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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1968

Page

7

No clear title present in readable text

A mosaic of fragmented notes covers bars liquor stores and shops for sale in California, mentioning The Saloon and Beef at Restaurant in Horseshoe Bend Idaho, flower shops, Marin County lots, Ventura houseboats, and a Bay Area trend with celebrities shopping, plus political jabs and a dated gag about a daughter’s suitor.

Sony California Horseshoe Bend Idaho San ‘Francisco Scorér Flower Stands Bay Area Tiburon Chinchilla

Ukiah Land Bureau awards brush discing work

Taek Nardini of Ukiah awarded a brush discing contract on public lands in Lake and Colusa counties. Madison, chief of the division, says the tract calls for discing brush in two areas near Little Indianidy and on Scwi Mountain in the Scotts freely drainage. Total work will be 350 hours across both locations with spring follow up to hack burned sprouts.

Ukiah Lake Nj Colusa Walt Madison Ukiah Bayau Little Indian Idy Sc Wi Scotts Freely

Fragmentary note on a hunting bear sighting and dept response

A partial readable account describes a land mammal sighting near a river with a bear mentioned. The writer claims long experience and notes the Department of Game will lead next steps. The text is fragmented and hard to interpret.

Floor Fight Carries into Tonight at Democratic Convention

Credentials debates move to tonight delaying Tuesday plans as up to five state delegations face seating contests. Gov. McNair suggests starting the Tuesday session earlier to devote more time to platform disputes including the Vietnam plank. Humphrey and rival McCarthy aides forecast a prolonged nominating process, while Humphrey urges Ohio delegates to push him over on the first ballot.

Robert.e. McNair South Carolina Humphrey Eugene J. McCarthy Blair Clark McCarthy Ohio

Two Boys Involved After Train Wreck Incident

Two boys reported seeing a dark skinned man run along the track before the accident and the younger boy admitted breaking a padlock and throwing the switch. The youths were released to their parents. The case cites serious charges of wrecking a train with attendant bodily injury, a top penal offense. If an adult commits this, a mandatory death sentence life term without parole could apply. The car did not overturn, sparing passengers.

Teachers Reach Out to Support Panel Study on District Schools

A teachers group urges parents and residents to back the CTA panel study of district educational policies. They say criticism should focus on the panel's work and testimony from concerned individuals and groups will shape long range recommendations as the panel prepares for operation.

CTA Jesus

Library Story Hour and Summer Reading Winners

Uki H Mendocino Library hosts a Thursday 2 PM children’s program honoring summer readers. Mrs Marcia Smith invites attendees who joined story hours to celebrate the 10 book Dive Into Books and 25 book Tuck A Book A Week Away challenges. A film White Mane will be shown with refreshments served.

Uki@h- Mendocino Marcia Smith

Czech Strike: Prague defies Russian forces in mass protest

In Prague and other cities Czechoslovaks rang church bells and sounded air raid sirens in defiance. Russians faced growing hostility as crowds gathered, with 2000 workers at a suburban cemetery for a victim killed by the Russians who seized the Prague television station. At Wenceslas Square, petitions praised Svoboda and Dubcek while crowds denounced the Russians and shooting began moments later near the U S Embassy, where guards and a diplomat repelled trespassing soldiers before Soviet troops finally pulled back.

Prague Czechoslovakia Wenceslas Square Svoboda Dubcek Friends of U.S America Cechoslovakia Beamewags

Big John Strong Circus Comes to Ukiah Sponsored by LDS

The Big John Strong Circus, in its 19th year, arrives in Ukiah behind the LDS Church banner to raise funds for the church athletic program. Shows are at 4 and 7 30 p m on Wednesday Sept 4 on a lot behind the 1387 South Dora chapel. Acts include The Deans, Neena the baby elephant, Pete the trained dama, Goldie the pygmy goat, performing dogs and ponies, with Eddie Spaghetti leading Clown Alley.

