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Edward Morgan In Educational Series By KICK I)U BROW toiled Tress International HOLLYWOOD (L'PIl -Educational television's major new roast-to-coast series, hour Sunday right The planned autumn televl Jion scries is expected to range from two to three hours lor most of its programs, and to program a multl- give the country a practica sample of broadcasting offered planned for the fall, has landed on a nationwide basis by a non- Kdvard P. Morgan, veteran ABC newsman, as its senior correspondent. According to the Information released Tuesday, ABC is reported to have agreed tha Morgan could take a two-year leave from the network on his five-year Apparently the distinguished Independent-minded commenta tor will devote his major output to the educational television journalistically oriented and. as series. Until now he has been perhaps best known for his radio broadcasts sponsored the AFL-C10.

and the lack ol influence ol the union organization on his opinions as spoken nn the air. Tuesday's Information was that the union body was acceding gracefully to Morgan's separation under the circumstances. However, it is understood that Morgan, who seemingly has always preferred radio to television in his da)-to day wort, is also highly interested in the possibility ol doing future broadcasts national educational radio. Public Sale! AUTOMOBILES EQUIPMENT by STATE OF CALIFORNIA Division of Highways Phone: turtll 441 4111 "CLASSIFIED" Automobile Section for Details and Information commercial, public video ser vice. This, of course, is the year in which President Johnson, after the reports of the Fon Foundation and Carnegie Commission, proposed a public television service, and this suggestion has been followed by congressional hearings as to its structure and financing.

The fall series will be originally conceived, is expected to deal with major events of each week, in any and all fields, as well as relying heavily on the university community, local stations and provocative "outsiders" for ideas and content. Four Killed hi Airplane Calif. (LTD our Southern California men aUMBOLDT STANDARD Wed, May 10. 1947. 3 Air Pollution Conference Here With Dr.

Shelter Runs Wild What had been jcheduled. at The prepared 1 lull-hour discussion belucenjstatemenls and arguments last. I'the Board of Supervisors and'ed nearly two hours, with the State Department of lie said the City of Eureka Monru Shelter, county subject lost in the near Ik- health officer, en the latter'! and no action taken. John R. Kmosun.

lupenisinjrommittee and Citizens and imitation engineer for the Clean Air. for rently pending In Congress, he said he thought it would be 3 Works. In answer to a nuesllai hat passed two resolutions urg. by Supervisor Buy Husher. taking support lor the control old- also urged support of Dr.

She! request to be relieved of the Dr. Sheller. in a letter filed that some other California nullsjrer. and there were criticisms recommendations. ties of air pollution control olti- with the Hoard last week, had i cer as well, jesterday turned that the air pollution post (as the Samoa mills) to a prolonged general given to Chief Sanitarian their operating prarduri 1 all of groups and individuals de-IJohn Union! with sufficient more efficient.

manding elimination of pulp mill general chemical and ergineer- odors. jing assistants. County Administrative Officer LT. DELL J. BRADLEY Coast Guard Man Rejoins U.

Dell J. Bradley recently Harpist Will Perform At Concert Here were not as modern of by the I90S Grand Jury. -You lot less expensive to install adequate odor control devices. but uil have not acted." he said, ires werej He asked that the county par- ilicipate with the federal govern- He too noted that there are im-nl for an effective air pollu- health complaints and problems lion district program on a lonj- wherever there are mills. basis, with 100 per cent Verlyn Fletcher said, following Among others heard at Ihe'oiidation efficiency the goal, the regular meeting of the board meeting, which reached a high Continued Violations jesterday, that he felt the board pitch on more than one oc- ARCATA Miss Nancy Gus-rould be established." tavson.

concert harpist with the music faculty of San Jose State College, will appear as guest soloist with the Humboldt Symphony for their Monday, May 13 concert in Sequoia Theater. The concert by the orchestra Health and Safety Code, operat He charged the board couldiing permit conditions and other Dr. Sheller had asked prc- no longer continue to "ignoreiprovisions of the air pollution viously to be relieved of her'pressure;" that individuals and'control law." control duties because organizations have served no- He charged that the supervl- aboard the US.C.G. Cutter Dei er, stationed in Alamrda. He is a 1962 graduate of llum- wldt Stale College and received tis Coast Guard training in the Officer Candidate School in forktown.

Va. As Chief Train- ng Officer, he served on the were killed late Tuesday when U.S.C.G. Kimball in Crowns- e-enlisted In the U.S. Coast Guard and is now stationed'jiM p.m. in Sequoia Theater an officer other than herself.

Festival of the Arts. II is at heir single-engine plane crashed in the driveway of a rcstau ville, Texas then served as training officer in Base Ttr land; Harry P. Kleppar, 31, (10989 Calabash) Fontana; Wilbur W. Diehl, 37, (146 E. College Way) Claremont; and Lee em's still reside.

