October 31, 1962 (12 pages)

2 ENGEL TT REESE Ss Se NTS AROS I on Page 2.Wednesday, October 31, 1962.Nevada County NUGGET (A summary of significant events as reported in the U.S, metropolitan press and national periodicals. ) President Kennedy announced on Sunday that Premier Khrushchev of the USSR had apparently acceded to the American demand that Russian missile bases in Cuba be dismantled and the equipment returned to Russia, under United Nations inspection. Secretary General U Thant of the United Nations flew to Cuba on Tuesday to begin negotiations for this operation. The American naval quarantine of Cuba was called off for two days. eeee8 Communist Chinese troops advanced up to 37 miles into INDIAN territory. The Peking Government called for peace talks. Indian Prime Minister Nehru said his government was ready to carry on peace talks once the Chinese had withdrawn behind the disputed border, Recent reports from New Delhi indicate that India will soon ask the U.S, for supplies of military equipment. In spite ofthe border war, Indian Ambassador to the United Nations, B.N, Chakraverty, called for the seating of Red China in the U.N. so that China could be “subjected to the views and discipline of this august body, " eseese U.S, Government scientists have indicated that Russia set offa high altitudé nuclear explosion early last week, creating a new artificial radiation belt around the earth, There are now twoartificial radiation belts in space, the first created by a U.S, H-Bomb explosion on July 9. An American Explorer satellite, rushed to completion in 50 days and sent aloft Sunday to investigate the nature of the American created radiation belt, was reportedly "spinning too fast to do all its work. " Meanwhile, the U.S, high altitude test series continued with a blast occuring Saturday over Johnston Island in the Pacific Ocean, A Naval petty officer and an Air Force staff sergeant, both test crew personnel, suffered eye burns, Leonard F. Carey Realtor Phone 273-4300 P.O, Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments-Mortgage Loans & UPHOLSTERY 203 West Main St., Grass Valley. Phone 273-2739 LOTS OF NEW FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE 62 Santana Task Force” Takes Local Crews South NEVADA CITY---The annual Santana Task Force was activated recently by the Calif ornia Division of Forestry, This is the time of year that the fire season of Southern California is at its peak because: of the Santa Ana winds blowing off the desert with, attimes, severely low humidity and high velocity, As in the past, men and equipment from Northern California are shipped to Southern California to augment the Calif. Division of Forestry forces of this portion ofthe state, The term "Santana" is derived from the localname of the annual winds, i.e. Santa Ana, The Santana Task Force is normally activated through the end of December, unless a more severe fire weather pattern develops in Southern California, The Nevada-Yuba Ranger Unit of the California Division of Forestry will send two firetrucks with a foreman and truck driver with each truck and these men are relieved at three week intervals through the duration of the stay. Local men assigned to ‘participate this year are: Daniel Boom, foreman, Nevada City; Ronald Owens, forest firetruck driver, Dobbins; Verne Schroeder, forest fire truck driver, Brownsville, New Park In S.F. SAN FRANCISCO---San Francisco has a new park-an entire block-size square filled with nostalgic mementoes ofthe Gay Nineties and earlier days, flowers and grass, It is located at the terminus of the Hyde St. cable car line near North Beach. ~ students re presenting 13 foreign countries were guests of the Nevada County Branch of American Association of SHEAHAN’S FURNITURE ~ Smali amounts down.No carrying charges ALCOHOL TEST. .Harold A. Berliner, District Attorney, and Verle Grey, Judge of Nevada Judicial District Court look on while . Manley Luckey, of Luckey Laboratories, demonstrates a new breath