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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1966

Page

7

Price of Carelessness Is a Staggering One

The three major fires in Round Valley Lake Pillsbury and southern Lake County are nearly contained with damage to 20 000 acres of grassland brush and timber Loss of merchantable timber may reach 500 000 dollars Wildlife losses are incalculable Firefighting crews faced peril but no lives were lost Humboldt County foreman suffered a heart attack and a tanker pilot made a forced landing after striking a tree The state urges campers hunters and tourists to exercise caution and cigarettes are cited as a cause

Round Valley Lake Pillsbury Lake County Division of Forestry U.S. Forest Service Humboldt County Division of Forestry Covelo Ukiah al Capitan Yosemite National Park Clyde P. Barnett State Division of Aeronautics California FE Capitan Barnett Yosemite Brown Ronald Reagan Bruce W. Sumner Leo J. Ryan South San Francisco Ryan Assembly Jesse M. Unruh Frank M. Jordan Columbia Gazette Columbia Sonora Department of Parks and Recreation California Newspaper Publishers Association Harvey Meee Sonora Union-Democrat Gazette State Department of Winter Resources Box Canyon Mt. Shasta City Siskiyou County

Attuning Businessmen To Today's Jet Age

John A Barr, Northwestern dean, urges universities to train broad managers for modern complex business. He notes leadership must master automation, mass distribution, public ownership, labor relations, and social responsibility amid global competition and pollution concerns. Barr highlights history from Wharton to Northwestern and the need for educated leaders.

John A. Barr Northwestern University School of Business Barr Montgomery Ward Board Wharton School of Finance and Commerce Pennsylvania University Northwestern John Barr

Letters from Ukiah reader on rancher pigeon issue

Ukiah California August 5 1966 letter to the Ukiah Daily Journal debates a rancher claiming he will transport San Francis co pigeons to a 1300 acre ranch. The writer warns of widespread whitewashing nests disease in Brooktrails subdivision and valley suggests pigeons travel far carrying disease, urging caution.

Ukiah Calif Ukiah Daily Journal Mes San Francisco Brooktrails Meu

This Was Page One News Highlights Local Happenings

Mr and Mrs Spencer Coffman return from visiting Mary Purcell and Mark Purcell in Ten ton New Jersey with a copy of the Trenton Times praising Judy Busch. Arthur Godfrey show features. Stanley Ford to move into a new home on Highway 101. Ukiah becomes a parking meter town with Chief Ellidge's force ready to issue tickets. Barbara Allen writes from San Francisco and Berkeley trip plans. Mrs Grover Neep covers society news in her absence. Bernhard hosts friends at Hazel Street.

Spencer Coffman Mary Purcell Mark Purcell Tenton N. J Coffmans Trenton Times Judy Busch Arthur Godfrey Stanley Ford Highway 101 Mr. Ford Hanby Fords Ukiah Village Barbara Allen San Francisco Arthur P. Allen Berkeley Grover C. Neep Society News

Governor Brown's Jamison trip spotlights fragile streams

California hunting and fishing notes describe Governor Edmund G. Brown's backcountry visit to Jamison drainage in Plumas National Forest. Despite mid summer limits and small five inch trout, Ray Lapin lodges a 12 1/2 inch rainbow as F&G notes overpopulation of stunted brook trout due to 1.8 million licenses.

Sacramento CNS California Grand Central Station Igo Shasta County Edmund G. Brown F&g Jamison Plumds National Forest Wades Lake Bill Spud Ray Lapin San Francisco Bay Area Jamison Basin Wade J Amison Frenchman Dam Antelope Valley Plumas County

Cal-Flex plan sparks CA welfare clash and Brown pressure

A year long CSAC study promotes Cal-Flex to cut red tape in county welfare, urging decentralization. Gov Brown urges simplification and flexibility while defending both sides. Reagan and others push for federal gun controls amid the Texas massacre fallout criticized by officials. Hefty fiscal notes show 1965 66 tax receipts near budget estimates. personal and gift taxes rise.

Sacramento CNS California County Supervisors Association of California Jack Wedemeyer CSAC Edmund G. Brown Brown Paul Ward Health and Welfare Agency Wedemeyer Austin Texas Fiee Ronald Reagan Reagan Salcramento Raymond Momboisse Attorney “General” Office University of Texas Paul I. Hoyenga State Allocation Board Hoyenga Soviet Union State Department U.S Moscow U.S. Pacific Coast Pacific Coast General Fund State Department of Finance

Dodd Gun Bill Ties Arms Firms to Connecticut Senator

This column corrects past claims about Senator Tom Dodd of Connecticut. It allege s he secretly consulted gun manufacturers including Colt Olin Mathieson Sturm Ruger Remington Arms and Winchester while crafting gun legislation ending cross state sales and restricting foreign imports. It notes campaign contributions from industry executives and asserts Dodd fast tracked a bill favorable to them, amid broader political maneuvering.

Washington Tom Dodd D-Conn Charles Whitman University of Texas Tower Dodd Sen Colt Olin Mathieson Strum-Ruger Remington Arms Winchester Connecticut United States Chicago Senate Commerce Committee National Rifle Association Congress Redd Justean Metice Treasury R. H. Coleman Coleman Frederick Lee Lee Sen. Dodd Senate Olin Mathieson Spenner John Olin Republican Gerry Zeiller Red Lee Zeiller South Viet Nam Cambodia Hong Kong

Teens Run Dangerous Train Game Across Texas NM Line

Rough trip near Amarillo Texas as three teens Dale Sigler Donald Denny and James Sims boarded a Santa Fe freight train for a three mile ride through residential areas. Denny jumped early with an arm injury Sims rode on and suffered a two by six inch leg laceration Sigler rode to Clovis New Mexico about 120 miles away before finally exiting the train.

Amarillo Tex UPI Donald Denny James Sims Dale Sigler Sigler Clovis

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