September 23, 1965 (20 pages)

aes PT NES aT NR na = Find Out Monday An indoor trailer park at Soda Springs is one of the items which the county planning commission will consider at its meeting Monday night. What is an indoor trailer park? As proposed, it is a garage containing 17 trailers, in turn containing an undetermined number of San Mateo Junior College students, both male and female. According to planning director Bill Roberts, the entire scheme has been developed by Clifford Horn of the college. Horn proposes torent the garage from its owners, William and Joyce Vandergrift, and install the Boho Boho Moko Beko WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES Chinese Pressure On India Reduced As Cease Fire Effected Communist CHINA extended until Wednesday midnight its ultimatum that India remove its military. installations along the SikkimborderandinTibet. Diplomatic observers felt that there will not be large-scale Chinese military action, however, as China has already accomplished two objectives by delivering the ‘threat to India: Indian divisions have been drawn away from maneuvers against Pakistan and a show of force has been made to impress other Asian nations. On Wednesday, China seemed to be withdrawing its ultimatum by claiming that India had dismantled the disputed installations. India denied having removed anything. eR ae a ee At the UNITED NATIONS early this week the big powers, including France, Britain, the Soviet Union, and the United States approveda resolution setting a time limit for a ceasefire between India and Pakistan. The resoltuion said that after the ceasefire is established, the Security Council of the UN will decide what steps can be taken to séttle the political problems underlying the war over the disNEVADA 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. kkkkkkkke 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE. AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION trailers, which will be leased. The 17 trailers will be packed into 3,600 square feet of garage floor space. Showers and toilets would be installed, in addition. Presumably the indoor park would be usedas a skiing chalet --of unique design. Roberts said he would not predict whether it would be a sure trend-setter in ski resort housing? Nor was he at all certain whether it would meet the requirements of the building department, the health and safety code, anumber of other local and state ordinances--or the planning commission. puted Kashmir territory. By Wednesday, both India and Pakistan hadagreedtothe ceasefire, with Pakistan threatening to leave the UN if the world body did not settle the Kashmir issue. = a oe In a speech before the WASHINGTON World Conference on World Peace Through Law, President Johnson said that he hoped the United Nations could be strengthened "not simply as a forum for debates butasan arena for the solution of disputes.” Also at the World Conference, the judges and lawyers, delegates from 110 nations, pledged to work for a world ruled by international law in which ali disputes would be settled withoutresortto force. The "declaration of faith" which was adopted unanimously by the more than 3,200 jurists attending the conference said that the future of all nations depends on "mankind's ability to create peaceful means for the just and effective settlement of international disputes." Yugoslavia was the only Communist country represented at the’conference. exe keke U.S. troops inSOUTH VIETNAM have been ordered to take special steps to decrease the number of civilians killed by American military maneuvers andair raids. General William Westmoreland's order said that using unnecessary force would embitter the Vietnamese population and drive them to the Viet Cong side. kh @ * At a statewide conference on education held in LOS ANGELES, Dr. HaroldTaylor, former president of Sarah Lawrence College, said that the best hope to overcome the increasing gap in America between enclaves ofrich whites in the suburbs and ghettoes of minority groups in the cities was for school officials to encourage high school and college students tocross the social tracks in their own communities to help teachers in neighborhoods different from their own. Taylor said that the suburban high school student is "the new breed of the culturally deprived. He is isolated from the world and especially from those young people from the slums and rural areas whose company he needs in order to discover a life different from his ” own. ae "i Ps = i << * bas Pies: a aos Se ee ee . A HUGE HYDRAULIC MONITOR, anorecart, landscaping which is beginning to take hold, a sign announcing a football game--these and Old Glory make an attractive greeting for those entering the Nevada Union High School, now beginning its fifth year of operation at the Ridge Rd. site. with 874. Enrollment today is becoming acute, according to school authorities. What Is An Indoor High School Board Plans Bond Issue Trailer Court? We’]] To Make Room For All Those Kids Built for a maximum of 900 students, the school opened in 1961 is 1,250, and the need