October 24, 1962 (8 pages)

oo ( Continued from Page 1) 2) Close surveillance of Cuban military build-up, 3) Any nuclear missile launched from Cuba against any nation in this hemisphere will be regarded as an attack by Russia on the United States, requiring full retaliation. 4) Reinforcement of the Guantanamo Naval Base and evacuation of dependents of personnel, Alert of additional military units, 5) An immediate meeting of the Organization of American States plans for regional security arrangements against the intrusion of an outside military power, 6) An emergency meeting of the Security Council of the United Nations to call for “the prompt dismantling and withdrawal of all offensive weapons in Cuba, under the supervision of United Nations observers, before the quarantine can be lifted". : 7) A call for Khrushchev to halt “this course of world domination andto join an historic effort to end the,. arms race and transform the history of man, " Kennedy said the United States is prepared to discuss new proposals for removal of tensions of any time including proposals for a free and independent Cuba. He addressed words of sympathy to the “captive people of Cuba", calling them puppets under foreign domination, and expressing the hope that Cuba may be "welcomed back to the society of free nations, " He concluded by declaring the goal of the United States to be peace and freedom and not peace at the expense of freedom. eseee8 The Chinese continued to advance in the bitter CHINESE-INDIAN border fight over the McMahon Line, The two-thousand-mile line was negotiated with Tibet in 1914 by Sir Arthur McMahon of British India, It was not recognized by either Nationalist or Communist China, both claiming China had not ratified the treaty, sees The United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals enjoined the State of MISSISSIPPI against any action to prevent the Negro student, James Meredith, from remaining at the University of Mississippi, and further enjoined the state against sentencing Meredith to jail and imposing a three hundred dollar fine for alleged illegal voter registration, The court deferred but refused to dismiss contempt proceedings against Governor Barnett and Lieutenant Governor Johnson, eeee8 In a book just published, Kill and Overkill: The Strategy of Annihilation, Ralph E. Lapp, nuclear physicist who helped develop the atom bomb, and former advisor to the Department of Defense, estimates that "the stockpiles of nuclear weapons have grown to a size sufficient to dispose of life on this planet in short order", The only hope of civilization, he believes, is nuclear disarmament, and tow ard this end he suggests steps to relieve tensions and slow the arms race, principally through eliminating our land-based ICBM's and placing “our mainreliance on a Polaris force. Our deterrent force would be less vulnerable. It would obviate any need for. UniPage 2. , Wednesday, October 24, 1962.Nevada County NUGGET <S & CLEAN SWEEP,.This brand new Wayne street sweeper is now in use on the streets of Nevada City. Shown unloading the big yellow machine are (L-R): Supt., of the City Crew, Herb Hallet, Norman Oates and (on the ground) Ray Boyd, teamster. a .objections were made ata ‘county planning commission public hearing Monday night to a petition of Union Hill Deaths SMITH---in the Nevada County Hospital October 18, 1962, Minnie E,. Smith, sister of Mrs, Mary C, Hays of Grass Valley, and aunt of Gladys Walpit of Grass Valley. She was a native of Pukwana, South Dakota aged 70 years. Funeral services were held in the Bergemann Funeral Chapel Oct. 20. Burial was in Forest View Cemetery. WALLIS---in the Nevada County Hospital October 16, 1962, Albert Wallis, husband of Mary Wallis of Nevada ted States missile bases on foreign soil, " w. SMITH JEWELER . ADVERTISING NOVELTIES < PRINTED FORMS. oy Trade At Home Call ART PHELPS 273-75109-5 273-7593 after 5 City and father of Emerson Albert Wallis of Grass Valley, He was the brother of M.M. Wallis of Ardmore, Oklahoma, Larkin Wallis of Tex= as, Carroll Wallis of Healdsburg, Mrs, O,R. Carter of San Diego, Mrs, F.W, Tunnell of Costa Mesa and Mrs, James Humphrey of Pescadero, He was a native of Beseville, Arkansas, aged 65 years, He was the operator of a cleaning plant in WONDERFUL DINING TED'S FaRAiels CLUB Dinners 6 p.m, to 11 p.m. Hiway 49 at Bear River Bridge TUrner 5-2675 Dorotha & Ted Wieers . Apple Center RED DELICIOUS & . ROME BEAUTY APPLES 10° per pound 4 Miles East of Grass Valley on Colfax Hwy. RESTAURANT \ s Finest Dining Room , on Highway 40 ———— Verda Fisk of Lodi, and Myra CHAMP’S Fisk of Napa. He was a naa) Nevada City. Private funeral services were held in the Bergemann Funeral Chapel Oct, 19, Cremation was at Sierra View in Marysville. eee28 HILL---inthe Miners Hospital, Nevada City, October 19, 1962, R. Carroll Hill, father of Helen Mullard of North Hollywood and Mrs, Alice Kohler of Nevada City. He was a native of Coldwater, Michigan, aged 79 years, Private funeral services were held in the Bergemann Funeral Chapel, Sees FISK---near N orth Columbia when stricken with a heart attack while hunting October 20, 1962, Clyde Joseph Fisk, father of Clyde Fisk, Jr. of Nevada City, and brother of MarvinFisk of Sacramento, Elton Fisk of Napa, tive of Washington, Nevada County, aged 55 years. He worked in the mines in this area for many years and was . an ardent hunter and fisherman, Funeral services were held in the Bergemann Funeral Chapel today, Burial was in the Nevada City Odd x “THE HOUSE of GENUINE CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS” . DINNERS from $2.85 to $4.25 WE CATER TO BANQUETS & PARTIE Cocktail . Lounge & Coffee Shop 100 NEVADA STREET, Enter off Highway 40 at Nevada St. Off-Ramp AUBURN George Champas cee e eRe KH KE DINING 5—1] pm SUNDAY 3—1] pm ___CLOSED WEDNESDAYS Fellows Cemetery, Central California FEDERAL SAVINGS ay ry okay CT ee Jidtrak oavings Buliing AUBURN. TU 5 6234 for You to tuild or clusively for single families. No Protests At Hearing On Union Hill Zoning wan ic tesidentstozonethearea exfor Gene Freckleton, for the on highway 20 near Bitney NEVADA CITY ---No public operation of a welding shop Corners, The 134 acres proposed for "R-1" zoning is now zoned “A-1" for agricultural purposes, Mr. and Mrs, Manuel Romero questioned the effect of the new zoning on a building which they own in Union Hill. Mrs, Romero said the Sierra Sights. ALPHA = building has been used for . oa commercial purposes and it is being restored for such use . at the present time. Planning Director William Roberts explained that the commercial use would not conform to the requirements of anR-1 zone, and suggested that a special commercial zoning for the property might be possible, A second hearing will take place Nov, 9. The planning commission also approved a use permit Alta Hallowe’en. ALTA HILL---Residents of the Alta-Oaks-Sunset area should be prepared to welcome Hallowe'en a little early this year, Members of the Alta-Oaks-Sunset 4-H Club willbe collecting pennies this week for UNICEF, the United Nations Children's Fund, so that they can take the donations to their Hallowe'en party Saturday night. The 4-H youngsters will be carrying milk cartons with the official UNICEF symbol of a mother and child on LOANS them. REPUBLICANS and DEMOCRATS AGREE Our incumbent congressman is voting away OUR JOBS. OUR BUSINESS . OUR INDUSTRY. OUR MARKETS. by supporting “give-away” foreign policies, such as the recent Trade Bill, which can only result in an ever-increasing flood of LOW COST PRODUCTS from LOW WAGE COUNTRIES. PROTECT THE ECONOMY OF THE 2nd DISTRICT! ELECT FRED NAGEL 2nd District FRED NAGEL ¥Y KNOWS the District! Y Will TRULY represent the District! FRED NAGEL is a member of _ Assn. and the American Legion. Sponsored is N a for P.O, ‘Box 243, "Susanville: MARKER,.Drive about 18 miles east on SSR 20 to the Alpha-Omega marker and viewpoint. Agspectacular view of the hydraulic diggin's may be had fromthis point. . the Calif. Farm Bureau, the Western Mining Council, Calif, Cattlemen's Highway 40 Hogs County's Road Share SACRA MENTO---Of the total $695,927,000 state-wide highway budget for fiscal 1963-64 voted Friday by the California Highway Commission, $39,380,000 has been allocated to District III in the Sacramento Valle y-Sierra Nevada mountain area. State Division of Highways officials at the district. office in Marysville said that $26, 385, 000 of the allocation is earmarked for construction in the ll-county district, and $12,995,000 for acquisition of rights of way. A county-by-county breakdown of the valleymountain district's coming fiscal budget includes the following planned projects: NEVADA COUNTY: Main item is the $5,455,000 set up for the base and paving of the Donner Summit relocation of US 40 (Interstate 80). The 10 1/2 mile project will connect with the completed freeway at Soda Springs on the west and at Donner Lake on the east. Grading is now completed on the west slope, and should be finished on the east slope before the end of the year. The surfacing will take two more construction seasons to complete. For