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Record Searchlight from Redding, California • 5

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Saturday April 2 1966 Page County schools Trinity faces unification election Redding (Calif) Record-Searchlight Duzen school Ruth school Trin and Weaver- ity Center school ville school If the unification is approved and would have one trustee Ranch elementary school dis-j the Austrians to vole for unifi- many services would have to Ijp cation with Germany in 1918 discontinued to remain within The argument favoring unifi-j the bidget that seven trustees cation on the information sheet i1 budget that seven trustees ir Ifrom the entire county cannot says un n- t0 problems aris- better eiU'iing in local districts nC work would be com- oe aimed ai awaxening someiple might discouraged rnm No 5 would include the Hetten Valley Hoaglin-Zenia and Mad River elementary school districts and would have one trustee The unification proposal was awakening of there will be five trustee areas: No 1 comprising all the Coffee Creek Trinity Center and Lewiston elementary school districts would have one trustee WEAVERVILLE Trinity County voters will decide April 12 wether they want to unify the county's 13 elementary school districts and its single high school district into one countywide political entity Polls will be open from 7 am until 7 pm Polling places are the Burnt Ranch school Grover Ladd school Coffee Creek school Cox Bar school Douglas City school Hayfork school Wildwood school lletten Valley school Hoaglin Zenia school Lake Mountain school Island Mountain school llyam-pom school Junction City school Lewiston school Van No 2 comprised of the Douglas! prepared by the Trinity County City and Wcaverville elemen- Committee on School District tary school districts would have Organization Only Committee two trustees No 3 comprised Chairman Mark Groves voted sort feeling in the breasts ofruning f(jr lhe lhc argu im''ment charges A poor adminis could drag the quality of the administration of the of the Hayfork and Ilyampom 'against the unification proposal! JlmcnTsa IMawunillca elementary school districts Groves has likened the ability 1 would have two trustees No 4 of the stale to compel unifica- Ppp'j of identity to the com- would be comprised of the Junc-jtion elections to the plilical ad imunity" the tion City Cox Bar and Burnt1 methods used by Hiller to get lion means schools win be 8 ated uniformly under one ad- ministrator who needs lhe eon-im Robert Gravettc assistant iar trus- county superintendent of schools India city overrun by poverty hunger 1 wiif centralized10 m'V a compilation Sf everyone's centralized purchasing andlhlkl warehousing and the benefits of i i volume buying Misunderstand-! Tnmy Cnllnl' had a unifca' ing and buck-passing will be el-j Bon election in 1949 It failed iminated because of stronger The April 12 proposal requires lines of communication between only a simple majority vole to components schools the argu-1 pass If it is approved trustee ment says Selections will be held later The argument against unifica- If the measure is defeated tion says the county schools will state law requires that the unifi-lose about $80000 in state aid cation be put before the voters if they unify It charges that! again within two years By JOE MCGOWAN JR jammed into one-room quarters leave The city has 38 hospital many without running water Thousands live on the sidewalks The lack of safe waier supply sewage faciUtics and proper housing has made Calcutta an endemic source of cholera and other diseases CALCUTTA India (AP) -This is one of the largest cities and it is a city in crisis overwhelmed by runaway population poverty hunger disease and illiteracy A third of its people live ini conditions which by Western standards are unfit for human habitation i beds per 1000 people a fairly good figure for India But people come from all over eastern' India for treatment The city isj building one hospital every 10 years It would take about 200000 new houses to clear the present bustees The present rate of building would take 100 more years just to clear the present slums NEAR TRAGEDY Fire Capt Gene Brewster romped with 20-month-old Jill Bordner yesterday after he revived her with mouth-to-mouth resuscitation after the girl was pulled from the family swimming pool in Los Angeles Brewster is a neighbor of the Bordner family (UPI Telephoto) The World Health Organization calls the city an international health hazard amid Its tropical heat and humidity I Calcutta's existence is Five years ago the Fordj based on its port which handles Foundation sent a team of inter-42 per cet of export national specialists in urban and 25 per cent of its imports planning As a result a planning But the port is dying and plans organization came into being are undc' way to build a new and today the foreign experts port nearer the open sea at work alongside Indian planners Iialdia 60 miles south of Calcut-turning out programs aimed at ta preventing catastrophe here Through a natural diversion John Robin former chair a process the Ganges River has "We're really in a race with time" one official admits if the race is lost all of India will face a serious threat experts here