Stride Forward in Understanding Explorer Post 577
LAPD sponsored Explorer Post 577 in Watts, with 10 youths aged 14 to 18 visiting Ukiah's Reeves Canyon. The program aims to spark police career interest, emphasizing academics, physicals, and clean records, and marks progress in improving community relations amid prior tensions.
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Los Angeles Police Department
Reeves Caryon
Ukiah
John Crofcot
Reeves Canyon
Tom
Crofcots
Watts
77Th Division
L.A
Tom Crofcot
Explorers
Explorer Post
Vending Machines Move Toward Cashless Utopia
A 1960s style forecast imagines cashless purchases via permanent credit cards read by vending machines. It notes high setup costs for electronic memory and computer units, limits at first to workplaces, and jokes about charging now and never paying later as the ultimate goal.
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Supergenius
Ukiah Letters to the Editor August 1966
A Ukiah Daily Journal letter from Mrs. Herman Reine thanks readers for exhibiting at the Twelfth District Fair and praises MCAA volunteers. Another letter outlines a Viet Cong orphans project near Bien Hoa, describing dire conditions, ongoing relief efforts by Air Police personnel, and appeals for clothing and aid from readers.
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Ukiah
Calif
Ukiah'Daily Journal
Mendocino County
Daily Journal
Thanh Hoa
Bien Hoa
Saigon
Are colleges overemphasizing research at expense of teaching
The Assembly subcommittee on higher education held a San Francisco hearing on August 19 to probe if colleges sacrifice teaching quality for faculty research. Chairman, a college teacher, urged balance in state funding between research and instruction and noted unrest at Berkeley as highlighting gaps between professors and students. The panel sought to define teaching versus research priorities and whether new legislation is needed.
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Assembly Subcommittee
San Francisco
Assembly Education Committee
University of California
Berkeley
Univer
This Was Page One News Ten Years Ago
A retro look at August 24 1956 notes Danny Smith celebrating his fifth birthday with a carnival circus themed party attended by friends including Ricky Dietterle Linda Sue Gilmer and Joan Nunneley. Also covered are local sports matchups Ukiah Merchants vs Talmage Sluggers and social notices from 1936 and 1956 such as engagements deliveries and a Johnson for Senator campaign group formation.
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Danny Smith
Ricky Dietterle
Linda Sue Gilmer
Joan Nunneley
Jackie White
Jeff
Catherine Langley
Hollis Nunneley
Donald Gilmer
Ralph White
Roy Wagner
California Flood Insurance Hope Signals Federal Push
A Sacramento report discusses the flood threat across California and the limits of dams and levees. It highlights the need for affordable flood insurance, possible federal support, and federal mapping to guide premiums, with recommendations for a national program initially covering one to four family dwellings.
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California
Washington
Eel
Klamath
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Urban Development
Weaver
Congress
California’s parties clash over Rumford act and control
The Sacramento Scene reports a split Democratic state central committee at odds with Governor Edmund G. Brown over the Rumford housing act and party leadership. Republicans taunt Brown over party divisions as gun law penalties and higher education costs draw attention. Wedemeyer resigns, Cal-Flex baffles county officials, and fiscal plans target welfare, taxation, and state aid.
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Sacramento
ONS
Republican State Central Committee
California
State Capitol
Edmund G. Brown
Vention
Brown
Rumford
Ronald Reagan
As- Los Angeles
Warren
Democratic Party
J. H. Wedemeyer
Box Canyon reservoir plan faces Siskiyou tax fear
In Siskiyou county a long sought Box Canyon 430 acre reservoir near Mt. Shasta City awaits a state grant of 4.3 million and federal funds to spur southern Siskiyou growth. Operating costs would be about 212000 yearly with recreation revenue offset only partially, risking property tax increases to cover the rest.
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Sacramento
CNS
California
Nevada
Antelope Valley
Plumas County
Placer County
Dunsmuir
Siskiyou County
Renchman
Smud
East Bay
Department of Water Resources
Box Canyon
Siskiyou
State
Yreka
Department of Parks’ and Recreation
Workers in Camberley walk out over lapel tag rule
Resentment grows as workers in Camberley England refuse to wear a coated lapel tag during tea breaks and restroom visits. They walk off their jobs and return Monday after management agrees to drop the regulation.
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Camberley
England
CPI
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Kiah Daily Journal
RB. A. Cober
R. F. Gerber
George Hunter
Larry Mulvaney
Ukiah Daily Journal, Inc
East Standley Street
Herman Reine
MCAA
Air Police
Jendine
TSGT
Harold A. Lanpher Jr
3Rd
Apo San Fragquisco
Bruce Shanks
Buffalo Evening News
Page One News
Talmage Sluggers
Ukiah Merchants
Talmage
Ukiah Valley
B. Valentini
Barnes
L. Valentini
Campbell
Sanchez
Weselsky
Collins
Wada
Bartolomei
Myers
Crane
Ivey
Whitcomb
Oni
Harding
Laviletti
Ottosen
Busch
Manager Figone
Baird
Scu
Dero
Guidi
Lucchesi
Frances Moulton
Bernard Moulton
Bernard McFarling
Anne
Joan Fraser
Moulton
McFarling
Fraser Sisters
C. C. McFarling
D. A. Smith
Ray Mineau
R. M. Curtner
Ralph McGill
Channing Cornell
Louis J. Romer
Romer Vista Stock Farm
Dodge
Redwood Highway
Romer
Stanley
Joe Rea
S. L. Rea
Psi Omega
Hiram Johnson
Palace Hotel
Johnson
Ed Keller
van Allén
Ed Wright
Frank Rea
Frank Sandelin
Emile Waldteufel
T. R. Mockler
Ray W. Ryder
Sacramento Report
Henry OC. MacArthur
Wedemeyer
County Supervisors Association
Spencer Williams
Williams
Santa Cruz
Charles B. Garrigus
D-Reedley
Colege
State Department of Employment
Senate
Robert D. Williams
D-Hanford
Fish ‘N Gamer
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