November 7, 1963 (20 pages)

BORIC RORIS WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES (A summary of significant events as reported inthe U.S. metropolitan press and national periodiicals. ) +++++ In SOUTH VIETNAM a military coup deposed the government of Ngo Dinh Diem, Diem and his brother, Ngo Dinh Nhu, head of the secret police, were assassinated and the commander of the Vietnamese Special Forces was executed, Leaders of the coup established the former Vice President, Nguyen Ngoc Tho,as Premier of a caretaker government and promised election of a civilian government soon. Ma-~ dame Nhu, finishing a lecture tour in the U.S., accused the U.S. of inciting the coup. She planned to fly to Rome to join her three children who have been sent from Vietnam to. Rome. +++ + +> A cease-fire between MOROCCO and ALGERIA was signed last week, but fighting continued two days after the cease-fire was supposedto take effect, and the * Moroccan Foreign Minister was reportedly planning to take the dispute to the U.N, ++ ++ + Atthe UNITED NATIONS, the Political Committee of the General Assembly adopted by a vote of 97to 1 a resolution calling for further work to.effect a complete ban on nuclear testing. Albania voted against the resolution and France, Cuba, and the Central African Repbulic abstained. ++ +++ Communist Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Yi told visiting Japanese newsmen in PEKING thathis country would not be able to explode an atom bomb for “several years”, but that it intends to acquire nuclear power within a few years. ++++ + Also at the U.N., the United States declared that a “necessary concomitant" to progress toward complete disarmament is the establishment of a United Nations peace-keeping force. ig eres wiles els aa, A bipartisan plan for civil rights was approved by the House Judiciary Committee in WASHINGTON, The billincludes a fair employment practices committee, steps against school segregation, anda ban on segregation in restaurants and places of public. accommodation. : ++ £ + + Another American convoy was stopped by the Russians at the Marienborn check pointonthe autobahn between West Berlin and West Germany. The Russians — asked for a head-count of the American refused. U.S. officials have again protested to Russian officials over the incident. NEVADA COUNT Y NUGGET Published EveryT hursday by NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC., 318 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. 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; Twc ears, $6; Three years, $8. Cable TV Proposed For Area Within the next two weeks, Standard Radio and Television Company, CATV Division, will propose an ordinance to Nevada City, Grass Valley and Nevada County governing bodied which w ould give the firm a non-exclusive franchise for the construction and operation of a cable television service which make available multi-channel television reception and FM radio reception. Subscription rates for this ser~vice will not exceed $35 for installation and $5 per month for service, and the company stipulates that it will not enter the television set sales and service field. “While the City of Nevada City is presently served by television, it is shielded topographically from the quality and quantity to be expected, Our service will deliver more channels of good televisionreception to the community than. have been consistently vailable béfore..The choice of reception will be greater than . some of the metropolitan areas, " the cover letter on Standard Radio and Television's application for franchise to Nevada City explains. Cable TV eliminates the need for antennas of any kind the application states. Any stanaard television set will accept cable television.and.subscribers will be able to tune all channels carried without converters or adaptors. Standard Radio and Television Company, which operates Channel 11 (KNTV) in San Jose, isa wholly owned subsidiary of Sunlite Bakery, Inc., San Jose. The bakery firm formed the television company in 1954. In the past eight years the television subsidiary has move from independent operation to a primary network affiliate. Dolder In Praise (Continued from Page 1) Columbia. The Nevada City Project has been envisioned as an historical exhibit of selected buildings, somewhat on the order of the Monterey State Project, which could be developed over-a number of years. D older also said he was very pleased to hear of the growing interest of Nevada City businessmen and citizens in their historic heritage. "I regard Nevada City asone of the finest living examples of a gold rush town in California, “ he added. eS John Knutson, heading the community effort to get a study of feasibility fot the park complex idea, said today there is no reason to believé that such a development. here w oul dedetract from either Columbia or Malakoff. COUNTY'S BIGGEST LIAR---Bill Lambert of Nevada City was awarded the first place trophy for: telling the biggest and best lie during the Timberline Toastmasters Club second annual liars night contest held Tuesday. Lambert won the dubious honor over 14 other contestants with a tall tale about the legefidary Paul Bunyon and his . experiences with a stalk of corn. Cemetery Announcement of the opening of Sierra Memorial Lawn, Nevada County's first non-sectarian ‘endowed care cemetery was made by J. Paul Bergemann owner of the Bergemann Funeral Cha pe 1 today. lawn covers 32 acres near Bost Avenue at the southern edge of Nevada City. The area will also be the site of the Bergemann Funeral Chapel and mortuary now under construc ~ tion. The project was started more than three years ago. The cemetery lawns are at the site of two of Nevada City's oldest cemeteries, the Jewish and the Chinese. Separate plots will be available to fraternal and religious groups. The cemetery complex also will include a mausoleum. Ap_ propriate statues following a religious theme will be located on the grounds. Announcement By Bergemann The landscaped and tree shaded . . Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall Oct. 31. 58 31 .00 Nov. 1 60 32 .03 2 Ge 34 .00 3. 61 38 , 02 . 