March 5, 1964 (24 pages)

€ Itwas at Ott's Assay Office that (Continued from Page 1) 2:30 p.m., aswell as at the dinthe Comstock Lode was assayed. ner Saturday evening at the historic National Hotel's Victorian Room. California will be represented at the dedication by State Senator Paul J. Lunardi. However, Lun ardi will be unable to stay for the dinner. Rumors are that with no California representatives at the din= ner, Officials of the State of Nev ada may make their move to annex Nevada County at that time. Because of the Stewart mansion and Ott's Assay Office, Nevada officials have a special interest in Nevada City during this year of the Nevada Centennial. Stewart left Nevada City to become a prime factor in the formation of the State of Nevada, probably being instrumental in the naming of that state after his former resident -town and county, He also became the state's first U.S. Senator. Study City ‘Library Plan Nevada County Supervisors Neil Hennessy and Tabe Bishop will study a suggestion of the Nevada City Council that the county participate in the operation of the city library. The suggestion was made last month by the city council after Councilman Arch McPherson noted that the county had dropped consideration of a county library. McPherson observed that the city library couldbe made available to all county residents, and suggested that the supervisors be asked to contribute $2500 annually for purchase of additional books. : Boho Bewe Rofo Boek WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES President Reveals Experimental Jet ‘Of Record Speed At anews conference in WASHINGTON Saturday, President Johnson revealed that the U.S. has perfected an experimental jet airplane, the A-11, that can fly jmore than 2000 miles an hour at altitudes higher than 70, 000 feet. The plane is expected to be used as a long-range interceptor. Senator Richard Russell, (D. ) of Georgia, stated in an interview on Sunday that he had opposed an air force request for a $40 million appropriation to develop manned interceptor planes because he knew of the secret A-11 project. He said that the air force had known of the project too. +++ 4+ + Calling thetax cut bill "the single most important step we have taken to strengthen our economy since World War II", President Johnson signed the bill into law. Benefits from the bill will begin on March 5. The law cuts taxes for 80 million individuals and one-half million corporations. +++ ++ The number of U.S. missiles has tripled in the last two years, William Foster, head of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, announced at the GENEVA disarmament conference, Foster s4id the number of missiles would double again by 1965 unless Russia agrees to freeze the nuclear stockpiles of both countries. He told delegates to the 17 nation conference that he and the Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin still could not agree on an agenda for the conference. ++ +++ Radioactive Strontium 90 in milk in DEL NORTE COUNTY, California, hit a record high in November last years The daily level of strontium in that county was 121 picocuries per liter; the average throughout the nation was 25 picocuries per liter. Studies are being made to find why the strontium level in Del Norte has run above the national average for the last two years, Two hundred picocuries a day is consideredto be an acceptable health risk by some health authorities. ++ +44 Ina major policy speech before the International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers in WASHINGTON, Secretary of State Dean Rusk said that the U.S. will use different policy for different Communist nations, de pending on the conduct of the various Communist states. Rusk listed three main objectives of the U.S. policy toward Commun ism: 1) To prevent Communists open societies, peaceful cooper ++ +++ The third week of the trial of Jack Ruby for the murder of Lee INC, , 318 Broad Street, Nev Oswald in DALLAS began Mon Thursday by ada City, Calif. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circula~ tion by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960 Decree No. 12,406. Subscrip tion rates: One year, $4; Two years, $6; Three years, $8. ie Long, violinist Stu Flansnewspaper. (See page 22.) Guitarist Earn editor made such a racket that burg, and musical comb-player Alf Heller typewriter and made early Dean (Ringo) Thompson gave up pounding hi s (Milpitas Branch). plans to book the group into Carnegie Hall Question Subdivision Legality Roberts and Supervisor Gene the three tracts specifically noted (Continued from Page 1) Ricker were asked to meet with that the roads were private and the edge of the traveled way, and property owners to discuss the costs that care and maintenance some poles would have to be could be an expense to adjacent matter. moved for widening. " Ricker said, “I would like to property owners. The planning director said, "No --However, he noted that road have a 60 foot paved road through formal “subdivision Maps were improvements w ould be in the there, but I don't see how that is filed of the three subdivisions county's interests for public safepossible, " within which the roads in quesThis