October 7, 1965 (20 pages)

Plain.Clothes Police Chief Takes Over Nevada City has a new police chief, but he won't weara uniform for two months and he doesn't have a badge. All ‘of this came out Monday night at a short adjourned meeting of the city council. .Chief Ted Lane, who took the oath of office Friday morning, told the council Monday night that he would not wear a uniform fortwo months until he had time to learn the town. The matter of a badge for the chief is another story, It seems that retiring Chief J. J. Jackson took his badge with him. Boho Boho WBehoRehoer WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES Pope Paul Makes Impassioned Plea For World Peace “No more war, never again war," was the appeal of Pope Paul VI in his address to the UNITED NATIONS on the first visit by a reigning Pope to U.S. soil, The Pope's purpose in his dramatic 14 hour visitto the U.S. was to dramatize the need to work for peace among nations in this dangerous atomic age. Of the 116 member nations only Alabania, spokesman for Communist China in Eastern Europe, boycotted the talk. The Pope calledthe U.N, “the last hope of. peace” and stressed that steps must be taken to make all nations of the world members of the U.N. and that work for disarmament must go forward, President Johnson met with the Pope for about an hour and later stated that the Pope's visit “may be just what the world needs to get us thinking of how to achieve peace and getting us to make progress in that area." e*ee88 ¢ A broadnew economic program reorganizing Soviet industry was announced in MOSCOW by Premier Kosygin, The program puts engineers rather than party politicians in charge of industry, puts much of the consumer industry on a profit basis, offers 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. kKkekkkkkke 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE, AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION After 24 years of service, no one seemed to think this was such an unreasonable thing, but it does leave the new chief in a rather embarassing position, So the council decided to send away for another badge and they are hoping it will get here soon. The council also had to face the fact that Patrolman Frank Milne had resigned to take the post of constable in the Nevada Judicial District. Monday the council also received the resignation ofRoy Seeburg fromthe city force, Chief Lane is now considering applications for replacements, greater. incentives to workers, and widens the opportunities for use of individual initiative in business, This is the biggest reform in the Soviet economy since Stalin's 1928 five-year plan to industrialize Russia, Party chief Leonid Brezhnev announced that relations between Moscow and Washington showed "a tendency toward freezing" because of U.S. agression against Vietnam and said that the Soviet Union believes it should continue the search for ways to resolve its quarrel with Peking even though the Chinese Communists have ignored attempts at friendship. e®e¢8¢8 8 In PEKING China's chief of state Liu Shao-Chi at a news conference accused Soviet leaders of trying to persuade North Vietnam to surrender, He said that if the U.S. invaded China it would be wiped out, as would the Indians, British or Russians if they were to invade, President Johnson in WASHINGTON signed legislation to help the federal government fight the water pollution of the nation's rivers and waterways, which are often filled with blood from slaughterhouses, chemical wastes from industrial plants, and raw sewage, Later in the week the President, in a ceremony beside the Statue of Liberty in NEW YORK, signed an historic new immigration bill ending the national origins quota system governing immigration. e*ee8s8¢6 In INDONESIA an attempt by young military officers to overthrow President Sukarno was foiled by loyal troops, Diplomatic sources believe that Sukarno's power has been greatly reduced, however, and that he is governing.-with the consent of the military leaders, President Johnson announced in WASHINGTON that he will undergo an operation to remove his gall bladder tomorrow, Under an agreement with the President, Vice President Humphrey will assume Presidential powers during the few hours when Johnson is incapacitated, The President is expected to be in the hospital from 10-14 days. Fund Raising Chairman H. James Ray Historic Miners Foundry To Operate Under New Owner (Continued from Page 1) and Machine Works, Allan, a Scot, cameto California in 1853 for his health and remained in Nevada County, Hewas involved in mining until 1855 and in 1867 entered the foundry business in Nevada City. W. H. Martin, who also came to Califomia from England in 1865 purchased the foundry from the Allan estate in the late 1880's and established the name of Miners Foundry and Supply Conr pany. The foundry was subsequently sold to the late Richard Goyne and then to the present owner, Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall Sept. 30 714 39 Oct. 1 bs 40 Z 19 38 3 19 38 4 719 38 5 14 40 6 yf (A 43 Rainfall to date 1,43 Rainfall last year 20 GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rainfall Sept. 30 82 46 ete 2 84 49 2 87 53 3 85 ol 4 86 50 5 80 46 6 17 51 Rainfall to date 1,32 Rainfall last year .18 George Rua, The foundry is an important part of this area because of its role from the beginning,to the end of the gold mining era in fabricating a major portion of the machinery used in the local mines, One of the most notable contributions made here was the fabrication of Lester Pelton's improvedwaterwheel, Although Pelton developed his new wheel in Camptonville, it was first manufactured in Nevada City. A San Francisco firm carrying Pelton's name is still selling his improved water wheel to operate modern hydro electric turbines. Sam