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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1960

Page

4

Lake Mendocino Development Agencies Convene Plan

A regional conference lists agencies from Board of Supervisors to state departments and PG&E involved in Lake Mendocino development. It covers water releases, budgets, recreation planning, infrastructure, and public access. Attendees include county officials, state legislators, and private partners Mendoyama Inc. Plans for public attendance and broadcast of the proceedings are set.

Board of Supervisors Lake Mendocino Lake Ranger N. Main Street Ukiah Planning Commission Mendoyama, Inc Coonlinating Group County Chamber of Commerce Russian River Flood Control and Water Conservation Improvement District State Departments of Fish and Game, Forestry and Wildlife and Conservation Clem Miller Washington Sacramento Frank Belotti Jack Slattery Pacific Gas and Electric and Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Pg&e

Thornhill Mentioned In Book On First Atomic Bomb

Francis D. Thornhill of Ukiah is noted in a new book titled No High Ground about the race to end World War II and the Hiroshima mission. Thornhill, then a captain, was navigator on the lead weather report plane before the atomic bomb flight.

Francis D. Thornhill Ukiah Hiroshima Fletcher Knebel Charles W. Baily I. Thornhill Thornhill

Lost Credit Card Funds Oregon Man Trip

John F. Moore, 28, of West Exeter New York, is held for Grand Jury action after allegedly financing a cross country trip with another man’s Standard Oil credit card. He charged about 700 in services across Washington Oregon and California and forged the owner’s name on a 75 bill for tires and a car wash. Moore waived preliminary examination and was ordered held for Grand Jury.

Utica N.Y UPI John F. Moore Moore Standard Oil Co Oregon Washington California Esso Chevron West Exeter Yorkville Justice of the Peace Lee Townsend

Two Time Loser Finally Victor In Spelling Bee

Henry Feldman 13 Oak Ridge Tenn won the 33rd National Spelling Bee beating Betty Jean Altschul 12 Norfolk Va after correctly spelling velocity and eudaemonic to claim the 1960 title. Feldman, an eighth grader and three time finalist, earns $1,000 and a trip to New York as the champion.

Washington UPI Henry Feldman Oak Ridge Tenn Henry Betty Jean Altschul Norfolk New York Betty Jean

Rockefeller signals openness amid wide party chatter

Ike and -(Continued from Page 1) discussed almost every subject in about 50 news conferences and programs. Rockefeller's statement was seen by GOP leaders as an indication of his availability for the Republican nomination, though he earlier said he was not an active candidate. Seven of eight GOP state leaders contacted by United Press International doubted his nominating chances. Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson said Rockefeller’s blast suggested there may be true open conventions this year.

Rockefeller GOP United Press Senate Lyndon B. Johnson

May predatory animal counts by Mendocino county hunters

In May Mendocino county hunters accounted for 40 predatory animals. The catch included one lion and four unborn bobcats. Coyotes destroyed totaled 11 and bobcats 24. Individuals listed: Emmett Gillespie two coyotes four cats and two kittens. Grover Bauer one coyote three bobcats and two kittens. Elmer Pinches ten bobcats. Bud Johnson five bobcats. Russell Crocket five coyotes and two bobcats. Bob Fitzhugh two coyotes and one lion.

Mendocino County Emmett Gillespie Grover Bauer Elmer Pinches Bud Johnson Russell Crocket Bob Fitzhugh

Pro Tennis Stars Plan Charity Play at San Francisco Cow Palace

World champion Richard Gonzales leads a three day charity tennis tournament at the Cow Palace in San Francisco starting June 17. Pro players Lew Hoad Ken Rosewall Frank Sergman Ashley Cooper Mal Anderson Tony Trabert Pancho Segura and Alex Olmedo join in. Proceeds support Youth Tennis Foundation of Northern California and Children’s Home Society of California.