agree Repercussions could be felt throughout Asia Bloody rioting broke out in mid-March ostensibly over food shortages Before the army regained control about 30 lives had been last and millions of dollars worth of property mostly government had been burned or otherwise destroyed The violence was inspired by leftists who are capitalizing on Redding radio stations pull April Fools 9 joke The corny joy of April Fools' Dr Gilbert Collyer college the purchase of California from Day may be a thing of the past president and Delp Johnson Mexico and have bought it to Two Redding radio stations college architect have agreed build a floating gambling casino found that out yesterday donate their salaries until the: there they conspired to pull a joke on new campus is completed One of the leaders of the their listeners 0 A group of Redding law- John Birch Society in Shasta It's not that people fali 'Ters led Sen Free! County "a Republican physi- for April Fools' jokes any morel1' Jr Jave discovered can has denounced the soci They feU harder than ever a Plot of under ety and now is supporting Gov i la i Shasta Lake was overlooked in Brown for re-election the unusual the usual in lhe main volume been man of the Pennsylvania Planning Board is chief consultant Others in the group include Arthur Row' on leave from Yale University where he is chair- of its water to its mouths in East Pakistan Water flowing into the llooghly is so silt-laden that dredges are unable to keep up with it The river today limited to ships of about 26-foot City the deteriorating situation Even nature is working man of Department of against Calcutta The harbor I Nanning major trade link between East The foreign experts (iodine to draft and 10000 tons and West is silting up and the be quoted on prob-j Reduced water flow has flow of fresh water into the lcms because of possible resent-caused three other problems It i llooghly River is diverting into ment at interference by out- has caused the city a severe! other branches of the mighty aiders Indian officials similarly shortage of fresh water it is Ganges decline fearing they would be- insufficient to flush away the! "Given the resources of the come targets of leftist agilalnrs sewage pouring into the river I area the city is faced with a But interviews with planners I and salt water pushing in from! The Redding Kiwanis Club will hr guests and the Redding hopless was the grim re-land city stale and port officials! the Bay of Bengal is threatening will present four legion of Hon-1 Barbershop Quartet will enter-sumc 0f nne qualified observer produce this summary of Cal- fresh water supplies or pins and certificates at its tain laical resources such as lax- problems: Part of ing as these times I The two radio stations KVIPi and KAHR swapped spois on: the radio dial by running jump' lines between their facilities "it resulted in mass confusion because we weren't in the us- ual Donald Chamberlain of KVIP said "Our office phones here and at KAHR have! been absolutely full since this morning" 6:30 problem es arc insufficient adminis- The callers had some interest-! 40th anniversary luncheon Tues ing theories about the mix-up! day at the Grande Cafe Chamberlain said Receiving the special awards no coin it icctcct muM co into trust fund une said it was a Birch no-will be Rascoe Anderson Wil-: ciety plot against Tom Kelly iard (Bill) Witlner Edward work- An admimstra- The Kiwanis charter makes it mandatory that all funds col- Liu (Bill) Witlner Edward yuin W(rR- against Tom Kelly iard Not only is Calcutta gross- (c vast number of uneducated ly overpopulaee but so is Us unskilled male laborers flocking1 trade area the ales of West from the surrounding rural Bengal Bihar Orissa and As-arpa sam Calcutta is tile only city over 300000 in this great rural They have contributed to the estimated 15 per cent open or area The states have a total trativc ability is skmpy "There is a great air of hopelessness despair and cynicism have citizen good (KHAR owner) and me because Frisbie and Ivor Johanson illvp Pense must come from wiii We have a crisis but no Anderson a charter member ilb ducs' 15 r31 by sense of crisis in the city and Anolher explain Ital he had prost icause we're both he said a Hying saucer last nlfSht Pan-kf hWMiMwt and the spon-! pancake breakfast and the spun population of about 146 million readily a a ent unomploy-pcople equal to that in all the 'ment A city official said there European Common Market 'is a tremendous concealed un-counlrics 'employment including the side- -seen and that it upset the earth's cub' HP snrship of the US Marine Band "I magnetism causing the concert every other year and magnetism causing the broad-' Ph 'ViVY' 'r C01(Prt PVPI'V "npr ypar- and The problems are so chronic he Ppollc onR'surfprinS cast waves to become jumbled raiifnrnia frnm Krpnn HurinR the past 15 years the lhal 011 ran't arouse a develop- A and HiiinrnM inim rresno rrnrt i The stations didn arknnwl- norll club has spent more than $30- mp" pfforl- ward city and area in India nr 8Pt touned- edge the April hools joke over member for 3: lH' nn 'ouh I91 mP- Under British rule Calcutta terms of educational facilities' The influx of men has made the air chamberlain said -but was president in 1935 "r8anizpd the first girls developed into one of the No school is available for a half- Calcutta "the most male city in if penpfr call us and sound Ux 107 league north of Sacra-world's busiest ports It was million children At the present the world" The 1961 census disturbed we tell them over the tsurrr for 10 antI bult a pamP India's capital until 1912 the irate of population growth Cal- i showed 450 women for every 1- don't want anyone to eo 'ears Johanson also a charter S1'P trePk' Palatial British resi-icutta would have to build KHl'OnO men This increases sex we (torn want anyone to go Member dn)DDod 011t nf the Kwanis built a Royjdences and government build- schools a year for 20 years and crimes prostitution and vene- "ThamteriSfL rare an a fr' 'Pam but "8 Sfrpet'iinf' kl these would have to operate duu- real disease ril FoolVimadcasMithe fid been active sinc-p 1948 In 19a3 they secured the fran- Calcutta is real problems ble shifts Calcutta has nol The men send whatever mon- is Droaaiast me nn chise for Ijttle League base-! came with India independence! opened a single school in they can scrape together lowing news Rems: Jcs MacNaughton club ball built a ball park and ran and partition nf the subconti- past 1(1 years I home to their wives and chil-! Because of the high bids retary and past lieutenant go-thp iaKUP for two years Since Jnent About a million nf the 42' Hospitals are so and this gives Calcutta i submitted on construction for ernor will serve as master of thpn thpy havc hujjt lWH more mjUion Hindu refugees who left: crowded that patients pro-'high volume of postal money the new Shasta College campus -ceremonies ts members ball parks East Fakistan swarmed into'nounced incurably ill must order business The club has been active in Calcutta straining facilities vocational guidance agricultur- The result is a metropolitan jal conservation and support of city of about seven million per-I churches It organized the first sons gaimng 200000 a year The sunrise service in Redding ACROSS qaaa ErianB in BS IQ 30 Vr summer llooghly River on one side and IIP MISS Brooks Burton got tired of being robbed after the same gunman held up his liquor store in North Hollywood three times in seven weeks Burton surprised lhe bandit when he showed up again yesterday The gunman shot and missed Burton who had his gun ready didn't slug killed the gunman (UPI Telephoto) PINE STREET STORE OPEN SUNDAY 8: TO 6: PM salt water swamps on the other keep Calcutta from spreading out so the population density goes up and up PINE STREET STORE ONLY APRIL 3rd Supervisors lo )iek doctor for psychiatry post FREE PARKING AIL 3 STORES FREE TIDE BOOKS 31 Device for holding dies 33 Pay air tendon 35 Loop and knot 36 Account entrv 38 lie 41 Unfastened JOIUTION OP YESTERDAY'S PUIZII 45 Diocese DOWN LPastrle 2 Vegetable 3 Corrupts 4 Craze 5 Native metals 6 Kxalt 7 Former Thai coin 8 Food morsel 9 Digit 10 Result 16 Oldest 18 Bib character 21 West Pointers 23 Sdk entered 1 Legume 4 In behalf of 7 Carry 11 Famous general 12 Guido's second note 13 Ferrum 14 Work unit 15 Downhearted 17Wrapa- round 19 Sponge-wood 20 Pan of a curve 22 Loaiers 26 FJTuIgence 29 Common gaielle GOLF BALLS CLUBS AIL PURPOSE OUTSIDE WHITE OO EXTERIOR GALLON Calcutta is estimated to havc 112990 people per square mile compared with 270M for New Shasta ounty supervisors are cjv to choose a psychiatrist Mon- day to head the county's Short- An official at the Calcutta iDoylp mental health program Metropolitan Planning Organi-: The choice is expected to be zation pointed out that New Dr David Gasman of Rochester 'York you achieve density by Minn or Dr Elwood Morgan building skyscrapers Here wc who is in the Navy havc one-story bustees (slums) 1 Both applicants have been in- 'Ve bave no rtKn for schools Icniowed bv supervisors and Parks or members of the Mental Health 11 Lls psalpd lhat lhl'ce' Advisory Board 1 fourths Calcutta people live in overcrowded tenement and i buster quarters ridden with siUon is $186000 to $20484 nics and rals About 60 per cent multimembcr families are i Officials work LADIES STRAW BEACH HATS Wide Variety Colors Styles 99 Rewashed 00 PUTTERS WEDGES IRONS Your Choice 3-l person 2 1 Fabulous bird 25 Egypt cotton 26 Unit of re luctance 27 FI negrito 28 Bowling piece 3J Appendage 34 Headpiece 37 Anc Persian 39 Store light 40 Gainsay 41 Periods of good times 42 Late: comb form 43 That girl 44 Emblem of morning Each on school plans! Anderson man sent lo hospital Roland Martin 46 of An- HANDLE SHOVELS ARMY -NAVY STORES COTTONWOOD -Preliminary plans for the new addition to Evergreen Elementary School derson was committed to Men-jare being worked out principal docino stale HospitaI this weck David Harp said No date for afjer appearing in Redding Jus-start of construction has been Cpurt on charge of petty determined A $16900(1 bond issue was ap- He was areused of taking a proved by voters Jan 18 for a bottle of spicy peppers from i multipurpose room office stor-j Hinkle's Market and Sporting age room two classrooms and Goods in Redding and drinking athRrinnal restroom facilities ih" juice Your Dollar Buys the Most" Use Your BonkAmericord at All 3 Stores 4-1 For liriji 24 min an wtwi -u-.

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