November 5, 1964 (20 pages)

State Inspects Jackson Meadows (Continued from Page 1) for the Bowman-Spaulding Conduit and in the dam tunnel. According to Charles Wagniere, project manager for Ebasco Services, Inc., which is overseeing the project for the NID, state officials were on thescene last week and granted the district verbal permission to start final work on the outlet works for Jackson Meadows Dam. This includes. installation of pipes and valves in the outlet tunnel in preparation to pouring a concrete plug which will close off the section of the tunnel now being used to divert the river during construction of the dam. Once the diversion tunnel is plugged the Boho Beh o@eroBekhoe® WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES Clergymen Assail Use Of Morality As A Campaign Issve In NEW YORK, 30 leading Protestant, Catholic and Jewish clergymen issued a protest against the use of “morality” as a weapon in the campaign, declaring that "a few episodes involving personal morality, the meaning of which is insinuated rather than stated, are allowed to obscure" issues of public morality, such as “full civil rights for all.the shameful squalor and poverty of our cities, and the danger of nuclear war”, +++ ++ On Oct. 30, Tran Van Huong, 60, wasnamed premier of SOUTH VIET NAM, tosucceed Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh. Huong, who is in poor health, was appointed by thenew chief of state, Phan Kac Suu. Huong promised to clean up the government, get the church out of politics and renew the war effort. Shortly after midnight, Nov.1, a Viet Cong mortar and machine gun attack on the Bien Hoa airport, 15 miles south of Saigon, killed four U.S, servicemen, wounded about 20 others, and damaged 17 planes, six of them U.S. B57 jet bombers. It was the most destructive attack of the war and coincided with the 1st anniversary of the overthrow of the Diem government. ++ ttt In Khartoum, SUDAN, after 10 days of rioting and strikes set off by conflict between Moslem Arabs of northern Sudan and pagan black men of the south, six years of military rule ended and a new civilian government was set up, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Published Every Thursday By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. 318 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. Alfred E. Heller, PublisherDonald L. Hoagland, Editor. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960, Decree No. 12,406. Subscription rates: One year, $4; Two years, $6; Three years, $8. wkKkekebrkkkeke 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE. AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION with Pres, Ibrahim Abboudretaining his title but stripped of most executive powers. The 15 man-cabinet of the new prime minister, El Khatem Khalifa, is predominantly Communist. Khalifa announceditwill be a transitional government which will hold free elections not later than March. +++ ++ Hungarian, Frenck and Italian Communist delegations returned home, expressing support for the new Soviet government after briefings by MOSCOW on 29 reasons for the removal of Khrushchev. Following the visits by the European delegates, the party newspaper, Pravda, issued a reaffirmation of the Khrushchev policy of “improvement and development of relations with all capitalist countries", the main source of contention between Moscow and Peking. +++ ++ In VENEZUELA, hideouts of. Communist guerrila rebels were bombed from the air. Leaflets were dropped first, warning the population of the bombing. ++ 44+ + Prime Minister Ian Smith of RHODESIA acceded to a warning by the British Labor government and withdrew his threat of a unilateral declaration of independence from Britain. He maintained his opposition, however, to British demands for a constitution granting control of Rhodesia to its black majority. +++ 4+ 4 On Nov, 2, Crown Prince and Prime Minister Faisal, 60, of SAUDI ARABIA, seized the throne from his ailing brother, King Saud. Faisal has long opposed Saud’s lavish expenditure of Sauci Arabia's oil income on slaves, li mousines andother personal luxuries, instead of improving the lot of the nation's six million people. Faisal proposes to spend the equivalent of $180 million for health, education and communications, He hopes to build 100 new schools every year. ++ ttt In STOCKHOLM, Sweden, the 1964 Nobel Prize in physics was awarded jointly toDr, Charles H. Townes of the Mass. Institute of Technology, and Professors