the continuing improvement of Highway 49 between 11/2 miles north of South Fork Yuba River and North San Juan, $50,000 was budgeted. A similar amount is being spent this summer on widening and curve improvements on a portion of this North Counties Are Disaster Area SAN FRANCISCO---John E. Horne, administrator of SBA j in Washington, D.C, has declared all of the counties in Northern California disaster areas due to storms occuring on Oct, 11, 12 and 13. section. The amount of $190,000 was budgeted to improve drainage and resurface Highway 89 from the Donner Creek underpass south of Truckee, in Nevada County, to a point 3.6 miles south, in Placer County. PLACER COUNT Y:---A total of $750, 000 was voted for the purchase of rights of way at various locations. Under construction at the present time in Placer County is approximately $19 million w orth of freeway on US 40 (Interstate 80) between Emigrant Gap and Hampshire Rocks, an 11 1/2 mile dis‘tance, Part should be finished next year, andthe remainder before 1965. Then, US 40 will be four-lane freeway or expressway throughout the county. ; SIERRA COUNTY---The amount of $365, 000 was budgeted for replacement of the bridge on Highway 49 across the North Fork Yuba River in western Sierra County. The wider bridge willbe on a new alignment and together with its approaches will. total about 0.4 mile. For Highway 49 between Bassetts and Yuba Pass, $100, 000 was votedto widen and improve the alignmentof certain portions. For purchase of rights of way at various locations, $10,000 was budgeted. . v/, fonom lett Tye mount®® RUG CLEANE® FREE £STIMATES TOWN TALK «# 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delivery BANK OF AMERICA “WATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION ¢ MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FOREST PRODUCTS HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY ++ +++ tt++44 4 Dial 273-2271 iw FREE Delivery up to 10 miles D.E. MATSON v Not every car can be financed through your Timeplan dealer. (Just the ones for grownups.) Grownups who want the benefit of Bank of America financing on-tlie-spot —in the dealer’s showroom displaying the famous green Timeplan emblem. Give the United way Pe oe a e2cncre@2 f\ cr = FA 1 So <7 CdS OM Wg Woo Me Te en 2 . 8

oo ( Continued from Page 1) 2) Close surveillance of Cuban military build-up, 3) Any nuclear missile launched from Cuba against any nation in this hemisphere will be regarded as an attack by Russia on the United States, requiring full retaliation. 4) Reinforcement of the Guantanamo Naval Base and evacuation of dependents of personnel, Alert of additional military units, 5) An immediate meeting of the Organization of American States plans for regional security arrangements against the intrusion of an outside military power, 6) An emergency meeting of the Security Council of the United Nations to call for “the prompt dismantling and withdrawal of all offensive weapons in Cuba, under the supervision of United Nations observers, before the quarantine can be lifted". : 7) A call for Khrushchev to halt “this course of world domination andto join an historic effort to end the,.. arms race and transform the history of man, " Kennedy said the United States is prepared to discuss new proposals for removal of tensions of any time including proposals for a free and independent Cuba. He addressed words of sympathy to the “captive people of Cuba", calling them puppets under foreign domination, and expressing the hope that Cuba may be "welcomed back to the society of free nations, " He concluded by declaring the goal of the United States to be peace and freedom and not peace at the expense of freedom. eseee8 The Chinese continued to advance in the bitter CHINESE-INDIAN border fight over the McMahon Line, The two-thousand-mile line was negotiated with Tibet in 1914 by Sir Arthur McMahon of British India, It was not recognized by either Nationalist or Communist China, both claiming China had not ratified the treaty, sees The United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals enjoined the State of MISSISSIPPI against any action to prevent the Negro student, James Meredith, from remaining at the University of Mississippi, and further enjoined the state against sentencing Meredith to jail and imposing a three hundred dollar fine for alleged illegal voter registration, The court deferred but refused to dismiss contempt proceedings against Governor Barnett and Lieutenant Governor Johnson, eeee8 In a book just published, Kill and Overkill: The Strategy