On the Job with State Senator Frank Petersen
State senator Frank Petersen reviews the just concluded legislative session. He supported S J R 3 to designate US 101 as part of the interstate system and opposed billboard limits along 101. He backed S J R 11 and S C R 22 urging federal studies of coastal water plans and a UC study of the Pacific Southwest Water Plan. He authored S R 156 on federal support for fish screens and hatcheries to protect anadromous fish. He favored a rapid bond act for state parks and initiated nine project studies in Mendocino and Lake counties to guide park acquisitions. Petersen thanks constituents and looks to the next session.
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University of California
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Lake and Mendocino County
Lake County
Anderson Ranch
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Governors Seek Unified GOP Platform At Weekend Meet
Scranton reports governors from 16 states wrestled over a concise platform for the GOP convention next month. Key backers include Goldwater supporters like Idaho Governor Smylie who urged a firm statement. Eisenhower was expected to attend and address the conference, with talks planned on keynote remarks.
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Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
GOP Governors' Association
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Paul Fannin
Arizona
George Romney
Michigan
John H. Chaffee
Rhode Island
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Eisenhower
Hatfield
George M. Humphrey
Treasury
SPBSQSA Sets Meeting In Santa Rosa
Ukiah barbershop quartet singers will join Marin and Sonoma SPBSQSA chapters for a 8 p.m. meeting at the Saddle and Sirloin in Santa Rosa. More than 30 Ukiah singers will travel to receive chapter authorization as over 100 singers from three counties attend. Call Bill Henne or President Marshall Tippets for details or transport.
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Ukiah
New Saddle
Codding Town
Santa Rosa
Marin
Sonoma
Spbsqsa
Ukiah Barbershop Quarter
Bill Henne
Marshall Tippets
Broadway Actors Strike Settled After Pre-Dawn Talks
NEW YORK UPD A actors strike threatening a Broadway blackout was tentatively settled in pre-dawn talks at Gracie Mansion with Mayor Wagner. Equity and producers agreed to terms yet to be publicized pending union acceptance, affecting 670 performers and 3,000 staff across 17 shows, including Oliver and The Deputy.
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UPD
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Actors Equity
Gracie Mansion
Imperial
Brooks Atkinson
Oliver
Equity
League of New York Theatrs
Broadway
Salinas Rodeo Tickets Go on Sale at Depots, Agents
Tickets for the California Rodeo one of the world’s Big Four go on sale this week in key California cities and at Greyhound depots. The Salinas event runs July 16 to 19 with top cowboys chasing world points in saddle and bareback bronc riding bull riding steer wrestling calf and team roping. Purse totals to a arena payoff around 55000 with entry fees.
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Salinas
California
Rodeo
Joe Zeppe
Fess Reynolds
Equestrienne
Donene Whale
Colorado Springs
Terry Wilson
Bill Hawks
Wagon Train
Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
The league table shows San Francisco leading with 30 wins and Philadelphia at 27. Cincinnati 22, Pittsburgh 27, St. Louis 26, Milwaukee 25, Chicago 23, Los Angeles 24, Houston 23, New York 16. Sunday results include Los Angeles defeating New York 6 1 and 1 1 rain delayed, plus San Francisco over Philadelphia 4 3 and Chicago 5 Milwaukee 2. Saturday games featured San Francisco 4 Philadelphia 2 and Milwaukee 6 Chicago 5. Cincinnati 3 St. Louis 0 with rain impacts noted. The American League standings list Chicago 29 14, Baltimore 31 17, New York 25 19, Minnesota 28 22, Cleveland 25 20, Boston 25 25, Washington 22 31, Detroit 19 28, Los Angeles 20 32, Kansas City 16 32, with multiple daily results including Kansas City 8 Boston 6 and Cleveland 3 Washington 6.
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Milwaukee
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Houston
New York
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Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
Wash
NABC Warns on Brake Failure and Driving Attitudes
The National Automobile Club warns that bad brakes and poor driving attitudes can cause serious traffic accidents. Keep your brakes tight and your driving attitude right to stay safe on the road.
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National Automobile Club
Amarillo chase ends in double police deaths
A 14 year old orphan and a 15 year old companion were chased by police after bragging of a murder and opened fire with rifles, pistols and a carbine. A policeman William Meadows and a boy Jimmy Mays were killed, Felix Fesmite Jr. wounded. The youths fled from Amarillo in a stolen pickup and later vanished amid mixed reports of claimed killings.
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Amarillo
Tex
UPI
Bec
Larry Moore
William S. Meadows
Jimmy Mays
Felix Wesley Fesmite Jr
Boys Ranch
Rock-Throwing Boys Chastened by Police
Four 10 year old Ukiah boys from Yokayo teased St Marys School girls walking home by throwing rocks and clods. After a girl complained to her parents, Ukiah police spoke with the boys and referred them to their parents for appropriate action.
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Ukiah
St. Mary’s School
Yokayo
President urges individual role in America's future
Johnson contends that Americans can rise if the current generation uses available power to fulfill America’s promise. He rejects the view that the era of the individual is ending and argues pessimistic forecasts about the nation’s future are wrong. He says America can shape a destiny where individuals gain rewards amid growing organization.
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America
Borax Sources in California Claim Global Scale
Report notes California hosts some of the world’s largest borax deposits. Industry experts say the expansive mines near major towns drive production and export potential. Local workers describe steady extraction, processing plants, and environmental safeguards shaping the sector.
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California
Road accidents injure drivers on Highway No 1 and local routes
At 10 40 a m on Highway No 1 2 5 miles south of Point Arena Lena Kerr 56 of Cupertino suffered possible serious injuries when her car left a curve. At 2 15 p m Roy Lucas 63 of Hopland failed to negotiate a curve on old River Road south of Talmage, the car overturned landing in a ditch. Lucas and passenger Henry Allen 68 of Hopland were taken to a hospital. Elmer Davidson 42 of Calpella narrowly escaped injury when he lost control on Parducci curve north of the Old Forks on extended No State Street, his car overturned after leaving the road.
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Point Arena
Lena Kerr
Cupertino
Roy Lucas
Hopland
Talmage
Lucas
Henry Allen
Elmer Davidson
Calpella
Parducci Curve
Old Forks
No. State Street
Hearing on proposed variance for fence height Ukiah
Notice to Ukiah residents that Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on June 18 1964 at 8 00 p m in City Hall Council Chambers to consider Robert Donal LevyRequest for a variance to Zoning Ordinance No 642 and related fence height setback details filed with the Manning Commission Clerk. DONN WEAVER Secretary.
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Bush Street
Manning Commission
City Hall
Ukiah
Planning Commission
State of
Caliifornia
Robert Donal Levy
California
Berlin Pharmacy Opens at 106 South State Street
Vincent Angell, owner of Berlin's Pharmacy, operates a full service store at 106 South State Street between the Bank of America Parking Lot and the Maple Cafe offering prescription, drug sundry, and quick service for hundreds of patrons in the area.
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Vincent Angell
Berlin
South State Street
Bank of America
Journal
Complete Drug and Prescription Service at Berlin's Berlin's Pharmacy
Complete Drug and Prescription Service at Berlin's Berlin's Pharmacy operates under Vincent Angell offering a slogan about finding items in a good drug store. They keep a full line of prescription drugs sundries vitamins perfumes and toiletries with 24 hour photo finishing and personalized service for each customer.
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Vincent Angell
Angell
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