Public Schools Week Open Houses Across Area Schools
Next week marks Public Schools Week with open houses at Ukiah High Pomolita Yokayo Oak Manor Frank Zeck River Nokomis Potter Valley Hopland Calpella and Potter Valley Elementary. Teachers will meet parents, discuss student progress and offer consultations. Ukiah High will host 7 to 9 pm with a 7 pm start for others. Ukiah adds a fashion show and student exhibits in art science shop and engineering.
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Ukiah
Potter Valley
Ukiah High School
Pomolita
Oak Manor
Frank Zeck
River
Nokomis
Potter Valley High
Hopland High
Hopland
Calpella
Two Little Girls Listen As Gun Ends Family Fight
In Pleasant Hill two 11 year old girls slept through a violent quarrel that ended with a fatal shooting. Beverly McGinness 28 and Frank McGinness 29 died after an argument that led to the husband briefly leaving and then returning to shoot his wife before taking his own life. Geraldine McGinness and Debbie Moffitt witnessed nothing but later learned the outcome. Police said the attack ended in death by suicide.
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Pleasant Hill
Geraldine McGinness
Sheriff's
Beverly
Frank McGinness
Geraldine
Debbie Moffitt
McGinness
Sheriff's Deputies
Lake County Boat Show Opens Today
The Lake County Sports and Boat Show in 1964 began a three day run at the Lakeport Fairgrounds featuring boats motors and fishing gear. Queen selections start at 8 tonight with the winner to represent Lake County in the Maid of California pageant. Finalists include Betty Prather Cherie Martin Bev Arnold Susan Blair and Loretta Worthen. A flycasting contest offers a $75 trophy and prizes. Special displays and entertainment are planned with more details continued on page 5.
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Lake County
Betty Prather
Cherie Martin
Bert Arnold
Susan Blair
Loretta Worthen
Lakeport
Rich
David Stone
Sylvia Kimbal
Dolores Cargil
Retirement party honored for longtime phone employee
Erly Chamberlain, a 39 year Pacific Telephone veteran, will be celebrated at a retirement party hosted by Communications Workers of America Local 9420. The event starts at 7 p.m. at the Redwood Valley Grange. Chamberlain began in Sacramento in 1925, moved to Ukiah in 1931, shifted to Santa Rosa in 1985, and returned to Ukiah in 1942 as an installer repairman. He has been active in the Ukiah Rod and Gun Club and in union matters.
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Erly Chamberlain
Communication Workers of America
Redwood Valley Grange
Ronald Dumas
Chamberlain
Pacific Telephone Company
Sacramento
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Ukiah Rod and Gun Club
Son Gives Parents Good Look at Selves
An irate Topeka man called police when his 20 year old son refused to erase a tape recording made during a family squabble. A police lieutenant persuaded the son to erase the recording in the interest of family harmony.
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Topeka, Kan
Rotarians Host Foreign Students in Ukiah Weekend
Ukiah Rotarians host twenty six University of California Berkeley foreign students for Rotary International Weekend. A Masonite tour starts at 10 15 tomorrow morning followed by a 6 30 banquet at the Home Arts building Ukiah Fairgrounds. Host families welcome students and entertainment features include Richard Williams of England as guitarist and master of ceremonies.
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University of California At Berkeley
Ukiah Rotari
Rotary International
Ukiah Club
Ukiah Fairgrounds
Robert Rasmus
Ukiah
al Hardie
Si Boynton
Tom Power
Richard Williams
England
Aet
Walter Eversole
Mimi Chon
Hong Kong
Thomas Lode
Ulla Junker
Sweden
John Wonder
Prakash Jain
Fiji
Kiroko Swift
Japan
Jack Clarke
Frank Berry
Scotland
Guy Wallette
Belgium
George Ward
aAhme Savine
Turkey
Gus @ Farell
Bjorm Widig
Mrs Axt New TB President In Mendocino County
The Tuberculosis and Health Association of Mendocino County held its annual meeting and election of officers at Barry's Southworth Inn Tuesday night. Mrs Edward Axt was elected president succeeding Dr John O Raffety. Other officers are Carl M Buhm an as vice president Mrs O W Winkler secretary and Bill J Burk treasurer. Board members for three years include Ukiah residents Mrs Arif Stultz Ben O Foster Hardy Pelham Dr Frank Dailey and Mrs Paul Sparso with additional members Mrs O W Winkler Philo Mrs Dean Wilson Hopland Mrs Ruth Humason Mendocino and Vernon Johansen Fort Bragg. Guest speaker was Dr Harry G Parsons medical director of the Weimar Medical Center.
