Zodiac Forecast For January 29 With Daily Guidance
Aries Moon enters your sign as cycles lift, pursue new contacts and reading theater. Taurus face financials and sign papers, quietly discuss with authority. Gemini practice restraint, be gracious and plan for the future. Cancer expects good news and sincere speech. Leo put ideas to work, stay patient. Virgo stay discreet, handle finances early. Libra meet opposition with humor, present solid facts. Scorpio practice restraint and modesty with the opposite sex. Sagittarius trust imagination, adjust goals, stand tall. Capricorn balance craving change with security, stay diplomatic. Aquarius slow down, study action, avoid showmanship. Pisces speak wisely, choose calm tactics, intuition rises. If today is your birthday, you need solitude to reflect and refine self-knowledge. General tendencies push Pisces and Aries into a cycle up, with Sagittarius urged to regain pride.
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Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Aquarius
Recreation Calendar with mixed league basketball events
Ukiah calendar lists Tuesday activities at Municipal Club House and Pomolita gym including lunch for the Ukiah Women’s Golf Club, high school games Delinquent versus Ku Klux Klan and others. Wednesday Thursday and Saturday add boys and girls league matches and church league basketball at H.S. gym and Pomolita gym with multiple team pairings and start times.
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Ukiah Women's
Gok
Municipal Club
H. S
Clu Klux Klan
Black Knights
Tigers
Musketeers
Antimony’s
Little ‘Rascals
Pomoliia
H. S. Boy's
Lakers
Sting-Rays
Clods
Bushmen
Misfits
Weasels
Spartans
Falcons
Trotters
Twisters
HW. S
Girl's
Toreadors
Emeralds
Peanuts
Ers
Estabrutes
Tel-Stars
Cehennem Mabubets
Dratsabs. Slim and Trim
Pomollta
H. S. Boy's (Jr.Sr
H.S. Gym
Peeters
Augie Doggies
Playboys
Vikings
Wee Beasties
Farm Labor Policy Review Runs Against State Minimum Wages
A California farm labor committee urged against a state minimum wage and against extending unemployment insurance to farmworkers. It called for Congress to fund a farm labor health service, seeking 350000 to 750000 dollars yearly for county programs, with minority objections from Sen. Rodda and Sen. Shaw.
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Congress
Farm Labor Health Service
California
Albert Rodda
Sacramento
Stanford
Shaw
Ontario
Rodda
Contract Awarded for Mendocino State Hospital Repairs
The State Division of Architecture awarded a contract to Edison Ghe ic, Van Nuyig for $8,5485 to repair electrical distribution on the first floor of Wand Building Unit 1 at Mendocino State Hospital in Talmage.
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Sacramento
ONS
State Division of Architecture
Wand
Unit
Mendocino State Hospital
Talmage
Edison Ghe@ic
van Nuyig
LCC Hits Notes From NBLC Meeting at Ukiah
NBLC award given for greatest man miles of representation at Saturday night meeting. Suisun city sent 11 representatives from 132 miles away, St. Helena had 18, Eureka also represented. Next NBLC meeting to be hosted by Healdsburg on April 27 with state board actions and legislative patterns likely. State Sen. Frank Petersen of Ukiah spoke, Ukiah Grange women prepared dinner, NBLCC officials arranged event with local entertainment.
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Suisuin
Hat City
St. Helena
Eureka
Healdsburg
Frank Petersen
Ukiah
Ukiah Grange
NBLCC
Jack Smalley
Lyell Cash
Melodee Rhodes
Karen Tuttle
Les Johnson
Meredith avoids answering about Ole Miss return
James Meredith attended a meeting of the NAACP in Jackson Mississippi but refused to say if he plans to return to the University of Mississippi. He had just completed his first term at the previously all white school and was visiting his wife and child.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
James Meredith
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Tiny Landscapes On Display At Public Library
Miniature cigar box landscapes are shown at Aldiah Public Library in both adult and children’s departments through February 2. Junior Kosmos Club members ages 5 to 13, led by Mrs. Walter Lemmert, created scenes such as an Indian encampment, a redwood grove, a mountain snow scene, and a desert panorama. Viewing hours are 10 am to 9 pm Monday through Saturday in the adult room, and noon to 5 pm Monday through Friday, 9 am to noon Saturday in the children’s room.
