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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1964

Page

3

Instability in South Viet Nam Undermines War Effort

Col. Ray Cromley reports that Gen. Nguyen Khanh’s unstable government causes indecisiveness and frequent reversals. Key posts remain unfilled, capable generals sidelined, and plans hampered. U.S. officials oppose coups, bolster Khanh’s security, and convene a Friday war strategy board with top aides to coordinate stepped up adviser involvement and military guidance.

Nguyen Khanh South Viet Nam Col Ray Cromley Washington Newspaper Enterprise Association Col. Cromley NEA Khanh U. S Saigon U.S Maxwell Taylor A. Alexis Johnson William C. Westmoreland U. S. Information Agency Agency For International Development

Local Marine Recruiter Welcomes New Staff Member Beck

Gunnery Sgt. T. D. Rosaschi announced the addition of S Sgt. Benjamin W. Beck to the local Marine Corps recruiting station. Beck, a 13 year veteran, enlisted in September 1951 and has served as a tank commander in Korea, a drill instructor in San Diego, and on recruiting duty in Las Vegas. He is from Corcoran, California and will live in Santa Rosa with his wife Sophia and their three year old daughter Shawn. He will be active around the Redwood Empire contacting potential applicants for enlistment.

T. D. Rosaschi Benjamin W. Beck Marine Corps Beck Marines Korea San Diego Las Vegas Corcoran Calif Santa Rosa

Top Cowhands Set Sights On Rodeo for State Fair

Sacramento reports a record field of national rodeo stars expected for the California State Fair Rodeo September 2 to 13. Rodeo committee chair J J Crosetti notes entries may surpass last year’s 145, with Flying U Ranch stock from Marysville and Fallon supplying seasoned and new bucking horses. Rancho acts include barrel man Red Aires, goat tying, girls barrel racing, buffalo stampede, and Disney veteran Jay Sisler acts with trained dogs. Stallions Wick Peth and Joaquin Sanchez return as rodeo clowns, with Roddy of San Jose and Kenneth Fetter of Lima, Montana, named judges by Crosetti.

Sacramento J. J. Crosetti America Crosetti Cotton Rosser Flying U Ranch Marysville Fallon Nev Rodeo Cowboys Association RCA Fair Red Aires California Polytechnic College San Luis Obispo Wick Peth Bow Wash Joaquin Sanchez Bakersfield Peth Nampa Idaho Sanchez West CSF Rodeo Committee Jack Roddy San Jose Kenneth “Tuffy” Fetter Lima Montana

Johanson Rites Friday in S F

Final rites are set for Mrs. Aurora Johansen 76 of Ukiah who died in her sleep while visiting granddaughters in San Francisco. The service will be at Daphne San Francisco Funeral Home on 1 Church Street with husband Eli surviving along with two granddaughters Mrs. Carol Burnett and Miss Marlene Matson and a daughter Mrs. Toini.

Aurora Johansen Ukiah San Francisco Daphne Church Street Finland Johanson Eli Carol, Burnett Marlene Matson Toini

Jamie Norton to Enter Bard College Freshman Class

Jamie Norton will enter the freshman class at Bard College Annandale on Hudson New York on September 9 He is the son of Dr and Mrs Charles Norton of Talmage A Ukiah High School graduate he plans to major in Languages and Literature at Bard a co educational liberal arts college in Dutchess County NY about 90 miles north of New York City The four year course leads to a Bachelor of Arts degree Allie Matson died two years ago.

Jamie Norton Bard College Annandale - On - Hudson New York Charles Norton Talmage Ukiah High School Bard Dutchess County N. Y New York City

Prohibition Party Opens National Convention in Chicago

CHICAGO UP I A hardy band of teetotalers braved bars and night clubs in Chicago's Loop to open the Prohibition party national convention. The three day gathering seeks new ways to sell America on the oldest plank banning alcohol. Presidential candidate Earle Harold Munn of Hillsdale Michigan urged Christians to express dry convictions through the party.

Chicago UPI Loop Prohibition Party America Earle Harold Munn Hillsdale, Mich

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