Ukiah Teen to Represent City in California Beauty Pageant
Tanya Moton 18, Ukiah High School alumna and Miss Lake Mendocino runner-up, was chosen by a secrecy-bound Ukiah Chamber committee to represent Ukiah at the 1960 California Beauty Pageant in Santa Monica this month. She departs June 14 from Ukiah by Pacific Airlines for San Francisco and Los Angeles, where Southern delegates join. The winner advances to Miss United States in Miami Beach on July 29. Ukiah Chamber President Rod Zimmerman praised the selection for citywide recognition.
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Tanya Moton
California
Santa Monica
Chamber of Commerce
Crawford
Tihya Moton
Miss Moton
Robert Savage
N. Oak Street
Ukiaha
Pacific Airlines
International Airport
San Francisco
Los Angeles
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Hilton Inn
Sacramento
Wener Pledges Support for Industry Program
Martin Wener, candidate for Mendocino County supervisor, spoke at a Cecil Hotel luncheon in Ukiah Valley. He pledged an aggressive search and solicitation for small industries to boost the local economy, urging a targeted approach rather than broad campaigns.
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Martin Wener
Mendocino County
Cecil Hotel
Ukiah Valley
Wener
Ukiah
Ukiah Democratic Club Social At Park Sunday
The Ukiah Democratic Club invites all to a family box lunch social at Ukiah city park Sunday at 3 PM. Attendees include Cong Clem Miller State Sen Jack Slattery and other officials. Box lunches auctioned, park games for children, and high school speech contest winners will speak. A parade will follow the picnic with a car caravan through town.
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Ukiah
Democratic Club
City Park
Norman Williamson
Clem Miller
Jack Slattery
David Wolford
Alan Cranston
Clair Engle
Pat Brown
Glenn Anderson
Williamson
River Road Ranch Sold to Los Gates Buyer
The 90 acre River Road ranch previously owned by Damiano and McPherson and formerly the Peake ranch changed hands Thursday. M R Chalfant of Los Gates completed the purchase through the Schamber Realty office. The property includes 80 acres of young pear trees and prime bottom land. Damiano and McPherson had acquired it from Paul McCarty several years ago.
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McPherson
River Road
M. R. Chalfant
Los Gates
Schamber Realty
Peake
Paul McCarty
Khrushchev Attacks Eisenhower as Dangerous U S Leader
Moscow dispatch reports Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev branding President Eisenhower irresponsible and dangerous to world peace. He ridiculed U S leadership at a Paris summit press conference and offered Eisenhower a “manager of a Kindergarten” job in Russia. Khrushchev warned of rocket strikes from unspecified air bases and condemned Western leaders for opposing German unity.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
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Adenauer
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Victor Sukhodrev
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Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
T Eisenhower
America
John Foster Dulles
Geneva
Dulles
Marshal Rodion Malinovsky
California Supreme Court Upholds DMV Drunk Driving Suspensions
In a 4-3 ruling the California Supreme Court upheld the Director of Motor Vehicles policy to suspend licenses of those convicted of drunk driving, citing public safety interests and the department’s expertise. The decision involved Robert D. Hough’s case in Los Angeles, who faced a suspension from late 1959 to 1960 after a prior recommendation was not made. A concurrent Washington hearing advanced a national list of drivers barred for drunken driving or involuntary manslaughter.
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UPI
California Supreme Court
Robert McCarthy
Washington
House Commerce Committee
McCarthy
Robert D. Hough
Los Angeles
Hough
Motor Vehicles Department
Real estate broker completes sale amid house fire in Bloomfield
In Bloomfield Connecticut real estate broker Thomas J Larkin sold a house while it burned. He finalized the deal with the buyer in the living room as firefighters battled the blaze in the basement.
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Bloomfield, Conn
UPI
Thomas J. Larkin
Jaycees Begin Month-Long Paint the Town Project
Ukiah Junior Chamber of Commerce starts the annual curb painting drive at 10 a.m. in Vinewood Village. Crews rotate through town from Mendocino Drive to Pine and Magnolia, painting house numbers and continuing through June. The JayCees, a youth civic group, undertake projects like Little League and Get Out the Vote.
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Ukiah Junior Chamber of Commerce
JayCees
Vinewood Village
JayCee
Royce Howard
Mendocino Drive
Pine and
Magnolia
Little League
Baccalaureate Service for Ukiah Seniors Sunday
Baccalaureate services for Ukiah high school graduates will be held Sunday at 8 pm in the high school building. Rev Frank McCray of First Baptist will deliver the sermon on a perbundantly. The program includes calls to worship by Rev Cornish Jones Assembly of God, congregational hymn singing, Scripture by Rev Frank Clouse Church of the Nazarene, evening prayer by Rev Ronald Treibel Evangelical Free Church, and benediction by Rev George Stearns First Presbyterian.