for new facilities A new $1.5 million bond issue for badly needed construction will be presented to district voters Oct. 26, for new classrooms, shops, and athletic facilities. ‘Grass Valley May Double In Size’ Grass Valley mayor John J. Hodge said today he would like to see Grass Valley “double in size in the next two years." "I think it will happen, too," he added. Hodge's prophecy may begin to be fulfilled on Nov. 16, when Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall Sept. 16 80 46 17 71 29 18 67 32 19 67 31 20 69 33 21 72 35 22 73 39 Rainfall to date 1.41 Rainfall last year -20 GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rainfall Sept. 16 88 52 17 81 34 18 74 35 19 74 42 20 74 43 21 76 44 22 84 50 Rainfall to date 1.28 Rainfall last year .18 voters south of the city in the Auburn Highway-Whiting St. area vote on whether a unit of about 130 acres in which they live will be annexed to the city. The city will grow by about 15 percent in size if they vote yes. Hodge pointed out that Grass Valley remained stable in size at 640 acres for about a century until it annexed parcels in the Alta Vitsa and Broadview Heights areas, and the 100 acre Condon Tract, in recent years. Next on the agenda, said Hodge, may be the Hills Flat and Spring Hill areas. "The city has got to grow," he emphasizeg@. "Right now, there's practically no vacant land left in the city for development." Pleasant Valley Road Bids Bids are advertised this week forthe replacement of two bridges on. Pleasant Valley Road in Nevada County about 0.2 and 2.5 miles north of Route 20, according to Jack M. Meade, Nevada County director of public works. Proposals will be opened Nov. 17 in Sacramento with $237, 800 available for the project including $125,120 in federal funds, $84,820instate matching funds and $27,860 to be paid by the county. The new, wider structures will be built on new alignment across Squirrel Creek and Deer Creek. New approaches will also be built, according to Meade. Pleasant Valley Road is part of the Federal Aid Secondary System and is included in a statewide program for upgrading important county roads to modern standards. The project was _ initiated by Nevada County board of supervisors and plans and specifications were developed under Meade's direction in cooperation withthe State Division of Highways. FAS work is financed jointly with federal, state and county funds and federal law requires that itbe done by state contract under the general supervision of the highway division, ‘JEDPNN AWUNOD epeAsN’** ©) S96T ‘€% Joquajdeg-

aes PT NES aT NR na = Find Out Monday An indoor trailer park at Soda Springs is one of the items which the county planning commission will consider at its meeting Monday night. What is an indoor trailer park? As proposed, it is a garage containing 17 trailers, in turn containing an undetermined number of San Mateo Junior College students, both male and female. According to planning director Bill Roberts, the entire scheme has been developed by Clifford Horn of the college. Horn proposes torent the garage from its owners, William and Joyce Vandergrift, and install the Boho Boho Moko Beko WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES Chinese Pressure On India Reduced As Cease Fire Effected Communist CHINA extended until Wednesday midnight its ultimatum that India remove its military. installations along the SikkimborderandinTibet. Diplomatic observers felt that there will not be large-scale Chinese military action, however, as China has already accomplished two objectives by delivering the ‘threat to India: Indian divisions have been drawn away from maneuvers against Pakistan and a show of force has been made to impress other Asian nations. On Wednesday, China seemed to be withdrawing its ultimatum by claiming that India had dismantled the disputed installations. India denied having removed anything. eR ae a ee At the UNITED NATIONS early this week the big powers, including France, Britain, the Soviet Union, and the United States approveda resolution setting a time limit for a ceasefire between India and Pakistan. The resoltuion said that after the ceasefire is established, the Security Council of the UN will decide what steps can be taken to séttle the political problems underlying the war over the disNEVADA 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. kkkkkkkke 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE. AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION trailers, which will be leased. The 17 trailers will be packed into 3,600 square feet of garage floor space. Showers and toilets would be installed, in addition. Presumably the indoor park would be usedas a skiing chalet --of unique design. Roberts said he would not predict whether it would be a sure trend-setter in ski resort housing? Nor was he at all certain whether it would meet the requirements of the building department, the health and safety code, anumber of other local and state ordinances--or the planning commission. puted Kashmir territory. By Wednesday, both India and Pakistan hadagreedtothe