Lions Convention in S F Draws Local Member
The 44th annual district Lions convention of California Nevada visits San Francisco for three days. Local Lions club, largest in the district with 101 members, sends nine delegates and eight golfers led by Dick Larber and Howci Tuttle. Golf matches at Lake Merced with two foursomes. headquarters at the Sheraton Palace Hotel.
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Lions Clubs
San Francisco
Jim Tocher
Lion Jamer
Albert Bechiol
Dick Larber
Howci Tuttle
Art Wedemeyer
Gove
Rnor
Felix Thornhill
Louis Looseley
Walt George
Tom Cleland
Awrence Heise
Billy Tatum
Jackimpson
Sterling Norgard
Lake Merced
Arkin Younce
Arch Reid
Ralph Buxton
Rod Zimmerman
Francis Gibson
Ernest
Crawford lauds Ukiah fire and police for swift response
Photographer Don Crawford credited a passing Ukiah police patrol and Fire Chief Al Bechtel with saving his studio at 107 West Church Street as smoke prompted dispatch. Officers Mier and Cordis alerted the fire department, which found an oil stove fire burning itself out. Earlier, a chimney fire at 312 Snuffin Street caused no damage as it burned out.
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Don Crawford
al Bechtelaml
Ukiah Fire Department
W. Church Street
Leon Mier
Glen Cordis
Ukiah Police Department
John Griffin
Crawford
Griffin
Miller
Cordis
Bechtel
Ukiah
Snuffin Street
Marion Williams
Kennedy pursues multi nation NATO nuclear force
President Kennedy aims to press a NATO wide nuclear force with or without France. Officials say pressure will try to win Charles de Gaulle to multilateral control, despite his blast at Polaris. De Gaulle insists he will build his own nuclear weapons and submarines, making Polaris moot.
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Washington
Upi
Kennedy
NATO
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Budget plan seeks universal medical aid and liquor license reform
The governor argues Mills Act is inadequate and calls for universal social security medical aid. He proposes to the legislature a bill to curb speculation in liquor license transfers with hundreds of licenses eligible this year. He backs Rep Harold Johnson on a gold agency to revive mining, though he doubts Congress will pass the bill.
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Harold T. Johnson
Brown
Johnson
Truman Receives Positive Report After Physical Checkup
Former President Harry S. Truman completed the first phase of his annual physical at Research Hospital in Kansas City today. Physicians reported he is completely normal and satisfactory. Tests included a blood test and X rays.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital
Evangelical Free Church Hosts Three Evening Workshop
The Evangelical Free Church presents a three evening workshop conference on church group work January 24 25 and 26 at 7 30 each evening. Director Stanley E Lindquist Fresno State College professor leads lectures group discussions and summaries with further application from the visiting instructor. The program requires no charge though voluntary contributions are welcome. Church location is 604 Jones at Oak Park and Jones Street.
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Evangelical Free Church
Stanley E. Londquist
Fresno State
Fresno State College
Bakersfield
Central California Psychological Association
Jones, Corners of
Oak Park
Jones Street
Court Proceedings Dates and Judgments From 1963 Docket
A legal docket listing numerous cases with judgments for plaintiffs or cross-complainants, resets for trial, and motions denied or granted. Included are names such as Alfred Rooney Loyce Rooney Martha Miller John Mayfield and many others, with dates like January February and March 1963, and trial scheduling details across multiple departments. The document reflects extended civil calendar activity, dismissals, injunctions, and guardianship actions.
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Alfred Rooney
Loyce Rooney
Michael Coussens
Mendocino
Jom Mayfield
Rotland Jeffers
Thelma Wilson
Purity Stores
F. M. Crawford Lumber Co
Wesley Caldwell
George Nagel
B. E. Harris
Alfred Burdick
Bradford Shear, Sr
Martha Miller
R. M. Grundy
Retailers Credit Assn
John Riley
Daniel Cohn
Donald Nassie
John Mayfield
Rolland Jeffers
Fred Holm
Arlena Murphy
People
Willard Ashley
John Stewart
Virgil Holdcraft
Larry Limpert
Joseph Cynor
James Holmes
Lawrence Lepgette
Jeffery Attix
Glenn Evans
Elmer French
Amy Mitten
Celia Foresti
Clyde Price
Joseph Ember
John Gildersleeve
Grace Ross
John Heavner
Ida Brown
Julian Boeddiker, Jr
Merle Taylor
W. E. Keidel
John Potter
Doris Potter
Executrix
James Hyde
Ruthinedetti
Executix
Alfred Buredick
Allan Sacry
Fay Sacry
Chan Wilson Equipment Co
British Embassy Attacked by Congolese Mob
A mob of Congolese students attacked the British Embassy in Leopoldville, smashing windows, ransacking offices, and scattering files. First Secretary John Ure suffered facial injuries from flying glass. The protest reflected opposition to U.N. action in Katanga. police response was slow until U.N. forces arrived.
