July 22, 1965 (20 pages)

Holiday Accidents Statistics Are Disclosed By Highway Patrol Chief . The critical hours for traffic deaths during the recent Fourth of July holiday weekend were between 9 p.m. and midnight, although non-fatal accidents occured most frequently during the late afternoon and early evening hours. These facts were disclosed in a review of the traffic accidents investigated by the California Highway Patrol released last week by Patrol Commissioner Bradford M. Crittenden. . "Seven of the 21 fatal accidents the Patrol investigated during the holiday occured during this time period, " Crittenden declared. "They killed eight persons, eight of whom were drivers and the other a passenger, and both drivers were killed in one of the accidents, " Except for the time element, there was little similarity among these incidents, Crittenden noted. “T wo were single car mishaps in which the driver lost control of his car and ran off the roadway. Three cars were involved in one crash in which one vehicle was on the wrong side of a divided highway. Its driver was killed. "Both drivers died in a head-on collision that occurred when one driver crossed over the center line of atwo-laneroadway. An intersection collision between twocars cost the life of one driver and brought criminal charges against the other. "A rear-end collision between two moving cars on a freeway killed a passenger in the struck car, and the eighth victim was the driver of a parked car that was struck by a passing truck. "Of the 13 drivers involved, two were classed as obviously intoxicated and twowere reported to have been drinking-enough to impair their driving ability to some degree. The other nine, including five who were killed, had not been drinking. " More than one-third of the nonfatal accidents investigated by the Highway Patrol occurred between 5 p.m. and 10p. m., Crittenden said, More than half of the accidents occurred in the counties in which at least one of the drivers involved resided. In fatalaccidents, howfever, only 42% of the drivers were in their homecounty, and almost 10% were non-California residents. Weeeeeeeas JUST ONE WILL DO! For this purpose, just one will do. Likewise, for the job of protecting you against financial loss from the hazards of home ownership, you don’t need several separate policies just one will do. That’s our modern, convenient Package Policy for Homeowners. CURNOWeHALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. Dial 265-4586 dN) al ATMA CASUALTY Highway Patrol Jobs Available Young men seeking career opportunities which offer solid Opportunity foradvancement, ‘generous salaries, an excellent retirement program and other benefits should consider the California Highway Patrol," Lt. G. D, Wallihan, commander of the Patrol's Grass Valley Area, has said. Applications arenow being accepted for the position of State Traffic Officer, but only a few days remain before the filing deadline of July 23. Application blanks may be obtained from the local CHP office, 642 Nevada City Highway, he said. Eligible men are those between 21 and 31 who are high school graduates or the equivalent, in good health with no disabling defects, between 5 feet 9 and 6 feet 6, have normal vision and hearing, and have been California residents at least one year. S96T ‘2% Atng** 2288nN Ayun05 epeaon’': OD Sn ne he rn CRERPRIESSSS AS SESERSED RSET CERES OES 2 RESERVE SEATS NOW FOR THE 2 ° FINAL SHOWS OF THE SEASON : : ORDER BY MAIL OR PHONE “ 0Gbb0600090400406066000600646b06e eden EOsoCaar JULY 19-25 Direct from Broadway — the delightful musical version of The Rainmaker. D 110 IN THE SHADE bs ; JOHN GAYLEA NORWOOD DAVIDSON BYRNE SMITH with MARVIN MILLER adtt™.26 TAKE ME ALONG ‘it MAnvin muuer ausust GUYS AND DOLLS “™ jove? AMES on 9-15 SHOW BOAT BEVERLY ALLYSON az" A FUNNY THING“ aEugsonow 16-29 GiL LAMB (2 WEEKS) WAPPENED ON THE WAY BUSTER WEST TO THE FORUM © OOOO OOOOH OOOOH HHHHOHHOHOHOOHHOOHOOOOOOOEOCO > At The Sacramento Light Opera Association's 4 POSE . Civic Theater Box Office $ ; © 1419 H 441-3163 4 Aj fr t d f es ; $3.95 $3.50 $2.95 § 0 os , no e i ost with . $2.50 $1.75 * 215th and H Sacramento Tickets also available at:e Hy ' © . PRODUCED BY LEWIS AND YOUNG FOWLER TV * new re rigera orewe @ Presented by The Sacramento Civic Theater 922 Lincoln Way 885-6256 4 : Ld @ SPONSORED BY THE BEE, KFBK AND KOVR A California : : © 0000000000000000000000000000000l 0 eee eeeeeeees EE

