California Real Estate Association Meet At Monterey June 24 26
Vern Righ atyison, president of Mendocino Co Realty Board, announces CREA meetings at Monterey June 24 26 with 72 committee sessions and 1000 board members attending. Sessions at Monterey County Fairgrounds Casa Munray and San Carlos Hotels feature industrial and commercial discussions, tax relief, and housing equity. Entertainment includes golf at Del Monte and a 19th century melodrama at Theatre of Monterey.
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Mendocino student wins statewide savings award
Miss Sten, Ukiah High senior, received a $100 cash award from Mendocino Lake Savings and Loan Association as a statewide winner. She also earned an engraved medallion at a Santa Rosa recognition dinner honoring top area high school students. She plans UC Davis for math and nursing, and has been active in the California Scholarship Federation and as a Gray Lady at Mendocino State Hospital.
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Real estate and land listings near Ukiah and Lakefront
A dense listing of property offerings including 160 acres hunting land at 39 500, lakefront frontage at 135 000 with harbor, 1550 acre develop sites at 345 000, 900 feet lake frontage with stores and rentals, and 28 by 30 foot outbuildings. Features include 3 bedroom de luxe homes, 8 acres, blacktopped parking, and a 600 head sheep operation nearby. Golden State Realty at 1215 Redwood Highway South promotes Bay Area advertising.
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Ukiah Hosts Weekend Duplicate Bridge Tourneys
A unit master point bridge tourney is set for Sunday at the Ukiah Municipal clubhouse starting 6 30 p m under unit president Al Bellon. Monday brings a Ukiah Duplicate Bridge Club event at the Palace Hotel starting 7 30 p m. Open to interested pairs, with results noting Dave Strong and Bill Riemeyer taking east west honors at the Palace.
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Never Missed Voting Says Japan's Oldest Man
Jyubei Nakamura, who celebrated his 113th birthday on June 4, says he has never missed voting in national and local elections since Japan's first parliamentary election about 70 years ago. He remains Japan's believed oldest man and cites civic duty as his motive.
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Train wreck blamed on crew disobedience near Fort Bragg
The Interstate Commerce Commission found that a September wreck near Fort Bragg injuring 68 people was caused by a skunk crew failing to follow orders. The collision involved two California Western Railroad Mendocino County diesel cars on a curvy section of track. The ICC said the westbound train did not stop at a spur switch as required and a motorman reported a blackout before the crash. Action urged to enforce operating rules.
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Pomolita Commencement Highlights Music And Guidance
Pomolita graduates received diplomas as Principal Broadus and Simpson praised students. Parents were urged to support individual interests and study habits to guide careers or training. The program featured the Pomolita band with the Star Spangled Banner and Beethoven, two trumpets tunes, and choral performances conducted by June Chain and Nancy Johnson. Kathleen Cheetham and Jeff Langley provided piano accompaniments.
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Dirksen Reflects On Internationalism And Klan In Interview
In a Capitol Hill interview Senator Dirksen defends bipartisan international cooperation and cites need for congressional checks on aid while criticizing de Gaulle. He questions Klans persistence and discusses staffing needs and political dynamics within Congress.
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Ukiah Fair grounds to dedicate new livestock exhibit and ring
A new 80 by 80 foot steel exhibit building and judging ring at the Ukiah Fair grounds will be dedicated Tuesday July 13 from 6 to 9 PM in memory of Alton Racine Fort Bragg Redwood Empire Fair director who died recently. Gov Pat Brown Assemblyman Belotti State Sen Peters en officials and agriculture leaders will attend. The structure includes an enclosed ring and seating and is open on the east side.
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Frank Petersen
of Agriculture
Oklahoma boy wins national spelling bee title
Michael Kerpan Jr a 12 year old from Tulsa Oklahoma won the 88th annual National Spelling Bee in a 30 minute final against Judy Marie Gaurr 12 of Topeka Kansas spelling larghetto. He receives 1000 dollars a trip to the New York World’s Fair and a trophy for St Peter and Paul School Tulsa. Judy Gaurr earns 500 dollars.
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Progress dinner salute links Humphrey to jobs pledge
San Francisco Gov Edmund G. Brown introduced Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey at a Plats For Progress dinner, saying he spoke for all in hoping the vice president would help minorities find work as effectively as he did for himself last year.
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UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Hubert H. Humphrey
Gemini 4 astronauts recount dramatic space flight
The Gemini-4 twins praised ground teams at a news conference in the Manned Spacecraft Center auditorium after their mission. Dr. Robert Seamans lauded new knowledge about the space environment, and Robert Gilruth called the story Cinderella-like and the flight a magnificent feat.
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Manned Spacecraft Center
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Space Agency
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Robert R. Gilruth
Manned ‘Spacecraft Center
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Ear Structure Keeps Balance And Hearing Alive
The human ear helps man hear and maintain balance, with its complex structures enabling sound perception and spatial orientation. The article notes the ear’s role in equilibrium and auditory processing.
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