June 19, 1963 (20 pages)

S96T ‘6T euN{** *-LFDONN e4L’**s 2 Beg ORO) ‘(A summary of significant reports fromthe U.S. metropolitan press. and national periodicals. ) +h+ 4 + Under Secretary of State W. Averell Harriman will be sent to MOSCOW in a new British and American attempt toreacha test ban agreement with Russia, following the July 5 .Russian-Chinese “peace conference”. ttt et : Diplomats at the UNITED NA TIONS praised Pres. Kennedy for his speech ofJune 10 at American rrace contestant Sunday found the temperature too hot for his tire, University, in which he proposed THE SPILLWAY..This senio s not injured, a “strategy of peace” to end the and a blowout caused him to spill. The tire can be seen off the bike's rim. He wa “vicious and dangerous cycle” of and replaced the tire to continue in the race. Larry Gille, Sacramento junior rider, had the same to control his bike, riding it to a stop up the Pine St. sidewalk at the Cold War, called for a re examination of the basic attitudes trouble (below) but was able of the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. [Commercial St. His tire, too, can be seen off the rim. toward each other, and warned both “not to see only a distorted view of the other side, not to see ~ conflict. as inevitable, accomo dation as impossible, and communication as. anexchange of epithets and threats. " ++ +++ In WASHINGTON, June 13, Secretary of Defense McNamara appeared hefore the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to sup port Pres, Kennedy's$1, 405, 000, 000 foreign military aid request. Sen. Fulbright, the Chairman of the committee, charged that U.S. bases in Spain and Portugal benefited those nations more than they did the U.S.; that, if they were for the defense of Western Eruope, Western European countries should help pay for them. Sen. Wayne Morse charged that foreign milifafy aid “added to our $52.2 billion defense budget was responsible for the nation's slow economic growth, and that some of our military equipment had been-used inmilitary coups Decision Due On of two dozen summer session courses at Sierra College will be — held from 9 to noon and from 1 the $19 million was not used up onthe other priority projects, the Akers reminded today. Maximum student load is six Malakoff would be the first to benefit from the left-over funds, Chances of the Malakoff being returned to the priority list are reported to be good, The proposed 5,000 acre Mal-" with classes beginning next Monday, June 24 and closing August 2. Summer classes will have the same requitements as regular ses akoff Park has been widely en-_. sion. dorsed in units during the six week session, . The college library will Nevada County. It is located about 15 miles northeast be open from 7 a.m. to 2 of Nevada City and encompasses p.m. daily, with most classes ottered during morning hours. Courses being offered include the largest and most spectacular of California's open pit hydraulic business, English, speech, German, history, chemistry, mathe mines, the picturesque "ghost" ing the mine, and a stretch of the South Yuba River. Division of Beaches and Parks officials have long been enthusiastic about the potential for a thriving and unique state park at the Malakoff site, and have been Fashion Show Kitty Hawk When President Visits On ay id Fr In JACKSON, Miss., a Negro! gress, said in a nationwide TV incident at the Huntsville extension of the U. of Alabama. Gov. Wallace did not appear. Donald Marshall On anxious to move ahead on a development program. lation to be submitted to Con N.A.A.C.P, field secretary was murdered early on the morning of June 12, Medgar Evers, 37year-old W.W, Ul. veteran and broadcast that “we are confronted. .with a moral issue.as old as the Scriptures and. .as clear as the American Constitution. " father of three, was shot*in the _ After winning endorsement of his back by a sniper outside his home. civil rights program from the His body was sent to Arlington Conference of Mayors in HonoluNational Cemetery. His death set lu, the President conferred with off new Negro demonstrations in 300 labor leaders, congressional leaders of both parties, business‘various southern cities. _ Pres. Kennedy, seeking to enmen, clergymen, and former ‘list support for civil rights legisPresidents Truman and Ejsenhower, looking for further support. NEVADA COUNT Y NUGGET ++ ++ + ; Published Every Wednesday by NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC., 318 Broad Street, Nev School to4p.m. Thursday and Friday in — RoomK -6 of the Library building, Summer Session Director Marion ments. mathematician for the Federal Government, enrolled without _. ROCKLIN ---Registration for any (Continued from Page 1) This would mean that in case town of North Bloomfield adjoin ++ ++ + Summer Registration Malakoff against constitutional govern In HUNTSVILLE, Alabama, a Negro, Dave McGlathery, 27year-old Navy veteran and ; On June 14, Lt. Col. Valery Bykovsky was launched aboard Ridge Road USS KIT TY HAWK---Kirk D. Marshall, fireman apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. The Ridge Road Garden, Club -Marshall of Route 1, Nevada will hold their yearly benefit City, participated in operations fashion show, Friday at 1 p.m. aboard the attack aircraft carrier matics, psychology, philosophy, sociology, political science and home economics. Students wishing to enroll in art, history or political science courses at the Kings Beach grammar school this summer were reminded by Instructors Harold and Vesta Chastain that registration for those Sierra College courses will be held at 9 a.m. Monday morning, June 24, at that school. Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfalt: 78 «= 849 .00 at the Leo Hughes’ home, 530 USS Kitty Hawk June 6, when Ridge Rd. with Mrs. John SorenPresident Kennedy visited the ship son, chairman. toview a demonstration of naval 14 80 52 .00 15: 60 .a3 . 00 16 ig Mais o .00 17 is 90 56 .00 from the local Nevada City and 19 89 54 Rainfall to date . 00 -68. 64 Rainfall last year 52.89 The models will show fashions} power. The Kitty Hawk was among Grass Valley stores. Music will be several ships engagedin the masfurnished by the Newcomers Lyric sive demonstration off the coast Ensemble. 1 of California for the Chief Exec William J Niccoli June 13 6 SS On USS Parsons GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rainfall newspaper of general circulation by. the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960 Decree No. 12,406. Subscrip tion rates: One year, $4; Two ears, $6; Three years, $8. apart. Calif. Adjudicated a legal Vostok V at 3 p.m. MOSCOW astronauts were less than a mile ,member of the ship's Honor Technician Class “A" School at Treasure Island. ‘Guard, ° " osyt eri ce utive. USS PARSONS ---WilliamJ. NicDale Goble At SF. ~ June 18 80 #53: time. On June 16, Lt. Valentina coli, seaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. SAN FRANCISCO---Dale A. 14 83 55 Tereshkova, the world’s first RobertJ. Niccoli of 127 Conaway Goble, Jr., electronics techni15 80. §8 spaccwoman, was launched at Ave., Grass Valley, serving cian seaman apprentice, USN, 16 87 63 12:30 p.m. aboard the spaceship aboard the destroyer USS Parsons son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale M. : ee ee ‘Vostok VI. At the beginning of whichis currently in the Far East Goble of 819 West Main St. , Grass 18 90° €2 is a Valley has completed Electronics their joint flight the two Soviet ‘with the Seventh Fleet, 19 89 62 ada City, Calif. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, — Rainfall to date Rainfall last year . 00 trace .00 . 00 . 00 .00 .00 70. 64 51.70 i]

S96T ‘6T euN{** *-LFDONN e4L’**s 2 Beg ORO) ‘(A summary of significant reports fromthe U.S. metropolitan press. and national periodicals. ) +h+ 4 + Under Secretary of State W. Averell Harriman will be sent to MOSCOW in a new British and American attempt toreacha test ban agreement with Russia, following the July 5 .Russian-Chinese “peace conference”. ttt et : Diplomats at the UNITED NA TIONS praised Pres. Kennedy for his speech ofJune 10 at American rrace contestant Sunday found the temperature too hot for his tire, University, in which he proposed THE SPILLWAY...This senio s not injured, a “strategy of peace” to end the and a blowout caused him to spill. The tire can be seen off the bike's rim. He wa “vicious and dangerous cycle” of and replaced the tire to continue in the race. Larry Gille, Sacramento junior rider, had the same to control his bike, riding it to a stop up the Pine St. sidewalk at the Cold War, called for a re examination of the basic attitudes trouble (below) but was able of the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. [Commercial St. His tire, too, can be seen off the rim. toward each other, and warned both “not to see only a distorted view of the other side, not to see ~ conflict. as inevitable, accomo dation as impossible, and communication as.. anexchange of epithets and threats. " ++ +++ In WASHINGTON, June 13, Secretary of Defense McNamara appeared hefore the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to sup port Pres, Kennedy's$1, 405, 000, 000 foreign military aid request. Sen. Fulbright, the Chairman of the committee, charged that U.S. bases in Spain and Portugal benefited those nations more than they did the U.S.; that, if they were for the defense of Western Eruope, Western European countries should help pay for them. Sen. Wayne Morse charged that foreign milifafy aid “added to our $52.2 billion defense budget was responsible for the nation's slow economic growth, and that some of our military equipment had been-used inmilitary coups Decision Due On of two dozen summer session courses at Sierra College will be — held from 9 to noon and from 1 the $19 million was not used up onthe other priority projects, the Akers reminded today. Maximum student load is six Malakoff would be the first to benefit from the left-over funds, Chances of the Malakoff being returned to the priority list are reported to be good, The proposed 5,000 acre Mal-" with classes beginning next Monday, June 24 and closing August 2. Summer classes will have the same requitements as