Hooper To Head Up City Council Nevada City Clerk Sam Hooper will be in full charge of the fortunes of the city next week-for a while, at least, The council has a regular meeting scheduled for Monday night, but at least three of the councilmen plan to be at the convention of the League of California Cities by that time. So the council has a regular meeting scheduled, but no quorum, The solution is simple. No one shows up,. the clerk calls the meeting to order and then adjourns it to the following Monday evening, Drive On To Save Theater The Liberal Arts Commission theater fund campaign committee opened headquarters Monday in the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce office at city hall, Retha Downey, campaign secretary, and Violet Howard, Chamber secretary, are in charge of the office which will be open from10a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. H. James Ray, chairman of the theater fund committee of the Liberal Arts Commission, will direct an army of volunteers pledged to collect $85,000 for the purchase and restoration of the century old Nevada City Opera House. James De Martini will head the Nevada City area portion of the drive with Dr, Elbridge Best serving in the same capacity for Grass Valley. Captains are Jacqueline Trueblood, Dawn Trubschenck and Patricia Rose, all members of the cast of Golden Days, produced in the old playhouse late in July. Activity to acquire the theater is a response to many demands for more entertainment similar to the highly successful historical extravaganza produced by Marian Libbey and a local cast of over 100 actors, musicians, dancers and volunteer workers, Robert Paine, president of the Liberal Arts Commission, said his group also hopes to make the theater a cultural center and to furnish a site from which the drama department of the University of California at Davis could operate and produce entertainment forthe county and surrounding areas during the summer. County Approves Holding Tanks For Glenbrook (Continued from Page 1) a building lid on building in the area more than a year ago, When the matter came before the planning commission, County Sanitarian Hal Cox said use of chemical toilets would be agreeable with him. He objected to the use Of holding tanks which were objectional in smell, although they would not add to the pollution situation. Before the supervisors last Friday Cox said he had no objection to a holding tank so long as there were sufficient conditions to control cleanliness and odor. Reeb was unable to go ahead with construction because the building inspector refused to issue a building permit until the sanitary situation was clarified. Friday County Counsel Leo Todd suggested that Reeb go ahead with construction and make reapplication to the planning commission for another use permit based on health safeguards outlined at the meeting, G96T ‘L 19qQ0190°° °1033nN Ayumo5 epeAeNn’° Ww

Plain.Clothes Police Chief Takes Over Nevada City has a new police chief, but he won't weara uniform for two months and he doesn't have a badge. All ‘of this came out Monday night at a short adjourned meeting of the city council. .Chief Ted Lane, who took the oath of office Friday morning, told the council Monday night that he would not wear a uniform fortwo months until he had time to learn the town. The matter of a badge for the chief is another story, It seems that retiring Chief J. J. Jackson took his badge with him. Boho Boho WBehoRehoer WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES Pope Paul Makes Impassioned Plea For World Peace “No more war, never again war," was the appeal of Pope Paul VI in his address to the UNITED NATIONS on the first visit by a reigning Pope to U.S. soil, The Pope's purpose in his dramatic 14 hour visitto the U.S. was to dramatize the need to work for peace among nations in this dangerous atomic age. Of the 116 member nations only Alabania, spokesman for Communist China in Eastern Europe, boycotted the talk. The Pope calledthe U.N, “the last hope of. peace” and stressed that steps must be taken to make all nations of the world members of the U.N. and that work for disarmament must go forward, President Johnson met with the Pope for about an hour and later stated that the Pope's visit “may be just what the world needs to get us thinking of how to achieve peace and getting us to make progress in that area." e*ee88 ¢ A broadnew economic program reorganizing Soviet industry was announced in MOSCOW by Premier Kosygin, The program puts engineers rather than party politicians in charge of industry, puts much of the consumer industry on a profit basis, offers 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. kKkekkkkkke 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE, AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION After 24 years of service, no one seemed to think this was such an unreasonable thing, but it does leave the new chief in a rather embarassing position, So the council decided to send away for another badge and they are hoping it will get here soon. The council also had to face the fact that Patrolman Frank Milne had resigned to take the post of constable in the Nevada Judicial District. Monday the council also received the resignation ofRoy Seeburg fromthe city force, Chief Lane is now considering applications for replacements, greater. incentives to workers, and widens the opportunities for use of individual initiative in business, This is the biggest reform in the Soviet economy since Stalin's 1928 five-year plan to industrialize Russia, Party chief Leonid Brezhnev announced that relations between Moscow and Washington showed "a tendency toward freezing" because of U.S. agression against Vietnam and said that the Soviet Union believes it should continue the search for ways to resolve