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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1966
Page
4
President reflects on turning 58 amid a busy White House day. He cites progress against disease ignorance and poverty, praising democracy and prosperity under the administration. He notes improved relations with Canada and Mexico and stresses a simple, broad domestic policy guiding actions.
A spokesman described plans for an armored car at the event gate with a helicopter possible chase. The Beaties would be at home in the armored car as 90 000 dollars in duty of the gate is noted.
Crayton Litton, 40, serving 1 to 10 years for grand larceny and once trusted, escaped from Moundsville Penitentiary on Sunday. Police recovered an abandoned milk truck near the prison farm as inquiries continued.
Stockholm reports Dutch? Swedish prison board allows long term inmates to bring families wives or fiancés to jail on a two prison experimental basis. Wives or fiancés may stay a few days or the prisoner’s entire term with arrangements for private apartments and visiting rooms while security remains.
A UPI report notes Britons prefer burgers to fish and chips in a survey of 15,000 English workers. Beef dishes like roast beef and steak and kidney pie fell in ranking as curry and rice and sausages rose, with Americanized teen tastes cited as a factor.
Vernon Scott profiles producer A C Lyles, noting he has never produced a film costing a million dollars and that his B pictures, often costing less than 15 million, appear more expensive on screen. He shoots in color at Paramount, recalls his rise from mailroom boy, and highlights his lean output schedule and notable cast and projects.
The Romanian government decreed two days of official mourning starting today and Tuesday following the death Sunday of Defense Minister Lt. Col. Salajan at 51 after an operation for a stomach disorder earlier this month. Agerpress reported from Bucharest.
Police search for Amiale suspect who stood on the bar at Bob's Bar on E Perkins and fired ash trays and beer bottles at bartender Doug Lawrence. Lawrence suffered a slight head cut as the attacker fled through the back door while officers moved in. Police theorize the suspect believed the bartender had fingered him as a drunk.
A four county conference at Benbow set the expansion of the North Coast Health Facilities Planning Association to include Mendocino and Lake Counties alongside Humboldt and Del Norte. The plan creates two regional councils with elected trustees and an overall board led by executive director William R. Hogarty, with an all-day workshop on November 4 at Mendocino State Hospital to launch area wide planning. Participants from Mendocino and Lake Counties include Shirley Munroe, Dr. Ernest Latte, Gerald Hudson, Bernard Valleghn, John H. Kummert, and Dr. William Waring.
In an interview published in Human Events, Barry Goldwater says the GOP can beat President Johnson in 1968 and flags Richard Nixon as the best candidate to challenge him. He criticizes Michigan Governor George Romney and recalls Nixon’s 1964 decision as a setback. He dismisses concerns about victory margins.
A planning meeting is set for Sept 3 here to discuss Rep Adam Clayton Powell Jr and a proposed conference on black power. The event aims to develop meaningful programs for the deprived and broaden political economic and social power beyond the current majority.
School starts Tuesday September 6 with a holiday three days later. AFS students arrive with Elena from Peru joining Elaine Seydel at home. A hunter mistakes a doe for a buck. elk head sent to UC for exam. Elks expand services with a full time speech therapist for 48 county children. Van Damme water shortage causes two hour showers. ranger reassures campers and restores hot water by 2 p.m. Flea market planned at Ukiah Drive-In September 4. film The Russians Are Coming September 7 9. Beverly Rhodes shows moss green velvet with pins as a conversation piece.
CHICAGO AUPI. The National Safety Council expects 530 to 630 traffic deaths over the Labor Day weekend from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sept 5, with Howard Pyle noting the figure could drop by about 200 if drivers abstain from alcohol. Last year set a record with 575 deaths. A stray sentence mentions the blucher shoe named after a Prussian field marshal.
Representing organizations with which she has a link. For the stance BPW LVHS Legaatt Valley high school CSFA and a CSFA pin signifying she was State scholarship chairman past 4 H kt leader pin past chair leader pin a propeller because her husband was in the Air Force and a Marine Corps pin because her brother is in it and a shoe because she works at Spencert Shoes Thought for the week anger is only one letter short of danger.
Venturi and Eckman at 263 North State Street present a large stock of linoleums and vinyls including 6, 9, and 12 foot rolls for do it yourself installation. They offer Armstrong and Bird inlaid brands, many patterns, and expert installation if desired. Also featured are wall to wall carpeting in 500 nylons and acrylics, plus a wide selection of drapery hardware. As Ukiah dealers for Sherwin Williams paints, they provide the Kem Colormeter to mix about 400 colors. Call 462-3933 or visit 263 N. State St. to see products and services.
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