particular area's road probty and the general welfare. The tion are located. Record of surbest methodof financing the conlems are similar to dozens of other vey maps were recorded showing struction would be by formation areas which were developed under only the boundary surveys of the of a special assessment district, the Map Act subdivision procedure tracts, and public reports were in Nevada County. Roberts indicated. issued by the Division of Real Estate for Highland Park Extension andBrookview Acres, but apparently no public report was issued for Highland Park. "Whether or not these subdivisions were filed in accordance withthe Subdivision Map Act is a legal question for the district at torney to answer, " he reported, "The county assessor's parcel maps, prepared from metes and bounds deed descriptions, indi cate that some lots-may_be_landlocked, which will become more of a problem with resubdivision tosmaller lots, " Roberts told the supervisors. and that the county has no obli ation, and national indepengation to accept the roads, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Published every ofa giant from extending their domain; 2) Roberts noted the county’could Toseek agreements which would accept the roads and improve reduce the danger of war; 3) To them, but pointed out that the encourage the evolution within cost would be great and at the Communist countries towards expense of the general taxpayers dence. NEVADA COUNT Y NUGGET announcement this week BEATLEMANIA has hit the Nugget sta ff, with the Contest sponsored by this , unprecedented, and lucrative Beatle The public reports on two of County Orders Lots Readied For Sale day. Following completion of “ Planning Director Bill Roberts, the jury, the trial began. The Assistant District Attorney Frank presidential commission headed Francis and Purchasing Agent by Chief Justice Earl Warren inClare Hughes were directed Monvestigating the assassination of day by the Nevada County Board President Kennedy appointed the of Supervisors to proceed with president of the American Bar Asmaking “saleable” county lots in sociation, Walter Craig, torepreold Chicago Park townsite in prepresent Lee Oswald's interests. paration for auction of the land. ® CANDIDATE...Democratic candidate for the SixthAssembly seat, Howard Smith and his wife (right) are shown with Nevada County co-chairman for his campaign, Mrs. Amy Nygard, at a reception held Friday night to acquaint Smith with local party workers. Page 3. . March 5, 1964. . The Nugget. . Zz a8eg° “*P96T “SG YoIRW* "1088nN OULL’’ °Z a8eqg Dinner To Honor Stewart oD o oD x a

€ Itwas at Ott's Assay Office that (Continued from Page 1) 2:30 p.m., aswell as at the dinthe Comstock Lode was assayed. ner Saturday evening at the historic National Hotel's Victorian Room. California will be represented at the dedication by State Senator Paul J. Lunardi. However, Lun ardi will be unable to stay for the dinner. Rumors are that with no California representatives at the din= ner, Officials of the State of Nev ada may make their move to annex Nevada County at that time. Because of the Stewart mansion and Ott's Assay Office, Nevada officials have a special interest in Nevada City during this year of the Nevada Centennial. Stewart left Nevada City to become a prime factor in the formation of the State of Nevada, probably being instrumental in the naming of that state after his former resident -town and county, He also became the state's first U.S. Senator. Study City ‘Library Plan Nevada County Supervisors Neil Hennessy and Tabe Bishop will study a suggestion of the Nevada City Council that the county participate in the operation of the city library. The suggestion was made last month by the city council after Councilman Arch McPherson noted that the county had dropped consideration of a county library. McPherson observed that the city library couldbe made available to all county residents, and suggested that the supervisors be asked to contribute $2500 annually for purchase of additional books. : Boho Bewe Rofo Boek WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES President Reveals Experimental Jet ‘Of Record Speed At anews conference in WASHINGTON Saturday, President Johnson revealed that the U.S. has perfected an experimental jet airplane, the A-11, that can fly jmore than 2000 miles an hour at altitudes higher than 70, 000 feet. The plane is expected to be used as a long-range interceptor. Senator Richard Russell, (D. ) of Georgia, stated in an interview on Sunday that he had opposed an air force request for a $40 million appropriation to develop manned interceptor planes because he knew of the secret A-11 project. He said that the air force had known of the project too. +++ 4+ + Calling thetax cut bill "the single most important step we have taken to strengthen our economy since World War II", President Johnson signed the bill into law. Benefits from the bill will begin on March 5. The law cuts taxes for 80 million individuals and one-half million corporations. +++ ++ The number of U.S. missiles has tripled in the last two years, William Foster, head of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, announced at the