Brown proposes bold blueprint for progress in California
Gov. Edmund G. Brown opened the new legislative session with a sweeping plan prioritizing education and crime, proposing county wide school funding equalization, increased state aid, a youth conservation program, and a near 3 billion dollar balanced budget. He urged bold leadership while backing limited taxes and considered a death penalty moratorium with life terms. He pressed for highway safety measures including radar use by state patrols.
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Filings Open Tomorrow for School Board Elections
Local candidates may file tomorrow for the Mendocino County School Boards elections set for April 6. Filing sites include the County Courthouse and County Schools Office, with deadlines noted as Friday. Several current trustees and district officials across multiple schools list terms expiring and new filings anticipated in the diverse districts including Anderson Valley Unified, Willits Unified, Hopland, Redwood Valley-Gooseett, and more.
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Mace
Frida March
Eo Cook
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Kiah
Uktah High
Redwood Valley
Gocett Lacklock
John Johnso
Pete Valley
Robert Magruder
Russell
Calpellaarles Testa
Hopland Unionbert Bradford
Fram Mineg
Hopland High
Bob Rosco
Helen Taylor
Valley
Robert Ravigg
Quickasson
Anderson Valley
Floyd Ry
Johnsttn Janes
W. Mawkins
Paul R. Burg
Shirley ‘Jacobsen
Gordon Wregenet
Willits
Lder Thurmag
Bragg
Louise Gari
Whion
Rohore
Arrawas
Richar W. Phawsoy
Arena Jo
Hick
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Iat Arena
Ponave Eesti
Guewee Wis
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Belen Racine
Leonard Beh
Barta
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Canditete
New Millionaires Chronicle Saints? Early Press Rise
A garbled item notes a San Frais paper sold downtown at $1 a copy amid talk of new wealth and rising business figures. Mentions Mayor George Christophay and magnate George Killion with fianc� Louis Luri, tied to a March 2 campaign launch.
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PAR Picarosoe
UPS
Pallionaiews
San Frais
Maor
George Christophay
George Killion
Louis R. Luri
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Ukiah to Host LCG Meeting
Ukiah hosts the first postwar LCG conference since 195g gathering of North Vision League of California Cities. The quarterly meeting on Saturday January 26 will be presided by Councilman Jack Smuller, with 36 cities from Vallejo to the Oregon coast attending and about 250 city managers expected. Entertainment plans include a golf tournament and a bridge party, with tour arrangements by Dave Strong.
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Jack Smuller
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Vallejo
Oregon
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Chm
Ste Pistrieg
Cw Archig
Ascussio
Sp League
Eitica
Lame Duck Now U S Senator From Oklahoma
Edmondson, a 37 year old Democrat, will take the oath today as he succeeds the late Robert More Gaelg. Robert Keeffe, son of the wealthy senator, plans to run in 1964 to continue his father's influence. The move reshapes Oklahoma politics, already stirring the state Democratic Party.
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Honard Edmondson
Omoatio
Lucy Govers
Robert @ More
Robert
Keeffe
Conti&u
Oklahoma Democratic Party
Edmondson
Ukiah Area Sees All-Time Elementary Enrollment High
Enrollment across Ukiah city five schools reaches 2,811, tallest on record, surpassing earlier figures from 1962. Nokomis, Zeek, Yokayo, Oak Manor, and Pomolita report shifts as Yokayo rises to 631 and Pomolita to 614, with Oak Manor opening in 1959 and Pomolita posting its second highest ever.
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Itigey Union
Talmage
Ukiah
Ukiahi
Nokomis
Oak Manor
Frank Zeek
Yokuyo
Pamolita
Ty Deiak
Tekal
Bokay
Fan
Peumk Seok
Oak Banor
Yokayo
Ainth Yokayo
Pomolita
Oak Manor Pen Ot
Central Congo forms mission to run Katanga
The central government creates a special mission to take over Katanga Province administration and its copper and cobalt resources. A signed document requests central authority and financial control while U.N. forces press a security drive. Tshombe’s camp seeks Elisabethville support as peace talks resume.