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Edward Axt
John O. Raffety
Carl M. Buhlman
O. W. Winkler
Bill J. Burk
Ukiah
Arif Stultz
Ben O. Foster
Hardy Pelham
Frank Dailey
Paul Sparso
O. W
Weather Report From Ukiah Fire Department Observer
April readings show daytime highs and nighttime lows with a list of dates including April 16. The report cites temperatures around 58 to 86 degrees and rainfall measurements of 28.50 inches and 81 inches, attributed to the Ukiah Fire Department Weather Observer.
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Ukiah Fire Department
Fire call at Despina Tsarnas home reports no damage
IRE dispatch noted a Thursday 6 05 p m call about an overheated fireplace at Despina Tsarnas residence on Lovers Lane with no damage reported.
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Despina Tsarnas
Lovers' Lane
De Gaulle Operated On Today
President Charles de Gaulle, 73, underwent a satisfactory operation for a prostate condition at Cochin Hospital in Paris. The surgery lasted 1 hour 40 minutes and was kept secret until tonight’s bulletin. De Gaulle remains in hospital about 10 days with wife Yvonne beside him.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Cochin Hospital
Elyse Palace
Yvonne
Harold Macmillan
Second Mistrial Called in Beckwith Case
In Jackson Mississippi a circuit court jury deadlocked 8-4 for acquittal in the Beckwith case over Medgar Evers murder, prompting a second mistrial. Judge Hendrick set the case for the May term, Beckwith 43, a fertilizer salesman, released on 940 000 bond within half an hour.
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Hendrick
Beckwith
Johnson Urges Nation to Hold Line on Wages and Prices
President Johnson described the economy as booming and urged business and labor to restrain wage and price increases. At his 13th news conference in the State Department auditorium, he touted a record GNP of 608.5 billion for the first quarter, called for moderation from civil rights extremists, announced plans for a sea level canal survey across Colombia, listed five bills for Congress, and expressed belief in collective bargaining to settle the railroad dispute.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Wagenina Ctabilita Aftan Nointi
le Blrawesiry
PaUlLibi
State Department
John E. Kennedy
Colombia
Congress
Texas
White House
Unruh Wins Victory On Schools
SACRAMENTO UPS Jesse M Unruh pushes radical school financing plan toward passage as Assembly Ways and Means backs his bill and Senate Finance rejects Gov Brown's plan. Unruh seeks unification of districts and tax equalization with about 105 million dollars in state aid over two years while Burns calls Brown plan dead though not unfriendly to Unruh.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Unruh
California
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Edmund G. Brown
Albert Rodda
Brown
Rodda
Hugh Burns
Fresno
Burns
Missiles Ready To Go
The House Appropriations Committee backed funds to advance the next generation of weapons including a possible death ray while approving a new plane to replace aging B52s and B58s. The panel cited spaceborne weapons and laser research, and endorsed a $6.7 billion defense bill to maintain nuclear dominance and deliverable missiles and aircraft.
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Frank Eleazer
Washington
UPI
House Appropriations Committee
U.S
Air Force
Johnson
House
U. S
Russia
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Anti-Litter Week Proclaimed Here
The Board of Supervisors proclaims April 15-21 as Anti-Litter and Roadside Beautification Week. Chairman Joe Scaramella urges citizens to use litter bags and rubbish receptacles on public property and protect roadside beauty.
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Board of Supervisors
Joe Scaramella
Khrushchev vows not to break with China on 70th birthday
In Moscow Khrushchev, amid tributes on his 70th birthday, says the Soviet Union will not sever relations with Communist China. He warns Chinese rivals against disruptive actions, calls for correct Marxist Leninist explanation, and signals possible rapprochement only through principled means.
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Nicholas Daniloff
Moscow
UPI
Nikita Krushchev
Soviet Union
China
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Tass
Mao Tse Tung
Johnson
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Ans
Robert Knudsen Shri Gupta
Om Jahari
India
Dwight Hulse
Manuel Ly
Philippines
Roy Williams
Britain
Clay Duncan
Punchalik Niayak
Bhagwan Pohani
James Selzer
Hans Oel
Germany
Jack Weddle
Hubert Raupach
William Hulton
Nilardi Mantena
Claude Bradford
Jaime Drachman
Cuba
Robert Winslow
Dinko Stany
Yugoslavia
Jeanne Ma
al Hardigé
Alfred de Bruin
Holland
Francis Burns
Terence Heaps
Wanada
Tuberculosis and Health Association of
Mendocino County
Barry’s Southworth Inn
Gaston Monnerville
French Guiana
LBJ
Nikita
Mao Tze-tung
Romania
Jon Maurer
Kyemlin
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