Nikolay Basov and Aleksander Prochorov of Moscow, for their contributions tothe laser light beam. ++ ttt On Oct, 30 the BERLIN wall was opened for the second time in three years, and thousands of West Berliners, carrying bags of fruit, coffee, butter, etc., streamed past smiling East German guards to visit relatives in East Berlin. lake will begin to fill. Wagniere noted that the district has not yet received permission to plug the tunnel and start filling the reservoir, but work is going ahead withthe work required before the plug can be installed. It will take another couple of weeks before the dam itself is completed. Asof Monday the dam had reached an average height of more than seven feet above the spillway. Technically once the dam is above the level of the spillway, filling could commence. The final word on when the district can close off the tunnel will be up to officials of the state. Wagniere said under normal conditions it would take two years to fillthe reservoir, but it would be filled in a year with exception-ally heavy snow conditions. In the meantime. work is continuing in several areas in the mountains until the weather picture is more clear and a decision can be made asto whether mountain construction Gperations should be closed down for the sea-son. Voters For 14’ By A Big Margin (Continued from Page 1) which would have set up a pri-~ vately operated state lottery. The vote was 3,609 to 6,811. At the same time county voters approved Proposition 13 which was aimed at the lottery measure by forbidding a private corporation tobe named in the state constitution. The vote here favoring the measure was 5,155 to 3,569. Finally the county joined the rest of the state in approving the so-called anti-featherbedding measure to bring state railroad laws into line with federal rulings of freight trains. The vote in favor was 6,391 to 4,177. Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall Oct. 29° 62. °46— -1.17 30 52 40 329 31 60 38 .00 Nov. 1 60 44 we 2 47 43 2,23 3 61 32 .O1 a 257 34 .00 Rainfall to date 4,19 Rainfall last year 5.5% GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rainfall Oete 29°68 42": 188 30)" 61° . . Al 42 31 64 43 00 Noya?) 1. 88"), =45 60 22 61> 42° 3506 3. 62 +36 06 4 60 37 -00 Rainfall to date 5.65 Rainfall last year 6.46 SUPERVISOR RACE Precinct By Precinct COMPLETE RETURNS: FIRST DISTRICT’ Buena Vista A Buena Vista B Buena Vista C Gold Flat 1A Gold Flat 1B Spaulding Washington Willow Valley A Willow Valley B Suburban Total Nevada CityIA Nevada City 1B Nevada City 2A Nevada City 2B Nevada City 3 Nevada City Sub Total Absentee Grand Total SECOND DISTRICT Cottage Hill Empire 1 Empire 2 Forest Springs A Forest Springs B Hills Flat 1 Hills Flat 2A Hills Flat 2B Suburban Total Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Valley 3 Valley 6A Valley 6B Valley 7A Valley 7B Valley 8A Valley 8B Valley 9A Valley 9B Grass Valley Sub Total Absentee Grand Total Ricker Smart 170 135: 41 116 63 83 110 95 Pie 114 14 2 8 26 67 59 _74 fers 730° 683 67 49 68 38 78 73 70 102 131 _69 414 331 1144 1013 pe ae 1225 1073 Bishop Bennallack 60 193 81 94 65 69 58 151 79 ea 1274 136 82 137 131 ped 118 753 965 y Se 40: 55 52) 57 69 107. 103 66 94 83 75] 83 74 84 65 _58 _60 666 632 1419 1597 _136 78 1$S59 New SummitCrossing (Continued from Page 1) that same summit to dedicate a new Donner.crossing. Again it snowed, It would not be overstating the matter to say that neither the Donner nor the new freeway parties turned out as planned. The latest event at the pass was the dedication of a 10 mile four lane section of freeway which would replace the old winding two lane rdute. Arrangements had been made and the Placer County Chamber of Commerce had put together an eight foot high paper maché boulder. Nevada's Governor Grant Sawyer and Robert Bradford, California Transportation Administrator, were supposed to push a plunger which would explode this symbol of the hard granite work that went into the construction. The program never got off the ground and the paper boulder has probably been reduced to a soggy ball by now. A howling snowstorm drove the officials indoors. The program scheduled for 1 p.m. finally started at 3:15 p.m. after the dignitaries were brought down from the new summit freeway rest area to a cabin in Donner State Park by bus. Sawyer and Bradford were both on hand for the brief ceremonies. POET ‘¢ JOqUIZAON” *-1988nN AjunoD epeAeN’* DY ws) . Nevada County Nugget. November 5, 1964.

