City Dads Weigh Use Permit Appeal For Ukiah Church
Dorothy Beck appeals a Planning Commission denial to hold church services at her home 1164 Helen Ave. In a public hearing council members, city attorney Hal Irish and attorney Fred Crump heard a mass swearing in of witnesses. Neighbors voiced safety concerns about traffic and child pedestrians in the R-1 zone. The commission maintained the denial, citing risks and lack of site suitability as a larger church seeks a proper location. (Continued on Page 8).
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Ernie Banker
Dorothy Beck
Lakeport
Hal Irish
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Donn Weaver
Owens Accepts Veterans Post In Santa Ana
Howard Curly Owens resigns as Mendocino County veterans service officer after five years and joins the Santa Ana veterans service office as a claims representative. An Ukiah resident since 1951, he is active in American Legion and VFW, a national executive committeeman, former Legion Post commander and district director, and serves as a sergeant in the Ukiah Police Reserves. The resignation takes effect July 24.
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Curly) Owens
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Mrs. Loosley Hurt in Crash Near Geyserville
A Ukiah woman and a Geyserville man were injured last night on Highway 101 a mile south of Geyserville. Mrs. Florence Loosley, 53, and her husband Louis Loosley were passengers in a car struck by Ted Ziegenfuss, 20, of Geyserville. Mrs Loosley had minor injuries while Ziegenfuss sustained major injuries and was hospitalized. Reports say Loosley may have stopped to aid a motorist when the collision occurred.
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Thieves Strip 1962 Chevy Wheels From Oak Gardens Parking
Thieves pushed a 1962 Chevrolet from the Oak Gardens Apartments parking lot to the 700 block of S Oak Street and stripped the four wheels and tires valued at 482 dollars. The car owner is Nate Ball.
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Oak Street
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Goldwater takes GOP nomination with Miller as running mate
Barry Goldwater secured the Republican presidential nomination at the national convention in San Francisco on the first ballot, naming William E. Miller of New York as his vice presidential choice. Miller, the GOP chair, agreed to run. Gov. William W. Scranton conceded, urging party unity as Goldwater vows a vigorous campaign against President Johnson.
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Scranton Sees 1968 Role in GOP Battles
Gov William W Scranton said he will work to elect Republicans this fall and pledged no return to presidential contention. He reflected his convention defeat altered the party toward moderation and that Barry Goldwater was moved by the fight.
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Goldwater Suggests Dean Burch as RNC Chairman
Sen. Barry Goldwater moves to tighten control of the GOP by proposing Tucson attorney and former Goldwater aide Dean Burch as chairman of the Republican National Committee. The selection was announced at a state chairmen meeting via Denison Kitchel with Goldwater aiming to revitalize the party machinery and its federal patronage power. Goldwater also backed Rep. William E. Miller as a vice presidential candidate and prepared his formal acceptance speech.
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Goldwater Win Is Big News in Europe's Press
European papers react to Barry Goldwater's nomination with bold headlines and mixed editorial tone. Paris readers see the win as decisive. London mastheads depict a stormy day for Goldwater, while German papers frame his bid with sharp political wording. Still, British commentators urge restraint amid anti-Goldwater sentiment.
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Car Fire Damages Vehicle on Cunningham Road
Fire crews responded to a car fire at 149 Cunningham Road in Ukiah at 10:28 a.m. Major damage reported to the vehicle owned by LeRoy Beck. No further injuries noted.
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Ukiah
L B J Initials Mark Chalked Square at GOP HQ
A chalked square outside Republican National Committee press headquarters displayed only the initials L B J. The simple marking stood in contrast to a week of caucus and press conference notices carried by the blackboard.
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UPI
Republican National Committee
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Miller Named as Goldwater Running Mate for 1964 Ticket
Rep William E Miller longtime GOP leader and ally of Barry Goldwater agreed to join the 1964 presidential ticket as No 2. Miller, 50, from Lockport New York, is a seven term House member and ex GOP campaign chair known for blunt style and sharp political needle. The choice paired with Goldwater signals a strong conservative slate and Roman Catholic support, with Miller bringing New York state clout and a stable family profile.
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Goldwater Positions on National Issues Outlined
San Francisco UPD summarizes Sen. Barry Goldwater's stances on nuclear testing United Nations foreign aid recognition civil rights taxes and social security. He opposes the 1964 tax cut favors amendments to the UN voting system supports the UN as a peace forum and wants rigorous enforcement of voting and property rights while questioning economic aid and opposing aid to Communist countries. He would consider withdrawing diplomatic recognition of Russia as a bargaining tool and would seek Senate input before cutting relations.
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