309 Grads Awarded Diplomas at Pomoluta School
One hundred forty three boys and 166 girls at Pomoluta School received diplomas in a streamlined commencement. Seventeen honors were awarded with 11 of the Outstanding Achievement recipients being girls. Joel Killen was the lone male speaker among four student orators. Larry Royval won the second Bill Henne Bones award for athletic merit. Presenters included Fred Campbell and Principal Bob Broaddus. Superintendent Jack Simpson urged graduates to keep learning as they begin life’s education. Speakers included William Hyatt Pamela Trumble Joel Killen and Marette Lode. Vocal music by June Chain accompanied the program.
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Pomoluta School
Carl Purdy
Joel Killen
Larry Royval
Bill Henne
Larry
Pete
Royval
Fred Campbell
Bob Broaddus
Pamela Trumble
Marette Lode
June Chain
Six Students Honored at RV Graduation
Six students at Redwood Valley High School received special awards as the largest graduating class in history, 63, was awarded diplomas by John M. Johnson of the Board of Trustees. Sharon Russell and Tom Broaddus earned scholarships, Carolyn Cliburn, John Pictila, and Tommy Hill won citizenship and music trophies, with Miss Cliburn receiving the trustees’ art award. Senator Frank Petersen spoke. class greetings were by Ann Dutra and Tom Hill delivered the address "Today Decides Tomorrow."
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The
Redwood
Walley
John M. Johnson
Board of
Sharon Russell
Tom Broaddus
Carolyn Cliburn
John Pictila
Tommy Hill
Miss Cliburn
Redwood Valley Trustees
Ihm
Frank Petersen
Nancy Butcher
Ann Dutra
Tom Hill
Waste per House of Commons daily average rises
London officials reported an average 880 pounds of waste accumulated in the House of Commons each day, outlining disposal and housekeeping implications for parliamentary operations.
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London
UPD
House of Commons
City Council Rejects Bid On Sewer District Lines
Ukiah City Council rejected the lone bid for a Feed Lot Road sewer line project, planning revised specs to fix trench, water and soil issues and setting June 23 to reopen bids. A church variance appeal at 1156 Helen Avenue was continued to next week with key officials absent. a duplex variance at 649 Marshall was approved.
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Ukiah Valley
Ukiah
Las Night
Lin Ford
Planning Commission
Ukiah Community Church
Helen Avenue
Lyell Cash
Sterling Norgard
Pam Williams
D. R. Bragg
Marshall
Potter Valley High School Graduation Honors Slone Lead
Potter Valley High School celebrated graduation with Tommy Slone receiving top honors and multiple awards including a $25 savings bond a VFW medal and certificate for public speaking a Bank of America achievement trophy and a California Scholarship Federation life membership Slone led as a straight A student and school leader Judy Watts and Nick Thill shared honors with 18 seniors receiving diplomas Merle Orchard delivered the address Rev Merton Haskell spoke and the Senior Chorus performed Ronald Caudillo gave the salutatory with the processional and recessional led by Marston Gillette diploma presenters included Trustee Ernie Pauli
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Tommy Slone
Humboldt State College
Potter Valley
Slone
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Bank of America
California Scholarship Federation
Judy Watts
Nick Thill
Miss Watts
Lowell Near
Thill
Lecuona
Merle Orchard
Merton Haskell
Ronald Caudillo
America the Beautiful
Marston Gillette
Ernie Pauli
Walter Charles Anderson
Nathaniel Eugene Baughman
Kenneth Allen Clark
Mariyn Ann Clark
Sandra Gay Elmer
Thomas Michael Hopper
Sandralee Kirchmeier
Billy DeSouain Meyer
Michael Richard Reeder
Kathleen Ann Roach
Wayne Shields
Sheila Jean Shields
Delmore Thomas Slone, Jr
Rosalie Marie Sorensen
Nicholas L. Thill
Judy Ann Watts
Dallas Harold Wall
Airport manager reports seven landing lights smashed
Elmer Harmon, manager of the Ukiah airport, told police yesterday afternoon that he found seven landing lights with smashed lenses, indicating possible vandalism or damage to airport facilities.
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Elmer Harmon
Ukiah
Cologne school flamethrower attack kills two teachers
A man wielding a homemade flamethrower and a crude spear invaded a Cologne Catholic elementary school, sprayed students, and stabbed two teachers to death. The interior burned as police captured the attacker, Walter Seifert, 42, who had threatened revenge and claimed to be Adolf Hitler II. Seifert was shot after swallowing insecticide and hospitalized in serious condition.
