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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
6
Ukiah Rotary clubs launch this year’s Yo kago Council Boy Scout fund drive to support Scouting’s vital community program. The article explains youths pay for uniforms, equipment, dues, and camp costs, with sustaining memberships open beyond parents to include all citizens.
The National Education Association notes teen spending rose from 11 billion in 1963 to a projected 21 billion by 1970, with an average of 489 dollars per year per teen. Most money comes from earnings or allowances for food recreation clothes and grooming. Some youths in poverty contemplate dropping out to help (Source: NEA).
California state government will function through fiscal 1964 65 after the budget was passed by both chambers. The $5.65 billion plan, $19 million under the governor’s request, includes $1.4 billion for education and roughly $700 million for highways health welfare and related agencies. Construction totals reach $380 million largely funded by bonds, with policy provisions tightening welfare cost control and budgeting rules. The report notes surplus prospects and adds that bond funded projects may mask current revenue costs.
A Sacramento column mocks California deer policy as the legislature requires yearly attorney general opinions on whether a hunting season can exist in District 1, covering Modoc Lassen Shasta and Siskiyou. It blames Assemblywoman Penne LeDavis for curbing the Fish and Game Commission and calls for permanent restoration of deer management powers.
One hundred thirty six Ukiah high school seniors will receive diplomas at commence ment exercises to be held Friday night in Chessall gymnasium. Four students selected as commencement speakers are Leo Bleier Carolyn Dorn Miryam Feibusch and Don Mitchell. Tonight the senior class dinner and ball takes place at Blue Lakes Lodge with members of the class approved guests and faculty sponsors attending.
Sacramento Scene reports on a Merced supervisor convention with fair treatment for hosts and jokes about drinking water. It surveys the May 1914 California primary results, noting high GOP turnout and mixed sentiment toward Cranston Salinger and Brown. It highlights post mortems, endorsements, and legislative upsets, including Willie Brown Jr. defeating Edward Gaffney and Jack R. Fenton unseating John Moreno.
In Ukiah California on June 9 1964 readers protest how voters were told a county Bookmobile would be a gift. They warn of annual costs between 115000 and 200000 and argue funds could better serve roads schools and libraries. They contest voter understanding and eligibility to vote on this facility in rural Mendocino County.
Drew Pearson reports from Addis Ababa on a three year undeclared conflict in East Africa. Somalia and Egypt led propaganda campaigns backed by the Soviet and Chinese blocs aim to topple Haile Selassie and push influence along the Red Sea. The piece traces U.S. cautious aid, regional dynamics, and a fragile cease fire amid border tensions and Nile water politics.
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