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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1965

Page

5

Guam B52s Strike Viet Cong Near Saigon

UPI reports B52 bombers from Guam attacked War Zone D near Saigon while 25 Air Force and 3 Navy jets hit targets in North Vietnam. The raid marked the 11th B52 strike into Viet Cong territory, with secrecy on bomb tonnage and aircraft counts.

Saigon UPI U. S Air Command SAC Guam U.S Viet Nam Viet Cong Sapien Viet-Nam Hanoi Independence London United States North South Viet Nam Washington Britain State Department

Brown seeks publicly financed state medical insurance plan

Sacramento reports Gov. Edmund G. Brown urged the Legislature to end California’s two standards of medical care by creating a publicly funded state medical insurance program. He backed using federal Medicare money to finance a prepaid plan carried through private companies, arguing it would broaden access and better invest Medicare funds. Local officials and medical leaders outlined support and cautioned about implementation as a full hearing wrapped up.

Sacramento UPI Edmund G. Brown California Mac Brown Senate Labor and Welfare Paul D. Ward America Ee Ward Jack T. Casey Bakersfield Los Angeles California Medical Association Casey Ralph C. Teall The

Sales Tax Revenues Up For First Quarter 1965

City reports first quarter sales tax receipts at 60000 dollars, seven percent higher than a year ago, with Pacific Corrugated Culvert Company of Sacramento the low bidder for Cherry Street arches at 6083 dollars and Industrial Electric of Arcata the low bidder for transformers for a city courthouse project. Council extends Ukiah Sanitary Disposal Service contract to December 31 to explore renewal or city garbage disposal and reviews subdivision codes and police regulations to align with state rules.

al Kruth Lyell Kruth Pacific Corrugated Culvert Company Hal Irish

Orientation Week For Ukiah Teachers

Orientation week for Ukiah Unified School district teachers and incoming Ukiah freshmen and new students was announced for next Friday September 3. Superintendent Don Halverson and Dr Dale Bjelland outlined the program for certificated personnel meeting at 9:30 a.m. at Frankeek School with a coffee and greet session. The morning included remarks by Halverson Bjelland and W O Murphy on fringe benefits insurance pay and credit union services. At 10 45 a.m. County Superintendent John W Taylor and staff greeted the new teachers. The rest of the morning featured a tour of county schools and facilities, followed by afternoon planning with principals.

Ukiah Unified School Don Halverson Dale Bjelland Ukiah Unified District Halverson W. O. Murphy Credit Union and Mendoseta Teachers’ Association John W. Taylor Mendocino County Clive Adams Louis G. Delsol Hardy Pelham Sandra Spencer Robert Ripke

Weather data from Ukiah and surrounding areas

A compact weather note lists daily high and low temperatures for August 1965 and August 1964, with a noon reading today at 71 and rainfall of 0.59 inches this month and 0.14 inches last year. An unrelated line mentions Ukiah Fire, rt the Courier and a Banertmen attribution.

Mental health officials tour Mendocino State Hospital

Newspaper and television reps from northern California counties visited Mendocino State Hospital Tuesday and Wednesday for a factsession on mental illness and community leave for patients. State and local officials discussed backstopping, consultation services, and preventive care to reduce readmission, with tours of acute and continuous treatment units.

E. W.—Klatte Klatte William Beach Jr Division of Department of Mental Hygiene Sacramento James Lowry Tom Moore Beach Delores Fangmier Ralph Kennedy al Calais San Francisco Donald Brown Ed Pye

Ukiah Postoffice to Get $40,000 Bid Call

Washington report says General Services Administration will open bids today for Ukiah postoffice improvements totaling 40000 dollars. Postmaster Ulis Briggs notes funds will install air conditioning and heating equipment with room for future expansion, anticipated in about seven years to handle growing mail volume and staff.

Cong. Dor Clausen Washington DD. C General Services Administration Ukiah Postoffice Ulis Briggs Briggs

Legion Frolic Set Saturday at Anton Stadium

The American Legion Fun Frolic begins at 85 p.m. Saturday at Anton Stadium for Ukiah families. Presented by Ukiah’s Lewis White Post 76 as a yearly child welfare benefit with comedy prizes and merchant sponsorships. Tickets are available at the Ukiah Daily Journal business office.

American Legion Anton Stadium Jveliade Ukiah Daily Journal

Parrot Oscar Sells After Loud Vicarage Quarrel

London based Eliza beth Gordon seeks to sell her parrot Oscar after the bird’s varied vocabulary and loud antics overwhelm the vicarage life. The ad notes Oscar says mummy loudly and can outdo five children, prompting the sale decision.

London UPI Elizabeth Gordon Oscar Gordon

Goldberg reshapes U.N. team after Stevenson death

U.S. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg announces a major diplomatic shakeup at the United Nations. James Roosevelt and James Nabrit Jr. join New York posts while Charles W. Yost becomes principal deputy. Eugenie Anderson to replace Marietta Tree on the U.N. Trusteeship Council.

Washington UPI U.S Arthur J. Goldberg United Nations Adlai E. Stevenson New York James Roosevelt D-Calif James M. Nabrit Jr Johnson Goldberg Stevenson London Charles W. Yost Francis v T. P. Plimpton Plimpton Eugenie Anderson Red Wing Minn Denmark Bulgaria Marietta Tree America U.N. Trusteeship Council

Power Joins Fraternity at Ukiah Rotary Past Presidents Night

The Ukiah Rotary Club held a past presidents party to induct Rev. Tom Power into the ancient fraternity of past presidents. Power, junior past president, joined a ceremony after a steak dinner. Judge Lilburn Gibson, Leo Bleier, Francis Burns and Nelmes Smith led hospitality for 19 witnessing past presidents.

Ukiah Rotary Club Tom Power Rev. Power Blue Lakes S. R. Boynton Lilburn Gibson Leo Bleier Francis Burns Nelmes Smith

Rentals in Kyoto Offer Rowboats with Trained Companions

A quirky UPI sourced blurb notes Complete Rentals in Kyoto offers rowboat rentals at Lake Biwa with attractive companions. The press item mentions the boat landing urging patrons to enjoy themselves as if in a romance, while the accompanying guards assure trainees can handle trouble, highlighting a curious blend of service and security.

Kyoto UPI Lake Biwa Bunshu the Pew Boat Landing

Pump Priming For Federal Aid

President Johnson signed the Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965 to pump 3.25 billion dollars into distressed cities and towns over five years. The plan funds public works grants development centers and private business aid, plus multi state programs, with priority for water systems, parks, airports, and schools. Eugene Foley will lead the initiative.

Washington UPI Johnson Congress Appalachia Eugene B. Foley Commerce America Foley Small Business Administration Public Works and Economic Development Area Redevelopment Administration

President Johnson Pushes Steel Talks to Avert Walkout

In Pittsburgh USW chief Abel and U.S. Steel executive Cooper spoke with President Johnson by phone as deadline neared for a strike at midnight Tuesday. Simkin of the mediation service joined talks for first time while Johnson urged a peaceful, fair settlement with both sides promising their best effort.

U.S. Mediation and Conciliation Service Simkin Johnson Abel Cooper

Six Killed and Five Missing in Dupont Explosion

A Dupont chemical plant blast left six dead and five missing, with 30 injured as fires burned inside the ravaged complex. About 200 residents evacuated, a mobile morgue was set up, and the cause remained under investigation. Police and National Guardsmen ordered two miles of nearby homes evacuated amid fears of another tank detonation.

Louisville UPI Dupont Chemical DuPont Seville Butler High School HD Disglear

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