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the Congo
UPI
Katanga
Gridoula
Humboldt County Youths Held For Burglaries
Mendocino County sheriff’s deputies arrested Laytonville youths Wyatt Ald er Point Lang Yarborough for multiple burglaries in Laytonville over the past year. They confessed to breaking into a Baytonville store and stealing $250, and a Laytonville cafe safe containing about $2,200. The pair transported a safe to a site near Bidow Point where it was opened with tools. the loot was hidden. Wyatt was sent to the county jail. the case moves to Justice Court after a preliminary hearing.
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Mandy
Laytonville
Fue
Bidow Point
Wyatt T
Justice Court
Pays Matton
Smoke and chimney fires reported around town
Fire calls list several incidents including a trash fire at Marlo Fowler residence with no damage, a chimney fire at Dock Quan property where tenant W H Hughes was present, and a chimney fire at Mrs Ray Fish residence with no damage. Authorities also responded to a house smoke scare at 1090 State.
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Roxe Ave
Marlo Fowler
F. Perkins St
Dock Quan
W. H. Hughes
Norgard
Ray Fish
Chimney Aire
McCormack Predicts Kennedy Victory in House Fight
Speaker McCormack predicted Kennedy would score a quick victory against the House Rules Committee challenge. He urged bipartisan support to pass tax relief and advance Medicare and education aid, while conservatives demand spending cuts. Humphrey and others formed an anti filibuster coalition to push the effort.
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Rules
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Elk Youth Dies In Auto Crash
The 24-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Matson of Elk was killed in a head on crash at the Cloverdale intersection with Highway 10 Saturday night. Also dead were Richard Engles 19 and Helen Goates 14 of Cloverdale, occupants of the other car. Engles’ car crossed the center line into Matson’s vehicle. Matson’s parents run a local Elk grocery and his uncle runs a garage in Elk.
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Cloverdale
John Ward Matson
Walter Matson
Richard Engles
Helen Goates
Engles
Matson
Elk
Mel Matson
Extra Penny Stamp For Postage Increases Across Nation
Washington reporting on new postal rate hikes approved by Congress, effective at midnight, raising mail costs. The 5 cent first class stamp and 8 cent air mail stamp are part of a plan to raise $260 million in revenue this year and $578 million in fiscal 1964, with effect spreading to business mail and bulk mail scheduling.
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Day
U S Soviet Cuba Talks Deadlocked at UN
Washington reports to OAS that U S Soviet negotiations on Cuba at the United Nations will end Tuesday. Ambassador Adlai E Stevenson led the team and confirmed the talks stalled over Soviet refusal to permit inspections to prevent a future military buildup in Cuba following the missile crisis.
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Adlai FE. Stevenson
U. S
Temperatures and Rainfall Report for January 1968
Weather data shows today's noon reading with high and low temperatures and rainfall amounts. The report lists January 1962 figures for comparison and notes departmental server stewardship by Alan.
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Courtes Alan Ir Ther
Ukiah December Building Permits Top Quarter Million
Ukiah area building activity in December totaled over 278000 dollars with new dwellings at 201091, commercial at 35325, and coastal area contributing 25300, pushing county totals to 278117 for December and 1570.67 for Aug 1 to Dec 31 per Ray Hiatt county building inspector.
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Ukiah
Ray Hieat
Hiatt
Two Merchants Suffer From Light Fingers
Richard Mazzoni of Redwood Auto Supply reported a loss of 70.33 dollars from a cash drawer yesterday or last night. The Tidewater Oil distributor said about 20 dollars in tires and batteries were stolen from a warehouse on Brusle Street.
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Richard Mazzoni
Redwood Auto Supply
Tidewater Oi Distri Utor
Brusle
Brown's Aims In 1963 Brown's Aims In 1963
Gov Ed Brown outlines major 1963 program goals including education funding reform establish a statewide TV network youth conservation program de facto school desegregation efforts and regional government reform He proposes tax revisions creating a development office and increasing mental health funding while promising a balanced no new tax budget and bond issue threshold changes.
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United States
Mock H Bomb Raid Caught US Napping
London and Washington reports say British Vulcan bombers penetrated US air defenses in a simulated attack that reached key cities. British and BBC claims cited radar jamming devices and flights via Canada, with officials calling details disputed and exercises ongoing since 1961.
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