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First Baptist ‘Church
Cornish Jones
Assembly of God Church
Bat
Ronald Treibel
Evangelical Free Church
George Stearns
First Presbyterian Church
Free Ice Follies Tickets Daily Starting Monday
The Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies opens at San Francisco Winterland on June 22 with performer Mr. Frick known for gravity-defying routines. The Daily Journal offers free two tickets daily via a “Find Your Name” feature in the classified ads starting Monday.
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Mr. Frick
Shipstads and Johnson
San Francisco
Winterland
Daily Journal
Lost License List Of Drivers Aimed At Road Safety
Washington United Press International reports a House Commerce Committee approved bill to create a national register of drivers with manslaughter or chronically unsafe records. Rep. John J. Rhodes says it will help states identify revoked licenses and curb unsafe driving while not mandating reporting or license denial by all states.
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UPI
House Commerce Committee
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
Commerce Secretary
Rhodes
Broadway Blackout Shuts Down 22 Shows Across City
New York theater districts lock up as 22 Broadway plays postpone and cancel. Actors Equity and League of New York Theaters clash over a contract dispute after a walkout at one theater. Negotiations continue with a prolonged blackout likely. About 11,000 actors in the union affected, seven national road companies spared.
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UPI
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League of New York Theaters
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National Road
Firebreak Project On West Hills 90 Percent Complete
Ukiah west hills firebreak halted at 90 percent completion due to humidity. Project began May 10 to protect homes on the west hill with 20 California Division of Forestry workers and inmates from Chamberlain Creek camp. Mostly hand clearing of a 60 to 60 foot wide strip from Standley Street end to near Redwood Avenue.
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Gene Glavich
West Hill
California Division of Forestry
Department of Correction
Chamberlain Creek Conservation Camp
Standley Street
Redwood Ave
Glavich
Klee Case Continued In Big River Court
Judge Oscar Klee of Big River Judicial District Court granted a continuance until 2 p.m. to answer the misconduct in office charge filed by District Attorney Merle Orchard after a Grand Jury indictment. Klee’s attorney was unavailable in the morning but expected to attend this afternoon.
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Oscar Klee
Big River Judicial District Court
Merle Orchard
Klee
Lilburn Gibson
Hot Thursday Brings 108 Degree Readings Across Regions
The day opened with a 10:30 a.m. temperature of 90 and reached 103 in Redwood Valley and 109 in Calpella as the heat wave stretched across the area. Forecasters warned of no relief and noted the impact on people and plants amid unusually hot start to summer.
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Redwood Valley
Tom Jameson
Calpella
Khrushchev jokes on Nixon as American election draws near
Moscow UPI reports Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev said he did not want to interfere in the U S presidential race. He added with a jest that if Russians favor a candidate he is likely to lose, and thus he said they favor Vice President Richard M Nixon.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
America
Richard M. Nixon
Eccentric Snippet Column From An Old Paper
A collage of brief items and quips notes light gossip about politics humor and local color. It mentions Ike, Mamie, a home loan pitch and odd anecdotes including a Buffalo Minn woman’s page editor item and playful verse about a printer.
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Buffalo, Minn., News
Jack Trees
Merry Christmas Trees
Columbus
Ohio
Frank Webb
Trees
Webb
Buffalo Lake
Jack Pine
Golf Tourney Start Early to Beat Sunday Heat
Ukiah and Little River Golf Clubs plan to begin matches as early as possible Sunday morning to avoid heat. Pro Bob Whitaker and tourney captain Fred Goss urge many golfers to sign up and be ready.
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Ukiah
Little River Golf Clubs
Bob Whitaker
Fred Goss
World Happenings in Brief from Tokyo to Washington
In Tokyo more than 2,000 leftist students stormed the Premier's residence gates and smashed four riot trucks before being repelled. In Washington the White House dismissed Khrushchev's Camp David claim as absolutely untrue. The Ways and Means Committee approved a limited government financed medical care program for about 1,500,110 needy elderly. Eisenhower signed a bill for the San Luis unit of the Central Valley Project in California. In San Diego Governor Brown accused Nixon followers of stirring Communism in the state primary. In Chicago government arbitrators awarded railroad engineers a wage increase totaling 11 1/3 cents per hour over two years.
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UPI
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Japan
Nobusuke
Kishi
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Eisenhower
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