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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1964
Page
5
A feature promotes personal giving to CARE and UNICEF style aid groups. It notes CARE provides 27 pounds of food per dollar and that a typical donor receives thanks from families overseas. The piece urges ongoing support to feed millions in 34 countries and outlines costs for food and seeds.
The piece argues littering is caused by a minority and suggests a 10 cent deposit on beer and soda cans as a deterrent. It critiques Senator Randolph Collier’s plan, noting deposits would transfer the nuisance to stores and citizens, while offering no definitive solution.
A Ukiah church gathering carried a benediction after a social hour with refreshments organized by Mrs. Adam Bettcher. The piece recalls December 18 1944 journal carrier Jamies Ernest Bal and family notes, plus a Kewanna Pocahontas meeting on December 21 1984 with entertainment and refreshments by hosting committee members.
A historical overview notes Article III and the three branches, highlighting checks and balances. It discusses shifts in relationships between the Legislative and Executive branches, the role of the Legislative Analyst and Joint Legislative Audit Committee, and calls for expanded staff consultants to oversee state spending and policy analysis.
Monday event in the superior court saw fifteen applicants appear for examination. Several names listed as successful include Tom Thompson and John Gomez. Also noted are Mendocino residents John Acquistapace and Candido Fistolero, with attendees Mr and Mrs Charles Frazier of Petaluma and Miss Zella Day of Santa Rosa visiting for the Grange Harvest Feast.
Word today notes the birth of a daughter to Mrs Victor Henley at Geyserville. Mrs Henley will be remembered as Miss Madge Brown, a former resident of Eureane County. Melvin Hotell has lived in the Imperial Valley for three years and plans not to return home soon.
The Superior Court of California Mendocino County requires Nelson Rawles and Golden to file vouchers within six months after first publication. The clerks office will provide forms and deadlines for submission.
Long excerpt traces university policy battles from earlier constitutional challenges to current enforcement of money collection and off campus advocacy rules. It notes firing or resignation of about 40 professors, a four year gap until a state Supreme Court ruling, and ongoing student sit-ins amid charges and reforms.
The piece references William Braard Hue and Miss Esther Carter amid Philadelphia murder arraignments and U.S. officials, then shifts to Mississippi politics. It discusses Judge Sidney Mize, Judge Cox, and Senator Stennis, plus reactions to university protests and FSM proposals. It covers Civil Rights court battles, Eastland’s influence, and Lyndon Johnson’s political stance.
The fragment notes large salt extraction in the 1860s with millions of tons mined from a deposit. It hints at industrial expansion and widespread use of salt during that period.
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