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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1957

Page

5

Doctors eye Walnut Creek hospital modeled after Hillside

A Pleasant Hill physician group led by Dr. Harold Robinson seeks to replicate Hillside Community Hospital in Ukiah, projecting a 50 bed facility costing 490000 to 750000 with site planning and financing by local doctors. They toured Hillside, studied its design and costs, and aim to launch investment and construction plans in the Walnut Creek area.

Glenn Erickson Ullah Hillside Community Hospital Pleasant Hill Walnut Creek Shirley Munroe Hillside Hospital Contra Costa County Harold Robinson Mt. Diablo Hillside Robinson Los Angeles George Samson Samson Ukiah Murphy Robert Barr Nell Woods

Little Rock Nine Member Suspended for Chili Incident

Minnie Jean Brown, one of the Little Rock Nine, was suspended three days by School Superintendent Virgil T. Blossom after allegedly throwing a bowl of chili at a white boy and splattering another. The incident occurred at Central High School during integration tensions.

Little Rock, Ark ULP Little Rock Minnie Jean Brown Virgil T. Blossom Blossom

Personal photographic Christmas cards for Yuletide greetings

Photo greetings become the most personal messages as couples send yearly holiday cards featuring their own snapshots. Readers are invited to choose past or new images from album shots of family, friends, pets, or seasonal scenes to express Season's Greetings with a warm, individualized touch.

eJohn van Guilder

Urey Warns U.S. Decay. Advocates Federal School Overhaul

Dr. Harold Urey, nuclear chemistry pioneer, says America shows decadence amid wasteful car design and a lagging education system. He urges doubling education funding and a federal role to overhaul primary and secondary schools, cites Oppenheimer and Condon as exemplary scientists, and critiques Eisenhower era policies.

Chicago Harold C. Urey America Urey J. Robert Oppenheimer Edward A. Condon Eisenhower Middle East Oppenheimer Condon

Proton and neutron size measured by Hofstadter at Stanford

Stanford physicist Dr. Robert Hofstadter reports measuring proton and neutron sizes at about .0000000000006 inches. He notes it would take 15 thousand billion of them linked to form an inch, while I I Rabi of Columbia emphasizes curiosity as humanity’s key to understanding matter.

Stanford Calif Robert Hofstadter Stanford University Pr. I. I. Rabi Columbia University

Father flies to guide daughter home after emergency landing

A. J. Fulkerson flew from Des Moines to Creston on an emergency landing to guide his daughter back to Des Moines. The daughter was unaware of the return route and relied on her father to navigate the trip back safely.

Des Moines Iowa A. J. Fulkerson Creston Fulkerson

Americans send 2.4 billion ecards this Christmas season

Wy man S. Randall of Rust Craft estimates about 2.4 billion greeting ecards will be used in the United States to say Merry Christmas with a retail value near 260 million dollars.

Boston Wyman S. Randall Rust Craft People’s Forum

Ukiah Daily Journal Letters Urge Gas Natural Expansion

A Ukiah reader commends the Ukiah Daily Journal editors for their natural gas issue stance. The writer urges residents to oppose a no answer and push city leaders to act, noting regulators courts and public opinion shape outcomes and urging personal attitude shifts toward realization.

Ukiah Calif Ukiah Daily Journal

Ingenious inventor debuts dollar bill change gadget in Chicago

William P. Potter demonstrates an automatic cashier that accepts dollar bills and returns change as two quarters three dimes and four nickels. The device rejects counterfeits and larger denominations, with plans to expand to higher values and merchandise dispensing.

Alfred Leech Chicago William P. Potter Potzer Patter Ely Culbertson Potter

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