testing device to establish the amount of alcohol in the blood. The Nevada County District Attorney's office has adopted "Mobat" as standard procedure where accuracy is nesesSary to establish sobriety or drunkeness. Vote with Confidence RE-ELECT ALAN CRANSTON YOUR STATE CONTROLLE Alan Cranston has. @ Held down costs in the Controller’s Office, modernized its operation. © Reported faithfully and fully to you on state finances. @ Helped earn more than $100-million from investments and tidelands oil. One Good Term Deserves Another — Re-elect . California’s Controller with a Fine Record of Service and Economy. @ Blocked a multi-million dollar tax shift from private utilities to property owners. ™ © Helped save $30-million by competitive bidding on State bonds. @ Broken down racial barriers of long standing by his appointments. ALAN CRANSTON State Controller, Democrat X The Re-election of State Controller Alan Cranston is Sponsored Nevada County ALAN CRANSTON CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE WAYNE BROWN EARL C. ERICKSON HAROLD BERLINER ALFRED E. HELLER CHARLES R. KITTS LEO J. TODD ELMO COX WM. B. WETHERALL Clarence E. Heller Northern California Chairman 9 First Street, San Francisco 2 m= 1107 Ninth Street, sacramento 14 = 417 South Hill Street, Les Angeles 13. CRANSTON for CONTROLLER RE-ELECTION COMMITTEE John Carr, State Chairman by Leading Citizens EVERETT L. "JACK" BIXLER JAMES R. WILLIS KENNETH R. ZURPLUEH AL BLAIS __ HELEN BLAIS ~ AMY NYGARD DOUGLAS RIBBLE ROY PETERSON only known golden spruce. John Anson Ford Southern California Chairman University Women at a potluck luncheon served by the group at the Nevada City j Elementary School Sunday, The students, residents of NEVADA CITY---Twenty. the famed International House on the Berkeley campus of the University of California, lunched on what proved to be the first potluck dinner any of them had ever attended. The group's visit to Nevada City was part of a week. Water Bill Awaits Signature WASHINGTON, D.C, --Congressman HaroldT . Johnson's office announced that $11, 800 is in the adopted flood control and reclamation program awaiting President Kennedy's signature for the completion of a survey on Bullard’s Bar on the Yuba River. Also in the water development program is $198,315 forthe Prosser Creek Dam in Nevada County. A construction loan is listed at $562, 997 for the Browns Valley Irrigation District, while $35, 000 isincluded for a survey of the Tahoe Basin, A lone, 150-foot Sitka spruce on the banks of the Yakous River in British Columbia is probably the world's ‘Dutch bulbs are just as €asy to plant as they are lovely to look at. All you do is dig a hole, drop in abulb, andcover. Nature does the rest--no fertilizing, noweeding, noinsecticides, Now's the time to plant Dutch Bulbs wherever you want beauty, Next Spring, they'll be .the first flowers to bring you gorgeous color! Endorse Scenic Hiway NEVADA CIT Y---Following the lead of the Nevada County Planning Commission, the city council of Nevada City not long ago endorsed the proposal to include Highway 20 in the California Scenic Highway System. Also included was endorsement of the inclusion of Highway 49 from Auburn to Grass Valley, the only part of Highway 49 not yet included in the proposed system, ‘Boudaries Changed GRASS VALLEY -=Nevada Irrigation District directors Friday approved changing of division boundaries to conform as much as possible with. county precinct lines, . The action was taken to eliminate confusion over voting places and to permit location of polling places on a more reasonable geographic basis to cut down on extensive travel. Precinct lines willnow be changed to conform with the new division boundaries. end tour of sections of the Mother Lode and Northern Mines, They spent Saturday night in Placerville and artived in Nevada City at noon Sunday, After lunch, the group was taken on a walking tour of the upper Broad and Main St. areas of town by Robert M, Wyckoff, representing the