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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1967
Page
4
The USS Liberty was attacked by Israeli jets and torpedo boats after being strafed six times. Officials say the ship, a WWII Victory vessel, was hit by at least one torpedo while airborne warnings were not issued. US rescuers were dispatched to assist.
Mendocino County Republican leaders chaired by Mrs. S R Boynton join California party officials in Sacramento for a day of briefings. Governor Reagan receives cabinet, extraditions, and press staff updates as county central committees discuss Sacramento department activities and proposed election code changes. Saturday features a Republican State Central Committee executive meeting with James Halley and Charles Hughes slated to speak.
Fred Kostick aged 25 from Fort Bragg started a 180 day county jail sentence in 10 Mile Justice Court after being found guilty of driving with a suspended license. The article notes the quote The pen is mightier than the sword from Edward Bulwer-Lytton's play Richlieu.
Vital statistics list newborns in Ukiah. Daughters were born June 2 at Hillside hospital to Borges of 668 Marshall Street and June 3 to Whipple at Hillside. A son arrived June 5 to McElhaney of 1114 W Perkins Street. Another son was born June 3 to Hickey of 501 Jones Street at Ukiah Central hospital.
A string of court and public notices lists individuals from Ukiah and nearby areas with ages and locations, all issued in early June 1967. Entries include names such as Claude Knight Fern Minetta William Garnet Arends Virginia Rose Addison William Henry Carter June Carol Rawles Charles Donald Rowe and others with varied pairings, mis spellings, and partial locations. Several cases reference marriages separations and cruelty charges with filing dates June 6 1967, June 5 1967, and June 2 1967.
In Merritt Island south of Cape Kennedy a man fatally clubbed a Cocoa teen and robbed him of $1 while the victim's 16 year old girlfriend watched in terror. The girl, identified as William Frederick Hall 17, said the assailant approached their car on a deserted road, pulled a gun, and forced them to lie on the ground.
A historic note attributes the creation of the name Pakistan to Muslim students at Cambridge University, interpreting it as Land of the Pure. The remark highlights early discussions on national identity and the etymology of the term used for the future state.
Stacy Hurl faces insanity plea over a Good Samaritan highway stabbing of a motorist who had picked him up. Judge Wayne Birke set July 6 for further proceedings as doctors were appointed to examine him amid a flurry of other cases including Estep’s guilty plea and multiple sentences for drugs weapons forgery and theft.
A brief note states that the wild turkey differs from the domesticated one mainly by being slimmer due to life in the wild.
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