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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1959
Page
3
An Allied source says talks on Berlin tensions continue with focus on civilian movement and trade across the 110 miles of territory separating West Berlin from West Germany. The idea of offering token Western force reductions has not been proposed to Gromyko or other Russian officials.
Twenty two Seventh-day Adventist youths and leaders joined a snow fun party to Anthony Peak about 35 miles east of Covely. Five autos carried them to the mountain, where they camped, cooked in the snow, held worship services, and returned in the afternoon. The trip was described as enjoyable by all.
The Willits Business and Professional Women's Club held a meeting themed on career advancement. Jemma Serventi introduced senior girls from Willits Union High School applying for the BPW scholarship, who outlined their career prep and intended colleges. The program noted the scholarship's th year and listed past recipients from 1948 to 1958.
California vacationers often find fawns and rush to help but the National Automobile Club warns they are not abandoned. The mother fawn is nearby and better able to care for young, and handling a fawn can be illegal.
Judge Robert Winslow sentences George Red Johnson Zi and Larry Leroy Stoner both 28 to three months in county jail after found guilty of breaking and entering two Willits eateries and vandalism. They were arrested Wednesday after breaking Plate glass at Alibi Cafe on N Main Street and entering White Cottage Cafe on N Main Street.
Governor Ralph Bell of Vallejo will attend a Kiwanis special meeting at Brooktrails Guest Ranch tonight. Fort Bragg Ukiah and Willits Kiwanis clubs join as Willits President Hank Adams presides and a ladies night program follows the assembly.
May permits total $42,550 boosting year to date to $162,283. Last year for the same period was $220,371. Readable entries show two new dwellings and various remodeling, including $27,000 in a garage and $91,880 in commercial repairs with additional minor items.
A breaking entry at a Redwood Empire Cleaning unit led police to probe a burglary with clothing theft and a damaged window. Investigators say no owner has been found and a related entry at another site may be linked. The report notes regional crime patterns and a rising theft trend in the area.
Mrs Horger hosts her sister in law Mrs Cardy and husband William Cardy of Arcadia California visiting in Willits en route to Oregon. The Lytton Home for Boys becomes the Salvation Army Men’s Social Service Center at Lytton with open house planned for June 6 and Lieutenant Loren Fonte named manager. A flag incident in Willits during mourning for Secretary Dulles prompts questions about the raised flag meaning.
Munich reports a rival world championships threaten after IOC rejects a 3 percent surcharge on Olympic tickets to fund federation expenses. IAAF chief Marquess of Exeter warns Congress may drop Olympic recognition. Brundage remains confident Olympics will attract more athletes than any rival event.
Czechoslovakia delivered a Communist note in Vienna accusing the United States of repeated violations of Czech air space during the past month The protest linked the incidents to sham attacks on Czech territory staged by U S Air Force units during maneuvers in Germany
One man at a central control station in Nashville regulates the flow of natural gas through 1,200 miles of pipeline straddling Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee and Kentucky.
Air Force officials doubted Discoverer III reached orbit after a Wednesday launch from Vandenberg. The 78 foot Thor missile carried four mice and a payload, with telemetry cut to 13 minutes and no confirmed orbit as of late evening.
A guide on speaker enclosure types including bass reflex infinite baffle horn and Helmholtz resonator. It notes that enclosure choice affects low frequency response and phase, with no single best type. user should follow manufacturer recommendations to avoid costly mismatches.
Tim King starred for the Little League Braves with two singles and a double in four trips, but the team lost 12-11 to the Pirates. Shelby Coleman won on the mound for the Pirates after allowing five safeties, including three to Charles Kirkley. The Dodgers also fell 11-4 to the Pirates.
Professor Soenarjo Kilopaking, in Sumatra, argues the population boom stems from widespread poverty. He says people cannot afford hobbies, so they resort to procreating to pass the time and fill leisure gaps.
Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan announced the issuance of a notary public commission to Marcia Kaye Arneson of 262 Lull Ave. Ukiah.
The column argues that fetuses and newborns lack brain capacity to remember hurtful impressions and must learn senses after birth. It cites Miss Hillyer Relucantly Told and Olive Schreiner letters to illustrate early experiences and the idea of possession or dramatic mood shifts as not signaling true demonic influence.
Wits branch of the American Association of University Women displays original local art Friday at 7 30 PM in the old Penney Store on Main Street. Open Saturday 10 AM to 4 PM and Sunday 1 30 PM. Ronald Sider of the Willits post office staff contributes works. Open to all individuals to display their art.
Ronald Snider a Willits mail carrier for six years plans evening study at the California School of Arts and Crafts in Oakland. He will work for Bachman Display Company in Oakland and leave for his new post next week. Snider and his wife Vir Binks are Willits High School graduates and have lived here nine years. He departs Monday. His oil paintings and sketches show unusual talent and may become a professional pursuit.
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