Redwood Valley and Calpella PTA and student activities
Redwood Valley and Calpella area schools featured student trips to San Francisco and Sacramento with tours of the U S S Thrasher De Young Museum Japanese Tea Gardens and the State Capitol. PTA officers and district events were noted along with a report on the Redwood Valley Calpella Volunteer Firemen activity and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Valley
Bay Area
San Francisco
Treasure Island
U.S.S
Thomas Dean
Mary Russell
Herold Easterbrook
Richard Langdon
L. D. Anderson
Charlotte Wilson
Ulysses Solonis
William Broaddus
Michael Thompson
Kathy
Danny 'Piffero
Dick’ Thompson
Randy Hoover
Billy Neese
Oren Thompson
Delbert Phelps
Redwood Valley-Calpella
Ch'ef Dameson
Trial opens with juror pool questioned in warrant case
Prospective jurors in the War of the Warrants case faced intensive questioning as the trial commenced. Juror No 6 Clifford Chapman acknowledged knowing both Oscar Klee and his wife Charlene, while other panelists testified on their reading and attitudes toward the case. Attorneys for the defense and prosecution sought to gauge potential biases amid heavy publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Ibox
Clifford Chapman
Mendocino
Oscar Klee
Charlene
Martha Anderson
Reno Bartolomie
Klee
Chapman
Louise H. Broyles
Ukiah
Jacqueline Sanders
Mendocino State Hospital
Mary May
Ann M. Connolly
Pearl Roberson
Wayne Guthrie
Robersons
Blue Bonnet
Volunteers For Good Government
Guthrie
Goldstein
John Fitzgerald
Santa Rosa
Morton
Alfred Maggini
Tindall
Paul Guidice
Shon Salisbury
Judge Evans
Iny
Melba Dennison
Marjorie Tucker
Elsa V. Wicherstrom
Willits
Jane L. Welch
Dorothy M. Brown
Redwood Valley
Ellen Ward
Fitzgerald
David M. Weichert
Fort Bragg
Connie J. Neese
Herman J. Kelly
Jennie Ward
Troy G. Portwood
van O. Bartlett
Boonville
Gladys Q. Jackson
James Silva
Beverley Squires
D. Scyle Stewart
Ruth M. Pugh
Ruth K. Newcomb
Vicki Carpenter
Dorothy M. Williams
Caspar
Bert E. Hutchison
LaVetta Storms
Emerson
Frank S. Petersen
Tiey
Defense Fund
Elks Leader Urges Flag Display Across Ukiah
Ukiah Elks Exalted Ruler Big Yates appeals for display of Stars and Stripes on Flag Day June 14 and notes a Flag Day observance at Ukiah High School tentatively set for Friday June 7 at 10 a m. The Americanism committee led by Bill Tully will manage the program to promote patriotism and cooperation with the national Elks on July 4 bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Yates
Ukiah Elks ‘Lodge
Yates
Ukiah Ellis
Ukiah High School
Lodge
Bill Tully
National ‘Elks Organization
Maine
Alaska
Connecticut
Eric Hatch
Eric Sloane
Ellis Grand Lodge
Tully
Pacific Telephone Growth Aims To Fuel California Jobs
California, the most populous state, is projected to add 1.75 million breadwinners by 1970 as new industries shape growth. Pacific Telephone reports spending over 1 million dollars daily to expand business communications and home services, linking earnings to capital for ongoing expansion in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Pacific Telephone
Nat
Bell Bystem
Pope John Paul II dies. papal conclave planned for June
Pope John II passed after a yearlong battle with a cancerous stomach growth. The College of Cardinals will hold a secret conclave June 18 to 21 to elect his successor. His final prayers sought unity for the church and the Ecumenical Council. In other news, California cattle feeding has nearly doubled over seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John m
College of Cardinals
Pope John
John
California
Rockefeller Opens Series in Albany Civic Dinner
Governor Rockefeller and his bride Happy arrived in Albany for a civic dinner hosted by the Citizens Planning Committee for Greater Albany. About 400 guests attended including 44 news media reps as observers weighed how the May 4 wedding could influence his 1964 GOP presidential bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
GUPT
Happy
Vivienns. Anderson
California Legislature Debates Tax and Speed Limit Bills
The assembly heard two Petris bills fixing a state withholding tax on personal income and accelerating bank and corporate taxes, while administration measures face delays. Fair housing action stalls next week in Senate committee, and Ways and Means approves 70 mph speed limit plan for some freeways, pending patrol and public works decision. A public health bill to curb pep and sleeping pill use advances, though diluted from an earlier version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumford
Berkeley
Assembly
Assembly Ways and Means
Tom Carrell
San Fernando
California
Highway Patrol
Department of Public Works
Assembly Public Health Committee
Assemblyman Park
Senate
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Calpella
Mabel Renfro
Sacramento
Frank Belotti
Capitol
Frank ‘Petersen
Secretary of States
Sutter's Fort
State Indian Museum
Sway Home
Dave Wagner
J. P. Treadway
John Ashford
Robert Montgomery
D. L. Saegert
Sharon Coonrod
Wanda Wagner
PTA
C. Raymond Hudson
Kathy Williams
Mayme Williams
Road A
Arthur Narvaez
al Barbero
William Neese
Teg Hinds
Lewis Martinelli
Ernest Baton
al Goodlin
Kenneth Foster
Fred Hand
Blue Lakes Lodge
Lake and
Hand
Joe Turula
William Neesa
Jose Lucientes
James York
Dave Spermeer
Redwood Valley School
Don Rovera Sa
Elks Club
Pope
Christ
Sun TV
Petcemt
Rem Olul Ae
eaLe Ks
Nse Mer He
Westinghouse
Ernie Harris
Blue
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