Bay Area youths begin military training in 1964
Ukiah and Covelo youths enlist in the armed forces, with Axt trained as a supply specialist and Clark undergoing U S Navy recruit training. The report notes their origins from Ukiah and Covelo, their families, and early educational backgrounds. It also references Battlefield training exercises with the First Fleet and Range Bush exercise.
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Harvey
Eetpaeachas Tog
An Knob’ Hill Road
Ukiah
First Fleet
Peka
California
Navy recruit training and Virgin Islands lobbying tale
Edward Butler of San Diego begins Navy Basic Training at the Naval Training Center. The report shifts to Washington where Virgin Islands business lobbying unfolds, detailing alleged influence peddling, Wool quota maneuvers, and potential conflicts of interest involving John Kirwan and attorney Paul McGowan as events unfold.
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Washington
Ig Isines
Virgin Islands
Virgin Iskinds
Hoover
Hoover Abel
Eal
O- WS
Vpteet Corporation
Helen’ Elberg
John ‘Kinwal
Virgin Island
Interior Department
John
Mike Kirwan
Chis
Committee For the Interior
Hig Gen
Vitex Corporation
Hy Ic Anxicess
Itic
Blumberg
Kirwan
Paiewonsky
Sen. Herman’ ‘Talmadge
D-Ga
Iskartis
Yarts
S . Kennedy
Johnsgany
Mike Feldman
Young Kirwan
Fred Fayette
Burlington
Sian I
Paul McGowan
Cardinal Spellman
John Kirwan
Interor Department
Slifka
McGowan
Rae
FE Elso
Wore
Barr Qttley
The
Ukiah Private Wold Graduates From Marine Recruit Training
Marine Private Howard L. Wold, son of Mr and Mrs Robert C Wold of 1174 Helen Ave Ukiah, has graduated from recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. He will undergo at least four weeks of advanced Infantry training at Camp Pendleton before transfer to a Marine combat or support unit or a school.
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A. Joseph Clark
JSAN
Joseph L. Clark
USN
Floyd W. Clark
W. Standley Sr
Ukiah
Sic
U.S. Aval
San di- In
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Howard L. Wold
Robert C. Wold
Helen Ave
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Camp Pendleton
Marine
Sheinwold on Bridge Haste Ruins Finesses
In a game commentary Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a South hand where hasty play leads to a down one. He critiques the misfines and explains the optimal line to reach game with 2NT over 1NT, noting partner constraints and balance considerations.
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South
Declarer
West
Signage in public spaces sparks debate on universal symbols
A Washington column argues over multilingual restroom and door signage. It questions symbol use versus words, noting varied literacy and fashion like slacks and long hair. The piece cites examples from signs in the Capitol and a floor label to illustrate the challenge of universal understanding.
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House of Cornsider Mle
Reading List Highlights: Humor, Histories and Global Views
The piece reviews several books including Pearl Buck on retarded families, JR Armour on academic life, Victor Lasky’s mockery of Soviet diplomacy, an intern diary on U S Post Office life, Bishop’s Nero biography, Lederer and Burdick’s Sarkhan tale and more.
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Pearl Buck
JR. W. Armour
Victor Lasky
Doctor X
J. E. Day
Washington
Nate
U.S
Tacitus
Nero
Sarkhan
William Lederer
Eugene Burdick
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Ee Axt
Sid
Edward S. Axt
Glasgow
Mont
Air Force
Strategic Air Com
Senteney
Cother
Mehaegee
Mar- BP
Pomolita'Drive
Ukiahigh
Humioe State College
Oaklands College
Colin
P. O'R Fall
Edward Butler
William B. Butler
Broabdus
Ark
E Gailia
Robbie Meatee
Johnny FR
Baker
Aran
Mnelk
Broaddus Es
Mateive
America
Pybig
Américan Testing
Gorl Jfex & Go
Guaremgy Ver Mower
aRadell Anguirias Weldomad
Howard Wold
Maybelle Thompson
England
Director of Education
Maybelle
James Thompson
Newark
Sheinwold
Alfred
Bf Ny
Italy
Coca-Cola
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