4 $81 GG. ise 5 49 44 8: 6 52 40 2.60 Rainfall to date 8.98” New Salary Ordinance Is ipStudied — Supervisors have their first draft of a proposed new salary ordinance, but until the Nov. 14 meeting, the contents will not be public. Presented to the supervisors Thursday by County Clerk John T. Trauner with a request for a decision as towhether the first draft was public, supervisors decided to take a look at the ordinance before opening it for public discussion. Supervisor Gene Ricker saidhe preferred to have a look at what others on the “rotating committee" of supervisors had come up with before opening the issue to public discussion. Other supervisors agreed. VEE THOMPSON ~ invites you to BROWSE 244 Commercial at Pine:Nevada City; California Open Sundays osborn/woods studio. : Ask County Engineer (Continued from Page 1) at the same pay, the Grand Jury stated, The Grand Jury also urged the county to get out of the road construction business, sell all the county equipment not needed to . maintain roads and carry out snow removal. All new road construction should be built under competitive bidding through private contractors, the Grand Jury urged. The report also urged the district attorney to take appropriate action to investigate and enforce compliance by subdividers with such ordinance and specifications as are now current in the county. WELDING * ELECTRIC HOP ‘s om % ACETYLENE PORTABLE % BRAZING “WILLS FLAT. Rainfall last year 21.64 GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rainfall Oct. 31 61 £40 .00 Nov. 1 .67 41 .00 2 68 £42 Oe 3.68 38 mia! 4 56 41 pes 2 5 48 40 1.48 6.89 . 41 2.35 Rainfall to date 10. 29 Rainfall last year 20.71 SOMETHING NEW _ IN CARPETING . MOHAWK "ROANOKE", 100% . Herculon, Continuous Filament Polypropylene, Wearproof colors with built-in resistanceto soiling, fading and liquid spills. Resists piling, shedding, fuzzing; is non-allergic, mildew-proof and moth proof, DOUBLE STRENGTH PERMABOND BACK, You must see to appreciate and THE LOW PRICE WILL AMAZE YOU. Many other qualities, patterns . and prices from which'to choose your carpeting at _ Jim Heather. FLOOR. COVERING 233 Mill St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-6028 Beg “e961 ‘1 Jaquionon * *“1088NN OUL"**s 2 Z ased* aeeeual “November 7. 1963. . The Nugget. Page 3 Pooe 2.

BORIC RORIS WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES (A summary of significant events as reported inthe U.S. metropolitan press and national periodiicals. ) +++++ In SOUTH VIETNAM a military coup deposed the government of Ngo Dinh Diem, Diem and his brother, Ngo Dinh Nhu, head of the secret police, were assassinated and the commander of the Vietnamese Special Forces was executed, Leaders of the coup established the former Vice President, Nguyen Ngoc Tho,as Premier of a caretaker government and promised election of a civilian government soon. Ma-~ dame Nhu, finishing a lecture tour in the U.S., accused the U.S. of inciting the coup. She planned to fly to Rome to join her three children who have been sent from Vietnam to. Rome. +++ + +> A cease-fire between MOROCCO and ALGERIA was signed last week, but fighting continued two days after the cease-fire was supposedto take effect, and the * Moroccan Foreign Minister was reportedly planning to take the dispute to the U.N, ++ ++ + Atthe UNITED NATIONS, the Political Committee of the General Assembly adopted by a vote of 97to 1 a resolution calling for further work to.effect a complete ban on nuclear testing. Albania voted against the resolution and France, Cuba, and the Central African Repbulic abstained. ++ +++ Communist Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Yi told visiting Japanese newsmen in PEKING thathis country would not be able to explode an atom bomb for “several years”, but that it intends to acquire nuclear power within a few years. ++++ + Also at the U.N., the United States declared that a “necessary concomitant" to progress toward complete disarmament is the establishment of a United Nations peace-keeping force. ig eres wiles els aa, A bipartisan plan for civil rights was approved by the House Judiciary Committee in WASHINGTON, The billincludes a fair employment practices committee, steps against school segregation, anda ban on segregation in restaurants and places of public. accommodation. : ++ £ + + Another American convoy was stopped by the Russians at the Marienborn check pointonthe autobahn between West Berlin and West Germany. The Russians — asked for a head-count of the American refused. U.S. officials have again protested to Russian officials over the incident. NEVADA COUNT Y NUGGET Published EveryT hursday by NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC., 318 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. 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; Twc ears, $6; Three years, $8. Cable TV Proposed For Area Within the next two weeks, Standard Radio and Television Company, CATV Division, will propose an ordinance to Nevada City, Grass Valley and Nevada County governing bodied which w ould give the firm a non-exclusive franchise for the construction and operation of a cable television service which make available multi-channel television reception and FM radio reception. Subscription rates for this ser~vice will not exceed $35 for installation and $5 per month for service, and the company stipulates that it will not enter the television set sales and service field. “While the City of Nevada City is presently served by television, it is shielded topographically from the quality and quantity to be expected, Our service will deliver more channels of good televisionreception to the community than. have been consistently vailable béfore...The choice of reception will be greater than . some of the metropolitan areas, " the cover letter on Standard Radio and Television's application for franchise to Nevada City explains. Cable TV eliminates the need for antennas of any kind the application states. Any stanaard television set will accept cable television.and.subscribers will be able to tune all channels carried without converters or adaptors. Standard Radio and Television Company, which operates Channel 11 (KNTV) in San Jose, isa wholly owned subsidiary of Sunlite Bakery, Inc., San Jose. The bakery firm formed the television company in 1954. In the past eight years the television subsidiary has move from independent operation to a primary network affiliate. Dolder In Praise (Continued from Page 1) Columbia. The Nevada City Project has been envisioned as an historical exhibit of selected buildings, somewhat on the order of the Monterey State Project, which could be developed over-a number of years. D older also said he was very pleased to hear of the growing interest of Nevada City businessmen and citizens in their historic heritage. "I regard Nevada City asone of the finest living examples of a gold rush town in California, “ he added. eS John Knutson, heading the community effort to get a study of feasibility fot the park complex idea, said today there is no reason to believé that such a development. here w oul dedetract from either Columbia or Malakoff.