State Inspects Jackson Meadows (Continued from Page 1) for the Bowman-Spaulding Conduit and in the dam tunnel. According to Charles Wagniere, project manager for Ebasco Services, Inc., which is overseeing the project for the NID, state officials were on thescene last week and granted the district verbal permission to start final work on the outlet works for Jackson Meadows Dam. This includes. installation of pipes and valves in the outlet tunnel in preparation to pouring a concrete plug which will close off the section of the tunnel now being used to divert the river during construction of the dam. Once the diversion tunnel is plugged the Boho Beh o@eroBekhoe® WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES Clergymen Assail Use Of Morality As A Campaign Issve In NEW YORK, 30 leading Protestant, Catholic and Jewish clergymen issued a protest against the use of “morality” as a weapon in the campaign, declaring that "a few episodes involving personal morality, the meaning of which is insinuated rather than stated, are allowed to obscure" issues of public morality, such as “full civil rights for all..the shameful squalor and poverty of our cities, and the danger of nuclear war”, +++ ++ On Oct. 30, Tran Van Huong, 60, wasnamed premier of SOUTH VIET NAM, tosucceed Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh. Huong, who is in poor health, was appointed by thenew chief of state, Phan Kac Suu. Huong promised to clean up the government, get the church out of politics and renew the war effort. Shortly after midnight, Nov.1, a Viet Cong mortar and machine gun attack on the Bien Hoa airport, 15 miles south of Saigon, killed four U.S, servicemen, wounded about 20 others, and damaged 17 planes, six of them U.S. B57 jet bombers. It was the most destructive attack of the war and coincided with the 1st anniversary of the overthrow of the Diem government. ++ ttt In Khartoum, SUDAN, after 10 days of rioting and strikes set off by conflict between Moslem Arabs of northern Sudan and pagan black men of the south, six years of military rule ended and a new civilian government was set up, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Published Every Thursday By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. 318 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. Alfred E. Heller, PublisherDonald L. Hoagland, Editor. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960, Decree No. 12,406. Subscription rates: One year, $4; Two years, $6; Three years, $8. wkKkekebrkkkeke 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE. AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION with Pres, Ibrahim Abboudretaining his title but stripped of most executive powers. The 15 man-cabinet of the new prime minister, El Khatem Khalifa, is predominantly Communist. Khalifa announceditwill be a transitional government which will hold free elections not later than March. +++ ++ Hungarian, Frenck and Italian Communist delegations returned home, expressing support for the new Soviet government after briefings by MOSCOW on 29 reasons for the removal of Khrushchev. Following the visits by the European delegates, the party newspaper, Pravda, issued a reaffirmation of the Khrushchev policy of “improvement and development of relations with all capitalist countries", the main source of contention between Moscow and Peking. +++ ++ In VENEZUELA, hideouts of. Communist guerrila rebels were bombed from the air. Leaflets were dropped first, warning the population of the bombing. ++ 44+ + Prime Minister Ian Smith of RHODESIA acceded to a warning by the British Labor government and withdrew his threat of a unilateral declaration of independence from Britain. He maintained his opposition, however, to British demands for a constitution granting control of Rhodesia to its black majority. +++ 4+ 4 On Nov, 2, Crown Prince and Prime Minister Faisal, 60, of SAUDI ARABIA, seized the throne from his ailing brother, King Saud. Faisal has long opposed Saud’s lavish expenditure of Sauci Arabia's oil income on slaves, li mousines andother personal luxuries, instead of improving the lot of the nation's six million people. Faisal proposes to spend the equivalent of $180 million for health, education and communications, He hopes to build 100 new schools every year. ++ ttt In STOCKHOLM, Sweden, the 1964 Nobel Prize in physics was awarded jointly toDr, Charles H. Townes of the Mass. Institute of Technology, and Professors Nikolay Basov