Ukiah High honors retiring principal on grads night
Principal Audrey Hollenbeck ends 38 years at Ukiah High with a final on field ceremony. She presided as 352 seniors received diplomas and 41 Ukiah Adult Education graduates were honored earlier in the week. A new Audrey Hollenbeck Scholarship Award was created by the 1967 senior class and student body for outstanding citizenship and educational promise, awarded to Donald Takao. Takao and his parents—Billy Y Takao and Alice Takao—looked on as Hollenbeck received a district diploma herself.
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Audrey Hollenbeck
Ukiah
Miss Hollenbeck
Cessor
Hollenbeck
Ukiah High School
Donald Takao
Takao
Billy Y
Alice Takao
Ukiah Unified School District
Iss Audra
Fallenbeck
Aete
Paget
Judith Morgan
Eva Milliken Rice
John F. Kenedy
California Scholarship Federation
Morgan
Mildred Morgan-of- Ukiah
Bill Hyatt
Ukiahi
Awards and honors for Ukiah high class of 1967
Ukiah High School’s class of 1967 earned numerous scholarships and honors at graduation. Recipients include David Johnson Arion award winner for music, Elisa Nelson with several state and scholastic honors, Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year, and multiple Bank of America trophies in science, arts, and mathematics. Other names appear with scholarships from California Federation, UC Davis, MIT, Berkeley, Oregon, Santa Rosa JC, and Army ROTC.
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Ukiah High School
David “Arthur Johnson — Arion
John Phillip’Souza
Elisa Ann Nelson
Bauehd Lamb
California Scholarship Federation
Betty Crocker
California State
Leighton N. Ford
Bank of America
University of California At Davis
Massachusetts—Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
Bank of America Certificate
Holly Holmes
Kiwanis Club
Pamela Lynn Bones
of California
California
University of California, Berkeley
University’ of Oregon
Charles Fulkerson
Linda Ann Norman
David M. Peterson
Bank ‘of America
Adularchiy Federation
Anna Poage
Loelia P. Bell
Bank of ‘America
Frances A. Cook
Judith Kay Leard
California Scholarship Féderation
Ukiah
Susan Lee Robinson
Gary Wayne Gibson
Linda F. Herrington
Steven Michael Wren
Army
R.Q.T.C
Dennis D. Toth
University of California
Ilana Froneberger
Linda Jean Postal
Frank P. ‘Doyle
Polly--O-Mear—Doyle
Santa Rosa J.C
Anita Fern Britton
Frank P. Doyle
Polly O’mear— Doyle
Santa Rosa
J.C
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California
Northwestern California will see fair weather through Saturday with coastal overcast and local thunderstorms. Temperatures steady with highs near 77 and lows around 50 in Ukiah. Coastal winds from 12 to 25 knots shift north to northwest, with stronger gusts near headlands.
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California
Thountains
Death Toll Climbs in Liberty Attack Incident
The death toll in the mistaken Israeli attack on the U S Communications ship Liberty in the Mediterranean rose to a possible 31. Pentagon officials reported nine dead 22 missing and 75 wounded with 15 seriously hurt. Casualties updated after Liberty rendezvoused with destroyers Davis Massey and carrier America.
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Donald H. May
Washington
UPI
U.S
Davis
Massey
America
Liberty
Mediterranean
Pentagon
Souda Bay
Crete
Temperatures and Weather Readout for June 1967
June 1967 high 82 low 48 with noon 66 and rainfall 43.16. Curieay Ullah notes June 1967 temperatures. June 1966 highs 81 lows 52. Today’s low 50, last year 46. Meteorology department observer.
UN Issues Third Ceasefire Demand Amid Middle East Crisis
UN and the Security Council pressed for a cease-fire as Israeli forces pushed toward Damascus and 15 miles inside Syria. Thant cited air raids and napalm while Nasser resigned amid regional collapse. UNTSO chief Bull reported napalm use and heavy clashes near Quritra. Continuous fighting prompted Syria to seek an urgent council order.
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Walter
Logan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Syria
Damascus
United Nations
Jordan
Thant
Security Council
U.N
Baath Party
Israel
Middle East
Thani
New York
Sea of Galilée
Odd Bull
Norway
U.N. Truce Supervision Organization
UNTSO
Palestine
Bull
Squofiye
Quritra
Lake Hula
Yedis
Sinai Desert
Suez Canal
Ismailia
U.N. Security Council
Arab Students In Moscow March On U S Embassy
A crowd of about 2 000 Arab students marched on the U S and British embassies in Moscow to protest American and British aid to Israel. Soviet troops and police ringed the U S mission as the protesters, many crying and shouting Yankee Go Home, eventually dispersed after a 20 minute rally and leaving with anti American placards.
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Moscow
U.S
UPI
Israel
Middle East
Nasser resigns as United Arab Republic president
President Gamal Abdel Nasser announced tonight his resignation as leader of the United Arab Republic blaming the United States and Britain for backing Israel in the Middle East war. He urged Vice President Zakaria Mohieddin to replace him and said he relinquishes all official roles to return to the people.
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Michael Dennigan
Catro
UPI
Gamal
Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republics
United States
Britain
Israel
Nasser
Mohammed Naguib
Zakaria Mohieddin
United ‘Arab Republic
Suez Canal
Aswan
Assembly OKs Budget With Bipartisan Vote In California
The California Assembly approved Reagan’s fiscal plan 64-14, sending a record 5.15 billion dollar budget to the Senate Finance Committee. Sen. George Miller Jr. aims to finish upper chamber review by June 15, while Democrats rule the chamber. The Assembly budget exceeds Reagan’s proposal by 94.9 million and leaves a projected 818 million gap, as tax hikes are debated across both houses.
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DEVAN_ L.SHUMWAY
Sacramento
UPI
State Senate
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
Senate Finance Committee
George. Miller Jr
Dmartinez
Ocrats
House
Miller
Reagan
Senate Governmental Efficiency
John
Mendoyoma Awarded $82,844 in Mendocino County breach suit
Mendoyoma Inc won damages of $82,844 from Mendocino County in a five year breach of contract dispute. Judge Lincoln F. Mahan of Sonoma County Superior Court rejected claims for about 700,000 in lost profits and for liquidated damages, citing no such clause in the original contract. The case, filed after a 1962 suit over development plans on lake west side property, involved Realtor Leonard Nix and attorney Hal Brunner.
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Mendocino
Sonoma County
Lincoln F. Mahan
Mendoyoma, Inc
Mahan
Mendoyama
Leonard Nix
Hal Brunner
Corps of Engineers
Brunner
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Entrance Dominican College of San Rafael
PAM_BONES
DAVID_ PETERSON
Gen
Mendoyoma
ST. Mary's
Nunity
Ukiah Hic Paar
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