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Leopoldville
Air Lines seeks one-class service test with CAB
Snite Air Lines plans to seek CAB approval to offer a one-class service blending coach and first class. President Patterson says the experiment will gauge if passengers will pay for a frill-free but less cramped travel option between coach and first class.
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Washington
UPI
Snite@ Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
W. A. Patterson
Kennedy to receive 1963 American Legacy Award in Washington
President Kennedy will be awarded the American Legacy Award of the Anti-Defamation League at a Washington dinner in January. The ADL says the honor honors his dedication to democracy and efforts to broaden civil rights benefits.
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Kennedy
New York
UPI
Anti-Defamation League
B' Nai B'rith
League
Washington
Bandits Rob Miami Track Steal 108000 At Tropical Park
Two men in work clothes robbed Tropical Park racetrack in Miami taking $108000 by rushing a cashier and guard. They locked victims in a closet, escaped through a parking lot, with about $90000 in unmarked bills, $3500 in tote tickets and $25000 in checks from the day’s take. The loss was insured.
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Miami
UPI
Tropical Park Racetrack
Two Youths Charged With Liquor Violation
Gerald Don Owen aged 19 and Warren Henry Van Deventer aged 18 were booked by Ukiah police on charges of violating the alcoholic Beverage Control act for possession of liquor by minors and for hit and run property damage after their car allegedly struck a parked Burns Tire Service truck on Arlington Drive Sunday night.
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Gerald Don Owen
Calpella
Warren Henry van Deventer
Ukiah
Arlington Drive
Burns Tire Service
Governor Holds News Conference and Appointments
The governor hosts a news conference with TV cameras for the first time. Reappoints Thomas W. Braden from Oceanside and William A. Norris of Los Angeles to the state Board of Education. Reappoints John P. Estbach of Los Angeles to the state Park Commission. Praises Kaiser Steel Corp and United Steelworkers for a long range program on automation impact. Assemblyman George A. Wilson proposes tougher laws on dangerous drug sales. Senator Albert S. Rodda requests Congress exclude California state employees from Hatch Act. Senator Walter W. Stiern offers education code simplification for junior colleges.
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Thomas W., Braden
Oceanside
William A Norris
Los Angeles
State Board of Education
John P. Estbach
State Park Commission
Kaiser Steel Corp
United Steelworkers of America
Assembly
Starboard meaning traced to Viking strombordi term
The nautical word starboard comes from the Viking strombordi meaning steering side, the side where a steering oar was used.
Thursday Services For Mrs. Lawson At Santa Rosa
Private family funeral set for 2 30 p m Thursday at Santa Rosa Memorial Park Capel for Mrs Benjamin Drusilla Lawson 70 of Santa Rosa mother of James Lawson of Ukiah She died in Santa Rosa yesterday after extended illness Interment will be in Santa Rosa Memorial Park She was born in Utah and was a member of the LDS Church Survived by husband a son Jim and three other daughters plus another son Ben Lawson Jr Alta Cloutier Melba Whitehead Ada Slemer and grandchildren Services arranged by Welts Chapel of Roses Santa Rosa
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Santa Rosa Memorial Park
Capel
Benjamin
Drusilla) Lawson
Santa Rosa
James Lawson
Ukiah
Lawson
Welts Chapel of Roses
Utah
LDS Church
Richard Clings to Candy in Kalamazoo Vending Rescue
A five year old, Richard Lennig Jr., refused to release a candy bar from a Kalamazoo vending machine. Police could not persuade him to let go, so authorities dismantled the machine to free his hand. He later enjoyed part of the candy he had pulled free during the rescue.
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Richard
Kalamazoo, Mich
UPI
Richard Lennig Jr
Baptist Men's Fellowship Granted Cub Scout Charter
Sam Withrow, district Scout executive, announces the First Baptist Church Men's Fellowship of Ukiah has been granted a Cub Scout Pack charter for ages 8 to 11. Pack 66 leaders include Cubmaster Rod Seydel, with the Rev. Frank McCray as assistant, and den mothers Mrs. Lois Seydel, Mrs. Ella Wallace, and Mrs. Jeanne Johnson. Cub Scouts registered include Tony Bray, Bob Ford, Michael Fox, and several others. Pack meetings are held every fourth Friday at the First Baptist Church after an interview with parents.
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Sam Withrow
First Baptist Church Men's Fellowship of
Ukiah
Boy Scouts
Rod Seydel
Frank McCray
Pack 66
Howard Wallace
Edward L. McCall
C. Richard Fox
Lois Seydel
Ella Wallace
Jeanne Johnson
Tony Bray
Bob Ford
Michael Fox
Randy
Rodney Johnson
Arthur McCray
Rodney Seydel Jr
Philip Wallace
Withrow
Robert’ Suxtelin
Palace Hotel
Glenn Stevens
Dwayne Blakeny
Men's Fellowship Institutional
First Baptist Church
Smith
Senate GOP picks Morton to lead campaign committee
Senate Republicans chose Sen. Thruston B. Morton of Kentucky on Monday to head the Senate GOP Campaign Committee for the next two years. They reelected Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper as chairman of the GOP Policy Committee.
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Washington
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