Pomolita Graduation Plans For 231 Eighth Grad Diplomas
Pomolita will award diplomas to 231 eighth graders Thursday night at Carl Purdy hall. Christine Cook and Franz Schwarm will deliver student addresses on Education for Democracy in Our Time and Strengths of Our Schools respectively. Jack Simpson, Ukiah Elementary superintendent, will give the main graduation address to the class of ’58 and families. Page 3 has the complete list of graduates.
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Christine Cook
Franz Schwarm
Pomolita
Carl Purdy
Christine
Leo Cook
Franz
Richard Schwarm
Macmillan warns U S must act as banker to Free World
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told a Johns Hopkins audience that the United States should not tighten purse strings too much in the Cold War economy. He warned creditor nations cannot immobilize money and compared capitalism to a game where one player hoards chips endangers all. Eisenhower introduced him and both leaders received honorary degrees as Milton Eisenhower noted the close Allied ties.
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Baltimore
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Sam
Russia
United States
Free World
Great Britain
Western Europe
Macmillan
Johns Hopkins University
Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins
White House
Milton Eisenhower
Missing Sonoma Girl Found Dead in a Tree
In Santa Rosa Donna Reinhold an 18 year old Bible college student was found dead in a Laguna District dogwood tree after a self inflicted hanging suicide during a nervous breakdown. A bloodhound led searchers to the body as deputies noted she had been in low spirits since February and had written Mom and Dad in mud at the tree base.
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Santa Rosa
UPI
Vernon Silvershield
Donna Reinhold
Bible College
Laguna
Donna
Russ Cone
Los Gatos
del Reinhold
San Jose Bible College
Pomolita Graduation Plans Outstanding Achievement Awards
John Ernes and friends will present the school's Outstanding Achievement Awards. Graduates receive diplomas from Mrs. Margaret Ebert and Lawrence Clark. Rev Oran Bollinger offers the invocation. Pomolita band and chorus under Duane Thompson and Esther Munroe perform. Arthur Peoples soloes on Jacob's Ladder. Program starts at 8 p.m. with national anthem and three band selections.
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John Ernes
Margaret Ebert
Lawrence Clark
Oran Bollinger
First Christian Church of
Ukiah
Pomolita
Duane Thompson
Esther Munroe
Arthur Peoples
Musketeers
America
Plane crashes off Brazilian coast with 22 aboard
An Aerolineas Argentina DC6 with six crew and 16 passengers vanished during flight from Europe to Buenos Aires. Contact was lost near Ilha Grande after engine trouble. Reports say the aircraft went down in flames about 70 miles southwest of Rio de Janeiro.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
UPI
Wha Grande
Ilha Grande
Rio
Aerolineas Argentina Flight 101
Europe
Buenos Aires
Pan American Radio Communications
Ha Grande
Aerolineas
Boy Scout Sandelin Named National Council Member
Sandelin has been named a member at large of the National Council of Boy Scouts. In a letter, Arthur A. Schuck, chief Scout executive, urged strengthening America through youth training, noting the duty to provide the program to every boy and uphold the Onward for God and My Country crusade. Eisenhower is honorary president, with Truman and Hoover as vice presidents.
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Waller Sandelin
National Council of Boy Scouts
Arthur A. Schuck
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Council
Harry S. Truman
Herbert Hoover
Ukiah Parlor Planned for Native Sons
A Ukiah meeting led to plans for a local parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden West. Grand president Raymond H. Shone of San Rafael praised community leaders’ support and cooperation. Harald Zimmerman was named temporary membership chairman and Sam Ray Jr. temporary treasurer.
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NSGW
Raymond H. Shone
Native Sons of the Golden West
San Rafael
Ukiah
Palace Hotel
Frank Monte
State Finance Committee
San Anselmo
Jack
Shone
San Francisco
Marin County
Ukiah Partor
Harald Zimmerman
Sam Ray Jr
Walter Sandelin
Ernest Banker
Harry Falk
Ralph Buxton
Dan Cohen
Bill Lewis
A. F. Anton
Fort Bragg
Joel P. Lilley
Arthur D. Pheland
Louis E. Pellandini
Sonoma
Sonoma County
George Metaxas
Richmond
GOP Leaders Deny Withholding Funds for Knowland
Los Angeles UPI report says Republican leaders dismissed claims that funds would be diverted from Sen. William F. Knowland to other nominees. Charles Thomas, NRFC chairman, met with local and state finance heads, calling such talk pure poppycock and asserting Knowland will receive full support in his November gubernatorial bid against Edmund G. Brown.
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Los Angeles
UPI
GOP
William F. Knowland
Charles Thomas
National Republican Finance Committee
Knowland
Thomas
Edmund G. Brown
Free Ice Follies Tickets Daily Draw
A Daily Journal want ad promotes a daily draw for free Ice Follies tickets. A random winner from the telephone directory earns a pair to the Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies opening June 18 at Winterland in San Francisco. Monday’s winner was Charles A. Rucker of Ukiah.
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Daily Journal
Shipstads and Johnson
Willits Council Backs Abandoning City Airport
The Willits City Council voted to abandon the 1800 foot city airport should a private field develop. It also formed an Industrial Development fact finding committee with local leaders to assess future growth and opportunities.