Big John Strong Circus Ukiah L.D.S Church South Dora’ Chapel Sannta Claus Strong Eastern Shrine the Deans Cludes Neena Pete Dama Peru Goldie Clown Alley Eddie Spaghetti LDS Church Big John Strong Neena the Baby Elephant Big John

Vivian Simpson Former Resident Dies in Southland

Vivian Simpson a former Mendocino State Hospital executive secretary and longtime Talmage resident died in Los Angeles on August 11 at age 73 after a fall. Funeral services were held at Hollenbeck Home chapel. She is survived by a sister Mrs Mina S Poole and several nieces and nephews.

Viviant’ Simpson Los Angeles Miss Simpson Mendocino State Hospital Hollenbeck

TWA Donates 2000 Hatched Chicks After Ship Delay

Trans World Airlines faced a shipping delay that left 2000 newly hatched chicks unaccepted. The consignee refused the load and a solution was found Sunday by donating the chicks to Watts Labor Community Action Committee's new poultry ranch in Los Angeles.

Instant Parenthood Los Angeles Trans World Airlines Consignee TWA Watts Action Committee

Dow Jones Averages Report From UPI

United Press International reports Dow Jones final averages as 30 industrials at 896.13 up 3.79, 20 railroads at 250.38 down 0.73, 15 utilities at 131.07 down 0.48, and 65 stocks at 320.74 up 0.19. Today’s volume 9.74 million shares versus 9.89 million Friday.

United Press International Dow Jones

Orientation Day Friday at Ukiah High

Ukiah High hosts Orientation Day for incoming freshmen with program outlines and registration. New students may register 8 to noon and 1 to 4:30 p.m. Counselors available all week except Wednesday morning when teachers attend a district orientation. Buses depart Redwood Valley Calpella Forks and Hopland schools at 8:30 a.m. arriving at Chessall Gym before 9 a.m.

Sintenen Ukiah High Amd Omniartinét Redwood Valley School Calpella School Forks Hopland Chessall

Weekend county report shows minor offenses and vandalism

Sheriff deputies logged a quiet weekend with Earl Curtis James cited for a stop sign violation and no license at KUKI Road and N State. Oak Hill Pool grounds were entered, damaging patio items. Covelo’s Dan's Market reported a counterfeit $20 bill. Vehicles in Potter Valley had door and window damage and smashed headlights. A gun case and Coleman stove were stolen from a Palacedeo campsite during a hunting trip near the Eel River.

Earl Curtis James Ukiah Kuki. Road N. State Oak Hill Knob Hill Road Dan’s Covelo Jack Wells Potter Valley Hunters Store Donald Todd Gibson Lane Eel River Road Ron Judson Palacedeo Eel River

Juveniles Arrested For Car Theft Near Laytonville

Highway Patrolmen report the arrest of two boys, aged 15 and 17 from Washington and San Francisco, on suspicion of car theft. They were stopped near Laytonville on a Sunday routine check. the stolen vehicle was reported by Yreka police. They are held in Juvenile Hall awaiting parental arrival.

Four Days Forward in Czechoslovakia Crisis

The article describes tense talks between the Soviets and Czechoslovakia over conditions for withdrawing Soviet occupation troops. Warsaw Pact leaders Gomulka Ulbricht Zhivkov and Kadar were ready to endorse any agreement, aiming to avoid clashes as Dubcek and Cernik were detained by Soviet forces after the invasion.

Czechilslovakia Ty’ Eprint Hans ‘and Pe Ok Riegbtigtiong Arsow Czechoslovakia Poland Wladyslaw Gomulka East Germany Walter Ulbricht Bulgaria Todor Zhivkov Hungary Janos Kadar Moscow Echoslovakia

Fragmentary notice on officiating event and regional activities

Fragmented OCR text mentions officiating at a gathering titled at-oom Pi with references to many parts of the country. It notes Bisby and his wife being active in work related to the American Indian and refers to a first paper near Philadelphia.

At - Oom Pi Afis Bisby

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