Pastor Objects To Ministerial Group Collection Role
A Ukiah pastor voices opposition to a resolution linking the Ministerial Association to collection duties. He supports aiding Mrs Oswald but rejects designating the group as a fundraising agency, stressing the need for church members to speak for themselves and urging unity despite differing views. He asserts the first part calls for compassion while the second improperly involves collections. Continued on Page 2.
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Frey on Human Nature and Moral Indignation
Dr Paul Frey discusses human nature, moral indignation, and the sanctification of hate. He cites a mechanism where righteous anger externalizes hatred, enabling vengeful responses as a supposed moral duty, referencing Christian imagery and the danger of dehumanizing opponents.
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Paperhanger Convicted Over $1,585 Fake Check Auto Purchase
A parolee, recently released from a California facility, used a forged check to buy a Buick in Ukiah. The blank check bore a deleted bank name and the sum of 1585 dollars. Police arrested him after Beverly Ostrander at Dunning Motors alerted officers.
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School Bus Hit By Motorist On Talmage Rd
Several Ukiah elementary district children suffered minor cuts and bruises when a motorist struck the side of a school bus on Talmage Road. Patrolmen said William Ostini of Ukiah claimed his turn signal flashed before he turned, and George Lawson of Lakeport drove the other car. Witnesses include children Joey Adder Lloyd Dae and Walter Howse, all shaken but unharmed.
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First Accident On N Freeway Injures Couple
A crash on a northern freeway at night injures a couple. The report notes a truck and multiple vehicles involved, with injuries described as serious. Paramedics respond as traffic slows near the scene. Names and exact locations are unclear due to damaged text.
Letters To Santa from Ukiah area youngsters in first rush
The Ukiah Daily Journal begins its Letters to Santa series with early mail from Gary Davis and Jerry Davis as children share wishes and thanks for Christmas. Readers are invited to send letters to Santa Claus care of the paper for forwarding.
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Thompson Jurors Still Undecided
MINNEAPOLIS six men resumed deliberations in the case of Eugene Thompson accused of murdering his wife for a $1 million life insurance policy and a mistress. Jurors deliberated six hours Thursday without reaching a verdict.
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Justice Court Jury Finds Arneson Guilty
A Ukiah Justice Court jury convicted Verne Arneson on a driving while intoxicated charge after a short deliberation. Deputy District Attorney Tom Cleland led the case. Arneson chose to defend himself. The breathalyzer reported a BAC above legal limit. He was fined 276 dollars or 55 days in jail, with 600 days suspended and six months probation, and ordered to refrain from consuming multiple drinks at once. He paid the fine.
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Antitrust Case Ends in Mistrial
A federal mistrial was declared in an antitrust matter involving Wes t arthouse Electric Corp, with prosecutors signaling intent to pursue the case again against a different firm. Judge John Crush noted the jury could not reach a verdict after prolonged deliberations. The proceedings were marked by procedural confusion and dismissal of the defendants.
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Plan to purge racism in U S Protestant churches
The National Council of Churches’ 10 point program to end racial injustice urged action by national bodies and local congregations. It calls for open churches, interracial contact, fair employment, and non-discriminatory church hiring and contracts, with emphasis on boards and church-owned institutions. Leaders expect strong adoption despite Southern resistance amid intensifying debate.
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Oswalds Wife Claims He Said He Shot At Walker Home
Washington reports indicate the wife of Lee Harvey Oswald told FBI investigators that her husband claimed to have fired a bullet into the home of former Maj. Gen. Edward Walker in Diubis last April. Fort Worth notes discuss the potential removal of Oswald’s body from a Fort Worth cemetery amid concerns about grave desecration. Moscow accuses Kennedy’s defeatists of aiming to shift U.S. political balance and incite anti Communist sentiment. Vatican announce Pope John XXIII visit to the Holy Land set for April 1 to 6 with a possible Lebanon stop. Pope Paul VI to join Romans in blessing the Virgin Mary statue in Spanish Plaza during the feast.
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Freedom Medal Awards Honor Winners and Posthumous Honors
President Johnson awarded the nation’s highest civilian honor to 31 individuals and, in a dramatic gesture, posthumously to John F. Kennedy and Pope John XXIII at a White House ceremony. The list included musicians, artists, jurists, educators, scientists, and a noted one-woman peer corps. Mrs. Kennedy watched as her husband’s brother accepted the award for Kennedy. Johnson lauded Kennedy and the late pontiff as exemplars of service and peace.
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Temperatures and weather notes from Ukiah December 1962
Fragmentary weather bulletin shows temperatures and daily phrases from Ukiah Weather Observer. It mentions afternoon readings and references the December 1962 period with informal notes on conditions.
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