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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1964

Page

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Rewarded Youthful Stockmen Breakfast at Redwood Empire Fair

Youthful Stockmen honored at a Sunday morning breakfast closing junior livestock activities. Ukiah Bank of America Nelmes sponsors program. vice president Smith presents each youth with a Bank of America check from sale proceeds. List includes beef cattle steers bought by local retailers, with buyers and weights noted for each participant. Continued on Page 8.

Farmers of America Bank of America Lewis Brown Potter Valley Joan Lawrence Ukiah Scott Williams Covelo Marc Williams Mike Butin Willits Jack Bassett John March Nelmes Smith Future Farmers of America Redwood Empire Bank of. America Nelmes Smith America Wells- Fargo Ruth Bartow Safeway Roger Rohrbough Steve Snider Brooktrails Chris Burns Safeway Stores Ray. Bauer Wells-Fargo Roy O'Ferrall Bob Rinehart Earl Maize Jr Mary Sherburn Purity Stores Jim Brown Trophy Committee Randy Lucchetti Hopland David Bauer Paul Poulos The Maple Cafe Ward & Wildberger Market Sbrana Ward Kiwanis. Club H. C. Easterbrook Brooks

Redwood Empire Fair Turnout Smashes Record

Unofficial figures from Jim Tocher of the 12th District Agricultural Association show about 26,500 fairgoers over Friday Saturday and Sunday, surpassing all prior three and four day event records. The 1963 three day fair drew 21,100. Approximately 10,000 attended Friday and Saturday, with 6,500 on Sunday. Full judging results will appear in Tuesday's Journal.

Jim Tocher 12Th District Agricultural Association

Driver Held After Fatal Sweeping Crash on State Street

Kenneth J. Decking, 30, of Redwoods Valley, is jailed on suspicion of felony drunk driving and open container after a 1962 sports car drifted across the northbound lane on N State Street at 7:25 am Sunday. The car hit an ad sign, then struck a model home planter at 1090 N State. Passenger Marcellus J. Banks, 31, of Philo, was lightly injured and hospitalized. Dockins faces arraignment today.

Kenneth J. Decking Redwoods ‘Valley N. State Street Ukiah Dockins Jim Walter Homes N. State Marcellus J. Banks Philo Banks County Hospital Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital

Windsor man arrested for DUI in Boonville

Edward Allen of Windsor was arrested Saturday in Boonville by the CHP for drunk driving failure to have a valid license and faulty brakes. He posted bail of $442 after being brought to the county jail.

Edward Allen Windsor Boonville CHP

Northwestern California Weather Update

Fair conditions inland with coastal high fog through Tuesday. Highs near 95 expected in Ukiah and 83 in Santa Rosa, 80 in Napa with nights around 57 to 53. West winds 5 to 15 knots along the coast.

California Fair Ukiah Napa Santa Rosa

J Weselsky Dies At 84 Former Ukiah Constable

Joseph Weselsky 84 of the Palace Hotel died Friday after broncho pneumonia. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow from Eversole Mortuary with Rev. Wendel Ensor officiating. Interment in Ukiah Cemetery. Born Nov 13 1879 in Minnesota, long California resident and former sheep rancher turned police official. Survived by three sons Willard Lenard Don, four grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.

Joseph Weselsky Palace Hotel Eversole Wendel Ensor Ukiah Methodist Ukiah Cemetery Minnesota Weselsky California Orr.Springs Lenard Weselsky Ukiah Willard Weselsky Nevada City Don Weselsky Philippines

Pilot Dies In Crash At Hobergs

William Burl Frye 30 of Los Gatos was killed when a Mooney Mark 20 struck a tree near Hobergs Airport and crashed into timber. Three passengers survived with minor injuries after escaping through brush as fire broke out. Frye was president of Williams Hotel Inc and a Lakeside area resident.

Lower Lake Hoberg William Burl Frye Los Gatos Lakeside Community ‘Hospital Bernice, Frye Michael Chicchi Chicchi Division of Forestry Konochi Conservation Warner Ranch Jones and Lewis Mortuary Chiechi Frye Williams Hotel Inc Lincoln High School San Jose

Covelo man reacts to rabies treatment after skunk bite

Donald Dunlap 45 of Covelo suffers severe reaction to the first anti rabies serum after a rabid skunk bite on August 15 during a deer hunting trip. He is hospitalized at Hillside Hospital and reportedly responding to Pasteur treatment. Dunlap and his 12 year old son Donnie slept nearby when the skunk bit his cheek. animal not found. Covelo correspondent Tess Jesenko notes this is the fifth rabies case treated in Covelo in two years.