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Willits
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Sympathetic taxi driver takes in large family of orphans
Taxi driver Leon Lanning, after a collision injuring a mother opossum, now cares for 18 orphans. The county game warden granted temporary custody until the mother recovers and can travel. The incident left 13 young in her pouch and 18 mouths to feed.
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Murphy
N. O
UPI
Leon Lanning
Lanning
Compromise San Luis Bill Okehed Compromise San Luis
The House Irrigation and Reclamation Subcommittee backed a compromise San Luis Project bill for California. Rep. Sisk hailed it as a major step, while Engle said it reflects concessions to both Northern and Southern California. The measure moves to the full Interior Committee with a July 1, 1961 deadline for state federal agreement. If no accord by then, the federal government can build and California has 19 years to decide participation. If agreement occurs before July 1, 1961, the government could fund up to 305 million dollars of the total costs.
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Clair Engle
Dcalif
California
House
Interior Committee
Senate
Harvey O. Banks
Kern County
De Gaulle Plans Meetings With Macmillan Adenauer
Paris reports Gen Charles de Gaulle intends early talks with Eisenhower Macmillan and Adenauer to define France NATO role and ease Adenauer fears. A meeting with Macmillan planned end of June and with Adenauer soon after. An Eisenhower de Gaulle summit remains possible by summer pending developments.
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de Gaulle
The
Macmillan
Paris
UPI
Charles de
Eisenhower
Washington
East Germans label captured flyers as spies amid tension
East German Defense Ministry paper asserts nine U.S. servicemen aboard a Sikorsky helicopter were spies after a downed flight in the Soviet zone. Soviet officials call the claim awkward and unlikely to lead to trial. Washington protests kidnapping while stating no recognition of East Germany. The men, from the 3rd Armored Division, were seized after the helicopter went down in a thunderstorm. East Germany says it is competent to negotiate release directly with the U.S. government.
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Berlin
UPI
Defense Ministry
Die Volksarmee
U.S
Germany
East Berlin
Washington
Secrretary of
John Foster Dulles
Bonn
United States
3Rd Armored Division
East Germany
Russia
Britain
France
ADN
Foreign Ministry
State Department
Greek Turkish Cyprus tensions flare amid fatal attack
In Nicosia a Turkish Cypriot policeman was shot dead by unknown gunmen during intensified fighting between Turkish and Greek Cypriots. A Greek woman was wounded as British forces imposed curfews while Athens urged NATO protection and recalled its ambassador to Turkey. The crisis deepens as Parliament resumes in Greece with vows to pursue peace and deter further conflict on Cyprus.
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Nicosia
UPS
Fa Mod
Cyprul
Greece
NATO
Lha
Paris
Athens
Turkey
George Pesmatzoglou
Ankara
Turin
Paul
Cyprus
Cottons Visiting Friends in Ukiah
Mr and Mrs W A Cotton of Chicago are visiting Ukiah this week and will attend their daughter Nancy Cottons graduation at the University of California Berkeley on June 13 Cotton is vice president of manufacturing for Masonite Corp Next week he will be joined at the local plant by O W Frost director of research and development and H D Turner research manager
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W. A. Cotton
Chicago
Ukiah
Nancy
University of California At Berkeley
Cotton
Masonite Corp
O. W. Frost
H. D. Turner
Recreation meeting with Army engineers in San Francisco
Supervisors Paul Poulos and Harold Bainbridge went to San Francisco on Monday to meet Army engineers about recreation plans for the Coyote Valley Dam project.
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Paul Poulos
Harold Bainbridge
San Francisco
Army Engineers
Coyote Valley
Air Force aims for Moon with Thor rocket plan
Air Force researchers say three Thor rocket flights will be launched this year in August September and October to reach a lunar orbit. The three stage vehicle uses a Thor as the first stage and aims to place an 18 long payload around the moon. Travel time Earth to Moon estimated at about 2 1 2 days. No public viewing details announced.
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St. Mary's
Ray Schmalz
Phil Miles
Mel Tingley
Air Force Research and Development ‘Command
Air Force
Es Anderson
Thor
Grand Canyon Tragedy Claims Three Lives
In Cameron Arizona two young children die after a runaway car plunges 1500 feet from a canyon rim. Earlier, Donald L. Mark, a camp clerk, died in the canyon. The Qualls family from Brownsville Texas witnessed the fatal accident and reported the car rolled over the edge after a relative allegedly jumped from the vehicle.
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Cameron, Ariz
UPI
Grand Canyon
Frank Qualls
Brownsville
Tex
Little
Colorado River
Park Rangers
Donald L. Mark
el Tovar Lodge
Park
John McLoughlin
Qualls
James Lloyd
Harold Frank
D.H
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Peter Kingman
Maynard W. Kingman
Nob Hill Road
Boy Scouts
Sandelin
Sen
Willits Council
Melvin Clatty
Olin Greenwood
Clatty
Willits Valley
R. K. Jameson
Wmits
Muayaur
Leo Hulett
Russ Gregg
San Luis
Bill Okehed
Cottons
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