Looming clash over desegregation tests Alabama June stand
A column warns that Alabama Governor George Wallace plans to block entry of black students at the state university on June 10, risking violent clashes and a potential federal intervention. The piece weighs whether the nation will favor states’ rights or federal supremacy as the crisis nears. It cites past defiance by Govs Faubus and Barnett and notes calls for public opinion to resolve the issue swiftly.
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Ole Miss
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
Eisenhower
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
U.S
Alabama
George Wallace
State University
Richmond Flowers
Kennedy
Oxford
Miss
Wallace
Congress
Budget battles fuel California legislature in final weeks
In the last weeks of the session the $3.25 billion state budget dominates action as fiscal committees push multiyear details. Tax and school funding bills face fights over withholding income taxes, local highway taxes, and a proposed $100 million plus annual state aid. Deadlines June 6 and June 11 pressure lawmakers on social insurance, workers compensation, unemployment, and disability bills as duties to shape California's future intensify.
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Soell
Senate
Assembly
House
California
Potter Valley Alumni Wins Sears Roebuck Scholarship
James Clyde Eddie, a Potter Valley high school senior, is awarded a Sears Roebuck Foundation scholarship for a year at California State Polytechnic College San Luis Obispo. The note highlights local moves and upcoming trips of residents, plus notes on faculty and community events.
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James Clyde Eddie
Potter Valley
Sears Roebuck Foundation
California State Polytechnic Collage
San Luis Obispo
Ukiah
William Nelmes Smith
E. H. Belyeat
San Francisco
Lurline
Hawaii
Belyeats
Islands
W. H. Higgins
Covelo
Dooley Son Promoted to Major in South Pacific
Mrs. F. W. Dooley of Hopland reports her son Captain George E. Dooley has been promoted to major while serving in the South Pacific. Miss Betty Farnsworth has left her job at Montgomery Ward.
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F. W. Dooley
Hopland
George E. Dooley
South Pacific
Betty Farnsworth
Montgomery Wards
Legislature in Session Intensifies Push on Bills
Sacramento reports a surge in committee activity as deadlines loom. Senators face crowded schedules, with calls of the Senate to compel attendance, and long sessions as bills move toward the floor. Highlights include salmon season extension, witness bribery and confinement bills, camping fee hikes benefiting Mendocino and Lake counties, Branscomb Dam study, and Lane's Redwood Flat funding. Visitor list includes John W. Taylor, Tim O'Brien, Col. A. Dunaway, William Hazeltine, H. L. King, Morris W. Curry, Scott Feland, Charles R. Burkhardt, Kurt Schamber, Dwight L. Hulse, and Clive L. Adams of Ukiah and Clearlake areas.
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Senate
Assembly
Sen. Waverly
Jack Slattery
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Natural Resources Committee
Mendocino County
Lake County
Natural Resources Committee
Division of Beaches and Parks
Department of Fish and Game
Branscomb Dam
Eel River
Lane
Redwood
John W. Taylor
Tim O’brien
Ukiah
Col. A. Dunaway
Clearlake
William Hazeltine
Lakeport
H. L. King
Morris W. Curry
Scott Feland
Charles R. Burkhardt
Kurt Schamber
Clearlake Highlands
Dwight L. Hulse
Clive L. Adams
Ukiah Headened Support For Athletes Trip To Chicago
Ukiah's business and professional men backed sending Reg Caughey and Les Allenby, Ukiah high school athletes, to Chicago this week with over 214 contributions received. Mrs Allen and Dr Allen departed for Europe for the summer. Chris Nengard visited from northern Mendocino County and T J Geary of Hopland observed progress on his hop kiln. The spirit of progress is visible in Sannel Valley.
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Ukiah
Reg Caughey
Les Allenby
Chicago
Allen
Alice Chalfant
Dr. Allen
Europe
Chris Nengard
Mendocino County
T. J. Geary
Hopland
Motorists traveled 767 billion miles in 1962
United Press International reports from the Automobile Manufacturers Association that U S motorists logged 767 billion miles driven and used 61 billion gallons of fuel in 1962, highlighting nationwide travel and consumption levels.
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United Press International
United States
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Notice to Creditors for Martin Lucien Edwards Estate
Edna V. Edwards as administratrix with the will annexed of the estate of Martin Lucien Edwards. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within six months after first publication in Ukiah Daily Journal May 14, 1963 or exhibit them at Rawles Nelson Golden in Ukiah California. Notices include place of business and attorney details for filing and contact.
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Superior Court
State of
California
County of
Mendocino
Martin Lucien Edwards
Martin I. Edwards
M. L. Edwards
Martin Edwards
Martin L. Edwards
Savings Bank
Ukiah
Ukiah Daily Journal
Edna V. Edwards
Rawles, Nelson & Golden Attorneys
WIII
Sacramento Legislature Battles Over Tax Reform and Bills
Governor Brown clamps down on GOP opposition to personal income tax relief while lawmakers clash on revenue plans. Amid heated talk, a wave of bills is killed or sent for study, including measures on voting access, billboard bans, juror pay, bread loaf sizes, auto dealer coercion, obscenity laws, and gas utility jurisdiction. A sit-in by racial equality groups unfolds as Rumford’s housing bill stalls. Meanwhile education rules tighten credential standards with grandparenting for current teachers, and California faces an agricultural crisis after Congress blocks extending the bracero program, prompting Brown to seek federal aid.
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Sacramepnto
CNS
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
GOP
Hhem
Caspar W. Weinberger
State Central Committee
Farr
Dannemryer
Christensen
Rees
Chapel
MicAteer
Public Utilities Commission
Board of Education
Holmes
Capitol
California
Congress
Departments of Employment and Agriculture
Kennedy Talks With Khrushchev Stalls Nuclear Test Pact
President Kennedy remains discouraged about a U S Soviet test ban but joins with Britain to reexamine possibilities. Khrushchev says Moscow backed three inspections per year, only to face U S opposition and Senate resistance as distrust grows.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Russia
Khrushchev
Moscow
Black Sea
Security Council
Khrushchevy
Arthur Dean
U. S
Vasily Vasilevich Kuznetsov
New York
Cuba
Dean
John Foster Dulles
Korea
Kuznetsov
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Kremlin
Senate
Eisenhower
Waldorf
Wagner
Waldorf Tower
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Douglas MacArthur
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
The
Capitol
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Dargans
North
National Association For the Advancemen of Colored People
Law in Action The State Constitution Explains 1962 Ballot
The article outlines how California's 1962 ballot proposed amendments to its notably long state constitution. It contrasts state and federal provisions, explains how amendments are proposed and ratified, and distinguishes initiative from referendum while noting self executing provisions and enabling acts.
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California
U.S
University of California
Public Utilities Commission
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