Indian Law Passed in California to Change Jurisdiction
The House Interior Committee approved a bill to subject California reservation Indians to state criminal laws. Rep Norms Poulson of California called it the first step to liberate California Indians from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, marking a shift in governance and legal authority.
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Washington
House
Interior Committee
California
Norms Poulson
Calif
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Prof Ebel Retires After 43 Years Of Teaching At Redlands
Prof Ebel closes a 43 year teaching career with 28 years at the University of Redlands where he taught German and earned affection from faculty, students, and First Baptist members. He plans further study, research, and continued involvement in graduate work and church activities.
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Bartel . Ebel
North University Street
University of Redlands
Ebels
First Baptist Church
Ebel
Hillsboro
Kansas
McPherson College
Kansas State University
Tme
Austin
Harvard University
McPherson
Eugene O'Neill
Yaralpa
Mission
Dis
Stanford
Harvard
Ferdinand Reymund
Bids Open for Third Unit of US 395 Relocation Project
Riverside County and Perris officials supported a 4.7 mile section from Route 74 to Nuevo Road with five major structures. The bid opening is set for July 10, covering a $850000 budget and a new signal system to improve safety along with channelization for safe turns toward Hemet. The overall 22 mile relocation replaces the older Elsinore route, linking Temecula to March Air Force Base with future four lane potential. The first unit completed to Antelope Road cost $725000. the second unit of 10.6 miles is underway and due in September at $800000.
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State Division of Highways
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March Air Force Base
Antelope Road
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Nuevo Road
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Ferris
D Street
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Board of Supervisors
Riverside County
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Antelope
Menfee Valley
Romeland
Marchair Base
Elsinore
Ebel to complete retirement and pursue science studies
He plans a history of early Kansas and a German textbook, adding to a mineral collection of over 1,000 specimens and meteorites. At home on 925 North University, rocks frame the earth's ages. Dr. and Mrs. Ebel have two sons in Kansas, Oliver in Topeka and Lowell in Wichita, with visits likely. Mrs. Ebel has worked with the Faculty Wives club.
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North University Street
Ebel
Oliver
Topeka
Lowell
Wichita
County Man Claims All Heavenly Bodies in Space
County Recorder Ted Carpenter received a document from Paul Dona var of Altadena claiming tax free rights to the sun Moon stars and atmosphere. The May 13 filing previously claimed all rights to the sun moon and atmosphere and the latest instrument states ownership of the atmosphere and air for all heavenly bodies to float in.
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Ted Carpenter
Paul
Donavar
Altadena
Norton AFB seeks 100+ clerical trades openings
Norton air force base offers more than one hundred temporary and permanent positions for clerk typists clerks stenographers and skilled trades helpers. wages range from 1.40 per hour to 2975 yearly with aptitude tests and typing or dictation requirements. interested graduates may pick up applications at Redlands high school between 8 am and 5 pm or go to Norton AFB gate 4 East Third Street.
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Norton Air Force Base
Leo G. Fuchs
Redlands High School
John B. Cole
Fuchs
Jessie Curry
Carmen McClelland
Norton Air Base
Gate 4
East Third Street
RHS
Cale
U S W V Club Holds Year End Luncheon At Sylvan Park
The U S W V auxiliary social club gathered at Sylvan park for a covered dish luncheon and program. Oregon Smith Ontario attorney spoke on communism, introduced by club president Mrs Magenta Lawler. Attendees included John Clausen J F Lawler Lamencs McLaughlin Pete Hebertz Sam Downs Thomas Scarborough and William Bolton with visitors from Banning Richard Ida Cooper Elmer Clive Kuhn and Agnes Metcalf.
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Sylvan Park
Oregon Smith
Ontario
Magenta Lawler
Smith
John Clausen
J. F. Lawler
Tlamencs McLaughlin
Pete Hebertz
Sam Downs
Thomas Scarborough
Graduation Tonight for 26 at Sacred Heart School
Eighth grade graduates from Sacred Heart School will be honored at 8 pm in Sacred Heart Church with diplomas awarded by Rev. William J. Casey. Speakers include a Newman High School representative, followed by a flag and cross salute, breakfast, and scholarship awards to St Bernardine’s and Newman High School.
