Pomolita to Graduate Class of 63 Wednesday
Pomolita school marks Class of 63 with 306 eighth graders. Four top students deliver commencement addresses in Carl Purdy hall as 8 PM program capstones the year. Barbara Sten Donna Whipple Patricia Knudsen Jerome Sedzako present talks on democracy integrity and dropout tragedy. Music by the school band chorus and piano. Superintendent Jack Simpson and Principal Robert Broaddus oversee awards and diplomas. Bishop Robert Knudsen gives invocation and benediction.
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Carl Pur
Carl Purdy Hall
Barbara Sten
Democracy Today
Donna Whipple
Patricia Knudsen
Jerome Sedzako
Iand
Duane Thompson
June Chains
Nancy Johnson
Floyd Darby
Jack Simpson
Robert Broaddus
Lawrence Clark
Robert Russell
Robert Knudsen
Eight Hopland H S Students To Graduate
Eight Hopland High School graduates will receive diplomas at combined commencement at Hopland High. Dr. Thomas A. Nicholson of Ukiah will deliver the address. Wanda Hill and Mary Lou Haskell serve as valedictorian and salutatorian. Anthony DeMarcantonio presents diplomas.
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Hopland High School
Thomas A. Nicholson
Ukiah
Mendocino County
Wanda Hill
Mary Lou Haskell
Anthony DeMarcantonio
Board of
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Anthony Lee DeMarcantonio
Dejoris Marie Hardin
Wanda Jeannette Hill
Betsy Mozelle McCann
Wendell Ray McCann
Dennis Gayle Murphy
Julia Pearl ‘Proctor
John Gobeille
Hopland Grammar School
Ronald Rosetti
Ernest L. Harpe
Hopland Elementary Board
Chester Robert Elliott Jr
John ‘Raymond Bogwille
Gilbert Thomas Jojella
Alice Marie Lincoln
Vicky Lee Morrow
Quard Jean Woolley
Ukiah Trustees Meeting Tonight Schedule Changes
One school board cancels due to graduation week rush while Calpella elementary trustees move to next Tuesday June 18. Ukiah elementary district trustees meet 7 30 p m at S Dora street offices and Ukiah high school district trustees meet 8 p m in the high school library as scheduled.
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S. Dora Street
Goodyear warehouse attacked in Caracas blaze
Gunmen tied to pro Castro groups set fire to a U.S. owned Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. warehouse in Caracas Venezuela. No casualties were reported and damage was estimated at about $500000.
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Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Two More Ice Follies Winners Named
The Daily Journal announces two winners from its Ice Follies contest. William A. Thorne of Rose Avenue claimed two free tickets after spotting his name on the classified page, with Patricia Hermans of Thompson Avenue also winning and eligible for tickets. Winners must appear at the Journal office by 5 p.m. the day after publication to claim.
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Daily Journal
William A. Thorne
Rose Avenue
Journal
Winterland
San Francisco
Patricia Hermans
Thompson Avenue
Two Sisters In Warrant Jury Box
Mendocino County juror selection for the War of the Warrants trial moved through a second venire as Judge Emerson prepared a third. Sisters Dora Goodman and Mary May sat side by side in the box, prompting questions about juror independence. Court attendance included Ukiah and Willits residents. peremptory challenges stood at 30 for defense and 12 for prosecution, with 2–3 alternates anticipated for the six week trial. Continued on Page 5.
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Kathy Hunter
Mendocino County
Dora Goodman
Hopland
Emerson
Mary May
Ukiah
Alvin H. Goldstein
Folger Emerson
Delois Richardson
Mendocino State Hospital Employe
Edith Hildebrand
Willits
Maude Lake
Anne Dawe
Timmie Hughes
Virginia O'Farrell
Marion Doty
Daniel Hamer
Fort Bragg
Tool and Die Man
Hazel Requa
Ann Isle
Defies Kennedy Wallace Bars Negro Students at Door
In Tuscaloosa Alabama governor Wallace blocked two Negro students Vivian Malone and James Hood from entering the University of Alabama, defying a Kennedy order to cease and desist. Federal officials said the students would be registered later, with Malone and Hood remaining near the door while deputies prepared entry.
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AL Kuettner
Tuscaloosa, Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Kennedy
Vivian’ Malone
James A. Hood
University
Foster Auditorium
Miss Malone
Hood
U.S
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Katzenbach
United States
Edwin Guthman
Justice Department
St Marys Graduates Diploma Night at Church
Thirty nine St Marys eighth grade graduates received diplomas and awards at St Marys Catholic Church. Rev Fr Roger Anderson gave the traditional address for the class of 28 boys and 11 girls. Ronald Bogner and Deborah Wilson won scholastic awards. Michael Peroni earned the most diligent study award. Perfect attendance honors went to Susan Gulyash Celeste Mars Lisa Nelson and Stephen Wehrmann.
