Ukiah Junior Academy graduation set for June 6
The Ukiah Junior Academy eighth grade class of thirteen will graduate on June 6 at 8 p.m. in Trinity Baptist Church. Principal Dale E Huff announces the ceremony with Elder Clarence Williams delivering the commencement address. Graduates include Steve Nelson, Prisca Machedo, Ted Jenkins, Tim Beck y Anderson, and others. Most seniors will continue at Ukiah Junior Academy or Rio Lindo Academy in Healdsburg.
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Dale E. Huff
Clarence Williams
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Prisca Machedo
Ted Jenkins
Tim’ Becky Anderson
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Ukiah
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Regan—Metzler
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Tim Trumble
Richard Dederer
James Montgomery
Ken Bullock
Bill Montgomery
Anderson Valley seniors set graduation at AV High
The Anderson Valley high school seniors will graduate in the AV high auditorium on Wednesday June 7 at 8 p m Speakers include class president Linda Pinolik valedictorian Linda Daniel salutatorian Ellen Smits and Dan Gaffney will present diplomas to a long list of graduates The AV high band will play and the senior class spends the weekend at Lake Tahoe Also Buckaron Days parade fund dates June 17 18 continue across Mendocino County plus community notices about local residents and staff movements
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Apple Show
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Public Hearing Planned on Ukiah Zoning Permits
Ukiah Planning Commission to hold hearings on Use Permit No 67-27 for Mary Burchell medical office at 772 South Dora Street and Use Permit No 67-26 for Galvin's Chevrolet Oldsmobile outdoor car sales at 524 South State Street. Hearings set for June 1967 at 8:00 PM in City Hall Council Chambers, Ukiah, California. officials invite interested residents to appear.
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Transition of American Samoa to Interior Administration
The jurisdiction of American Samoa moved from the U S Navy Department to the Department of the Interior on July 1 1951, transferring administrative authority to a civilian agency.
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Flag Day Controversy Sparks Veteran Reactions
Veterans Brodie and Larber defend flag respect and criticize anti flag protests. Brodie served three years in World War II with the Army in the British Eighth Army and was wounded in Sicily. Sarber, Navion director, served four years in the Coast Guard and was stationed in Alaska at war's end.
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Goliathus Bug Named After Biblical Giant
The world's largest insect is named Goliathus in reference to the Biblical giant. It measures four inches long and weighs about one and one eighth ounces.
Gulf Crisis Dangers Over Aqaba Blockade Slant
The piece discusses Middle East tensions centered on Egypt's blockade and the Gulf of Aqaba. It notes Israel's implied assent to a declaration agreeing freedom of passage through the Strait of Tiran to Gulf ports, and that signatories pledge unfettered access for all nations. It contrasts Soviet positions, warns of strategic choke points, and recalls a White House ceremony where leaders urged peace and justice.
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Strait of Tiran
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Tax Plan Debate Ends Withholdings Battle Continues
Assembly Democrats refuse to trim withholding from the tax bill after a three hour session. Veneman proposes 107 million in new revenue by boosting bank and corporate taxes and liquor taxes to offset withholding losses. Speaker Unruh criticizes Reagan for opposing withholding while warning of a high price for enforcing a campaign promise. Republicans likely oppose pay as you go, Democrats split on withholding.
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Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Inglewood
Reagan
California
Mideast Crisis Shifts as Nations Seek Gulf Passage Accord
Soviet hints against direct involvement in an Arab push on Israel emerge as Moscow pledges aid but avoids becoming a party to aggression. France presses for a Big Four conference while United Nations efforts focus on securing freedom of passage through the Gulf of Aqaba. Israeli forces report Syrian border clashes near Safad as Dayan leads the high command.
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Wine tippling helps chef with cooking in Rome ruling
A Rome judge dismissed criminal charges against chef Ippolito Mazza after his defense argued he drank his boss’s wine to perform kitchen duties, not for personal profit. The owner had alleged misconduct from the two years prior.
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UPI
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Temple May Run for U S House Seat in California
Shiney Temple said Thursday she might enter the race for the U S House representing California. Miss Temple and Charles A Black of Atherton noted as possible Republican candidates for Rep J Arthur Younger who will not seek another term due to leukemia.
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Frech Physician Claims Stethoscope Invention
United Press International notes the French physician Lacn is credited by some sources with inventing the stethoscope. The report frames the claim as part of ongoing historical debates among medical scholars.
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Frech
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