Donald Dunlap Covelo Dunlap County Road Department Hillside Hospital Pasteur Donnie Tess Jesenko

Alabama Mississippi Democrats Battle Over Seating Delegations

Democratic efforts to resolve a convention fight over the Alabama and Mississippi delegations cloud Johnson’s nomination night in Atlantic City. The credentials committee urged a loyalty pledge to support the ticket, but Alabama delegates balked, threatening to leave if not fully seated. A new vote and pressure from other delegates signaled possible evolution in the dispute.

Raymond Lahr Atlantic City UPI Alabama Mississippi Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Mammoth Convention Hall Credentials Committee National GOP Barry M. Goldwater William E. Miller Bill Hardin Gadsden Hardin

UAW Strike Threatens 1961 Contract Accord

UPI reports UAW President Walter Reuther warned of a strike in 1961 if the industry fails to offer a new three year contract worth considerably more than 35 cents an hour. The call heightens labor tensions as automakers face rising costs and workers seek brighter pay terms.

Detroit UPI United Auto Workers Walter P. Reuther

Two Follies Winners Named in Want Ad Page

Tonight is the last chance for free Ice Follies tickets with no name lines on the page. Meta Poole of Fircrest Drive and Marvin Jarvis of 175 A Seminary Avenue are listed as latest winners in the double header.

San Francisco Meta Poole Fircrest Drive Marvin Jarvis A Seminary Avenue

Fire Calls Log Shows Minor Damage and No Fire Damage

Friday 2:58 p.m. electrical wiring at E Kimball residence 1037 W Standley no damage. Sunday 4:58 p.m. auto fire Boonville Road and Highway 101. 8:32 p.m. refrigerator motor overheated at Robert Chaney residence 719 Pomolita Way minor damage.

E. Kimball W. Standley Boonville Road Highway 101 Robert Chaney Pomolita Way

Civil Rights Platform Agreement in Democratic Draft

Democratic platform drafters approved unanimously a civil rights plank praising the new civil rights law and its enforceable observance by all Americans. The document, crafted to avoid convention fights, also denounces the Communist party the Ku Klux Klan and the John Birch Society.

Atlantic ‘City UPI Communist Party Ku Klux Klan John Birch Society North South

Weather data note for Ukiah August 1963

Daily temperature readings with highs and lows for August 23 and 28 1963. Observations include 98 high, 54 low, 0.14 inches rainfall, and 86 for today with 0. No significant weather events reported by Ukiah Fire Department Weather Observer.

Ukiah Fire Department

Riots Storm Da Nang and Other Viet Nam Cities

Anti-government mobs in South Viet Nam attacked a Dai Nam hotel housing 500 American GIs as tensions rose nationwide. In Da Nang the rioters fought with students and villagers, with reports of casualties and a shootout near the U.S. billet.

Y Michael - TT Malloy Saigon Viet Nam UPI South Viet Nam U. S da Nang U.S da’ Nang Qui Nhon Hue

Exploding .22 Shell Injures John Morrow

John Morrow ten was treated at Hillside Hospital for a right shoulder wound from a prematurely exploding .22 shell. He and his brother Mike were playing on Mill Creek when they wrapped shells in paper, taped the bundle, and ignited it.

John Morrow Manzanita Drive Hillside Hospital John Mike Mill Creek

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Ray O'Farrall Ray Bauer Roger Rohrbaugh Chris Burris Journal Cober R.V Dome J. Weselsky Ralph Byrnes Dick Williams Johnny Hoberg's Demos Jan Juan Puerto Rico Cleo Guadeloupe Hispaniola Jamaica Leopoldville, the Congo Tokyo Kyushu New York Goldwater LaGuardia Washington Want Ad Page By Jack Vandenberg GI Barracks Marvin Brooks Clovis James Fowler Emeryville Blanche Ukiah General Hospital Fowler
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