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Cologne
Germany
UPI
Walter Seifert
Anna Langehr
Shortlire
Seifert
Mrs Rea Wins Follies Tickets
Mrs J Newell Rea of 312 Ford Street claimed two free Ice Follies tickets after appearing on the Daily Journal Find Your Name contest. She becomes the third reader to win and will see the Shipstads and Johnson show at San Francisco Winterland. Check today’s want ads for chances to win.
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Daily Journal
J. Newell Rea
Ford Street
Journal
Youthful Ukiah Housewife Rape Victim Report
A 17-year-old Ukiah high school student was arrested for raping an 18-year-old Ukiah housewife at her Perkins Street home after midnight Tuesday. He allegedly forced entry, threatened to beat her, and was booked for forcible rape and unnatural acts. He was taken to Juvenile Hall pending a court appearance.
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Ukiah High School
Ukiah
Perkins Street
Talmage
Jerry Ransom
Don Scatto
District Attorney's Office
Robert Winslow
Goldwater Vote on Filibuster Splits GOP and Dem Views
Washington reports scattered reaction to Senator Barry Goldwater's vote against cloture on the civil rights filibuster. Republicans fear impact on a potential nomination while Democrats see northern gains for 1964 prospects. Hayden in Arizona aligns with Goldwater's stance, complicating regional expectations.
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Warren Duffee Washington
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
GOP
Arizona
Goldwater
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate
West
New Mexico
South
Cyprus mission ends with hopeful note to break Cyprus deadlock
An urgent U S mission led by Undersecretary of State George Ball concluded in Ankara Turkey today as Turkish political sources said the effort might crack the months old deadlock between Turkey and Greece over Cyprus.
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Ankara
Turkey
UPI
U. S
George Ball
Cyprus
Johnson
Ball
Greece
Governors face low morale at GOP governors’ conference
Republican governors entered the Governors Conference with dim prospects for the 1964 campaign. Most prefer not to nominate Barry Goldwater, fearing a Goldwater ticket could hurt congressional and state races. Eisenhower’s intervention and Nixon’s hints failed to rally support as in 1952.
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Cleveland
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Arizona
Houston
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Robert A. Taft
Dewey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
White House
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Grass fire near Mendocino Van and Storage area
Fire crews responded at 11 37 a m to a grass fire on city right of way near Mendocino Van and Storage Mason and Standley Streets with no damage reported.
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Mendocino
Mason and Standley Streets
Jets to carry Laos reconnaissance flights at intervals
Washington reports the State Department says U S jet planes will continue air sweeps over Laos at intervals to monitor Red military movements. A spokesman noted a clear understanding with Laos premier Souphanouvong that operational details will not be discussed publicly.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
U.S
Laos
Phillips
Herve
Shah Calls China Major Threat During U.S. Visit
Shah of Iran Mohammed Reza Pahlavi told reporters in Los Angeles that Communist China is the world’s major threat because it aims to destroy only surface population. He contrasted China with Russia, saying Moscow seeks to sustain its society and raise living standards. The Shah and Empress Farah Diba are in the United States on a six day visit and he was to speak at UCLA commencement.
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Los Angieles
UPI
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Iran
China
Russia
Shah
Farah Dibah
United States
Middle East
Ucla
Delayed Package Found After Post Office Move
In Browthor ne England a postman told Mrs. Maud Justice a package had been delayed. She checked the date Christmas 1954 and agreed. The mailman said the package was found when the local post office was moved recently.
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Browthorne
Eng
UPI
Montana Flood Toll Rises in Grim Search Across State
Floods in Montana continue a grim hunt for missing bodies as search crews regroup around Missoula and Great Falls. Officials report 28 dead with 115 still missing after dam breaks on Two Medicine and Swift Dams. Damages surge to tens of millions, with Gov. Babcock warning costs could triple. More than 6,000 residents face relief needs across affected areas.
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Great Falls
Mont
Upid
Montana
Clark Fork
Missoula
Orchard Homes
Tim Babcock
Red Cross
Two Medicine
Swift
Birch Creek
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Kathleen McCray
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Peggy Peterson
Dorothy Smith
Marilyn Steliga
Mary Williamson
Bones
Frederick Campbell
Ukiah Fairgrounds
William Hyatt
Marette
Mnchre
Adolf Hitler
Sigmund Germann
Volkhoven
Siefert
Ursula Kuhr
Gertrud Bolenrath
Rea
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