Voting Today At Masonite
More than 400 Masonite employees began voting at 2 p m and will continue until 11 30 p m tonight, per R L Manning secretary treasurer of the Pulp Sulphite and Papermill Workers. The ballot decides if workers stay with the local union or join the Teamsters, who seek independent representation. In a similar election two years ago the Teamsters were defeated 219 to 146. The election is being conducted by the National Labor Relations Board.
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R. L. Manning
Masonite
Teamsters
National Labor Relations ‘Board
Noshkin Appeals District Court of Appeals action
Alexander T. Noshkin filed a June 1 appeal in the California 1st Appellate District seeking reversal of a Mendocino County Superior Court judgment. The lower court found Noshkin had no interest in the 101 Motel and that any interest given to Isabel Noshkin was not due to fraud or undue influence.
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District Court of Appeals
State of California
Alexander T. Noshkin
Isabel Noshkin
Mendocino County
Ukiah Girl Hurt When Bike Hits Automobile
Ukiah six year old Jeanette Skower escaped with abrasions after riding her bicycle into the side of a car driven by Leroy Jack Kelley on Henry Street. Kelley said he stopped at a stop sign and started after, seeing the girl come down the street at speed and fail to turn safely. The girl was taken to a doctor by her mother with minor visible injuries. Police released the driver, noting the child rode on the wrong side of the street.
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Jeanette Skower
Ukiah
Leroy Jack Kelley
Kelley
Henry Street
Edwina Skower
Accident Chief Blunders Exit From Capitol Garage
Sacramento report says J William Beard, chairman of the Industrial Accident Commission, drove out of the Capitol garage by the wrong exit. His car dropped three feet over an outside loading platform after missing a danger sign. He said he had his seat belt on.
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Sacramento
UPS
J. William Beard
Beard
The
Industrial Accident Commission
Capitol Garage
Spelling champ William Korek falters on Estella Swearengin’s name
William Korek, 12, the 1964 national spelling champion from Cuyahoga Falls Ohio, admits Estella Swearengin the math teacher escort at Bolich Junior High always trips him up on her surname. Korek won with the word sycophant after defeating rivals from Gahanna Greensboro and Denver. Cash prizes ranged from 100 to 1000 dollars with trips to New York and a World’s Fair.
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Charlotte G. Moulton
Washington
UPI
William Kerek
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Estella
E.swearengin
Bolich Junior High
Miss
Bill
William B. Korek
Sycophant
Scripps-Howard
New York
Bolich
Robert O. Matthews
Gahanna
Dave E. Labell
Greensboro
N.C
Anne Restivo
Denver
Mary Elizabeth Joy
Oneida
N.Y
Roxanne Wood
Phoenix
Ariz
Naftali Lewin
New York City
Kay R. Pechenick
Plymouth Meeting
Soviet Claims Tie Americans to Spy Plot In Tula
Red Star reports Lt Col Edgar Smith Capt Edmund Zhetina and British Air Commodore AN Davis tried to spy near Tula on March 17, were seized by mobs, released after 40 minutes. Embassy refutes, says it was routine travel. Odessa incident involved Landrigan Shapiro and Van Meter, alleged drunkenness. US says drugged. 90 day ban follows. consular pact signed.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Red Star
Edgar Smith
Edmund Zhetina
Dayton
Ohio
AN. Davis
Tula
U.S
Rea ‘Star
Smith
Zvetina
Davis
Odessa
James Landrigan
Navy
Sumner Shapiro
Air Force
William van Meter
Harvey Samuel
United States
Washington
Berlin
McGee urges Johnson to back wool incentive program
Senator Gale McGee of Wyoming urged President Johnson to continue the wool incentive payment program next year. He led a delegation with Joe Donlin of the National Wool Growers Association, who praised House approval of a resolution to create a national food marketing study commission.
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Washington
API
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
Johnson
McGee
Joe Donlin
National Wool Growers Association
Donlin
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming Democrat
House
Food Marketing Study Commission
Hog swims daily in clay pit on English farm
Clifford Hobbs reports his hog Susannah on a Burham-on-Sea farm takes a daily dip in a clay pit. The unusual behavior puzzles experts as locals hear splashing from the ter-filled area and wonder what the animal detects in the water.
