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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1960
Page
6
Washington dispatch reports a columnist references the British term non-U and U to describe social behaviors as a Senate group adheres to formal rules. The piece notes a literary comparison and laments rigid conduct in political circles with no explicit scandal or outcome.
The Board of Trustees of Porter Valley Union Elementary School District invites sealed bids for one school bus with capacity for 79 passengers. Bids due by 8:00 p.m. July 18, 1960, at the district office. Include radiator shutters air horn options and depreciation allowance. Bond or certified check of 10% required. District may reject any or all bids.
In Mendocino County California the Superior Court issues notice to creditors of the estate of Timo Thy Howard also known as Tim Howard or T E Howard. Executors Thomas P. O'Brien and Kart Building San Francisco set six months from first publication May 17 1960 for filing claims with vouchers.
Ukiah Baily Journal publishes daily except weekends and certain holidays at 144 East Standley Street Ukiah Mendocino County California naming Hunter H Ivey and R L Metsker in the notice and indicating publication details.
The Ukiah library adds several titles including The Evergreen by J H Beale and The Good Light by Karl Bjarnhof about life among the sightless. Other works include The Hamilton Club a conservative men’s club tale and Hollywood Rajah a biography of Louis B Mayer.
In a New York interview Nicolas Darvas, a dancer, recalls his shift from Brilund stock to Wall Street profits. He describes his boxed stock strategy that built over 2 million dollars in 18 months and details his disciplined stop loss method and self taught approach.
Piercy News reports the community planning a June 12 barbecue at the grounds near the old schoolhouse. Members braved heat to meet at Mrs. L. G. Brake’s home and hear Chet Wing speak on sheepmen’s trends. Family visits, school’s summer break, and local travel by residents are noted along with a Marysville trip for sympathy.
Bobby Adams of Plainsville Kansas was cited for following too closely after his northbound car rear ended Mrs Kathleen Johnson of Ukiah on North State street Friday night. Mrs Johnson drove the other car and was treated for an ankle injury at Ukiah General Hospital.
The Campfire Council in Boonville held a May 31 gathering in the high school cafeteria. Marilyn Presley welcomed attendees as Tompiyapi girls trail seekers lit the council fire. Blue Birds received membership pins, silver sales charms, and Golden Jubilee awards. rank ceremonies followed, with several girls advancing to Trail Seekers and Fire Makers. Refreshments were served afterward. Separate Grange sewing awards recognized Mrs. Jerry Ruddick and Ms. William Dightman for first place in 1960 nationals, with district and state judging pending. New speed limits: 30 mph central Boonville along Highway 128, plus 40 mph zones at ends of the 30 mph stretch.
The Anab Nar cotics Conference recommends forming a regional narcotics organization under the United Nations with its headquarters in Cairo and branch offices in Middle East nations.
Washington report details top secret hearings on the U-2 flight. President Eisenhower took responsibility for espionage actions. The committee examined data on flights since 1956 revealing vast intelligence on Soviet airfields missiles submarines and weapons storage.
A motel at 650 South State changed hands June 1, with new owners Mr. and Mrs. Don P. Creath from Weaverville Trinity County Mrs Bendixen from Hayward and Frankie Hammack. The 27 unit Penny's Motel is now run by the Creath Hammack partnership. Former owner Thomas Leehody left for Hayward.
Objection by 17 year old Pat Bukuli in Beaumont California over four draft notices in one month. She insists the phrase about military service making a man of her is objectionable and discriminatory raising concerns about conscription.
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