and Aleksander Prochorov of Moscow, for their contributions tothe laser light beam. ++ ttt On Oct, 30 the BERLIN wall was opened for the second time in three years, and thousands of West Berliners, carrying bags of fruit, coffee, butter, etc., streamed past smiling East German guards to visit relatives in East Berlin. lake will begin to fill. Wagniere noted that the district has not yet received permission to plug the tunnel and start filling the reservoir, but work is going ahead withthe work required before the plug can be installed. It will take another couple of weeks before the dam itself is completed. Asof Monday the dam had reached an average height of more than seven feet above the spillway. Technically once the dam is above the level of the spillway, filling could commence. The final word on when the district can close off the tunnel will be up to officials of the state. Wagniere said under normal conditions it would take two years to fillthe reservoir, but it would be filled in a year with exception-ally heavy snow conditions. In the meantime. work is continuing in several areas in the mountains until the weather picture is more clear and a decision can be made asto whether mountain construction Gperations should be closed down for the sea-son. Voters For 14’ By A Big Margin (Continued from Page 1) which would have set up a pri-~ vately operated state lottery. The vote was 3,609 to 6,811. At the same time county voters approved

Proposition 13 which was aimed at the lottery measure by forbidding a private corporation tobe named in the state constitution. The vote here favoring the measure was 5,155 to 3,569. Finally the county joined the rest of the state in approving the so-called anti-featherbedding measure to bring state railroad laws into line with federal rulings of freight trains. The vote in favor was 6,391 to 4,177. Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall Oct. 29° 62. °46— -1.17 30 52 40 329 31 60 38 .00 Nov. 1 60 44 we 2 47 43 2,23 3 61 32 .O1 a 257 34 .00 Rainfall to date 4,19 Rainfall last year 5.5% GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rainfall Oete 29°68 42": 188 30)" 61° . . Al 42 31 64 43 00 Noya?) 1. 88"), =45 60 22 61> 42° 3506 3. 62 +36 06 4 60 37 -00 Rainfall to date 5.65 Rainfall last year 6.46 SUPERVISOR RACE Precinct By Precinct COMPLETE RETURNS: FIRST DISTRICT’ Buena Vista A Buena Vista B Buena Vista C Gold Flat 1A Gold Flat 1B Spaulding Washington Willow Valley A Willow Valley B Suburban Total Nevada CityIA Nevada City 1B Nevada City 2A Nevada City 2B Nevada City 3 Nevada City Sub Total Absentee Grand Total SECOND DISTRICT Cottage Hill Empire 1 Empire 2 Forest Springs A Forest Springs B Hills Flat 1 Hills Flat 2A Hills Flat 2B Suburban Total Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Valley 3 Valley 6A Valley 6B Valley 7A Valley 7B Valley 8A Valley 8B Valley 9A Valley 9B Grass Valley Sub Total Absentee Grand Total Ricker Smart 170 135: 41 116 63 83 110 95 Pie 114 14 2 8 26 67 59 _74 fers 730° 683 67 49 68 38 78 73 70 102 131 _69 414 331 1144 1013 pe ae 1225 1073 Bishop Bennallack 60 193 81 94 65 69 58 151 79 ea 1274 136 82 137 131 ped 118 753 965 y Se 40: 55 52) 57 69 107. 103 66 94 83 75] 83 74 84 65 _58 _60 666 632 1419 1597 _136 78 1$S59 New SummitCrossing (Continued from Page 1) that same summit to dedicate a new Donner.crossing. Again it snowed, It would not be overstating the matter to say that neither the Donner nor the new freeway parties turned out as planned. The latest event at the pass was the dedication of a 10 mile four lane section of freeway which would replace the old winding two lane rdute. Arrangements had been made and the Placer County Chamber of Commerce had put together an eight foot high paper maché boulder. Nevada's Governor Grant Sawyer and Robert Bradford, California Transportation Administrator, were supposed to push a plunger which would explode this symbol of the hard granite work that went into the construction. The program never got off the ground and the paper boulder has probably been reduced to a soggy ball by now. A howling snowstorm drove the officials indoors. The program scheduled for 1 p.m. finally started at 3:15 p.m. after the dignitaries were brought down from the new summit freeway rest area to a cabin in Donner State Park by bus. Sawyer and Bradford were both on hand for the brief ceremonies. POET ‘¢ JOqUIZAON” *-1988nN AjunoD epeAeN’* DY ws) . Nevada County Nugget.. November 5, 1964.