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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1967
Page
4
Mendocino County Board of Realtors hosts its annual Christmas party at Lake Mendocino Clubhouse. Social hour begins at 7 with dinner at 8 and dancing at 10. Francis Kreh will become president with George Butler as vice president John Maudlin secretary and William Auld treasurer.
Actor Robert Vaughn alleges in a battery complaint that Jack Blanck, booking manager for the Speer's Forum project in Inglewood, attacked him at the Matador Restaurant on October 15 after Vaughn declined to join Blanck's party. Deputy city attorney Noel Shpsa ger ordered Blanck to appear in municipal court on December 15.
The record notes snowfall in Willits and Point Arena with chains required on 299 route. A tiger incident in Vietnam is reported. A public hearing on the Dos Rios dem project is set for Friday December 15 at 2:30 p.m. Oral arguments will be heard. written statements must be submitted in quadruple copies.
Local column laments freeway interchanges and stale service stations in Ukiah while reporting humorous items from a London brewery storm and a quirky Christmas joke. It mentions a Denny’s Coffee Shop rumor, a birding scene at the Art Workshop, and an upcoming bazaar with acorn art by patients.
UCLA students rejected an immediate cease fire and withdrawal of U S troops in Vietnam by 5 to 4 in a referendum. The campus also voted 7 to 1 against barring war industry recruiters from campus. turnout was 9 978 or 36 percent.
Rodda argues the administration chose a flawed solving method and calls for more funding rather than cuts. He says two special legislative calls were needed for Medi Cal and for revenue and taxation and insists the governor could fund the problem.
Duncan E Dunecan of Ukiah received a Certified Member Broker designation from the California Real Estate Association. Jack Cox, Mendocino County Board of Realtors president, presented the certificate and described CREA requirements for the CMB and CMS designations.
A widespread snow event in the suburbs of the capital caused power outages lasting up to five hours and widespread traffic delays. Authorities logged more than 100 minor fender-bender accidents with no serious injuries reported. A Washington weather bureau employee said most staff had left due to the snow.
A young woman was killed when a bomb was thrown from a building into Athens Omonia Square, authorities said. The blast raised fears of a terrorist act amid tense conditions in the city.
Simon Kapwepwe, vice president of Zambia, told UPI in Paris that economic sanctions against Rhodesia are ineffective and that the regime's end must come by force.
UPI reports ongoing clashes around Con Thien and Dak To in the Central Highlands with Communist attempts to breach airstrips repelled by U S artillery and air power. About 100 Viet Cong from the 272nd Regiment killed in three days near Bo Duc and Dak To totals exceed 1 700 in the Dak To area.
Astronomers have cataloged 32 natural satellites circling planets and dwarf planets in the solar system. discoveries span years of telescopic surveys and space missions, confirming moons around giant planets and more modest bodies.
The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing December 12 1967 at 11 00 a m in the Board of Supervisors Chambers Courthouse Alsiah to consider amendments to Zoning Ordinance 359 creating use permits for auto wrecking junk yards and dust creating industries in M 1 and M 2 districts.
Capt. Wallace E. Mitchell of Ukiah California is nominated for promotion to major effective this December. He works as a system engineer in the Electroonic Systems division at Hanscom Field Bedford Massachusetts. Mitchell is a 1950 Ukiah High School graduate and earned a 1955 electrical engineering degree from Stanford. He has 11 years in the Air Force and joined after AFROTC. He transferred to Hanscom from SAC at Offutt, Nebraska. His wife Ann Fielding is from Arcadia with four children John David Virginia and Peggy.
San Francisco UPI editor Roger Tatarian warned at the California Press Association that yielding to critics would jeopardize credibility and fuel rumor. He cited Newark riots rumors and urged fearless coverage of violence and police brutality while defending law enforcement honest work. He blamed three critic groups readers, lawmakers, and dissenters for attacks on press freedom and warned against self-lynching by pliant reporting.
Beverley Lambing a 19 year old of Ukiah had charges of possession and furnishing marijuana dismissed by Superior Court Judge Robert Winslow following a probation officer recommendation. Brent Jackson 20 also faced charges. he received a 9 day jail term and probation including residence with his father in Los Angeles County. Lambing had been certified to Juvenile Court after originally being charged as an adult.
The Ukiah Public Library board of trustees has postponed its monthly meeting from December 5 to December 12 at 7 30 p.m. The sessions are held in the library's children’s room.
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