GENEVA disarmament conference, Foster s4id the number of missiles would double again by 1965 unless Russia agrees to freeze the nuclear stockpiles of both countries. He told delegates to the 17 nation conference that he and the Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin still could not agree on an agenda for the conference. ++ +++ Radioactive Strontium 90 in milk in DEL NORTE COUNTY, California, hit a record high in November last years The daily level of strontium in that county was 121 picocuries per liter; the average throughout the nation was 25 picocuries per liter. Studies are being made to find why the strontium level in Del Norte has run above the national average for the last two years, Two hundred picocuries a day is consideredto be an acceptable health risk by some health authorities. ++ +44 Ina major policy speech before the International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers in WASHINGTON, Secretary of State Dean Rusk said that the U.S. will use different policy for different Communist nations, de pending on the conduct of the various Communist states. Rusk listed three main objectives of the U.S. policy toward Commun

ism: 1) To prevent Communists open societies, peaceful cooper ++ +++ The third week of the trial of Jack Ruby for the murder of Lee INC, , 318 Broad Street, Nev Oswald in DALLAS began Mon Thursday by ada City, Calif. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circula~ tion by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960 Decree No. 12,406. Subscrip tion rates: One year, $4; Two years, $6; Three years, $8. ie Long, violinist Stu Flansnewspaper. (See page 22.) Guitarist Earn editor made such a racket that burg, and musical comb-player Alf Heller typewriter and made early Dean (Ringo) Thompson gave up pounding hi s (Milpitas Branch). plans to book the group into Carnegie Hall Question Subdivision Legality Roberts and Supervisor Gene the three tracts specifically noted (Continued from Page 1) Ricker were asked to meet with that the roads were private and the edge of the traveled way, and property owners to discuss the costs that care and maintenance some poles would have to be could be an expense to adjacent matter. moved for widening. " Ricker said, “I would like to property owners. The planning director said, "No --However, he noted that road have a 60 foot paved road through formal “subdivision Maps were improvements w ould be in the there, but I don't see how that is filed of the three subdivisions county's interests for public safepossible, " within which the roads in quesThis particular area's road probty and the general welfare. The tion are located. Record of surbest methodof financing the conlems are similar to dozens of other vey maps were recorded showing struction would be by formation areas which were developed under only the boundary surveys of the of a special assessment district, the Map Act subdivision procedure tracts, and public reports were in Nevada County. Roberts indicated. issued by the Division of Real Estate for Highland Park Extension andBrookview Acres, but apparently no public report was issued for Highland Park. "Whether or not these subdivisions were filed in accordance withthe Subdivision Map Act is a legal question for the district at torney to answer, " he reported, "The county assessor's parcel maps, prepared from metes and bounds deed descriptions, indi cate that some lots-may_be_landlocked, which will become more of a problem with resubdivision tosmaller lots, " Roberts told the supervisors. and that the county has no obli ation, and national indepengation to accept the roads, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Published every ofa giant from extending their domain; 2) Roberts noted the county’could Toseek agreements which would accept the roads and improve reduce the danger of war; 3) To them, but pointed out that the encourage the evolution within cost would be great and at the Communist countries towards expense of the general taxpayers dence. NEVADA COUNT Y NUGGET announcement this week BEATLEMANIA has hit the Nugget sta ff, with the Contest sponsored by this , unprecedented, and lucrative Beatle The public reports on two of County Orders Lots Readied For Sale day. Following completion of “ Planning Director Bill Roberts, the jury, the trial began. The Assistant District Attorney Frank presidential commission headed Francis and Purchasing Agent by Chief Justice Earl Warren inClare Hughes were directed Monvestigating the assassination of day by the Nevada County Board President Kennedy appointed the of Supervisors to proceed with president of the American Bar Asmaking “saleable” county lots in sociation, Walter Craig, torepreold Chicago Park townsite in prepresent Lee Oswald's interests. paration for auction of the land. ® CANDIDATE.....Democratic candidate for the SixthAssembly seat, Howard Smith and his wife (right) are shown with Nevada County co-chairman for his campaign, Mrs. Amy Nygard, at a reception held Friday night to acquaint Smith with local party workers. Page 3.. . March 5, 1964.. . The Nugget. . Zz a8eg° “*P96T “SG YoIRW* "1088nN OULL’’ °Z a8eqg Dinner To Honor Stewart oD o oD x a