Covelo home project and Mendocino builders events
A completed four bedroom ranch style home in Covelo for Al An Levie manager of the M and R Ranch properties features Torginol flooring and liquid plastic colors, luxury carpeted living areas, extra pan shake roofing, and a central heating system by Mark et Metal. Two new Butler metal buildings for Redwood Products in Wil- are planned for December 7 with warehouse and loading shelters. local contractors plan a spring expansion amid plant cutbacks. The Mendocino County Contractors Association maps a 1967 legislative program, advisory committees, and an information effort with Bay Area and Sacramento legislators, plus a Saturday night party with pantomimes, prizes and officer introductions.
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Covelo
Al‘an. Levie
M&r Ranch
Christensen
Ann Easton
Ty .Chamberlain
I “C
Erbe
Binap Foster
John’ Wagner
Butler Metaller
Wil
Austin S.state—And Seminary
California
Bay Area
MCCA
Builders Exchange Legislative Council
Sacramento
Mark
Mendocino County Contractors Association
Jim Morris
Builders Glass and Supply
N. State Street
Fort Bragg
Legislators Hosted at Peacock Gap in San Rafael
Twenty two newly elected southern California legislators met at Peacock Gap in San Rafael with Redwood Empire Association and county leaders to discuss highways airports water and recreation as a preview of next year’s apportioned Legislature. REA President Edwin A Frediant welcomed the delegation and the group viewed the Empire film, with prior stops in Monterey Salinas San Luis Reservoir and UC Berkeley campus before returning to Sacramento.
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California
Redwood Empire
Peacock Gap
San -Rafael
Redwood Empire Association
County Supervisors
Golden’ Gate
Mendocino
Ben A. Cober
Ukiah Daily Journal
REA
Pg&e
Mon
Monterey
Salinas
San Luis
University of California
San Francisco
Sacramento
Boycott Classes Continued on College Campus
A fragment argues administrators erred by inviting police and not banning a Navy table on campus. It criticizes officials for calling campus police and urges ongoing boycott action by students and nonstudents alike.
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Navy
Tax hit on LA official tied to alleged false claims
The article details a reduction of $700,000 granted by a county tax appeals board on recommendation from Watson's office amid a perjury count against Shermary. It ties to an alleged $5,000 payment to investigators for the attorney general and a claimed gratuity theft of a $2,500 1963 campaign contribution by theater owner Fred Stein. The Newberry Co. is noted in 1964 after Watson's office found discrepancies in 1961 and 1962 assessments.
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Watson
Shermary
French
Fred Stein
Newberry Co
Watson’s
Borough theft suspects held after Willits store burglary
Deputies booked Gary Al 23 and Ron Barber 24 in county jail on suspicion of burglarizing a Willits food store. Barber is from Ukiah, Alperg from Willits. Listher Hyde 18 Geoffrey Hyde 21 Walter Rowe 23 from Cloverdale also booked on auto parts theft charges. Garland Payne 32 Apple Valley arrested for contempt of court. About 85 percent of male inpatients at California state mental hospitals are discharged within a year after short treatment.
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California
Phonie
Hopland Torm
Atera
Gary al
Ron’ Barber
Willits
Barber
Ukiah
Men and youth confrontations on gender roles and welfare
A psychologist discusses a trend across ages suggesting male fear of homosexuality and rising female assertiveness, linking welfare state care to feminization of men. He warns of possible rises in violence and social unrest, notes the “cool generation” avoidance of sex and marijuana use, and mentions evergreen trees in Australia losing bark in winter.
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Worden
Greenson
Mendocino State Hospital alcohol program to be studied
Wayne Wilson, chief of the hospital's alcoholism program, will speak at a public forum where patients in the program share their views on alcoholism. The Mendocino State Hospital program is one of two in the United States selected for National Institute for Mental Health study.
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Mendocino
Wayne Wilson
Mendocino State Hospital
United States
National Institute For Mental Health
Lone Survivor Recounts Ship Sinking And Surviving Freezing Night
Hale watched his ship break apart and sink after capsizing in a fierce gale. He clung to a liferaft with the ship's captain and two mates as they died of exposure, the sea raging around them until a helicopter found him nearly 36 hours later.
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Hale
Arthur I. Crawley
Phil Kapits
Duncan McCloud
Thingek
Halle
Thief Steals Cash From Methodist Church Luncheon
Unidentified burglar breaks into the Methodist Church office during Wednesday luncheon. About $15 in cash was reported missing, with church officials noting the annual bazaar and luncheon as successful events.
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Methodist Church
Mendocino Library Librarian Dr Lapkass in Court Drama
A historical note profiles Dr. Lapkass a Mendocino County Library figure and former theater director. It outlines his early acting in Germany, directing credits including Oklahoma Hedda Gabler and Finders Keepers, and translations. It mentions his education at Baltic Vincerey Pinneberg Wittenburg Indiana University and a forthcoming Actors Workshop production Night of Jan 16 in Su courthouse presented as a true to life courtroom drama.
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Mendocino
Lapkass
Sigurd Jungquist
Valda
North Pine Street
Germany
Oscar Wilde
Salome
Oklahoma
Hedda Gabler
Inspector -General
Vincerey
Pinneberg
Wittenburg University
Springfield
Ohio
Indiana ‘University
Bloomington
Ind
Sucourthouse
Funeral Services for Ruby N Vilas Held in Ukiah
Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Zimmer Mortuary for Ruby N Vilas of Calpella with Rev. Edwin Sohn officiating. Interment in Ukiah cemetery. A Calpella resident for 10 years born in Highmore South Dakota, she leaves husband Raymond Vilas, daughter Phyllis Skower, son William D. Williams, her mother Martha Nelson, and brothers Truman and Willard Nelson, plus four grandchildren.
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Zimmertian
Ruby N ‘Nelson
Garden City
Iowa
Phyllis Skower
This City
William D. Williams
San Francisco
Truman Nelson
Willard Nelson
Class Rings Stolen At Oklahoma High School
Oklahoma high school officials reported a theft overnight from a trophy case. A ring valued at $304 was missing after the case door was pried open with a sharp tool.
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Okdah
Reserved bookings through local contacts announced
Reservations may be made on a strictly reserved basis by calling Mrs. Betty Cox at 462-3388 or Mrs. Jensen at 462-3671 or Mrs. Joy Brittingham at 462-7174.
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Betty Cox
Jensen
Joy Brittingham
Morrell Rescue Voyage Amid Five Foot Lakes Storm
Wingtérn radioed heavy weather hampering vision as Morrell, en route from Lackawanna New York to Taconite Harbor Minnesota to load iron ore, battled five foot waves. The voyage was added to extend ore delivery before winter shutdown of Great Lakes routes.
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Lackawanna
Taconite Harbor
Minn
Great Lakes
Reagan and Lynch push limits on gun legislation
The two leaders discussed outlawing heavy weapons such as anti tank guns and hand grenades. Reagan noted his opposition to gun registration but agreed on restricting sales, joking that he does not want neighbors giving kids a basket for Christmas.
California Psychiatrists Density in 1965 Ranked Sixth
In 1965 California had 11 licensed psychiatrists per 100 residents, ranking sixth nationally for psychiatrists per capita. The statistic highlights California’s relative concentration of psychiatrists compared with other states during the period.
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California
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