of Annihilation, Ralph E. Lapp, nuclear physicist who helped develop the atom bomb, and former advisor to the Department of Defense, estimates that "the stockpiles of nuclear weapons have grown to a size sufficient to dispose of life on this planet in short order", The only hope of civilization, he believes, is nuclear disarmament, and tow ard this end he suggests steps to relieve tensions and slow the arms race, principally through eliminating our land-based ICBM's and placing “our mainreliance on a Polaris force.. Our deterrent force would be less vulnerable.. It would obviate any need for.. UniPage 2. , Wednesday, October 24, 1962..Nevada County NUGGET <S & CLEAN SWEEP,.This brand new Wayne street sweeper is now in use on the streets of Nevada City. Shown unloading the big yellow machine are (L-R): Supt., of the City Crew, Herb Hallet, Norman Oates and (on the ground) Ray Boyd, teamster. a .objections were made ata ‘county planning commission public hearing Monday night to a petition of Union Hill Deaths SMITH---in the Nevada County Hospital October 18, 1962, Minnie E,. Smith, sister of Mrs, Mary C, Hays of Grass Valley, and aunt of Gladys Walpit of Grass Valley. She was a native of Pukwana, South Dakota aged 70 years. Funeral services were held in the Bergemann Funeral Chapel Oct. 20. Burial was in Forest View Cemetery. WALLIS---in the Nevada County Hospital October 16, 1962, Albert Wallis, husband of Mary Wallis of Nevada ted States missile bases on foreign soil, " w. SMITH JEWELER . ADVERTISING NOVELTIES < PRINTED FORMS. oy Trade At Home Call ART PHELPS 273-75109-5 273-7593 after 5 City and father of Emerson Albert Wallis of Grass Valley, He was the brother of M.M. Wallis of Ardmore, Oklahoma, Larkin Wallis of Tex= as, Carroll Wallis of Healdsburg, Mrs, O,R. Carter of San Diego, Mrs, F.W, Tunnell of Costa Mesa and Mrs, James Humphrey of Pescadero, He was a native of Beseville, Arkansas, aged 65 years, He was the operator of a cleaning plant in WONDERFUL DINING TED'S FaRAiels CLUB Dinners 6 p.m, to 11 p.m. Hiway 49 at Bear River Bridge TUrner 5-2675 Dorotha & Ted Wieers . Apple Center RED DELICIOUS & . ROME BEAUTY APPLES 10° per pound 4 Miles East of Grass Valley on Colfax Hwy. RESTAURANT \ s Finest Dining Room , on Highway 40 ———— Verda Fisk of Lodi, and Myra CHAMP’S Fisk of Napa. He was a naa) Nevada City. Private funeral services were held in the Bergemann Funeral Chapel Oct, 19, Cremation was at Sierra View in Marysville. eee28 HILL---inthe Miners Hospital, Nevada City, October 19, 1962, R. Carroll Hill, father of Helen Mullard of North Hollywood and Mrs, Alice Kohler of Nevada City. He was a native of Coldwater, Michigan, aged 79 years, Private funeral services were held in the Bergemann Funeral Chapel, Sees FISK---near N orth Columbia when stricken with a heart attack while hunting October 20, 1962, Clyde Joseph Fisk, father of Clyde Fisk, Jr. of Nevada City, and brother of MarvinFisk of Sacramento, Elton Fisk of Napa, tive of Washington, Nevada County, aged 55 years. He worked in the mines in this area for many years and was . an ardent hunter and fisherman, Funeral services were held in the Bergemann Funeral Chapel today, Burial was in the Nevada City Odd x “THE HOUSE of GENUINE CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS” . DINNERS from $2.85 to $4.25 WE CATER TO BANQUETS & PARTIE Cocktail . Lounge & Coffee Shop 100 NEVADA STREET, Enter off Highway 40 at Nevada St. Off-Ramp AUBURN George Champas cee e eRe KH KE DINING 5—1] pm SUNDAY 3—1] pm ___CLOSED WEDNESDAYS Fellows Cemetery, Central California FEDERAL SAVINGS ay ry okay CT ee Jidtrak oavings Buliing AUBURN.. TU 5 6234 for You to tuild or clusively for single families. No Protests At Hearing On Union Hill Zoning wan ic tesidentstozonethearea exfor Gene Freckleton, for the on highway 20 near Bitney NEVADA CITY ---No public operation of a welding shop Corners, The 134 acres proposed for "R-1" zoning is now zoned “A-1" for agricultural purposes, Mr. and Mrs, Manuel Romero questioned the effect of the new zoning on a building which they own in Union Hill. Mrs, Romero said the Sierra Sights.. ALPHA = building has been used for . oa commercial purposes and it is being restored for such use . at the present time. Planning Director William Roberts explained that the commercial use would not conform to the requirements of anR-1 zone, and suggested that a special commercial zoning for the property might

