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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1966
Page
6
Frances Cook reports Ukiah High will host the annual student body Christmas Ball on Thursday December 22 with a Crimson Crystals theme. The Pallice band will perform as the visual happening includes light shows and films from San Francisco's Fillmore Auditorium. Ticket price is $4 per couple.
Theodore Nicholl an air traffic control specialist for the Federal Aeronautics Association in Ukiah received a 25 year pin at the FAA annual Christmas party held at the Smorgette Saturday evening. Dave Burns chief Ukiah Flight Service presented the pin. The FAA group was later hosted at Nichol s home.
As early as 500 B C the Pythagorean school of philosophers preached the spherical shape of the earth. The fragment notes the ancient claim about the earth's form and hints at early scientific thought.
In San Francisco 19 year old Scott Wilson son of slain Painters Union official Don Wilson attacked Max Ward in a courtroom shortly after Ward was sentenced to life for the April 5 shotgun slaying of Don Wilson. Ward required six stitches and his glasses were shattered. Judge Elkington postponed Ward’s life sentence until January 4 to permit family visits during holidays.
Hungary's Bartek String Quartet, famed ensemble, will visit the United States for 19 concerts in January and February, per the Hungarian news agency report.
The Imperial hotel in Tokyo, the sole structure offering safety during the 1923 quake, was built by famed American architect Frank Lloyd Wright at the invitation of the Japanese imperial household.
A recent report shows United States investments into Japan surpassing 670 million dollars. Key dealings include finance and manufacturing stakes, with major flows directed to Tokyo and Osaka markets. Government data indicate continued investor confidence and expanding cross border projects through 1960s era channels.
Geothermal Resources International plans to drill its first steam well on a 1100 acre lease near The Geysers in Sonoma County. President Noeth B. Gillette says the lease is close to Magma Thermal’s 41 producing wells feeding PG&E plants, the only US plants using this energy source.
Union Lumber Company announces expansion of its marketing organization with plans for two new sales offices on the Atlantic states and a new special products executive post. John C. Bailey will head the new role and relocate to Fort Bragg with his family around February 1, 1967. New offices will be in New York City area and Tampa Florida.
A training jet of Alifg Airlines crashed on a hillside above San Pietro Vernotico in Italy on Monday. One victim was identified as a student pilot on a training flight that originated at Brindiat Alport.
The passage lists the seven Roman numerals used to form all numbers: I V X L C D M. It notes there is no zero in Roman notation and implies a basic overview of numeral symbols. The text presents a concise catalog of characters without additional details or context.
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