Senate Cloture Ends 75-Day Civil Rights Talkathon
The Senate voted 71 to 29 to invoke cloture ending a 75 day southern filibuster and set final action on the civil rights bill. Byrd opened a 14 hour one man talkathon as the chamber prepared to proceed with amendments and a likely two week path to final passage.
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John A. Goldsmith
Washington
UPI
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D-W
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Senator Eagle Votes Aye For Cloture On Civil Rights Bill
In Washington the Senate approved cloture on the civil rights bill with Sen John J Williams casting the decisive 67th aye. Ill Sen Clair Engle was wheeled in to vote yes, his left arm raised in the chamber as aides helped him, confirming his attendance despite illness.
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Senate
Clair Engle
Dcalif
Washington
UPI
John J. Williams
Del
Wiliams
Sen
D-Calif
Engle
Ukiah Graduation Seniors Receive Diplomas Thursday
Ukiah high school's largest senior class will graduate 311 students Thursday evening at Carl Purdy hall Fair grounds. The 8 p.m. ceremony features Elgars Pomp and Circumstance as the procession begins led by class president Robert Kambak. Speakers include Charles Gulyash and Joan Persky with several others, and scholarships are awarded by Class Counselor Wallace Brach. Life memberships in the California Scholarship Federation will be presented to multiple seniors.
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Elgar
Carl Purdy
Fairgrounds
Ukiah High School
Duane Thompson
Robert Hawkins
Robert Kambak
C. Edwin Sohn
Marie Pack
Massenet
Charles Gulyash
Seventeen Bells
Joan Persky
Marsha Cook
Patricia Foster
Dana McDonald
Wallace Bralich
California Scholarship Federation
Karen Beck
Renee Blocher
Jill Busch
Francine Crane
Patri
Bridge Board Here Friday
Directors of the Golden Gate Bridge District meet Friday at 10 30 a m in the remodeled supervisors chambers in the courthouse Ben Serer San Francisco will preside over the 12 man board John Nelson Ukiah attorney is a director On the agenda will be discussion of a 30000 expenditure for an engineering survey of the feasibility of a lower deck for the bridge to accommodate overflow vehicular traffic.
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Golden Gate Bridge
Supervisors
Ben -Serer
San Francisco
John Nelson
Retirement Benefits Are Sought by County Board
The Board of Supervisors was urged to consider about $7,000 for increased retirement benefits for county employees. The retirement board, representing 35 retirees, proposed raising the county share of retirement payments from 4.45% to 4.8% to provide small boosts in pensions and a possible $400 death benefit to families. The proposal was referred to the district attorney, county administrator, and retirement board. The board also approved Road Commissioner Kempe Richardson to purchase a D-12 caterpillar and grader for $23.
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Board of Supervisors
Sam Ray
Kempe Richardson
Eureka Site of Big Kraft Woodpulp Mill
Plans for a major Kraft woodpulp mill at Eureka were announced by Simpson Timber of Seattle and Crown Zellerbach of San Francisco. The Crown Simpson Pulp Co will operate the 500 ton daily mill, a $45 million project, slated for completion in late 1966 with about 200 steady jobs and 300 to 400 during peak construction.
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Eureka
Simpson Timber Company
Seattle
Crown Zellerbach Corporation
San Francisco
Crown Simpson Pulp Company
Crown Simpson
California
Crown Zellerbach
Crown
Simpson
Humboldt Bay
Ukiah Schools Budget Cut Planned for 1964-65
Ukiah Union Elementary Schools District proposes a 1964-65 budget of 1,231,789 for six schools, down from 1,995,331 this year. Superintendent Jack Simpson said the reduction, led by lower state repayment of building programs, will rely on a larger undistributed reserve as a safety fund while awaiting county review and a public hearing in August.
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Jack Simpson
Ukiah Union Elementary Schools
Board of Trustees
Legislators Hosted by Fair Directors at 12th District Fair
State Sen Frank Petersen and Assemblyman Frank Belotti met with 12th District Agricultural Association directors to discuss proposed interim use of fairs. Lou Merrill of Western Fairs Association spoke on current fair activities. A dinner followed in the Home Arts building with legislators superintendents employees and press and radio guests. Jim Tocher acted as master of ceremonies during the event. The directors meeting chaired by Nelmes Smith included granting a meal concession at fair time to the Ukiah Christian Church.
