TV Satellite Could Jam U.S. Radar
Rep. James T. Patterson says Russia is developing a one ton TV satellite that could orbit at 22 000 miles and jam radar and broadcasts worldwide while propagandizing channels Patterson urges a super accelerated crash program in all research and weapons.
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Washington
James T. Patterson
R-Conn
Russia
U.S
Patterson
Sputnik
House Armed Service
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committees
Middletown
Willits 4-H Junior Leaders Train in Leadership Seminar
Mendocino County 4-H junior leaders from the 4-H club met at Brookside School Willits for a morning series of leadership seminars led by county advisors. Sessions covered parliamentary procedure minutes reports and accounting for treasurers plus news reporting and song leadership. A mock 4-H club meeting followed with officers leading minutes and reports.
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Peggy Fratis
Clinton Bainbridge
Mendocino County
Willits
Sharon Johnson
Redwood Valley
Carol Turney
Fort Bragg
Eric
Brookside School
Helen Inns
County Agricultural Extension Service
Bruce Bearden
Bill Brooks
Glen Erickson
Ukiah Daily Journal
Rod Shippey
Ray Isle
Point Arena forms new interagency service pact
City hall to provide office space for a new deputy who must reside in Point Arena. Sheriff’s office to furnish car, gasoline and jail equipment. City may convert the three cell jail into a county branch. Orchard and O’Brien will draft details for city council and supervisors approval. City shares road maintenance with the county, billed for expenses. Santa’s in Ukich-Shop Now.
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Point Arena
Point Arena City
Orchard
O'Brien
Two Children Die In Flames In Potrero Hill Fire
In San Francisco on Monday night two children died when a bedroom fire at the Potrero Hill Housing Project destroyed a ground floor apartment. Stanley Boult aged 3 and Deborah Boult aged 2 perished. a playmate Larry Ward aged 3 was burned on the hand. The missing babysitter could not be located as Mae Frances Boult shopped downtown.
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San Francisco
Potrero Hill
Stanley Boult
Deborah
Larry Ward
Mae Frances Boult
Henry
San Quentin
Eisenhower’s Health Improves and Reassures Nation
President Eisenhower shows signs of recovery after a severe illness, with aides and medical experts noting his resumed activity. Sherman Adams reports the president is back in the saddle and maintaining a firm grip on responsibilities, despite initial fears of prolonged inactivity.
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Washington
St. Louis
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Adams
White House
Gettysburg
Ha, Wei
Kelly Estate Appraised After Mrs Kelly Dies
Mrs Dovey Line Kelly of 520 South State Street died November 9 1956 leaving an estate of 81512 as reported by Will S Van Dyke inheritance tax appraiser. Of the total 2232 was in a joint bank account with her husband Fred J Kelly.
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Kelly
Dovey Line Kelly
South State Street
Will S. van Dyke
Fred J. Kelly
Marine Lieut William W Smith Receives Second Lieutenants Bars
William W. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Ed C Smith Route 1 Ukiah earns Marine second lieutenant bars. He serves as assistant electronics officer with headquarters company after entering service in January 1945 following Galileo high school in San Francisco.
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WM. Smith
William W. Smith
Ed. C. Smith
Route 1
Ukiah
Smith
Galileo High School
San Francisco
Lucky Oklahans Collect Three Prime Turkeys
Three turkeys from Bill Yanglin's Meats at Johnnie's Market will be awarded this week in the Daily Journal turkey contest. Mary Primrose wins the 10 pounder, June Brush takes the 12 pound turkey, and Austa Fisk is eligible for a 10 pound prize by submitting a coupon in Ukiah. No purchase required.
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Bill Yanglin
Johnnie's Market
South Highway
Daily Journal
Mary Primrose
W. Standie
Austa Fisk
Holden Street
Ukiah
Dave Spencer
Palace
The
Redwood Valley trustees delay approval of new classrooms
Redwood Valley board put off final approval of a four class room and multipurpose room addition until about 45 minor corrections are completed in rewiring plumbing and other maintenance issues. The trustees also consider Ingrahams plan to codify board policies on teacher employment salary schedules religious education facility use and related matters. The board members are Woody White Ed Sibbett Ray Hudson Crockett Blacklock and Hunter Smith.
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Redwood Valley
Ingraham
Credit Union Celebrates 25th Birthday in Champaign
The University of Illinois Employees Credit Union marked its 25th anniversary, founded October 26, 1932. It stands as the largest of its kind in the nation with assets over 1.7 million dollars and 3,763 members holding about 1.5 million in shares. Nearly a third of Minnesota dairy cows are now kept using artificial means.
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Champaign, Ill
University of Ilinois Employees Credit Union
Minnesota
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