Nevada County Historical Society. The group was composed of graduate students working toward a master's or doctor's x = eons ner oe oreign students from Cal's International House viewed Pioneer Cemetery on their walking tour of Nevada City Sunday. Twenty Foreign Students Visit AAUW On Tour Hiroshi Egami, Japan, business administration; N eil Forsyth, Australia, law. S.D. Gokhale, India, chemistry research; Marie Gontcharoff, France, biology; Akira Kumagai, Japan, international relations; A. Ananda, India, agricultural economics; Pirkko Saarinen, Finland, child psychology. Elsa Schamis, Argentina, demography; Peter Scott, England, chemistry; Sven Forsling, Sweden, crimin-. degree. They were: Daniel Bertaux, France, electrical engineering; Chatter jie Bijoy, India, electrical engineering; Jean-Claude Bleuze, France, electrical engineering; Peter Burton, Australia, industrial en gineering; Ramon Cercos, Spain, sociology. ‘Anthony Dewey, England, electrical engineering; Teresa Difulvio, Argentina, botany; Senta Eberl, roology; Hikomitsu Tsujimura, Japan andKarl Watrin, Germany, law. RENO = LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified, trained; cOmmercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. Cal-Nat Airways LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 . Apple Center RED DELICIOUS & ROME BEAUTY APPLES 10° per pound 4 Miles East of Grhss Valley on Colfax Hwy. SAVE LIQUOR SHOP » ~—_S Extra Values Every Day, Why Pay More?’ 233 Colfax Avenue at Purity Plaza Let-us keep you in fine Spirits with these Low Every Day Prices Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey .5th only 5379 Randy Ford 86 proof. A Rich, Mellow Taste . Case of 12 Quarts Only 5450 Randy Ford London Dry 90.proof: 399 Case of 54495 12 Ots. 44 Full Quarts Only Barretts Blend Whiskey :» 529 Case of 12 5ths only aeelaliiRae: seth Lae BEER 102 $3475 16 oz Glass Cans 6 Pack Only. 95¢ Money Orders up Open Sundays Come in and see our Large and Fine Selection of Premium Wines..Charles Krug-Paul Masson= Christian Bros. -~Almaden-Berringer-and Imported Wine & Champagnes also the largest selection of Liquor and Liqeuers: . .Scotch Whiskey SS a gait la eid to $150.00 only 20¢ Why Pay More? & Holidays.9:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

2 ENGEL TT REESE Ss Se NTS AROS I on Page 2..Wednesday, October 31, 1962..Nevada County NUGGET (A summary of significant events as reported in the U.S, metropolitan press and national periodicals. ) President Kennedy announced on Sunday that Premier Khrushchev of the USSR had apparently acceded to the American demand that Russian missile bases in Cuba be dismantled and the equipment returned to Russia, under United Nations inspection. Secretary General U Thant of the United Nations flew to Cuba on Tuesday to begin negotiations for this operation. The American naval quarantine of Cuba was called off for two days. eeee8 Communist Chinese troops advanced up to 37 miles into INDIAN territory. The Peking Government called for peace talks. Indian Prime Minister Nehru said his government was ready to carry on peace talks once the Chinese had withdrawn behind the disputed border, Recent reports from New Delhi indicate that India will soon ask the U.S, for supplies of military equipment. In spite ofthe border war, Indian Ambassador to the United Nations, B.N, Chakraverty, called for the seating of Red China in the U.N. so that China could be “subjected to the views and discipline of this august body, " eseese U.S, Government scientists have indicated that Russia set offa high altitudé nuclear explosion early last week, creating a new artificial radiation belt around the earth, There are now twoartificial radiation belts in space, the first created by a U.S, H-Bomb explosion on July 9. An American Explorer satellite, rushed to completion in 50 days and sent aloft Sunday to investigate the nature of the American created radiation belt, was reportedly "spinning too fast to do all its work. " Meanwhile, the