Kennedy calls for equal opportunity in education
President Kennedy urged a federal education program to guarantee equal chance for every child, citing economic and racial barriers. He spoke at San Diego State College and outlined plans for college construction aid, expanded loans, higher teacher pay, and more public school classrooms while warning of civil rights crises such as Alabama.
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Canf
UPI
Kennedy
Long Island
San Diego State College
el Paso
Tex
Kitty Hawk
California
University of Alabama
George Wallace
North
South
Congress
Pledge Loyalty City Employees Present 5-Point Code of Ethics
Ukiah City Employees Association president Don Richardson presented a framed City Employees Code of Ethics to Mayor Runkel and the City Council. The code, adopted by 110 regular city employees, outlines five core commitments emphasizing public interest, dignity, cooperation, and civic ideals. The council also reviewed water quality analyses, discussed legal matters with City Attorney Hal Irish, and considered a two-meeting monthly schedule proposal.
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Don Richardson
Ukiah
Ukiah City Employees Association
Runkel
Richardson
California League of City Employes Association
Lyell Cash
Cash
al Kruth
Oklahans
Kruth
Irish
Griffin Vs
Ralph Buxton
Ukiah Daily Journal Ice Follies winner named
A. J. Stefani of 225 Washington Avenue Ukiah is the third winner in the Ukiah Daily Journal Ice Follies Find Your Name contest. Two free tickets to an Ice Follies show await each winner who reports finding their name before 5 p m the next day.
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A. J. Stefani
Washington Avenue
Ukiah
Daily Journal-Ice
Brown Strikes Out On Gas Chamber Issue
Gov Edmund G Brown saw his bid to end California gas chambers fail in a Senate committee. He had pressed the issue with statements and appeals and then issued a new statement predicting capital punishment will someday be abandoned as surely as other barbaric customs.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
California
Senate
Recess War Over Jury Pool Grows in Conspiracy Trial
Midway through the fourth day of the War of the Warrants trial in Superior Court only one of the original 12 jurors remained. The defense and prosecution had 44 more chances to dismiss unfit jurors. Sheriff Bartolomie was ordered to call an additional venire of 85 names as 42 jurors remained from the initial 100. The growing need followed many prospective jurors revealing fixed opinions. Prominent locals involved as witnesses further complicated juror selection.
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Kathy Hunter
The
Daily Journal
Reno ‘Bartolomie
Justice
Maurice Tindall
Glenn Evans
Robert Morton
Shon Salisbury
Delois Richardson
Mendocino State Hospital
William Morris
Cold Creek
Mary May
Ukiah
Thelma Borsella
Laytonville
Anne Dawe
Marjorie Tucker
George Reed
Reed
Manion and Braizer
Charles Bell
Morton
Frank Petersen
Alvin H. Goldstein
Bell and Cox
Bell
Robert Bell
Los Angeles
Petersen
Reno Bartolomie
Oscar Klee
Mrs. Borsella
Shoot to Kill Order Issued In Iran Revolt
Tehran dispatch reports the shah ordering shoot to kill to thousands of troops rallying on tanks and machine guns to quell a revolt. Official tallies put dead at 86 and 150 injured over three days as Moslem extremists oppose land and female suffrage reforms. Premier Alam says reactionary elements plan revolution and that plot leaders have been captured and will face military courts under martial law.
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Tehran
Tran
UPI
Assadoullah Alam
Ukiah Elks Plan Flag Day Program Friday at School
Ukiah Elks Lodge 1728 will host a Flag Day program at 10 13 a m Friday in Chessall gym Ukiah High School band will play The Star Spangled Banner Colors will be presented by the Ukiah High School Cadet Corps Maj Roger Wren cadet commandant and Everett Neil will present the Elks scholarship Lt Col Marsha will offer a brief history of the fing and Lt Col Marsha will respond before Light Cavalry Overture The Elks urge Ukiahans to display the Flag on Flag Day June 14.
