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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1964
Page
6
A disrupted sentence outlines a highway development project led by Helen District Enginder for the Division of Highways. It notes a signing problem caused by six spehing and describes a new Expressivay dink on Highway One from Big River to Guléh, changing traffic from the main traveled route to a secondary path.
Laké supervisors hint support for a Job Corps Camp in a mapped area if roads exist and no new road building occurs in the wilderness. The plan aims to aid high school dropouts and the unemployed, boosting local economy, recreation, and development, with BLM seeking public input before a Washington decision.
In Tuscaloosa the University of Alabama refused to permit Louis Armstrong known as Satchmo to perform at the Festival of Arts next February. The administration said the action was not based on race, while the student newspaper Crimson and White challenged the decision, calling Armstrong a great American.
United Press International notes the date December 7, 1964, with references to historic events such as Delaware’s ratification of the U.S. Constitution in 1787 and James Madison’s 1808 presidential victory. The page also mentions prewar and wartime events, a thought for the day, and a radar-focused science blurb from Science Digest.
A fragmentary report notes Mrs Gladden and her family recently moved to Modesto from Arkansas. The article mentions Mr Gladden and references a doctor, with context suggesting the event is described in a local notice or obituary style.
A fox entered an Inglenook bedroom through an open window early Saturday, was chased into a patio, and shot by Raymond Brooks. The incident follows three other fox attacks in Fort Bragg area, including two girls and a kite ten. Inglenook lies north of Fort Bragg. the animal is at Berkeley lab for determination.
Funeral services are set Wednesday for William F. Asman of Berkeley father of Mrs. Alfred Fraga. He died Saturday after a lengthy illness. Sorensen Brothers of Eyward will conduct the service at 1 30 p.m. at the Chapel of the Chimes Piedmont. East Bay Lodge 489 F&AM Berkeley, of which Mr. Asman was a member, and he also belonged to Royal Arch Chapter 92 Berkeley and Berkeley Commandery 42 Knights Templar.
Reports from a one day GOP meeting show Gardiner Johnson and Ann Bowler pledging an open mind while opposing a four year chair tenure for National Chairman Burch. United Republicans of California met in San Diego and did not act on Burch support. Edith Stafford warned Socialist attempts to gain control of government and schools.
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