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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1966
Page
4
The readable text fragment mentions awards, Piet and John, and cooperation, but lacks concrete details, dates, places, or participants to form a complete item.
Precinct workers gather at the home of Sterling Norgard, 415 Jones Street, after polls close at 8 pm to view films. The event is hosted by the Delgocath Club with members invited to attend.
Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan hailed Gemini 9 for teaching space science after a bullseye Atlantic splashdown watched by millions. The pair, who spent under six hours aboard the recovery ship and carrier Wasp, plan debriefings and a June 17 nation report as they relive the mission.
An unreadable OCR fragment from a Nevada page mentions Gillianoupman and a march into Las Vegas. The readable portion is too fragmentary to determine full names, events, or outcomes for a coherent news item.
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce directors appoint Brian Bennett president of the Ukiah Jaycees as a board member. Bennett is 27, married with a six month old child, born in Dearborn Michigan, a Michigan State graduate of 1960, ex butcher, ex Army, has lived in Ukiah three and a half years and serves as timber appraiser in the assessor’s office.
The article notes Sheppard's reaction to a court decision and the delay to this summer, recounts his past ties from Ohio Penitentiary, and cites attorney Bailey on witnesses and the need for trial readiness as key figures from the 1954 trial era have since faded or moved.
BLM Ukiah district office announces a timber sale of 2,152 thousand board feet of Douglas fir from 74 acres near Garberville to be offered June 16 at 1:30 p.m. by oral auction or sealed bids. Sale details include district office in Ukiah and precise bid requirements.
The page reports calls to editors as harassment linked to editorial support for Barto Jamie. A brief polling-place check after opening showed turnout uncertain, with early figures suggesting a 65 percent rate. The article mentions the first pens in the United States by Richard Esterbrook in Camden, New Jersey, in 1858.
A regional industrial agent will visit Ukiah to inspect facilities and discuss expansion opportunities. The visit aims to assess local manufacturing capabilities, connect firms with potential partners, and outline support programs available from the agency.
William F Hardworth 18 of Atherton Calif was arrested Sunday in Woodside for barking at a dog. Deputy Robert Ninnis cited him under a law against teasing animals. The report notes a minor incident as part of a broader notice listing wage talk contacts and outreach in Ukiah and Eureka.
When bison roamed the prairie, buffalo skins cost 12 to 25 dollars. Today they would likely fetch about 500 dollars, reflecting vast changes in value and demand for hides over time.
SAN FRANCISCO UPI Two Coast Guard planes searched the coast between Pt Arena and Cape Mendocino for Paul Lange a Sacramento man who failed to return from a fishing trip. Lange told his wife he would return Friday after leaving Wednesday for Fort Bragg area with a one 15 foot outboard powered boat. Coast Guard units checked harbors and the Highway Patrol was alerted to watch for Lange's car and boat trailer.
Graveside funeral services for Millard Tolman 87 Navarro will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. The retired woodsman who lived in the Anderson Navarro area 15 years died Sunday at a local hospital. Eversole Mortuary arranging the services with Rev Travis Hyatt officiating. There are no known survivors.
A thimbleful of tobacco seeds can seed almost three acres of cigar leaves, illustrating how minuscule amounts yield vast planting potential. The note highlights seed efficiency and agricultural implications for leaf production.
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