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Susannah Burham
Find Your Name Contest Opens Monday
The Daily Journal announces the Find Your Name contest begins Monday on the Classified Page. Readers who locate their name on the Want Ad page will receive two free tickets to the Shipstads and Johnson ice show at San Francisco Winterland starting June 24. The offer carries no gimmicks and rewards participation with free admission.
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The
Daily Journal
San Francisco
Winterland
LBJ Plans California Minnesota Fundraising Tour
President Johnson will spend two days in California and two in Minnesota this month. He will fly June 19 to Edwards Air Force Base to inspect the C141 and observe NASA lunar and Gemini activities, then attend a San Francisco dinner. June 20 includes a Los Angeles fund-raiser, with Minneapolis events on June 27 and a Swedish Day address there on June 28.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
California
Minnesota
George E. E. ‘Reedy
Edwards Air Force Base
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Reedy
Minneapolis
Secret satellite launched from California toward polar orbit
The Air Force fired another secret satellite mission from Arguello California using a Thor Agena launcher. Officials again refused to state the mission's purpose or confirm whether the payload reached orbit.
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Point Arguello
Calif
U S and Soviet announce joint space weather satellite plan
The United States and the Soviet Union unveiled their first joint space project a weather satellite program to start by year end. They also announced preliminary agreement on cooperation in space biology and medicine with data exchange and potential broader access within about two years.
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Anatoli Blagonravov
Dryden
Kim Chong Pil resigns leadership to quell riots in Korea
Korea's No 2 man Kim Chong Pil resigns as chairman of the ruling Democratic Republican party to end anti-government demonstrations. He has been the target of mass student protests across the nation. Park Chung Hee orders universities and colleges to begin summer vacations early as martial law tightens in Seoul.
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Seoul
Korea
UPI
Kim Chong Pil
Park Chung Hee
Democratic Republican Party
Kim
South Korea
Park
Johnson Shah of Iran confer over lunch at White House
President Johnson conferred today with the Shah of Iran at the White House. The leaders met for about an hour with Secretary of State Dean Rusk present, following the lunch invitation. The Shah arrived at noon for the talks, his first meeting with Johnson since visiting Iran as vice president two years earlier.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Iran
Shah
White House
Dean Rusk
Ruby Takes Tranquilizer In Sanity Trial Debate
Dallas UPI Condemned killer Jack Ruby took a tranquilizer for paranoia after two days of hesitation. Doctors from defense state and court supported the order. Judge Brown scheduled a June 19 hearing to decide on a sanity trial and weigh the treatment’s impact on the case.
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Dallas
UPI
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Joe B. Brown
Ruby
J. M. Pickard
Pickard
Brown
Indians Endorse Civil Rights Bill
Washington UPI The National Congress of American Indians endorsed the civil rights bill pending in the Senate. Robert Burnette executive director said the endorsement carried the backing of 450000 Indians in 96 tribes across 23 states. He announced the support at a news conference after consultations with tribal leaders nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
National Congress of American Indians
NCAI
Senate
Robert Burnette
Congress
Burnette
Indian Organization
Plastered patchwork ends in maritime miscue
A judge fined Seaman Joseph Blazio ten dollars for assaulting a shipmate with a needle and thread. Police said Blazio tried to sew up a cut under Harry Bodjanski's chin with No 4 white thread while both men were intoxicated.
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New Orleans
UPI
Joseph Blazio
Blazio
Harry Bodjanski
De Gaulle Refuses To Attend D Day Anniversary
American veterans return to Normandy for the 20th anniversary ceremonies marking the June 6, 1944 invasion. De Gaulle declines attendance, sending Triboulet and Sainteny instead, while US General Omar Bradley leads a delegation to Omaha Beach. Veterans note peaceful shores but memories linger at war cemeteries.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Omaha Beach
France
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Normandy
Omaha
Utah
Ste. Mere-Eglise
Europe
Nazi Germany
U.S
Paris
de Gaulle
Raymond Triboulet
Jean Sainteny
United States
Johnson
Omar N. Bradley
Omaha Beach Cemetery
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Viscount Montgomery
IRE Call Reports Minor Damage at Lake Men Docino Site
Incident logged at 6 29 p m Thursday near Klamath Machine on Lake Men Docino Drive and Old Highway 20. Minor damage reported with no injuries.
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Klamath Machine
Lake Mendocino Drive
Old Highway 20
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U.s.-Russ Joint Space Aim
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