Program to Aid the Unfortunate Launches Crisis Line
A new Crisis Intervention Service begins Monday January 5, operating evenings from 8 p.m. to midnight with weekend coverage. Trained volunteers will listen, assess, and direct callers to professional help, offering confidential support during the emotional crisis period. A volunteer meeting is set for Monday January 5 at 8 p.m. in the courthouse to review procedures and answer questions. prospective volunteers are urged to attend.
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Internal Threats Dominate United States Says Commission
The National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence warns internal dangers now exceed external threats. It cites urban disarray, racial discrimination, environmental damage, and loss of identity as rising sources of violence, urging welfare increases and tax growth after the Vietnam War.
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Pogo
Johnson
Martin Luther King
Robert F. Kennedy
Commission
Milton S. Eisenhower
America
Richard H. Revere
This Was Page One News Ten Years Ago 1959 Ukiah
Ten years ago on December 26 1959 William H Parducci a Ukiah resident enrolled in Northrop Institute s four year aeronautical engineering program The Ukiah National Farm Loan Association becomes the Federal Land Bank Association of Ukiah with board members named Mirty years ago and Christmas gatherings noted Population growth since 1940 cited as Mendocino County readies for 1950 estimates A Rose Bowl attendance by Walter Sandelin Christmas at the home of F Bricarelli Ne 40 years ago Potter Valley irrigation water talks and a birthday party Christine Smith guest of G W Cox Fifty years ago December 26 1919 the steamer Girlie Mahoney ran ashore at Albion and Ukiah passes an ordinance boosting licenses and taxing many occupations
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John Parducci
Grove Avenue
Northrop Institute’ S Technology
Ukiah National Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank Association of Ukiah
Jim Bloxham
Bloxham
Alex Thomas
Gene Burger
Max Rawles
Mendocino County
Walter Sandelin
Wait and see attitude on cigarette advertising
Frank Belotti reports on the clash between federal and state actions over cigarette advertising. The U S Senate passed a strong ban affecting radio and TV, with warnings it could extend to newspapers and magazines. State efforts in 1969 stalled in the House, with supporters vowing to retry in 1970 as federal action looms.
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Congress
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U.S. Senate
Senate
Washington
Fire Department visit inspires Ukiah students
Ukiah kindergartners and first graders from Orchard Primary toured the Ukiah Fire Department guided by Capt. Erwin Martin. Each child rode a fire engine around the block and expressed lasting awe, while the writer praises firefighters for public service and urges community support during the busy season.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Orchard Primary School
Ukiah Fire Department
Erwin Martin
Nixon drive aims to move Black workers up the ladder
A civil service plan quietly tightens rules to promote Black employees, not increase headcount. It details precise steps, training, and testing reviews, with city surveys on living conditions and regular checks on managers to ensure progress.
President seeks massive government personnel cuts in memo
President Nixon urges sweeping personnel cuts across all government areas in a confidential memo to top aides. He laments excessive paperwork and urges reorganization, citing Arthur Burns’s December speech as a key economic touchstone and criticizing defense of Vietnam era spending.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
White House
Arthur Burns
Tax Foundation
New York
Burns
Federal Reserve
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House Post Office Committee
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Agriculture Department
Congress
Moon travel by 1985 urged by scientist
A scientist, Dr Kraft North American, predicts a realistic moon tourism by the mid-1980s. He cites new spaceships and orbiting stations on drawing boards enabling regular Earth to Moon passenger service. Travel would take about a week with multiple transfers, promising employment through baggage handling needs.
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