Writ to Winslow Order Attacked in Prohibition Petition
A writ of prohibition against a July 18 minute order by Superior Judge Robert Winslow restraining disclosure of a minor’s name in crime cases is filed in Mendocino County. Sheriff Bartolomie sues, District Attorney Cleland asks vacating the order, and the case proceeds with appeals and potential memoranda due within days.
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Robert Winslow
Attor
Winslow
Ukiah Daily Journal
Fort Bragg Advocate News
Cleland
District Court of Appeal
Rainfall Total Reaches 11.88 Inches in Ukiah
A heavy storm dumped .65 inches from 8 a.m. to noon in Ukiah, lifting the seasonal total to 11.88 inches and surpassing the 1965 December record. The system dropped about 1 inch of rain from last night to today noon, prompting motorists to drive cautiously as runoff surged but no major road damage was reported.
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Ukiah
Christmas Tree Lane lights Sunday in Ukiah debut
Ukiah hosts the Christmas season with Seminary Avenue turning on its Christmas Tree Lane at 5 p.m. Sunday. About 2,000 lights illuminate nine trees along Seminary Avenue as officials, the Chamber of Commerce and ministers celebrate the lights with a 5 p.m. program. The decoration project cost about 86 dollars per utility pole, totaling roughly 4000 dollars.
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Ukiah
Seminary Avenue
State
Mill
Scott
Sterling Norgard
Bill Henderson
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Travis Hyatt
Ukiah Ministerial Association
Ronald Treibel
Christmas Tree Lane
Ford loses bid to reinstate former Willits foreman
Superior Judge Wayne Burke denied a writ of mandate sought to reinstate Barney Reid, former Willits area road department foreman, with back pay. The county argued Reid resigned last March, Ford contending he was fired after an argument with County Engineer Robert Newhouse. The Civil Service Commission ruled Ford quit, not entitled to further consideration. Burke ordered findings and proposed decree, with settlement set for 9:30 a.m. December 16.
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Wayne Burke
Barney Reid
Willits
Ford
Robert Newhouse
Merle Orchard
Civil Service Commission
CSC
Burke
Memoirs of Mendocino County by Judge Lilburn Gibson
Retired Superior Court Judge Lilburn Gibson publishes Some Reminiscences of my Seventy-Four Years in Mendocino County a vivid personal chronicle of the county from 1890s to present. The 200 page informal autobiography covers Eden Valley days school years law studies court growth politics and Gibson family life with Velma.
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Glenn Erickson
Lilburn
Gibson
Mendocino County
Ukiah
Book Revue
N. School
Hub
W. Standley
Willits
Fort Bragg
Mendocino
Elk
Manchester
Point Arena
Gualala
Topsy
Judge Gibson
Eden Valley
Veelma
Eden Valleace
Utah
Darice
Velma
W.D.L._ Held
Night of January 16th staged as Ukiah courtroom drama
The Actors Workshop of Ukiah presents Night of January 16th in Superior Court Number 1 Ukiah. An audience jury decides guilt or innocence with a prosecutor and defense attorney guiding the trial style performance. Cast members include Kay Wilson Alyce Thornhill and Hays Hickey with Nick Lapkass and doy Brittingham in key roles. Performances are December 9 to 11 with 8:15pm doors. reserve at 462-3388 or 462-7174.
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Actors Workshop of
Ukiah
Mendocino County
Superior Court Number 1
Alyce Thornhill
Lot
Hays Hickey
Chuck Lewis
Karen Andre
Kay Wilson
Jerre ‘Wallace
Steve Vanderward
Nick Lapkass
United States
Europe
Doy” Brittingham
Actors Workshop
Othey
Ukiah Journal Calls Kids to Write Santa Letters
The Ukiah Daily Journal invites area children to write letters to Santa and send them forward to Santa Claus. The first letter comes from The Maxsons of 1355 Luce Street Ukiah. Letters list wishes including a stroller, piano, tea set, doll items, and a talking nurse toy.
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Santa Claus
Ukiah Daily Journal
Wbegins
Santa
Ukiah
Standley St
St. Nick
Manxsons
Luce
UkKlah
Free Tickets For Holiday on Ice Show In San Francisco
Five sets of two tickets each for the Holiday on Ice spectacle in San Francisco are hidden in the Daily Journal want ads today with four more sets to appear in Monday's issue. Winners are drawn from the telephone directory and must call the Journal to claim tickets. The show opens next Wednesday at the Oakland Alameda County Coliseum with proceeds benefiting the Oakland Museum Association. Thursday’s performance starts at 8 p.m. and runs through December 18.
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San Francisco
Daily Journal
Journal
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Nimitz Freeway
Hagenberger Road
Oakland Museum Association
County Chamber Meeting at Mendocing County Chamber
The Mendocing County Chamber of Commerce will meet Monday at 10 a.m. in the board room of the Administration building at the fairgrounds.
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County Chamber
Mendocing County Chamber of Commerce
Fairgrounds
Kosygin Attacks West Germany in Paris Speech
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin denounced West Germany as a rising threat and warned against Bonn’s nuclear arms ambitions and border changes. He pressed for a nuclear test ban and warned that fascism and war reappear in Europe. Kosygin met with Charles de Gaulle at the Elysee Palace and spoke at City Hall, signaling continued talks at Rambouillet to follow.
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George -Libera Paris
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
West Germany
Kosygin
France
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
National Democratic—Party
de Gaulle
Germany
Europe
Bonn
Rambouillet
Elysee Palace
United States
Russia
US raids strike near Hanoi as Saigon gains
United States planes from carriers in the Tonkin Gulf and bases in Thailand hit oil and transportation facilities as close as four miles from Hanoi in the largest raid since July. U.S. ground troops scored a major victory near Saigon.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Tonkin Gulf
Thailand
Hanoi
Thant Accepts Second Five-Year UN Term
United Nations Secretary General U Thant announced he would accept a second five year term. The Burmese diplomat formally accepted his new term in a Security Council statement, after the council unanimously recommended he remain.
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United Nations
UPI
Thant
Security Council
Johnson predicts continued prosperity and healthy economy
Gardner Ackley, top economic advisor to President Johnson, says 1967 will see continued prosperity and manageable inflation. He reviews the budget with Johnson, notes a healthy outlook, and mentions possible tax considerations while citing Bureau of Labor optimism and a forecast of a moderate, balanced growth.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Johnson
LBJ
Ackley
Joseph Califano
Ee Johnson
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
International Amistad Dam
Bureau of Labor
Charles’ L. Schultze
Sec. of Defense
Robert McNamara
Carrier Seeks Timely Payment for Ukiah Daily Journal
A local newspaper carrier asks residents to settle today’s delivery charges. He requests advance payment for three months of motor route service to ensure continued daily delivery.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
UC Rebels Continue Boycott at Berkeley Amid Rain
UC students again boycotted classes two years after the Free Speech Movement as rain drenched Sproul Hall steps. Observers estimate thousands participated in the noon rally and leaflets urged students to stay away from classes while campus officials sought a solution and endorsed by other campuses.
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Sprout ‘Hall
Stanford University
Navy
Sproul Hall
Daily
Californian
High water closes coastal road at noon today
County engineer Robert Newhouse reports the Compt che to coast road was closed at noon due to high water. Local crews monitor for changes as motorists are advised to seek alternate routes.
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Robert Newhouse
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