ceasefire, with Pakistan threatening to leave the UN if the world body did not settle the Kashmir issue. = a oe In a speech before the WASHINGTON World Conference on World Peace Through Law, President Johnson said that he hoped the United Nations could be strengthened "not simply as a forum for debates butasan arena for the solution of disputes.” Also at the World Conference, the judges and lawyers, delegates from 110 nations, pledged to work for a world ruled by international law in which ali disputes would be settled withoutresortto force. The "declaration of faith" which was adopted unanimously by the more than 3,200 jurists attending the conference said that the future of all nations depends on "mankind's ability to create peaceful means for the just and effective settlement of international disputes." Yugoslavia was the only Communist country represented at the’conference. exe keke U.S. troops inSOUTH VIETNAM have been ordered to take special steps to decrease the number of civilians killed by American military maneuvers andair raids. General William Westmoreland's order said that using unnecessary force would embitter the Vietnamese population and drive them to the Viet Cong side. kh @ * At a statewide conference on education held in LOS ANGELES, Dr. HaroldTaylor, former president of Sarah Lawrence College, said that the best hope to overcome the increasing gap in

America between enclaves ofrich whites in the suburbs and ghettoes of minority groups in the cities was for school officials to encourage high school and college students tocross the social tracks in their own communities to help teachers in neighborhoods different from their own. Taylor said that the suburban high school student is "the new breed of the culturally deprived. He is isolated from the world and especially from those young people from the slums and rural areas whose company he needs in order to discover a life different from his ” own. ae "i Ps = i << * bas Pies: a aos Se ee ee . A HUGE HYDRAULIC MONITOR, anorecart, landscaping which is beginning to take hold, a sign announcing a football game--these and Old Glory make an attractive greeting for those entering the Nevada Union High School, now beginning its fifth year of operation at the Ridge Rd. site. with 874. Enrollment today is becoming acute, according to school authorities. What Is An Indoor High School Board Plans Bond Issue Trailer Court? We’]] To Make Room For All Those Kids Built for a maximum of 900 students, the school opened in 1961 is 1,250, and the need for new facilities A new $1.5 million bond issue for badly needed construction will be presented to district voters Oct. 26, for new classrooms, shops, and athletic facilities. ‘Grass Valley May Double In Size’ Grass Valley mayor John J. Hodge said today he would like to see Grass Valley “double in size in the next two years." "I think it will happen, too," he added. Hodge's prophecy may begin to be fulfilled on Nov. 16, when Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall Sept. 16 80 46 17 71 29 18 67 32 19 67 31 20 69 33 21 72 35 22 73 39 Rainfall to date 1.41 Rainfall last year -20 GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rainfall Sept. 16 88 52 17 81 34 18 74 35 19 74 42 20 74 43 21 76 44 22 84 50 Rainfall to date 1.28 Rainfall last year .18 voters south of the city in the Auburn Highway-Whiting St. area vote on whether a unit of about 130 acres in which they live will be annexed to the city. The city will grow by about 15 percent in size if they vote yes. Hodge pointed out that Grass Valley remained stable in size at 640 acres for about a century until it annexed parcels in the Alta Vitsa and Broadview Heights areas, and the 100 acre Condon Tract, in recent years. Next on the agenda, said Hodge, may be the Hills Flat and Spring Hill areas. "The city has got to grow," he emphasizeg@. "Right now, there's practically no vacant land left in the city for development." Pleasant Valley Road Bids Bids are advertised this week forthe replacement of two bridges on. Pleasant Valley Road in Nevada County about 0.2 and 2.5 miles north of Route 20, according to Jack M. Meade, Nevada County director of public works. Proposals will be opened Nov. 17 in Sacramento with $237, 800 available for the project including $125,120 in federal funds, $84,820instate matching funds and $27,860 to be paid by the county. The new, wider structures will be built on new alignment across Squirrel Creek and Deer Creek. New approaches will also be built, according to Meade. Pleasant Valley Road is part of the Federal Aid Secondary System and is included in a statewide program for upgrading important county roads to modern standards. The project was _ initiated by Nevada County board of supervisors and plans and specifications were developed under Meade's direction in cooperation withthe State Division of Highways. FAS work is financed jointly with federal, state and county funds and federal law requires that itbe done by state contract under the general supervision of the highway division, ‘JEDPNN AWUNOD epeAsN’** ©) S96T ‘€% Joquajdeg-