regular ses akoff Park has been widely en-_. sion. dorsed in units during the six week session, . The college library will Nevada County. It is located about 15 miles northeast be open from 7 a.m. to 2 of Nevada City and encompasses p.m. daily, with most classes ottered during morning hours. Courses being offered include the largest and most spectacular of California's open pit hydraulic business, English, speech, German, history, chemistry, mathe mines, the picturesque "ghost" ing the mine, and a stretch of the South Yuba River. Division of Beaches and Parks officials have long been enthusiastic about the potential for a thriving and unique state park at the Malakoff site, and have been Fashion Show Kitty Hawk When President Visits On ay id Fr In JACKSON, Miss., a Negro! gress, said in a nationwide TV incident at the Huntsville extension of the U. of Alabama. Gov. Wallace did not appear. Donald Marshall On anxious to move ahead on a development program. lation to be submitted to Con N.A.A.C.P, field secretary was murdered early on the morning of June 12, Medgar Evers, 37year-old W.W, Ul. veteran and broadcast that “we are confronted.. .with a moral issue..as old as the Scriptures and. .as clear as the American Constitution. " father of three, was shot*in the _ After winning endorsement of his back by a sniper outside his home. civil rights program from the His body was sent to Arlington Conference of Mayors in HonoluNational Cemetery. His death set lu, the President conferred with off new Negro demonstrations in 300 labor leaders, congressional leaders of both parties, business‘various southern cities. _ Pres. Kennedy, seeking to enmen, clergymen, and former ‘list support for civil rights legisPresidents Truman and Ejsenhower, looking for further support. NEVADA COUNT Y NUGGET ++ ++ + ; Published Every Wednesday by NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC., 318 Broad Street, Nev School to4p.m. Thursday and Friday in — RoomK -6 of the Library building, Summer Session Director Marion ments. mathematician for the Federal Government, enrolled without _. ROCKLIN ---Registration for any (Continued from Page 1) This would mean that in case town of North Bloomfield adjoin ++ ++ + Summer Registration Malakoff

against constitutional govern In HUNTSVILLE, Alabama, a Negro, Dave McGlathery, 27year-old Navy veteran and ; On June 14, Lt. Col. Valery Bykovsky was launched aboard Ridge Road USS KIT TY HAWK---Kirk D. Marshall, fireman apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. The Ridge Road Garden, Club -Marshall of Route 1, Nevada will hold their yearly benefit City, participated in operations fashion show, Friday at 1 p.m. aboard the attack aircraft carrier matics, psychology, philosophy, sociology, political science and home economics. Students wishing to enroll in art, history or political science courses at the Kings Beach grammar school this summer were reminded by Instructors Harold and Vesta Chastain that registration for those Sierra College courses will be held at 9 a.m. Monday morning, June 24, at that school. Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfalt: 78 «= 849 .00 at the Leo Hughes’ home, 530 USS Kitty Hawk June 6, when Ridge Rd. with Mrs. John SorenPresident Kennedy visited the ship son, chairman. toview a demonstration of naval 14 80 52 .00 15: 60 .a3 . 00 16 ig Mais o .00 17 is 90 56 .00 from the local Nevada City and 19 89 54 Rainfall to date . 00 -68. 64 Rainfall last year 52.89 The models will show fashions} power. The Kitty Hawk was among Grass Valley stores. Music will be several ships engagedin the masfurnished by the Newcomers Lyric sive demonstration off the coast Ensemble. 1 of California for the Chief Exec William J Niccoli June 13 6 SS On USS Parsons GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rainfall newspaper of general circulation by. the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960 Decree No. 12,406. Subscrip tion rates: One year, $4; Two ears, $6; Three years, $8. apart. Calif. Adjudicated a legal Vostok V at 3 p.m. MOSCOW astronauts were less than a mile ,member of the ship's Honor Technician Class “A" School at Treasure Island. ‘Guard, ° " osyt eri ce utive. USS PARSONS ---WilliamJ. NicDale Goble At SF. ~ June 18 80 #53: time. On June 16, Lt. Valentina coli, seaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. SAN FRANCISCO---Dale A. 14 83 55 Tereshkova, the world’s first RobertJ. Niccoli of 127 Conaway Goble, Jr., electronics techni15 80. §8 spaccwoman, was launched at Ave., Grass Valley, serving cian seaman apprentice, USN, 16 87 63 12:30 p.m. aboard the spaceship aboard the destroyer USS Parsons son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale M. : ee ee ‘Vostok VI. At the beginning of whichis currently in the Far East Goble of 819 West Main St. , Grass 18 90° €2 is a Valley has completed Electronics their joint flight the two Soviet ‘with the Seventh Fleet, 19 89 62 ada City, Calif. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, — Rainfall to date Rainfall last year . 00 trace .00 . 00 . 00 .00 .00 70. 64 51.70 i]