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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1963
Page
11
A brief item from Santa Rosa California lists a microfigure designation with a box number 2584. The note references a postal or archival address in Santa Rosa with no additional context or dates.
An editorial ponders the Kennedy murder’s impact on Americans during Christmas. It urges putting aside regional and political divides, learning from history, and seeking a renewed moral resolve toward justice and a better life for all. It cites Lincoln’s Gettysburg rededication as a guiding example for national renewal.
An editor's note from Beadford M. Crittenden of the California Highway Patrol condemns drunk driving as Public Enemy No 1. It notes an average four deaths daily from alcohol related crashes, argues the danger spans every driver, and urges personal responsibility to curb this deadly behavior.
Voters of the Carpellagehood district faced a November election week with two bond issues. A $44,000 capital measure passed by two-thirds with 2,200 votes in favor and 1,200 opposed. A second bond for borrowing was approved by a similar margin. Reports from Daytonville and nearby areas described heavy weekend rain, delaying some counts and delaying roadwork. Weather slowed progress, but officials anticipated completion and sun by week’s end.
A garbled OCR piece mixes political figures and public notices with candid opinions about representation. It mentions Choate, Leece, and Need in a theater context, then shifts to commentary on women lawmakers and voter safety, ending with scattered phrases about procedure and public discussion.
A brief United Press International item raises questions about the maximum speed of the duck hawk and notes a forest region near Cha Teny for a southern location. It also mentions estimating air temperature from cricket chirps and references a color observation tied to chrome deposits and a sunlit scene.
Sacramento report notes Governor Browne said he will not push for additional state funding for public schools unless tax reform is adopted. He referenced the countywide tax plan and suggested districts may need to bear more revenue, while signaling opposition to withholding personal messages in a special session. The piece also touches on the state’s finances, Lone Park harbor funds, and lobbyist activity ahead of legislative action.
President Johnson hosted a gathering with political figures including Charles Shuman and Herschel Newsom to outline anti-crust administration views and discuss farm support. The meeting touched on production costs, farm workers, and the aim to bolster rural interests ahead of next year’s policy efforts.
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