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Aldiah Public Library
Frieda ‘Winter
Kosmos Club
Walter Lemmert
Fort Bragg Girl Escapes By Car And Bike To Ukiah
A 16 year old Fort Bragg girl fled in a car taken from her guardian’s husband, then rode a stolen bicycle toward Ukiah after wrecking north of Ukiah. She was found by a CHP patrol near Calpella and held in juvenile hall awaiting disposition on auto theft related charges.
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Fort Bragg
Fere
California Highway Patrol
Calpella
Willits
Highway 20
Highway 101
Ukialy
Bitter Storm Death Toll Rises Across Regions
A snow tunnel collapse in New York hospitalizes a man in critical condition after he dug a shelter amid a bitter storm. Police rescued him as death tolls climb nationwide with 276 weather related fatalities. Indiana 48, Illinois 27, New England 29, Ohio 22, Michigan 19, Texas 16, Minnesota 15, New York and Wisconsin 10, Pennsylvania and Georgia 9, Oklahoma 8, Kentucky 7, Missouri and Town 6, Alabama and New Jersey 4.
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N. Y
Indiana
Illinois
New England
Ohio
Michigan
Texas
Minnesota
New York
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Missouri
Town
Alabama
New Jersey
Kiwanis Club program covers CQ Week topics
The Kiwanis Club schedules a Tuesday CQ Week program chaired by Lew Sbrana with Rod Shippey as Key Club representative. Meeting at 7 30 p m in Ukiah High School cafeteria. Board meeting set for Monday Feb 4 at 7 a m at Casa de Santos. Inter-Club session Jan 31 at Rex Cafe Geyserville. A wives party Feb 29 at Lew and Virginia Sbrana home. About 3500 Kiwanians and wives from CA NV Hawaii MX attend a training conference at Bakersfield Auditorium with speakers on spiritual aims public affairs conservation and youth needs.
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Kiwanis Club
Lew Sbrana
Rod Shippey
Ukiah High School
Casa de Santos
Rex Cafe
Geyserville
Lew Ang
Virginia Sbrana
Carl Godee
al Quinlan
California
Nevada
Haswaii
Mexico
Bakersfield
Missing girl found after highway patrol sighting
Emma Hoags of Port Bragg reported a girl and car missing after a sighting by the Highway Patrol Saturday morning. The girl was later located near her aunt's home in Ukiah.
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Highway Patrol
Ukiah
Emma Hoags
Port
Bragg
Cftp
District Files Offered to Rep Don Clausen
Donald H. Clausen received a letter from William Grader offering to turn over Cong Miller’s office files. The offer aims to help Clausen represent the First District in current and future legislation and local projects, noting Scudder previously refused Miller requests.
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Clem Miller
Donald H. Clausen
Miller
First District
William Grader
Cong. Miller
Clausen
Grader
Katharine Miller
Legislature Today Hears smog rules and tax on homes
The governor championed a smog control bill requiring annual vehicle inspections as Assembly members push for a state funded faculty research program. Tow income families face barriers to new homes while lawmakers debate textbook purchases and littering controls. Senate members introduce fines for litterbugs and align with existing measures.
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Caliefornia
Miller Succeeds Leader in 1958 Transition
A fragment notes Mr. Miller taking over leadership in 1958, marking a routine succession in the organization. Details are sparse but indicate a planned renewal in mid-century governance. The brief hints at continuity and institutional change without listing names beyond Miller.
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Phillip
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Don Clausen
Bob Shore
Frank Engelman
Tit W. Porklas
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Sesuice
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Ifo Gan and Electric Company
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