Graduation Week Fetes Potter Valley Ukiah Eighth Graders
Graduation week spans Potter Valley and Ukiah high schools with outdoor ceremonies for Ukiah and eighth grade promotion parties across districts. Potter Valley seniors earn diplomas from Pauli. 22 graduates join 24 eighth graders at Potter Valley events. district-wide awards, sports titles, and senior speeches highlighted. outdoor and indoor plans noted with encores by choirs and bands.
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Potter Valley
Ukiah
Ukiah Unified School
Ernest C. Pauli
Ukiah Unified School District
William . Pauli
Charles Gounod
Rogers and Hammerstein
Ukiah High School
Daily Journal
Hopland
Pomo Inn
Robert Weiss
Municipal
Pomolita
Jack Simpson
Municipal Park
Redwood Valley
PTA
Bill Broadd
Vichy Springs Resort
Ukiahs Grad Named for Scholarship
Ukiah high senior Raymond C. Chadwick is named a recipient of the Lt. Lee Adams memorial scholarship for superior scholarship leadership and liberal arts study. Chadwick plans history at Sonoma State College and is from Kenneth and Henrietta Chadwick of 801 Alice Ave. Willits award goes to Ward Stavig who plans history and UC Davis attendance. Donors honor fallen Vietnam veteran from Willits High.
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Raymond C. Chadwick
Ukiah High
Lee A
Larry) Adams
Kenneth
Henrietfam Chadwick
Alice Ave
Young Chadwick
Chadwick
Sonoma State
Uate
Wits
High
Fern
Orth Viet Nam
Opening Day Ice Follies Feature in Classifieds
The Daily Journal advertises a Readers Name feature in the want ads with a chance to win two tickets to the Ice Follies at Ship Stands Johnson All New Ice For Tea of 1966 in San Francisco. Hidden names appear five days a week, with next Thursday offering a new chance.
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Y Tour
Mes
Shipstads &. Johnson
Winter- Post
Steiner Streets
San Francisco
Daily Journal
Want
Northwestern California Weather Update Through Wednesday
A weather notice reports cloudy conditions across Northwestern California with a high near 64 and a low around 48. Coastal winds shift from 5-15 knots to 10-20 knots, with continued overcast skies into Wednesday.
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California
Prankster Calls Spark Ukiah Vote Day Interest
Voters turned out in Ukiah after polls opened at 7 a.m. to weigh a Bartolomie campaign prank. By noon about 20 to 25 percent had voted as calls urging people to vote for Reno Bartolomie disrupted residents. Sheriff Bartolomie denied involvement and blamed a former suspect in the window-breaking case. The article notes continued phone pranks into the morning with coverage by Daily Maural editor George Hunter.
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Aunst Vagt
Sté1-Cherry
Nokomis School
Annette
Coouette
Eleanor Eby
Eekean
Ukiah
Bartolomie
Reno Bartolomie
Reno
Frank Petersen
Si Boynton
Brooktrails
George ‘Hunter
Daily Maural
Paratroopers kill 77 in large central highlands battle
In Saigon UPI reports U.S. 101st Airborne Division troops attacked a reinforced North Vietnamese company in the central highlands. The clash produced one of the war's largest recent battles, with 77 enemy killed.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
101St “Screaming Eagle” Airborne
Weather summary for Ukiah shows May temperatures 1966 and 1965
The daily climate snippet lists May 1966 and May 1965 records with high and low temperatures, date references, noon readings, rainfall totals, and a note from the Ukiah Fire Department Weather Observer.
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Ukiah Fire Department
Improvement Starts Soon on Highway 20 Realignment
The project lines five miles of Highway 20 from Potter Valley Road to the North Fork of Cold Creek. Bids open July 20 in Sacramento for the final section between Highway 101 and the Mendocino-Lake County line. The two lane expressway will join a future four lane freeway with rustic enhancements and access for fishermen. Archaeological salvage has occurred at eight crossings of early Indian camp sites. California Highway Commission funds about 2.1 million dollars. Completion planned for fall 1967.
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Potter Valley Road
North Fork
Cold Creek
Sam Helliner
Division of Highways
Sacramento
Mendocino-Lake County
Russian River
Helwer
East Fork
California_ Highway Commission
Space Snooping Lab Launched at Cape Kennedy
A space snooping lab resembling a dragonfly, launched from Cape Kennedy, reported in great shape as it coasts toward the moon. Space officials said 12 hours after launch the satellite was humming smoothly with its sensors pointed toward Earth to stabilize. Scientists will activate its array of experiments on Thursday.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Survéyor
Cape Kennedy
UPS
Coantaine
Moon
London Zoo welcomes North American buffalo calf
A young North American buffalo was born Monday at the London Zoo, officials said. The male calf arrived as zookeepers noted the newborn’s quick learning, signaling a healthy start for the latest addition to the zoo’s herd.
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London
UPI
London Zoo
Moderate Buddhists Reclaim Influence in Vietnam Crisis
In Saigon moderates retook control of the anti government drive averting a violent clash with Premier Ky. Hue remained tense as Buddhist militants were urged to remove roadblocks. Brig. Gen. Nhuan threatened Tri Quang but backed down after Quang agreed to ease patrols. US officials sent forces to Hue while Lodge met Ky in a routine economic talks. Police arrested 30 youths to head off potential protests.
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Saigon
UPI
Hue
Str
Thich Tri Quang
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
da Nang
Phan Xuan Nhuan
Tri Quang
Quang
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Vien Hoa Dao
Committee
Thich Tam ‘Chau
Buddhist National Institute
Marcher Sho oe as In Back
James Meredith dead or wounded as leaders Martin Luther King Jr and Floyd McKissick announce they will lead an immediate racial march through rural Mississippi in place of Meredith who was shot while beginning a voter rights march from Memphis to Jackson. Meredith remains in Memphis hospital recovering from superficial shotgun wounds.
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James K. Cazales Hernando
Miss
UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
Floyd McKissick
Mississippi
James Meredith
Meredith
Memphis
Jackson
King and McKissick
A.W. Wiklis
Fpam
Es Meredith
Aubrey James Norvell
Norvel
Ross Franks
Justice of the Peace Whitley
Perryman
Norvell
Doubtful Retrial for Dr Sheppard After High Court Ruling
Cleveland based report notes UPI that authorities may not retry Dr Saa H Sheppard for the 1954 murder of his wife if witnesses and evidence are no longer timely. The Supreme Court reversed part of the case, saying he was denied a fair trial due to prejudicial press coverage. Prosecutor Corrigan said retrial decision hinges on obtaining a provable conviction.
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Michael Pendergast
Cleveland
Ohio
UPI
Saa H. Sheppard
Sheenard
Sheppard
Eerveti
U.S. Supreme Court
John JT. Corrigan
Eton
Corrigan
U. 5S. District Court
Carl Weinman
Dayton
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme"Court
Supreme Court
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