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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1966
Page
3
Nielson announces a promotion to encourage band music interest. A Shetland pony ride event and kid activities will be offered. Anyone may join the Wild Katz, a German version of Wildcat, by contacting for details and to support the promotion.
A certified document describes a sale of a certain lot or parcel of land in the City of Mendocino County California. The sale proceeds are to be conducted by auction to the highest bidder under court confirmation. The property is bounded by State Street and Scott Street with lines described and a purchaser will receive a deed upon payment.
In Flint Michigan a bandit told savings and loan manager William Lovelace he wanted exactly 3000 dollars. Lovelace asked if he should sit down and count it. The robber replied to stuff the money into the sack and fled with 4579 dollars.
Unnecessary gift in Williton England honors Gary Wilkes 15 for four years of perfect school attendance with an alarm clock prize presented Thursday by local officials.
The Encyclopaedia Britannica states that in Nairobi, Kenya, half of the annual rainfall of 35 inches occurs in March and May. This highlights a concentrated wet period in the equatorial African capital.
A fragment identifies an expert engineer and steamboatman from the Southwest region, noted for technical skill. The readable text hints at specialty in propulsion and navigation, though details are sparse. Further context may reveal a biographical or industry-focused mention.
Sierra Clubs members have three options this weekend. On Saturday botanist Bill Vineyard leads an easy Prairie Creek State Park hike starting at 9 a.m. from park headquarters on U.S. Highway 101. bring lunch. At 6:30 p.m. a potluck and illustrated talk on California plants at Franklin Park clubhouse in Santa Rosa, led by John Thomas Howell. Sunday field trip to Berkeley area begins at 10 a.m. meeting Skin Hut, 1615 University Avenue. leader Fortman from Santa Rosa.
Washington reports President Johnson announced a U.S. Russia agreement to ban nuclear weapons from outer space seen as a major arms control step since the 1963 limited test ban treaty. Officials say it signals easing Cold War tensions amid Vietnam strain and could pave the way for further reductions.
A female student writer argues that freedom to discuss sexual relations does not force promiscuity. She notes feedback from readers, mostly men, and says phone calls disrupt her studies as exams approach. The piece highlights campus views on women and sexual expression.
Event details for the Mendocino County Educational Association installation dinner list new officers including Bob Ukiah as president elect Duane Wells Marchette Shevick Rose MontgomeryElsie Galleher and Jack Dawes with Earl Friend Sid Poe as 1967 directors. Menu includes roast turkey and dressing ham ravioli salads ice cream coffee social at 6 30 dinner 7 45 prizes music by The Band Box. 9 pm dance and prize drawings, membership drive for nonmembers. The Maori are the native inhabitants of New Zealand the word native in their language.
The space pact has been approved by members of the United Nations outer space committee and is to be presented to the General Assembly for endorsement. It will then go to nations worldwide for ratification.
Byron Rumford conceded defeat to Berkeley attorney Lewis Sherman in the 8th Senate District contest in Oakland. Rumford, author of California's Oper Housing Law, called off a recount after about 130,000 ballots were checked and游客 no indication the 801 vote margin would change.
The San Francisco quake of 1906 became the first California temblor to be recorded at seismographic stations around the globe, marking a milestone in global seismic observation.
California state superintendent Max Rafferty said his advice could be sought in Sacramento under the Reagan administration and likely followed. He spoke at a La Jolla meeting hosted by Cabrito Elementary School Parent-Teachers Association during a California Board of Education gathering. He joked about writing memoirs titled Alone in Sacramento. In 1965 Afghanistan attracted 9,000 visitors.
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