COUNTY'S BIGGEST LIAR---Bill Lambert of Nevada City was awarded the first place trophy for: telling the biggest and best lie during the Timberline Toastmasters Club second annual liars night contest held Tuesday. Lambert won the dubious honor over 14 other contestants with a tall tale about the legefidary Paul Bunyon and his . experiences with a stalk of corn. Cemetery Announcement of the opening of Sierra Memorial Lawn, Nevada County's first non-sectarian ‘endowed care cemetery was made by J. Paul Bergemann owner of the Bergemann Funeral Cha pe 1 today. lawn covers 32 acres near Bost Avenue at the southern edge of Nevada City. The area will also be the site of the Bergemann Funeral Chapel and mortuary now under construc ~ tion. The project was started more than three years ago. The cemetery lawns are at the site of two of Nevada City's oldest cemeteries, the Jewish and the Chinese. Separate plots will be available to fraternal and religious groups. The cemetery complex also will include a mausoleum. Ap_ propriate statues following a religious theme will be located on the grounds. Announcement By Bergemann The landscaped and tree shaded . . Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall Oct. 31. 58 31 .00 Nov. 1 60 32 .03 2 Ge 34 .00 3. 61 38 , 02 . 4 $81 GG. ise 5 49 44 8: 6 52 40 2.60 Rainfall to date 8.98” New Salary Ordinance Is ipStudied — Supervisors have their first draft of a proposed new salary ordinance, but until the Nov. 14 meeting, the contents will not be public. Presented to the supervisors Thursday by County Clerk John T. Trauner with a request for a decision as towhether the first draft was public, supervisors decided to take a look at the ordinance before opening it for public discussion. Supervisor Gene Ricker saidhe preferred to have a look at what others on the “rotating committee" of supervisors had come up with before opening the issue to public discussion. Other supervisors agreed. VEE THOMPSON ~ invites you to BROWSE 244 Commercial at Pine:Nevada City; California Open Sundays osborn/woods studio. : Ask County Engineer (Continued from Page 1) at the same pay, the Grand Jury stated, The Grand Jury also urged the county to get out of the road construction business, sell all the county equipment not needed to . maintain roads and carry out snow removal. All new road construction should be built under competitive bidding through private contractors, the Grand Jury urged. The report also urged the district attorney to take appropriate action to investigate and enforce compliance by subdividers with such ordinance and specifications as are now current in the county. WELDING * ELECTRIC HOP ‘s om % ACETYLENE PORTABLE % BRAZING “WILLS FLAT. Rainfall last year 21.64 GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rainfall Oct. 31 61 £40 .00 Nov. 1 .67 41 .00 2 68 £42 Oe 3.68 38 mia! 4 56 41 pes 2 5 48 40 1.48 6..89 . 41 2.35 Rainfall to date 10. 29 Rainfall last year 20.71 SOMETHING NEW _ IN CARPETING . MOHAWK "ROANOKE", 100% . Herculon, Continuous Filament Polypropylene, Wearproof colors with built-in resistanceto soiling, fading and liquid spills. Resists piling, shedding, fuzzing; is non-allergic, mildew-proof and moth proof, DOUBLE STRENGTH PERMABOND BACK, You must see to appreciate and THE LOW PRICE WILL AMAZE YOU. Many other qualities, patterns . and prices from which'to choose your carpeting at _ Jim Heather. FLOOR. COVERING 233 Mill St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-6028 Beg “e961 ‘1 Jaquionon * *“1088NN OUL"**s 2 Z ased* aeeeual “November 7. 1963. . The Nugget.. Page 3 Pooe 2..