Israel must show statesmanship at conference table
Israel, proven on the battlefield, must now prove statesmanship at the conference table. The outcome hinges on Soviet and American alignment and whether Israel can avoid restrictive demands that could lose Western sympathy and invite Soviet intervention. Premier Eshkol’s pledge of no new territory frames the path to ending the 18-year war.
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Mideast
Levi Eshkol
Bat
Ukiah Community Congress Focuses on Local Service
The Ukiah Congress for Community will convene Saturday morning at Ukiah High School under supervision of Pacific Gas and Electric and staged by the Chamber of Commerce. Panels on public service agriculture recreation industry community development and education involve local businessmen educators and professionals. Motions from sessions aim to outline a working plan to benefit the community and rely on broad local support for success.
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Ukiah Area
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Reservoir Trout And Ombudsman Bill In California
In southeastern Siskiyou County the McCloud Reservoir opened with native rainbow trout present though public facilities lag due to land transfer red tape. In Sacramento the Assembly approved a bill to create a California Ombudsman to investigate citizen complaints and recommend fixes, led by a Chief Justice and requiring bipartisan confirmation, with cost projected around 200000 dollars annually.
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California
Supreme Court
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Near East Oil and Venezuela Quota Debate
U.S. leaders discussed Venezuela's oil role after Punta del Este, urging Venezuela to receive quota treatment similar to Canada and Mexico as Near East tensions threaten Arab oil supplies. Venezuela supplies about 1,033 million barrels to the United States, with potential for more if Near East flows are cut. The piece notes Venezuela's democracy, progress, and role as a key regional ally, plus broader context on global oil sources and the Suez risk.
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Ukiah High Contracts Signed for 1957-58 School Year
Ukiah high school faculty, including Principal William Ches sall, have signed contracts for the 1957-58 year after Ches sall’s resignation proposal was refused at the May board meeting. The board also plans to appoint a new principal as a separate meeting is held.
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Redwood Highway
Jack Gent
Ukiah Union High School
C. M Wulkerson
T J. Roseman
Edward Eversole
J. W. Eversole
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Elsie Stipp
Lonesome Ranch
Charles Stewart
Foley
Ukiah
Talmage
Charlies’ Auto
District realignment linked San Diego area to Siskiyou lands
A historic note recalls forty years past when the congressional district containing San Diego and Imperial Counties bordered the district that included Siskiyou and Modoc Counties. The record highlights how adjacent districts shaped regional political boundaries.
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Imperial Counties
Siskiyou
Modoc
Tax bill showdown stalls as Unruh presses veto
Sacramento lawmakers wrangled over a sweeping tax increase to cover a budget deficit. Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh rallied his bloc to oppose extra steep taxes tied to withholding, while Gov Reagan’s allies clashed with Veneman’s compromise. The measure, tied to SB556, faced a June hearing before further committee review.
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CNS
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
D-Inglewood
Ronald Reagan
John G. Veneman
R-Modesto
Respan
Veneman
Atter & Tenigthy
Unruh
Reagan
Trapped Grooms and Advice From Dear Ann Landers
Dear readers discuss pregnancy at nineteen, choosing independence over marriage, and the impact of Ann Landers Advice. A reader praises independence, while another criticizes her views on romance and money, urging a shift in dating norms. The column ends with a call to send problems to Ann Landers.
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