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Frank Petersen
Frank Belotti
12Th District Agricultural Association
Lou Merrill
Western Fairs Association
Home Arts
Belotti
Len Petersen
Hopland High School
Ukiah Union Seeks Insurance and Bus Purchase Details
Ukiah Union Elementary trustees spent most of the meeting reviewing liability and fringe benefit insurance programs for teachers and staff. They scheduled a special session June 23 to open insurance bids and define district requirements, considering a life health and accident plan financed by a small tax override. The board also discussed a 79 passenger diesel school bus at about 22500, to be leased for five years with state offset. Kindergarten registrations for 1964-65 total 237, up from 230.
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Ukiah Union
Jack Simpson
Simpson
Ukiah
Montana Toll 28 Dead in Floods at Great Falls
Montana flood toll climbs as authorities hunt for missing and clean up damage after the Missouri River crest. 28 confirmed dead, about 115 listed missing, with Great Falls hardest hit and rivers receding as crews push to resume relief work.
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Great Falls
Mont
UPI
Montana
Missouri
Readers win free Folies tickets at Journal office
Ukiah residents H D Herrick and Carl C Barnes claimed their free passes to the Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies now in San Francisco at Winterland. The paper says a random directory name appears daily on the classifieds and must claim by 5 p.m. next publication day.
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H. D. Herrick
1129
Elm
Ukiah
Carl C. Barnes
Old Calpella Road
Journal Office
Shipstads and Johnson Ice
San Francisco
Winterland
Journal
Weather Update for Northwestern California
Cloudy and warmer through Thursday with mild coastal winds. Readings include Ukiah 66/44, Napa 66/44, Santa Rosa 68/44. Winds shift west to south at 8 to 15 knots along the coast.
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California
Napa
Santa Rosa
Temperatures and Today’s Weather Note June 1963
June 1963 weather record shows a high of 88 and a low of 53 for the day. The report lists temperatures for the year at 44.45, with no additional context or location provided.
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Nate
Goldwater rails at GOP leaders amid civil rights clash
Washington UPI Sen Barry Goldwater R Ariz accused Republican leaders of wrecking the party as he spoke after voting against cloture on the civil rights bill at a news conference. He sat atop a large delegate lead for the San Francisco nomination while criticizing Gov George Romney and former VP Richard Nixon prospects. Goldwater said he had shifted toward the party's middle, arguing pundits are finally hearing his long held views.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Cleveland
San Francisco
GOP
Michigan
George Romney
Republican Party
Romney
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Governors Praise Senate Vote on Civil Rights Cloture
Forty governors urged prompt enactment of civil rights legislation and praised the Senate 71 to 29 cloture vote. Governors Hatfield Breathitt and Sawyer led the conference after electing Sawyer chairman and approving an executive committee including Babcock Bellman Chaifee Hughes Romney Sanders. They also voiced concern over possible reductions in federal support for Army National Guard.
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Cleveland
UPI
Senate
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Montana
Tim Babcock
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Edward T. Breathitt
Kentucky
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
John Anderson
Kansas
Babcock
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Breathitt
John Chafe
Braga Youths Held for Theft in Fort Bragg
Joe Alien Pence Jr. and William Boyd Johnston both of Fort Bragg were arrested by sheriff's deputies and charged with burglarizing a Fort Bragg wholesale liquor distributor's warehouse. They allegedly took 15 cases of beer from the Harold Rivers business on May 30. A juvenile participant was sent to juvenile hall.
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Joe Alien Pence Jr
William Boyd Johnston
Fort Bragg
Harald Rivers
Heri Wins First Professional Trampoline Championship
Fern dale New York George Heri of Los Angeles topped a field to win the first professional trampoline championship at Grossinger Country Club. Heri led the competition with a clear margin, finishing ahead of rivals on Tuesday.
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Ferndale
N.Y
George Heri
Los Angeles
Heri
Grossinger Country Club
Anti-Goldwater Forces Disarmed and Beaten
The rump convention of Republican governors ends with Goldwater tightening his grip on the nomination while anti-Goldwater leaders clash over the platform. A poll from the Cleveland Press shows a split among governors among Goldwater Rockefeller Scranton and Lodge backers, with Smyle still collecting ideas for a unified platform.
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Cleveland
UPI
Pightens
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Sen
Ator
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
California
Rockefeller
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Cleveland Press
Goldwater
Scranton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Robert E. Smyle
Idaho
GOP
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