He is married about one mile east o( the rninal Island, long Beach. 1064 Monterey Airport. C. He has just completed six The victims were Identified months as assistant training of. as Stanley V.

Duklewski, 44, the ficer at the Reserve Coast pilot, (856 North 2nd Ave.) Up- Guard Base at the Arcata Airport. Bradley came to Humboldt rom Inglewood where his par- A pei KI EM-TV 3 MAY 10. 1967 Mt-Mtef 1 1WAIC (tttofl Ntwt (este UMtrl to HilthHhM Utter) Acrrt (tlMrl Pylc (ciivrl (coterl letter) CHANNEL 3 KVIQ-Ch. 6 rmrimi SMixt II W.IH- TONIGHT MtMMI RCrORT tceiefl ICtttrl tliH-l Srr Iceler) S. P4t IMM IMw Idler) It-Eye CMM ftelerl (ceerl to-let i Mjke Dtil reeterl htwt Itetarl ef Oft Um (celer) tt-The Decteri luwr) WerM ItMerl Det Ser 19-Metcll Ctolorl Icetarl Cerrw Ifl-Crtem ferl Tern Miftfr Shew IJ.HUNTICT EPORT (teurl I Andrew- Vance X.

(13911 Hath) Ij I'uente. Authorities said the occurred as the plane was making an approach to the airport on a Ilight from Upland. The victims were believed to be installation men for a new motel in Mon lerey. A witness said he heard the plane's engine sputter and saw the craft plunge onto the driveway of the Villa Caruso Restaurant, where about 20 customers were having dinner. The crash knocked out tele phone service between Monterey and Salinas and lied up traffic on State Highway 63 lor about an hour.

i to the former Allyene Wilkenloh of Arcata and they have two children, Mark and Cynthia. I.V GAMES Kuclicl Backs Water Plan WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Thomas II. Kuchel, has welcomed final congressional action to authorize more federal help in construction of a nuclear desalting plant in California. "It will provide the first effort to test the feasibility of desalting water on a large scale," Kuchel said Monday.

"It is of consummate importance to the people of southern California, facing as they do an eventual water crisis if a workable way out such as desalting isn't found and there is no a i i The Citizens Air Sanitation Committee's spokesman, John "the con- would reach a conclusion as a casion, were M. W. llensell, part of its deliberations on the businessman director of the un budget. He said "II Dr. zens for Clean Air.

who said ued violations by Sheller'5 recommendations are has lived here .10 years and is followed, a separate department in the "odor zone." Health a Mrs. Robert Clende. president of the II I Hramh nl American Associatwn of I'niver- sity Women read her statement I supporting "an effective air prtl. lution control district." and urged consideration of Dr. ShellerV recommendations at time.

Mrs. Ru-Flo Harper Lee ques- ioned K. (). Ericsson. Pacific Paper Division nun- with the staff, equipment, and demand for services has de-lice, including the llolel-Motel sors, district attorney and con- he believed the highest effuW veloped far Hyond the Association, League of Women trol officer should enforce the cy possible can be achieved in Health Department can furnish Voters, Citizens Air Sanitation law.

Pointing to legislation cur- local pulp ager, who said if it were of the sible to achieve a 100 per cent efficiency, a second oxidation would be constructed by the corporation. "I have no restriction on money eipendi- lures," Ericsson saiJ. adding Plans Menu for Mother's Day present one tower. and Humboldt Chorale is one ol space allotted to it. She asked events of the eighth annual (or a separate department, established under the control of Xo(ing rosts symphony and San Jose civic emissions, the officer said that the same sym- toms which are the basis for citaiistafcolleges and arts Yes- complaints here from individuals are found in other communities She is also a well known re- in Northern California.

In her appearance at Humboldt State she will be featured )ebussy's Prelude to Alternoon of a Fawn. The symphony will be directed by i'rof. Charles Fulkerson I'p to the start of the 1966 an the Chorale by Dr. Ue reason. Crnza.

placekickcr Barlow. lor the Cleveland Browns font- tall team, had played in more SKI. games than any a her player--185. Estimates are that per cent ol United States rural rwn irri- Igation water comes from new program, and pointed out the county is about JI3.000 per M.ss Custavson. a native ct c-thnated up to California, is a Krad-'fxo nould be required for the uate of the University of California.

Berkeley, where she studied with Marjorie Charve! of Palo Alto. In her professional career she has made numerous appearances as principal harpist with such San Francisco Bay Area groups as the Santa Clara Philharmonic, the San Jose federal lor its that rather generous grants are available Start, in addition to qualified state personnel for consultation and recruiting assistance. Same Symptoms In relation to health effects of where there are like mills. She noted specifically one in soloist with the symphony in New York, and said the same Handel's Concerto in B-flat and symptoms are reported here as there. Among the complaints mentioned were asthmatic conditions, headaches, and nausea.

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