Holiday Accidents Statistics Are Disclosed By Highway Patrol Chief . The critical hours for traffic deaths during the recent Fourth of July holiday weekend were between 9 p.m. and midnight, although non-fatal accidents occured most frequently during the late afternoon and early evening hours. These facts were disclosed in a review of the traffic accidents investigated by the California Highway Patrol released last week by Patrol Commissioner Bradford M. Crittenden. . "Seven of the 21 fatal accidents the Patrol investigated during the holiday occured during this time period, " Crittenden declared. "They killed eight persons, eight of whom were drivers and the other a passenger, and both drivers were killed in one of the accidents, " Except for the time element, there was little similarity among these incidents, Crittenden noted. “T wo were single car mishaps in which the driver lost control of his car and ran off the roadway. Three cars were involved in one crash in which one vehicle was on the wrong side of a divided highway. Its driver was killed. "Both drivers died in a head-on collision that occurred when one driver crossed over the center line of atwo-laneroadway. An intersection collision between twocars cost the life of one driver and brought criminal charges against the other. "A rear-end collision between two moving cars on a freeway killed a passenger in the struck car, and the eighth victim was the driver of a parked car that was struck by a passing truck. "Of the 13 drivers involved, two were classed as obviously intoxicated and twowere reported to have been drinking-enough to impair their driving ability to some degree. The other nine, including five who were killed, had not been drinking. " More than one-third of the nonfatal accidents investigated by the Highway Patrol occurred between 5 p.m. and 10p. m., Crittenden said, More than half of the accidents occurred in the counties in which at least one of the drivers involved resided. In fatalaccidents, howfever, only 42% of the drivers were in their homecounty, and almost 10% were non-California residents. Weeeeeeeas JUST ONE WILL DO! For this purpose, just one will do. Likewise, for the job of protecting you against financial loss from the hazards of home

ownership, you don’t need several separate policies just one will do. That’s our modern, convenient Package Policy for Homeowners. CURNOWeHALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. Dial 265-4586 dN) al ATMA CASUALTY Highway Patrol Jobs Available Young men seeking career opportunities which offer solid Opportunity foradvancement, ‘generous salaries, an excellent retirement program and other benefits should consider the California Highway Patrol," Lt. G. D, Wallihan, commander of the Patrol's Grass Valley Area, has said. Applications arenow being accepted for the position of State Traffic Officer, but only a few days remain before the filing deadline of July 23. Application blanks may be obtained from the local CHP office, 642 Nevada City Highway, he said. Eligible men are those between 21 and 31 who are high school graduates or the equivalent, in good health with no disabling defects, between 5 feet 9 and 6 feet 6, have normal vision and hearing, and have been California residents at least one year. S96T ‘2% Atng** 2288nN Ayun05 epeaon’': OD Sn ne he rn CRERPRIESSSS AS SESERSED RSET CERES OES 2 RESERVE SEATS NOW FOR THE 2 ° FINAL SHOWS OF THE SEASON : : ORDER BY MAIL OR PHONE “ 0Gbb0600090400406066000600646b06e eden EOsoCaar JULY 19-25 Direct from Broadway — the delightful musical version of The Rainmaker. D 110 IN THE SHADE bs ; JOHN GAYLEA NORWOOD DAVIDSON BYRNE SMITH with MARVIN MILLER adtt™.26 TAKE ME ALONG ‘it MAnvin muuer ausust GUYS AND DOLLS “™ jove? AMES on 9-15 SHOW BOAT BEVERLY ALLYSON az" A FUNNY THING“ aEugsonow 16-29 GiL LAMB (2 WEEKS) WAPPENED ON THE WAY BUSTER WEST TO THE FORUM © OOOO OOOOH OOOOH HHHHOHHOHOHOOHHOOHOOOOOOOEOCO > At The Sacramento Light Opera Association's 4 POSE . Civic Theater Box Office $ ; © 1419 H 441-3163 4 Aj fr t d f es ; $3.95 $3.50 $2.95 § 0 os , no e i ost with . $2.50 $1.75 * 215th and H Sacramento Tickets also available at:e Hy ' © . PRODUCED BY LEWIS AND YOUNG FOWLER TV * new re rigera orewe @ Presented by The Sacramento Civic Theater 922 Lincoln Way 885-6256 4 : Ld @ SPONSORED BY THE BEE, KFBK AND KOVR A California : : © 0000000000000000000000000000000l 0 eee eeeeeeees EE