U.S, high altitude test series continued with a blast occuring Saturday over Johnston Island in the Pacific Ocean, A Naval petty officer and an Air Force staff sergeant, both test crew personnel, suffered eye burns, Leonard F. Carey Realtor Phone 273-4300 P.O, Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments-Mortgage Loans & UPHOLSTERY 203 West Main St., Grass Valley.. Phone 273-2739 LOTS OF NEW FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE 62 Santana Task Force” Takes Local Crews South NEVADA CITY---The annual Santana Task Force was activated recently by the Calif ornia Division of Forestry, This is the time of year that the fire season of Southern California is at its peak because: of the Santa Ana winds blowing off the desert with, attimes, severely low humidity and high velocity, As in the past, men and equipment from Northern California are shipped to Southern California to augment the Calif. Division of Forestry forces of this portion ofthe state, The term "Santana" is derived from the localname of the annual winds, i.e. Santa Ana, The Santana Task Force is normally activated through the end of December, unless a more severe fire weather pattern develops in Southern California, The Nevada-Yuba Ranger Unit of the California Division of Forestry will send two firetrucks with a foreman and truck driver with each truck and these men are relieved at three week intervals through the duration of the stay. Local men assigned to ‘participate this year are: Daniel Boom, foreman, Nevada City; Ronald Owens, forest firetruck driver, Dobbins; Verne Schroeder, forest fire truck driver, Brownsville, New Park In S.F. SAN FRANCISCO---San Francisco has a new park-an entire block-size square filled with nostalgic mementoes ofthe Gay Nineties and earlier days, flowers and grass, It is located at the terminus of the Hyde St. cable car line near North Beach. ~ students re presenting 13 foreign countries were guests of the Nevada County Branch of American Association of SHEAHAN’S FURNITURE ~ Smali amounts down..No carrying charges ALCOHOL TEST. .Harold A. Berliner, District Attorney, and Verle Grey, Judge of Nevada Judicial District Court look on while . Manley Luckey, of Luckey Laboratories, demonstrates a new breath testing device to establish the amount of alcohol in the blood. The Nevada County District Attorney's office has adopted "Mobat" as standard procedure where accuracy is nesesSary to establish sobriety or drunkeness. Vote with Confidence RE-ELECT ALAN CRANSTON YOUR STATE CONTROLLE Alan Cranston has.. @ Held down costs in the Controller’s Office, modernized its operation. © Reported faithfully and fully to you on state finances. @ Helped earn more than $100-million from investments and tidelands oil. One Good Term Deserves Another — Re-elect .. California’s Controller with a Fine Record of Service and Economy. @ Blocked a multi-million dollar tax shift from private utilities to property owners. ™ © Helped save $30-million by competitive bidding on State bonds. @ Broken down racial barriers of long standing by his appointments. ALAN CRANSTON State Controller, Democrat X The Re-election of State Controller Alan Cranston is Sponsored Nevada County ALAN CRANSTON CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE WAYNE BROWN EARL C. ERICKSON HAROLD BERLINER ALFRED E. HELLER CHARLES R. KITTS LEO J. TODD ELMO COX WM. B. WETHERALL Clarence E. Heller Northern California Chairman 9 First Street, San Francisco 2 m= 1107 Ninth Street, sacramento 14 = 417 South Hill Street, Les Angeles 13. CRANSTON for CONTROLLER RE-ELECTION COMMITTEE John Carr, State Chairman by Leading Citizens EVERETT L. "JACK" BIXLER JAMES R. WILLIS KENNETH R. ZURPLUEH AL BLAIS __ HELEN BLAIS ~ AMY NYGARD DOUGLAS RIBBLE ROY PETERSON only known golden spruce. John Anson Ford Southern California Chairman University Women at a potluck luncheon served by the group at the Nevada City j Elementary School Sunday, The students, residents of NEVADA CITY---Twenty.