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St. Mary’s School
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Roger Anderson
Ronald Bogner
Deborah Wilson
Michael Peroni
Susan Gulyash
Celeste Mars
Lisa Nelson
Stephen Wehrmann
Richard Amadio
Thomas Andrews
David Blank
David Bowen
Garret Bulger
Maurice Cox
Jerry Druliner
Stephen Dulaney
Michael Griffin
Gary Island
James Jean
Frank Johnson
Christopher Keiffer
Bradford King
Robert Kircher
Thomas Langem
William Look
David Luiz
Richard Ryan
Patrick Sallee
John Silva
Timothy Tracy
Martin Wattenburger
Kieren Wilishon
Dennis Zanella
Nancy Charters
Glenda Elgart
Kathleen Garaventa
Carol Johnson
Kathleen Johnson
Robin Morgan
Diane Thornhill
Fire calls report on multiple small blazes
Fire department logs list three incidents on Monday beginning at 2 24 p m with a grass fire at I A Boesel property 210 Thompson then a frying pan blaze at Mary Hays residence 120 S Spring St and finally a rubbish fire at Gene Walker residence 1042 A West Standley St all with no damage noted
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Mary Hays
S. Spring St
Gene Walker
West Standley St
Drop in Bartlett pear crop predicted for 1963
Sacramento reports the California Department of Agriculture predicts a 45 percent drop in Bartlett pear production for 1963 due to adverse spring weather. The total would be 190000 tons, down from 348000 last year and 44 percent below the five year average, the smallest crop since 1940. Continuous rains during bloom and poor fungi disease control caused a light set in most Bartlett pear areas.
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Strike stalls as rail unions defer nationwide walkout
Railroad union leaders accepted Labor Secretary Wirtz’s plan to delay a nationwide strike until at least next week after railroad companies agreed to the proposal on Monday. The action follows intensified labor talks and signals a pause in potential disruptions to U.S. rail service.
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W. Willard Wirtz
Court Upholds Civil Search Seizure Laws
The Supreme Court ruled eight to one that states must follow federal Fourth Amendment standards on unreasonable searches and probable cause for arrest, applying federal protections to state officers. The decision follows other rulings expanding defendants’ rights, including access to lawyers and fair transcripts, and signals more cases on sit-ins and school prayer in coming terms.
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Charlotte Moulton
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
California
Calpella School Graduation Set
Calpella elementary marks its seven eighth graders with diplomas at the annual commencement tomorrow at 7 30 p m Anita Mathews delivers welcome Debra Berlin outlines class history Darrell Linderman reads the class will and testament Randy Broglio speaks Our Preparations for the Future Principal John Franz awards the diplomas
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Calpella Elementary School
Anita Mathews
Debra Berlin
Darrell Linderman
Randy Broglio
John Franz
Tragedy in Utah Scout Outing Leaves 12 Dead
Twelve people die and 34 are injured when a truck carrying Boy Scouts, university professors, and a reporter plunges down a mountainside in Garfield County Utah. Survivors describe brakes failing as the open bed rolled over a cliff. Group was bound for Hole in the Rock on the Colorado River for a river crossing, organized by Socotwa Expedition Co.
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Esocalante
Utah
UPI
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No Man's Land
Here
Garfield County
David Hall
Provo
George Middleton
Hole-In-The-Rock
Colorado River
Roily
Bryan Roundy
Tom Heal
Escalante
Socotwa Expedition Conp
Liberal Financial Aid For Migrant Workers
Senate approved a four bill package authorizing 50.5 million in federal aid to migrant farm families. Funds would support education sanitation and improved working conditions for workers who travel with harvests across the country.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
California approves largest state budget in history
The 1964 California budget totals 3.248 billion dollars for the new fiscal year starting July 1. Gov Brown backs a personal income tax withholding plan despite partisan GOP opposition and ongoing Senate debate. The Ways and Means Committee trimmed expenditures by about 16 million, balancing cuts with offsets to keep the program under the governor’s target. The plan faces a two thirds vote and possible October 1 effective date for withholding in the Senate.
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California
Fone
Assembly Today For
Edmund G. Brown
Assembly
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Brown
Senate
GOP
Oakland
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Covelo Judge Attacks Examiner Reporter Over Feudin Indians Article
Judge Glenn Evans of Covelo blasts San Francisco Examiner reporter Charles Cruttenden for errors and humor in Cruttenden’s June 4 article about Mendocino County Indians. Evans says Cruttenden misstates tribal facts and local dynamics while praising freedom of the press. The remarks were made to Tess Jesenko, Round Valley journalist.
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Mendocino County
Glenn Evans
Covelo
Evans
Charles Cruttenden
San Francisco Examiner
Cruttenden
Glenn W. Evans
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Alabama
Ukiah
Tess Jesenko
Journal
Round Valley Area
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