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Sacred Heart School
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
George Everett
Mark Holt
Lawrence Holguin
Leroy Pope
Gerald Reedy
Gerald Mulherin
Edward Rezendes
Andrew Smith
Robert Garcia
Edwin Hupp
Norman Fedderson
Henry Hyman
Patrick Jacobs
William Wheaton
Martin Loughlin
Edward Cantwell
Ruth Buns
Cecelia Fuenf
Sacred Heart Church
Mothers Club
St. Bernardine’s High School
Sun
Bernardino
Knights of Columbus
Thomas Ditchfield
Catholic Daughters of America
Jack Callahan
Court Our Lady of Lourdes
Dorothy Panneton
E. P. Reedy
Rosemarie Silberberger
Altar Society
McKinley Sixth Grade Picnic Sponsored by PTA
The McKinley school sixth graders enjoyed a picnic at Sylvan Park after swimming at Sylvan Plunge. The event included a wiener bake, a game program led by Louis Fletcher, and songs directed by Mrs. Horace Hinckley. Each child received an autograph book. the class presented a gift to guest teacher George Ewing, with Principal Ber Nice Kirk also attending.
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McKinley School
P T
Sylvan Park
Sylvan Plunge
Louis Fletcher
Horace Hinckley
George Ewing
Bernice Kirk
Judy West
Nancy van Dorn
Bradford Hinckley
Norman Trost
Judy Smallinglaw
Ronald Schulte
Andy Palmer
Edward Fletcher
Johnny Davis
Billy Rogers
Glen Gumpert
Bruce Harmon
Bobby Maass
Di'anne Maddison
Lucia Lee Heston
Philip Sedgwick
Marion Rocha
Eddie Cornford
Bob Filter
Jobe Gay
Kenneth Ward
Alan Parkes
David Serrano
Evelyn Durada
Wilma Jean Ruble
Donna Wright
Nicki Manes
Fern Pannell
Barbara Wright
Joyce DeGraff
Steve Covington
Esther Cortez
Coral Brown
Barbara Jean Lord
Donna Short
Shirley Staves
Vicky Melugin
Messrs
Mmes
BE. T. Fletcher
Eve Parkes
D. Ward
Mmes. W. Rogers
Congregators to Meet at Kahls for Morning Session
The Congregators club of the First Congregational church will meet with Mrs Robert Kahl at 809 Oxford Drive at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. Co-hostesses will be Mrs Charles Parker and Mrs Claude Griffitts. Installation of officers will be conducted. The usual nursery arrangements will be available at the church.
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First Congregational Church
Robert Kahl
Oxford Drive
Charles Parker
Claude Griffitts
Redlands Auxiliary elects new officers and delegates
Mrs Henry Gerner was chosen president of the American Legion Auxiliary Redlands unit No 106 at a Legion clubhouse meeting. New officers include Mrs H Ro Duerson as first vice president and Mrs Caroline Buyuk as second vice president. Delegates to Fresno Department Convention were Mrs Johnson Danielson Gerner and Bickle. Installation set with Legion on July 17.
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Henry Gerner
American Legion Auxiliary
Redlands
Legion
Germer
H Ro Duerson
Caroline Buyak
Ray Martinson
Dwayne Bickle
Herbert Shorey
Stanley Fairbanks
Gladys Roby
Donald Hunt
Ernest Danielson
WB Johnson Jr
James Leighton
The
Welter Vaughn
Department
al Fresno
Mmes
Johnson Danielson
Gerner
Bickle
Vaughn
Leighton
Bessie Simms
Martinson
You Do Have Time If You Use It Wisely
A Ruth Millett essay urges readers to drop the excuse that there is no time. It recalls grandmothers who noted everyone has 24 hours daily and argues people fail by mismanaging time rather than lacking it. If you delay important tasks, admit poor time use and act now.
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Weill
Square Dancers at Park Tomorrow
The Boots and Belles adult square dance group will dance at Sylvan Park Corral tomorrow with Osa Mathews calling. An open dance, all interested are invited to join the group for the evening.
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Boots and Belles
Sylvan Park Corral
Osa Mathews
Girl Scout Ice Capades Trip From Franklin School Troop
Sixth grade Girl Scout troop from Franklin School ended its year with a matinee at the Ice Capades in Lon Angeles. They traveled by bus with a park stop for lunch, then dined in El Mante after the show. The trip funded by cookies, Christmas cards, and a parade hot dog cann. Members include Sharon Sapp ington Peggy Romine Geraldine Cate Marie Meyer Claudette Fel per Miriam Ball Judy Smith Joan Vander Hoop Claudia Felper Cornel DeGraaf Judy Jones Nancy Brethan James Meyer Linda Brooks Lorna Legg. They were led by Mrs. Dennis Felper and leader Mrs. Dwight Ball, who received a plant as thanks.
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Franklin School
Pan Pacific Auditorium
Lon Angeles
el Mante
Sharon Sappington
Peggy Romine
Geraldine Cate
Marie Meyer
Claudette Felper
Miriam Ball
Judy Smith
Joan Vander Hoop
Claudia Felper
Cornel DeGraaf
Judy Jones
Nancy Brethan
James Meyer
Linda Brooks
Lorna Legg
Dennis Felper
Dwight Ball
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