the famed International House on the Berkeley campus of the University of California, lunched on what proved to be the first potluck dinner any of them had ever attended. The group's visit to Nevada City was part of a week. Water Bill Awaits Signature WASHINGTON, D.C, --Congressman HaroldT . Johnson's office announced that $11, 800 is in the adopted flood control and reclamation program awaiting President Kennedy's signature for the completion of a survey on Bullard’s Bar on the Yuba River. Also in the water development program is $198,315 forthe Prosser Creek Dam in Nevada County. A construction loan is listed at $562, 997 for the Browns Valley Irrigation District, while $35, 000 isincluded for a survey of the Tahoe Basin, A lone, 150-foot Sitka spruce on the banks of the Yakous River in British Columbia is probably the world's ‘Dutch bulbs are just as €asy to plant as they are lovely to look at. All you do is dig a hole, drop in abulb, andcover. Nature does the rest--no fertilizing, noweeding, noinsecticides, Now's the time to plant Dutch Bulbs wherever you want beauty, Next Spring, they'll be .the first flowers to bring you gorgeous color! Endorse Scenic Hiway NEVADA CIT Y---Following the lead of the Nevada County Planning Commission, the city council of Nevada City not long ago endorsed the proposal to include Highway 20 in the California Scenic Highway System. Also included was endorsement of the inclusion of Highway 49 from Auburn to Grass Valley, the only part of Highway 49 not yet included in the proposed system, ‘Boudaries Changed GRASS VALLEY -=Nevada Irrigation District directors Friday approved changing of division boundaries to conform as much as possible with. county precinct lines, . The action was taken to eliminate confusion over voting places and to permit location of polling places on a more reasonable geographic basis to cut down on extensive travel. Precinct lines willnow be changed to conform with the new division boundaries. end tour of sections of the Mother Lode and Northern Mines, They spent Saturday night in Placerville and artived in Nevada City at noon Sunday, After lunch, the group was taken on a walking tour of the upper Broad and Main St. areas of town by Robert M, Wyckoff, representing the Nevada County Historical Society. The group was composed of graduate students working toward a master's or doctor's x = eons ner oe oreign students from Cal's International House viewed Pioneer Cemetery on their walking tour of Nevada City Sunday. Twenty Foreign Students Visit AAUW On Tour Hiroshi Egami, Japan, business administration; N eil Forsyth, Australia, law. S.D. Gokhale, India, chemistry research; Marie Gontcharoff, France, biology; Akira Kumagai, Japan, international relations; A. Ananda, India, agricultural economics; Pirkko Saarinen, Finland, child psychology. Elsa Schamis, Argentina, demography; Peter Scott, England, chemistry; Sven Forsling, Sweden, crimin-. degree. They were: Daniel Bertaux, France, electrical engineering; Chatter jie Bijoy, India, electrical engineering; Jean-Claude Bleuze, France, electrical engineering; Peter Burton, Australia, industrial en gineering; Ramon Cercos, Spain, sociology. ‘Anthony Dewey, England, electrical engineering; Teresa Difulvio, Argentina, botany; Senta Eberl, roology; Hikomitsu Tsujimura, Japan andKarl Watrin, Germany, law. RENO = LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified, trained; cOmmercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. Cal-Nat Airways LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 . Apple Center RED DELICIOUS & ROME BEAUTY APPLES 10° per pound 4 Miles East of Grhss Valley on Colfax Hwy. SAVE LIQUOR SHOP » ~—_S Extra Values Every Day, Why Pay More?’ 233 Colfax Avenue at Purity Plaza Let-us keep you in fine Spirits with these Low Every Day Prices Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey .5th only 5379 Randy Ford 86 proof. A Rich, Mellow Taste . Case of 12 Quarts Only 5450 Randy Ford London Dry 90.proof: 399 Case of 54495 12 Ots. 44 Full Quarts Only Barretts Blend Whiskey :» 529 Case of 12 5ths only aeelaliiRae: seth Lae BEER 102 $3475 16 oz Glass Cans 6 Pack Only. 95¢ Money Orders up Open Sundays Come in and see our Large and Fine Selection of Premium Wines...Charles Krug-Paul Masson= Christian Bros. -~Almaden-Berringer-and Imported Wine & Champagnes also the largest selection of Liquor and Liqeuers: . .Scotch Whiskey SS a gait la eid to $150.00 only 20¢ Why Pay More? & Holidays..9:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.