its quarrel with Peking even though the Chinese Communists have ignored attempts at friendship. e®e¢8¢8 8 In PEKING China's chief of state Liu Shao-Chi at a news conference accused Soviet leaders of trying to persuade North Vietnam to surrender, He said that if the U.S. invaded China it would be wiped out, as would the Indians, British or Russians if they were to invade, President Johnson in WASHINGTON signed legislation to help the federal government fight the water pollution of the nation's rivers and waterways, which are often filled with blood from slaughterhouses, chemical wastes from industrial plants, and raw sewage, Later in the week the President, in a ceremony beside the Statue of Liberty in NEW YORK, signed an historic new immigration bill ending the national origins quota system governing immigration. e*ee8s8¢6 In INDONESIA an attempt by young military officers to overthrow President Sukarno was foiled by loyal troops, Diplomatic sources believe that Sukarno's power has been greatly reduced, however, and that he is governing.-with the consent of the military leaders, President Johnson announced in WASHINGTON that he will undergo an operation to remove his gall bladder tomorrow, Under an agreement with the President, Vice President Humphrey will assume Presidential powers during the few hours when Johnson is incapacitated, The President is expected to be in the hospital from 10-14 days. Fund Raising Chairman H. James Ray Historic Miners Foundry To

Operate Under New Owner (Continued from Page 1) and Machine Works, Allan, a Scot, cameto California in 1853 for his health and remained in Nevada County, Hewas involved in mining until 1855 and in 1867 entered the foundry business in Nevada City. W. H. Martin, who also came to Califomia from England in 1865 purchased the foundry from the Allan estate in the late 1880's and established the name of Miners Foundry and Supply Conr pany. The foundry was subsequently sold to the late Richard Goyne and then to the present owner, Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall Sept. 30 714 39 Oct. 1 bs 40 Z 19 38 3 19 38 4 719 38 5 14 40 6 yf (A 43 Rainfall to date 1,43 Rainfall last year 20 GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rainfall Sept. 30 82 46 ete 2 84 49 2 87 53 3 85 ol 4 86 50 5 80 46 6 17 51 Rainfall to date 1,32 Rainfall last year .18 George Rua, The foundry is an important part of this area because of its role from the beginning,to the end of the gold mining era in fabricating a major portion of the machinery used in the local mines, One of the most notable contributions made here was the fabrication of Lester Pelton's improvedwaterwheel, Although Pelton developed his new wheel in Camptonville, it was first manufactured in Nevada City. A San Francisco firm carrying Pelton's name is still selling his improved water wheel to operate modern hydro electric turbines. Sam Hooper To Head Up City Council Nevada City Clerk Sam Hooper will be in full charge of the fortunes of the city next week-for a while, at least, The council has a regular meeting scheduled for Monday night, but at least three of the councilmen plan to be at the convention of the League of California Cities by that time. So the council has a regular meeting scheduled, but no quorum, The solution is simple. No one shows up,. the clerk calls the meeting to order and then adjourns it to the following Monday evening, Drive On To Save Theater The Liberal Arts Commission theater fund campaign committee opened headquarters Monday in the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce office at city hall, Retha Downey, campaign secretary, and Violet Howard, Chamber secretary, are in charge of the office which will be open from10a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. H. James Ray, chairman of the theater fund committee of the Liberal Arts Commission, will direct an army of volunteers pledged to collect $85,000 for the purchase and restoration of the century old Nevada City Opera House. James De Martini will head the Nevada City area portion of the drive with Dr, Elbridge Best serving in the same capacity for Grass Valley. Captains are Jacqueline Trueblood, Dawn Trubschenck and Patricia Rose, all members of the cast of Golden Days, produced in the old playhouse late in July. Activity to acquire the theater is a response to many demands for more entertainment similar to the highly successful historical extravaganza produced by Marian Libbey and a local cast of over 100 actors, musicians, dancers and volunteer workers, Robert Paine, president of the Liberal Arts Commission, said his group also hopes to make the theater a cultural center and to furnish a site from which the drama department of the University of California at Davis could operate and produce entertainment forthe county and surrounding areas during the summer. County Approves Holding Tanks For Glenbrook (Continued from Page 1) a building lid on building in the area more than a year ago, When the matter came before the planning commission, County Sanitarian Hal Cox said use of chemical toilets would be agreeable with him. He objected to the use Of holding tanks which were objectional in smell, although they would not add to the pollution situation. Before the supervisors last Friday Cox said he had no objection to a holding tank so long as there were sufficient conditions to control cleanliness and odor. Reeb was unable to go ahead with construction because the building inspector refused to issue a building permit until the sanitary situation was clarified. Friday County Counsel Leo Todd suggested that Reeb go ahead with construction and make reapplication to the planning commission for another use permit based on health safeguards outlined at the meeting, G96T ‘L 19qQ0190°° °1033nN Ayumo5 epeAeNn’° Ww