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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1968
Page
3
A reader asks about hypnotism to extract money from a stingy husband and another writer shares a romantic escape story. Ann Landers cautions that hypnotism won’t solve financial strain and that the second case ends in disappointment, urging self reflection and learning from error.
Almanac notes a new moon and evening planets Venus Mercury Mars Saturn Jupiter visible. It records history including 1900 American League founded and 1936 first Baseball Hall of Fame inductees Cobb Johnson Mathewson Ruth Wagner, plus 1963 Britain veto on EEC talks and 1964 US Saturn rocket moon crash landing.
Final week of winter quarter registration for Santa Rosa Junior College and Ukiah adult school classes runs through March. Ukiah High School cafeteria registration is 6 30 to 8 30 p m Thursday. Courses include clothing filing typing sketching water color and graduation topics with new Spanish Russian and Asian Affairs sections. Over 500 adults already signed for about 700 classes and more sections and new classes are added including upholstery and advanced Spanish. Call AG2 1931 to register this week.
The article notes Mount Aconcagua in Argentina stands at 22,834 feet, the highest peak in South America. It identifies the mountain as the continent’s tallest point in a concise geographical record.
A dense, fragmented log shows a 1968 TV day with Norman schedules across channels. Entries list programs like I Love Lucy Rifleman Gunsmoke Wagon Train News and variety hours, with reflections of morning to late afternoon blocks and noted segments featuring Mike Douglas, Bonanza and The Tonight Show variants.
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