 7] Ib ~~ » 8] 5] »57¢ GROUND CHUCK oTT¢ WE GIVE---SERVICE---QUALITY---EVERY DAY LOW PRICES -OPEN DAILY 9-6:30. y ALL OUR MEAT GRADED USDA CHOICE 754 Zion Street, Nevada City APPLES POTATOES 103 cance: CA B BA G é Crisp Cannonball ORANGE LETTUCE . care eas Heads Fresh-Tasty GROUND BEEF 13/¢ Boneless-Bottom ROUND STEAK bb //¢ _ BONELESS . STEW BEEF: 5 I1¢ Extra Lean PRODUCE “GARDEN FRESH’ ~-SUNDAY 10-6:30 Phone 265-4880 Washington Delicious 2 . b 29¢ 45¢ 5¢ . b doz SPE 296 : New Crop ‘Navel COR BEANS STOKELEY’S TOMATO SAUCE CANNED MILK === 8:99¢ TASTEWELL . #303 Cream Style or Whole Kernel ae ( TASTEWELL #303 Cut Green 5 om Ph ph aS 2 a 14:99¢ APPLESAUCE *25"" WESSON O1 99¢. Large Size f 1:99 Extra ? f , Fear orgie gag 2 SNOWDRIFT 2: WITH COUPON Clip This Coupon