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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1968

Page

4

Aerial Firefighting Progress At Ukiah CDF Facility

The Ukiah CDF aerial firefighting program shows advancing speed and effectiveness. Local crews and contractors like Smith Air and Sis-Q Air Service patrol skies with ELF and TBM aircraft, conducting drops near Soroma and Santa Rosa while pilots Waterman Chaffee and Linkenvirch return for another season. The program, growing since early efforts with water tanks and borate, aims to protect lives and property as Mendocino County faces severe fire danger and limited rainfall.

Paul” ‘Shigsler Kin * Attack CDF Origi Ukiah Dome Division of Forest WSSI Volmnprison Smith Air Sis- Q Air Service Henry Chaffee al Linkenvich Sis-Q Canada Santa Hosa Soroma Mendocino ‘County

Black Bart Parade Schedule and Events Details

Black Bart parade moves along East Road past Redwood Valley Shopping Center to Redwood Riders arena with 9 30 a m lineup. Russ Hotchkiss as Black Bart, Tom and Mrs Jamison as grand marshals, Doris Spencer to announce. Contests after parade, awards after games. Trophies for 18 divisions plus special best matched pair and patriotic awards. Ribbons to fourth place. Judges led by Miss Shirley Ann Munroe. Gymkhana for four age groups and a powder puff race for women. Numerous committee heads listed with duties and lineups for entries, posters, donations, and event roles.

East Road Redwood Valley Redwood Riders Russ Hotchkiss Black Bart Tom Jamison Doris Spencer Ric Spencer Shirley Ann Munroe Rodney Zimmerman Gerald Leavitt Bill Proctor Papade — Arnold Gloria Ford Edith Deghi Margie Hill Hal Bishop Frank Bryant

Pearson Plea Guilty in Ukiah Disturbing the Peace Case

Ronald W. Pearson of 1109 West Church Street pled guilty to disturbing the peace just before his trial in Ukiah Justice Court. He was arrested by police after an April 20 incident in which he allegedly used profane language toward neighbors Edward and Yvonne Jones. Judge Hale McCowen Jr. fined Pearson 35 dollars.

Ronald W. Pearson W. Church Street Ukiah Justice Court Pearson Edward Yvonne Jones Hale McCowen Jr

Change of Plea in Morals Case for Hockett

William Clyde Hockett 91 pled guilty to one of four moral offense counts involving two Laytonville girls. Superior Judge Wayne Burke certified him for psychiatric exam to assess mental condition as a possibly disturbed sex offender. Examiners Ernest Klatte and Waldo Cook to report July 18 at 9 30 a.m. Ohio joined the union in 1803 as context.

William Clyde Hockett Laytonville Wayne Burke Burke Hockett Ernest Klatte Waldo Cook Hackett

Exiled Mormons Westward in 1850s Film Showing

A half hour film They Came Singing portrays the Mormon exodus to the west in the 1850s. It airs Wednesday at 8 p m on Spanish Mountain Channel 13. Sponsored by KSL-TV Salt Lake City Utah, a TV station owned by the Mormon Church.

Spanish Mountain Ksl-Tv Salt Lake City Utah Mormon Church

Wolves Die In Heat At L'Aquila Zoo Italy

One of the L'Aquila Zoo's two wolves died in 100 degree heat. The zoo veterinarian warned the second wolf would perish if not released into the Abruzzi National Park to seek refuge from the heat.

Jv'acquila Italy UPI L'Aquila Zoo Abruzzi

Hijacker Threatens Cabin Crew On Chicago Havana Flight

The roughly 40 year old hijacker pulled a gun on two stewardesses Barbara Kiesser and Margaret Burt in first class. He forced entry to the cockpit area, demanded the door be opened, and instructed crew to go to Cuba. He fled with soldiers at Havana Airport after the incident.

Barbara Kiesser Miss Schlosser Nancy Lee Stevenson

Ray Nofi Speaks at Mendocino Airmen's Association Meet

Ray Nofi of the local Flight Service station was the guest speaker for a Mendocino County Airmen's Association meeting held Monday night at the Ukiah airport. All persons interested in aviation are invited to attend these meetings.

Ray Nofi Mendocino County Airmen's Association Ukiah

Darwin First Edition Sells Out Fast

A surprise first edition of Charles Darwin's The Origin of Species printed 1250 copies and sold out immediately, leaving the author astonished by the swift demand for his work.

Charles Darwin

Ida May Phillips Funeral Service Wednesday

Ida May Phillips 84 died Monday in a Ukiah rest home. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Eversole Mortuary in Willits with Rev. Edward H. Gelling officiating. Interment in Upper Lake Cemetery. Born March 5, 1884, in Kelso Valley, she lived in Mendocino and Lake counties and resided here about three years. Survived by sons Loren of Redding and Elmer of Alameda, daughter Mrs Ruby Snook of Willits, stepson Robert Phillips of Napa, seven grandchildren, six great grandchildren and five step-grandchildren.

Eversole Mortu Ida May Phillips Edward H. Gellinger Willits Baptist Church Upper Lake Cemetery Kelseyville Lake County Loren Phillips Redding Elmer Phillips Alameda Ruby Snook Willits Robert Phillips Napa

Judge Orders Continued Extradition Hearing

Judge Milton ruled no evidence supported the defense claim the slaying was political. He held Missouri law on robbery with violence relevant and ruled Ray extraditable on both counts for a trial on charges he escaped prison during armed robbery. Frisby said he would likely appeal the ruling. Ray denied killing King, stating he did not do it.

Frisby Milton Missouri Ray King

Abolition urged as death penalty questioned nationwide

The attorney general cites studies arguing the death penalty deters little and harms the innocent, noting executions declined from 199 in 1935 to two last year. He says capital punishment is biased against the poor and minorities and calls abolition a major milestone in moving away from barbarism, as about 70 countries and 13 states have done.

Clark Shaw Dees Aptough

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Mendocino Farm Homer “Waterman Underwood i. Ford Mercury. Ag. Service Sunnyvale Ford Waterman Doreen Bank of America Gary Kathy Watermans Crescent City Homer Waterman Bob John Tilley George Alameda Gymkhana Helen Newhall Booth Bob Dorsey Wayne Johnson Bud Jenkins Wally George Ukiah Lions Club Jack Simpson Broiler Steak House James Busch George Ohio Bom Airmen's Meet Ida May Phillips Enco Mote Humble Oil & Refn Scompany
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