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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1963

Page

4

First Negro Astronaut Picked in Space Program

America's first Black astronaut prospect Capt Edward J Dwight Jr 29 of Kansas City Kan says there are no racial barriers for anyone wanting to be a man in space He was selected along with 14 other pilots for the Air Force aerospace research pilot school and is the diminutive candidate believed to be the smallest yet chosen Dwight notes no color matters in space and vows to prove himself through work and skill He and his family are part of a historic push toward broader representation in the U.S manned spaceflight program.

Desert Research Base Mick Dwight Air Force Aerospace Research Pilot Kansas City Kan U.S

Go Cart Stolen At Holt Company

Holt Company's Chuck Smith reported to police that during the weekend a go cart valued at 137.50 was stolen from the store. Police also logged petty thefts and broken windows including a break in at the club house where 5 was taken from the pro shop and 16 in change from Zimmerman's Texaco. Residents in Walnut and Hazel and Oak Park areas reported overnight entries and ransacking glove compartments.

Holt Company Chuck Smith Zimmerman Texaco Walnut Hazel Oak Park

Broaddus Defends Public School Funding Reforms

A. B. Broaddus argues public schools must show wise economical programs across state county and district levels. He says education should provide a sound basic program while other institutions handle moral and social development and supports a county side tax as a temporary financing aid amid reform talks. The Army Air Force began Aug 1 1907 as part of the Signal Corps.

Aye Page D— Ly Broaddus League of Women Voters

College Young Republicans divided over Birch issues

Fresno report shows the California Young Republicans College Federation splitting into two factions after a convention. Robert Gaston led one side with Birch Society backing while Trent Devenney and Randy Siefkin led separate sessions. The rift followed earlier tensions and a large delegate turnout from 60 colleges. Officials warned of possible future separation if CYR leadership did not align. Licensing of California commercial fishermen began in 1887 with funds for salmon hatcheries.

Fresno UPI California Young‘ Republican” College Federation CYRCF Robert Gaston Los Angeles California” Young Republican CYR John Birch Society Federation Trent ‘Devenney Pepperdinz College Randy Siefkin University of California At Santa Barba Devenney Gaston Seifkin Harold ‘Phillips University of Redlands Siefkin Deverney Clao The Santa Rosa CYRCE California

Bridge Tourney At Palace Tonight At Ukiah Duplicate Club

Ukiah Duplicate anaes Club hosts a bridge tournament at the Palace Hotel tonight. Cloverdale Club holds its annual National Charity event Thursday with last week’s results listing Mr and Mrs George Hunter first and other pairs placing across multiple scores.

Palace Palace Hotel Cloverdale Club Cloverdale George Hunter Harry Clark Shirley Jacobsen Jerry Weldon Lynn Hoelbl Marie “Hill Sumner. Lampson Mark Anderson George Hunter Jack ‘Meyers Bert ‘McPherson Charles Wener Eda Chang

Kiwanis Daughters Day Held by Ukiah Club

Ukiah Kiwanis Club plans a noon meeting at the House of Garner with daughters as guests. President Carl Godec will present Lou Agnew of Signal Oil and a professional magician from Alameda. Key Club representative for April 16 will be Al Kruth.

Ukiah Kiwanis Club House of Garner Carl Godec Lou Agnew Signal Oil Company Alameda al Kruth

Deeds Recorded March 25 1963 in Mendocino County

A list of recorded property deeds dated March 1963 in Ukiah Fort Bragg and surrounding areas, including transfers between individuals and corporations such as Ukiah Drug Co Mendocino County Title and City of Ft Bragg Unified School District. Names include Tom L Langley Jessie Mary Teegarden Ruby Teegarden Edward Mond Smith Paul Hansen Wilson Van Dusen Casper Cuschera Iver Olson Edith Naugle Miriam Aho John Welter Lester Graff Union Lumber Company Ft Bragg Unified School District Frank Cuff Geraldine Cuff Harry Sammons Ida Bower Joseph Vicari Kenneth Ricksecker Robert Zunion Surfwood Estate and others.

Guaranteed Agency. Inc Tr Tom L Langley Jessie Mary Teegarden Ruby L Teegarden Ukiah Drug Co Mendocino Co Ukiah Mendo Co Edward Raymond Smith Paul L Hansen Wilson M van Dusen Yokayo Rancho Merritt E. Cutten Casper Cuschera James L Pate Angelo JiPenitenti Bragg Iver S Olson Edith A Naugle Naugile Miriam E Aho John M Wel John W. Munton Lester L. Graff Union Lbr Ft Bragg Union Lby Co Ft. Bragg City of Frank J Cuff E Geraldine Cuff Robert S Zunion

Goldwater Predicts Cuba Issue Dominates 1964 Campaign

Goldwater told NBC on Issues and Answers that only a Kennedy defeat is possible for re election. He criticized Kennedy on Cuba exile raids and called Washington cry babies. He argued Russia would avoid war over Cuba and said Cuban tensions could be cleaned up in two weeks. If a GOP nomination candidate, he would skip state primaries.

NBC Issues Goldwater Cuba U.S Kennedy Washington Russia France Canada

Education chief cites state opinion on board policy

Oceanside report states Thomas W. Braden, 45, president of the Board of Education, announced that last Friday's opinion by Atty. Gen. Stanley Mosk clarifies that Dr. Max Rafferty and the Department of Education must follow board policy.

Oceanside UPI Thomas W. Braden Board of Education Atty Stanley Mosk Max Rafferty Department of Education

Wind knocks record from turntable during remote broadcast

A gust of wind blew a record off the turntable during a remote broadcast in Tampa. Disc jockey Marv Ray hosted the segment as wind disrupted the session while the record Gone with the Wind played.

Tampa, Fla UPI Marv Ray

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