Jack Kramer Richard Gonzales San Francisco Cow Palace Youth Tennis Foundation of Northern California Children’s Home Society of California Gonzales Lew Hoad Ken Rosewall Frank Sergman Ashley Cooper Mal Anderson Tony Trabert Pancho Segura Alex Olmedo

Mendocino Graduates at Davis Commencement

Two Mendocino County students from the University of California at Davis will receive degrees Friday at the commencement for the class of 46. Paul S. Poulos Jr. of Potter Valley and Leon Leonard Hooper of Ukiah will be awarded doctor of veterinary medicine. Charlotte Dehn Meyerdick of Fort Bragg, Kendal Perry Swedeen of Willits, Ruth Adams Wingate of Ukiah receive certificates in agriculture and related bachelor’s degrees.

Mendocino County University of California At Davis Paul S. Poulos Jr Potter Valley Leon Leonard Hooper Ukiah Charlotte Dehn Meyerdick Fort Bragg Kendal Perry Swedeen Willits Veterinary Science Ruth Adams Wingate General Home Ec- Aho Nges

Hanna Boys' Center Graduation Sunday

Graduation Sunday at Hanna Boys' Center near Sonoma honors thirty five graduates from nine California counties. Director Rev. Willam L. O Connor says the class includes boys from Humboldt to San Diego and Mendocino County youths have been placed at the home.

Hanna Boys' Center California Sonoma Hanna Center Willam L. O'Connor Lymboldt San Diego Mendocino County

Durand Wisconsin Police Chief Resigns Over Pay Dispute

Charles Pfeiffer quit as Durand police chief after his request for a pay raise was denied and officials advertised for a new chief at a higher salary. Pfeiffer cited feeling unwanted as the reason for resignation.

PULLED BY PUPS DALAS

Glenn M Hats grove advertised mongrel pup pies for sale and drew a call from a woman asking what they are like. She admitted unfamiliarity with that breed and sought a description.

Pups Dalas UPI Glenn M. Hatsgrove

Annexation discussion at River Union School meeting

An open meeting at River Union School in Talmage last week weighed annexation pros and cons. Attendees included John Taylor of County Schools, Jack Simpson of Ukiah elementary schools, and Jack Ernes of Pomelita School, with PTA president Jack Hubbard presiding. A July 26 special election will decide if River Union joins Ukiah.

iPros River Union School Talmage John Taylor Jack Simpson Ukiah Jack Ernes Pomelita School Jack Hubbard PTA River Union Pomelita Ernes Pomtolita Taylor Talani Simpson

Rotary Kiwanis Hear Story of Juvenile Decency

William Thompson, Union Oil public service manager and Boys Clubs of America board member, spoke at Rotary and Kiwanis luncheons about juvenile decency. He cited that 97 percent of youths reflect well on elders, urging support for boys clubs as a community effort. Thompson, known as Mr Whipple, stressed teens are capable and deserve encouragement.

Biven William Thompson Rotary Club Kiwanis Club Thompson Union Oil Boys Clubs of America

Crossfield Unhurt After X-15 Explosion at Edwards AFB

Edwards AFB Calif UPI pilot Scott Crossfield escaped injury when an X-15 rocket craft blew apart during ground tests of a new 60,000 pound thrust engine. He later landed another X-15 in an emergency. Cause unknown. program may face months delay.

Edwards Afb Calif UPI Scott Crossfield Crossfield North American Aviation

Wilson to Head Staff at Hillside Hospital

Dr. Leland Wilson was elected president of the Hillside hospital medical staff at the annual dinner in the hospital solarium, succeeding Dr. Claire Biggins. New officers include Dr. Ken Ridgley as vice president and Dr. Neely Bradford as secretary. Dr. J. E. Gardner was among 44 guests as Superior Judge Lilburn Gibson spoke about the 1960 White House conference on children and youth.

Leland Wilson Hillside Hospital Claire Biggins Ken Ridgley Neely Bradford J. E. Gardner Lilburn Gibson White House California

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Sheriff's Department County Health Department By Ken Reynolds Ike al Bechtel Ukiah Valley Chamberlain Creek Division of Forestry Spanish Mountain Canyon Standley Street Cober Stars of Pro Tennis Plan Mendocino Davis Hanna Boys’ Center Union Rotary Kiwanis Masonite Ken Tripp Carl Coston Bill Hendrix Tripp Joe Parry Hendrix Newt Bassler Charles Pulliam Thatcher Ukiah Motor Sales South State Street Timat Valiant
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