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Ukiah Elks Lodge
Chessall Gymnasium
Ukiah High School
Elks
Ukiah High Schol Cadet Corps
Roger Wren
Maj. Wren
Everett Neil
William Yates
Ukiah Elks
Marsha
Phil Puterbaugh
Ukiah
Puterbaugh
Jerry Littleton
Light Cavalry
The
Elks Lodge
Graduation at Redwood Valley June 12 ceremony
Redwood Valley elementary plans a June 12 commencement with awards in a program led by Principal W A Broadus. Anita Britton speaks on Stairway to the Stars, with James W Selzer delivering the address and a sequence of school choral and band performances.
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Redwood Valley Elementary
W. A. ‘Broadus
Anita Britton
Marsha McCulloch
Dale Cundall
Redwood Valley Community Church
Redwood Valley School
Chhorus
Thea Renfro
James W. Selzer
Hannaford & Talbot
Gary Martinelli
D. L. Saegert
Sharon Coonrod
Dolores Carrick
J. R. Stafford
Lea Montgomery
Broaddus
Board of Trustees
Redwood Valley Grange Hall
Chamber backs Paul Bunyan Days in Fort Bragg
Fort Bragg Chamber of Commerce officials led by president Dent Crytzer pledged support to the three day Paul Bunyan Days over Labor Day weekend after the Paul Bunyan Days Association declined to back it citing lack of planning time and deficits.
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Fort Bragg
Wood Products Producers Begin Shutdown
Four major Pacific Northwest wood products firms ordered shutdowns in retaliation for a strike by the Lumber and Sawmakers Union and the International Woodworkers of America. The action will idle about 13,000 workers across 30 communities in Oregon, Washington, and Northern California by Friday, following a union strike against U S Plywood and St. Regis Paper Co.
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Portland
UPI
Pacific
Northwest
Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union
International Woodworkers of America
U.S. Plywood Corp
St. Regis Paper Co
Weyerhaeuser Co
Crown ‘Zellerbach
Bayonier
International Paper Co
Big Six
U.S
Farm Wage Measure Killed in Assembly Committee
SACRAMENTO UPI An Assembly committee on Wednesday killed for this session a bill to set a minimum wage for California farm workers amid speculation that other farm worker aid measures may face the same fate. The Assembly Industrial Relations Committee referred the bill by Assemblyman Phillip Burton to interim study.
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Sacrambento
UPI
Assembly
California
Assembly Industrial Relations Committee
Phillip Burton
San Francisco
Injunction Filed Over Lake Mendocino Area 3 Camping
Attorney Hal Brunner for Mendoyama, Inc. seeks a preliminary injunction to bar overnight camping in Area 3 at Lake Mendocino. Merle Dibble, a camp operator north of the area, backs the motion. Mendoyama and Dibble sue the county for 162000 on contract breaches while the county’s demurrer awaits a hearing and a injunction hearing is planned for late next week.
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Hal Brunner
Mendoyama, Inc
Area 3
Lake Mendocino
Pickle Road
Brunner
Merle Dibble
Mendoyama
Dibble
The
Journal Today
Fire calls roll through town with grass blaze and rescues
At 1 25 p m crews responded to a resuscitation call at 1146 Poulos Court aiding Harold Marshall. A grass fire on Old Calpella Road at Joe Lorenzo property was contained by 3 47 p m with no damage reported.
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Poulos Court
Harold Marshall
Calpella Road
Joe Lorenzo
Plans sticker campaign in Santa Monica
Traffic violators convicted before Municipal Judge W Blair Gibbens after today will have their cars branded with a six by four inch sticker on their windshields for 30 days. The sticker reads Traffic violation for Santa Monica Municipal Court.
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Santa Monica
Calif
USPS
W. Blair Gibbens
Gibbens
Pope John XXII Death Draws Vast Rome Immense Crowds
In Vatican City a steady stream of mourners passed the pope’s bier well into the day as the late Pope John XXII awaited burial. Officials disclosed his will naming burial in St. John Lateran and gifts to his siblings. Cardinal planners prepared for the conclave to elect the 262nd pope.
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Vatican City
John
Sacred College of Cardinals
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