be possible, A second hearing will take place Nov, 9. The planning commission also approved a use permit Alta Hallowe’en. ALTA HILL---Residents of the Alta-Oaks-Sunset area should be prepared to welcome Hallowe'en a little early this year, Members of the Alta-Oaks-Sunset 4-H Club willbe collecting pennies this week for UNICEF, the United Nations Children's Fund, so that they can take the donations to their Hallowe'en party Saturday night. The 4-H youngsters will be carrying milk cartons with the official UNICEF symbol of a mother and child on LOANS them. REPUBLICANS and DEMOCRATS AGREE Our incumbent congressman is voting away OUR JOBS.. OUR BUSINESS .. OUR INDUSTRY.. OUR MARKETS.. by supporting “give-away” foreign policies, such as the recent Trade Bill, which can only result in an ever-increasing flood of LOW COST PRODUCTS from LOW WAGE COUNTRIES. PROTECT THE ECONOMY OF THE 2nd DISTRICT! ELECT FRED NAGEL 2nd District FRED NAGEL ¥Y KNOWS the District! Y Will TRULY represent the District! FRED NAGEL is a member of _ Assn. and the American Legion. Sponsored is N a for P.O, ‘Box 243, "Susanville: MARKER,..Drive about 18 miles east on SSR 20 to the Alpha-Omega marker and viewpoint. Agspectacular view of the hydraulic diggin's may be had fromthis point. . the Calif. Farm Bureau, the Western Mining Council, Calif, Cattlemen's Highway 40 Hogs County's Road Share SACRA MENTO---Of the total $695,927,000 state-wide highway budget for fiscal 1963-64 voted Friday by the California Highway Commission, $39,380,000 has been allocated to District III in the Sacramento Valle y-Sierra Nevada mountain area. State Division of Highways officials at the district. office in Marysville said that $26, 385, 000 of the allocation is earmarked for construction in the ll-county district, and $12,995,000 for acquisition of rights of way. A county-by-county breakdown of the valleymountain district's coming fiscal budget includes the following planned projects: NEVADA COUNTY: Main item is the $5,455,000 set up for the base and paving of the Donner Summit relocation of US 40 (Interstate 80). The 10 1/2 mile project will connect with the completed freeway at Soda Springs on the west and at Donner Lake on the east. Grading is now completed on the west slope, and should be finished on the east slope before the end of the year. The surfacing will take two more construction seasons to complete. For the continuing improvement of Highway 49 between 11/2 miles north of South Fork Yuba River and North San Juan, $50,000 was budgeted. A similar amount is being spent this summer on widening and curve improvements on a portion of this North Counties Are Disaster Area SAN FRANCISCO---John E. Horne, administrator of SBA j in Washington, D.C, has declared all of the counties in Northern California disaster areas due to storms occuring on Oct, 11, 12 and 13. section. The amount of $190,000 was budgeted to improve drainage and resurface Highway 89 from the Donner Creek underpass south of Truckee, in Nevada County, to a point 3.6 miles south, in Placer County. PLACER COUNT Y:---A total of $750, 000 was voted for the purchase of rights of way at various locations. Under construction at the present time in Placer County is approximately $19 million w orth of freeway on US 40 (Interstate 80) between Emigrant Gap and Hampshire Rocks, an 11 1/2 mile dis‘tance, Part should be finished next year, andthe remainder before 1965. Then, US 40 will be four-lane freeway or expressway throughout the county. ; SIERRA COUNTY---The amount of $365, 000 was budgeted for replacement of the bridge on Highway 49 across the North Fork Yuba River in western Sierra County. The wider bridge willbe on a new alignment and together with its approaches will. total about 0.4 mile. For Highway 49 between Bassetts and Yuba Pass, $100, 000 was votedto widen and improve the alignmentof certain portions. For purchase of rights of way at various locations, $10,000 was budgeted. . v/, fonom lett Tye mount®® RUG CLEANE® FREE £STIMATES TOWN TALK «# 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delivery BANK OF AMERICA “WATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION ¢ MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FOREST PRODUCTS HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY ++ +++ tt++44 4 Dial 273-2271 iw FREE Delivery up to 10 miles D.E. MATSON v Not every car can be financed through your Timeplan dealer. (Just the ones for grownups.) Grownups who want the benefit of Bank of America financing on-tlie-spot —in the dealer’s showroom displaying the famous green Timeplan emblem. Give the United way Pe oe a e2cncre@2 f\ cr = FA 1 So <7 CdS OM Wg Woo Me Te en 2 . 8