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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1964
Page
7
Readers weigh in on sex crime punishment and deterrence. A letter demands surgical alterations for repeat offenders, while Ann Landers cautions against such measures and urges removal from society through psychiatry. Other notes address milk-theft nuisances and a sweater damage bill dispute.
A row of court items lists multiple motions and orders. Custody modifications, quashes, and summary judgments appear alongside continuances for various cases including Robbins vs United Insurance, Spurling, Gobbi, Vinson, Foucault, Stewart, Armstrong, Rollins, and others. Numerous estates and guardianships progress with decrees, sales confirmations, and appraisals. Continuous dates show hearings set through August and September 1964 with trials and dispositions noted.
On the House floor Chairman Wright Patman accused lobbyists of offering a committee member 14 000 dollars in bank stock as a gift. He blamed the American Bankers Association for anti public action and described the bankers lobby as ugly and subtle. He cited a 40 page scandalous attack on banks and the Fed as fraud against the public.
Tomorrow is the final day to submit 4-H entries for the Redwood Empire Fair August 21 to 23. Deliver to Mrs Ernest Butow or Mrs Witter by August 4, with entry fees. The fair features a bread baking contest on August 22 and ongoing horse group meetings daily until fair time.
Funeral services were held Sunday at Eversole Mortuary for Mrs Louise Sierck 78 Hopland daughter of early Hopland family who died at her home Thursday after a long illness She was a daughter of the late Frank and Theodora Girard pioneers of the Hopland area She lived her entire life in the area and is survived by two children Mrs Marie Runnels West Covina and Ted Sierck Hopland and two sisters Mrs Ella Dawe and Mrs Clara Cooper Hopland Services were conducted by Rev Frank McCray and interment was at Hopland Cemetery.
Graveside services were held this morning at Ukiah Cemetery for Roy Kenneth Kennedy a long time operator of the Shindy Oaks Grocery in Ukiah who died of a heart attack Friday at a local hospital He had lived in the community 19 years and was a carpenter and gro cer y owner survived by his widow Jacqueline and two sons John Kennedy and Phillip Coleman both of Ukiah Rev Wendell Ensor Ever sole Mortuary in charge of arrangements
Four Mendocino County youths enlisted in July through the Ukiah Navy Recruiting Office and are now in basic training at San Diego Naval Training Center. Albert James Perdini of Ukiah, a 1964 Ukiah High School graduate, Gary Raymond Stephens also a 1964 graduate, Broth Pardini and Danny Jack Willis, all Ukiah residents, along with Arthur Dale Dunsing of Fort Bragg, a 1964 South Fork High School graduate, entered on the job training or high school graduate training programs. The Navy recruiter urges interested youths to contact the Ukiah recruiting office at 107 W. Perkins Street for opportunities and hours from 8:30 to 5.
In Northern Rhodesia, Lumpa sect followers armed with public safety items captured in a raid on a police station reportedly launched a new wave of violence against the government. Initial reports claim at least 150 killed in Lundazi amid more than a week of clashes led by prophetess Alice Lenshina and her followers.
In the Superior Court of California Mendocino County a petition for probate of the estate of Abil Olsen has been filed by Olava Olsen. The hearing is set for Thursday August 13 1964 at 9 30 am in Department 2 court room 2 of the Mendocino County Courthouse Ukiah. County clerk W J Broaddue and deputy Mary Hughes certify. Attorney for petitioner Timothy W O’Brien 150 North Pine Street Ukiah California.
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