Highway paving bids reported for Redwood Highway project
State Division of Highways announces bids for repaving segments of the Redwood Highway from Sonoma County to Hopland and Layton areas with 6.3 miles north of Hopland and 3.9 to 5.5 miles west of Layton. Granite Construction Co of Watsonville bids 584 011 for emergency rock slope protection and roadway work. Green Construction Co of San Mateo bids 5 531 429 for a four lane US 101 freeway from Englewood to 4.2 miles south of Scotia.
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Helwer
Modesto
Sonoma County
Hoptind
Lay- 5
Granite Construction Company of
Watsonville
Legett
Green Construction Company
San’ Mateo
Englewood
Scotia
Camp Controversy Drops Black Boy Participation
A reported shift at a youth camp shows the Black ratio falling from 60 to 40 percent two weeks earlier to about 50 50 after discharges. The camp’s population declined from 163 to 118, with Miller noting a transfer to Washington and school principal Eugene Evans stepping in as interim supervisor. He cites Project 10,000 aiming to place 10,000 boys in camps by June 30, but says there is nothing for them to do.
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Miller
California Youth Authority
Washington, D.C
Eugene Evans
Bipartisan debate over Vietnam policy and military power
The speaker warns against Congress undermining the president in Vietnam decisions and weighs scenarios such as bombing China and retaliatory actions. He argues for careful military recommendations from leaders like the Joint Chiefs of Staff and emphasizes victory as essential, while criticizing substitutes for strong leadership.
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Viet Nam
Congress
Jodds
Free World
China
Peking
Southeast Asia
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dirksen
MacArthur
Pomolita District Graduates Showcase Notable Class
Nineteen students at Pomolita Elementary District received diplomas in a graduation marked by outstanding achievement awards. Principal Bob Broadus presented 18 achievement honors and a unique sportsmanship trophy to John Mercer, the third recipient since its inception. Eighth graders Jeff Langley and others led student government, while four seniors spoke at commencement detailing Mendocino County and Ukiah valley history and geology.
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Sth
Ae Siiki
Wit
Bob. Broaddag
John Mercer
Mercer
Bill “Henney
Pomuolita
Broaddus
Jeff Langley
Albert
Bucky) Ganter
Lynelle
Debra Richardson
Richard Rinehart
Lynne Rowden
Terry Thurman
Joanne West
Lynelle Yttreness
Mendocino County
Ukiah Valley
Robin Curttis
Ukiah
Simpson
Ukiah High School Class of 1965 Commencement
The Ukiah High School district will hold commencement exercises for a record 186 boys and 178 girls at Carl Purdy Hall, Mendocino County Fairgrounds. Supt Murphy will present diplomas. Student speakers include Pat Maurer Kathy Persky and Maurice Kruth. Principal Miss Audrey Hollenbeck urges parents and friends to arrive by 7:45 for seating.
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Pitan High School
Ukiah High School
Carl Purdy
Murphy
Ukiah Union Bien School
Pat Maurer
Kathy Persky
Maurice Kruth
Audrey Hollenbeck
More Journal readers win Follies tickets
Howard F. Davis of 403 E Perkins and Frank A. Gibson of 4 Lorraine Court are the second and third winners in the Daily Journal's Find Your Name contest. Each reader spotted their names on the classified page and received two free tickets to the Shipstads and Johny On Ice Follies opening next Wednesday at San Francisco Winterland.
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Howard F. Davis
E. Perkins
Frank A. Gibson
Lorraine Court
Dailyurnal
San Francisco
Winterland
United States to fund American Studies institute in London
The U.S. Embassy announced on Thursday that the United States would contribute 747,698 dollars to establish an Institute of American Studies in London. The funding aims to strengthen scholarly ties and promote American studies in the United Kingdom.
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London
UPI
U.S
Fiere
United States
St Mary’s 8th Grade Honors at Graduation
Eleven St Mary’s School eighth graders were honored at the graduation exercises. Marshal Fransinello and Ted Jéan won outstanding achievement in scholarship for the class of 65. Christine Petersen and Christine Stover earned recognition for conscientious study, Tommy Brooks received mathematics excellence, Mary Johnson was noted for ideal student qualities, Debra Wold won the 1965 sportsmanship and school spirit award, and special awards for perfect attendance went to John Bogner, Boagi, Hal Jona Seyret, and Marie.
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St. Mary
Marshal Fransinello
Ted Jéan
Christine Petersen
Christine Stover
Tommy Brooks
Mary~ Johnson
St. Mary’s
Debra Wold
St. Mary's Schoo
John Bogner
Boagi
Hal Jona Seyret
Marie
Castro's Sister Says He Would Destroy U S
Fidel Castro's sister Juanita Castro testified before a House committee that Castro intends to destroy the United States and harbors hatred toward America. She cited Cuban government trips for American student groups in 1963 and 1964 as examples of Castro laughing at U S laws and said Cuba is governed by fear and terrorism. She claimed Castro persecuted Cuban Negroes despite his public stance on racial equality.
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Washington
UPI
Fidel Castro
House
United States
Juanita Castro
Fidel
America
House Committee of Un-American Activities
Mailman Attacked by German Shepherd in Somerville
Mailman Peter Fantasis was bitten by a large German shepherd while delivering mail in Somerville. He freed himself after a tug of war and fled to a hospital. The dog owner Ned Chicoine faced orders to confine the animal pending evaluation.
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Somerville
Mass
UPI
Peter Fantasis
Senate OKs 4 Billion Budget For Next Fiscal Year
SACRAMENTO. The Senate approved a $4,143,542,183 budget for the year starting July 1 by a 31 to 8 vote. The package carries $67 million in new items and is about $3.6 million more than the Assembly version. A conference committee to reconcile differences with the Assembly is expected to start this weekend.
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Sacramento
UPS
Senate
Assembly
Senate Assembly
Auto Hits Bike Injures Local Youth
James Richardson 8, of 535 N School Street was slightly injured when he biked into the path of a car driven by 17 year old Bugh McAvoy of 1139 W Perkins. The incident occurred at 3:29 p.m. on Scott Street in the 200 block. McAvoy was not cited. Richardson was treated at Ukiah General Hospital.
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James Richardson
N. School Street
Bugh McAvoy
W. Perkins
Scott Street
McAvoy
Ukiah General Hospital
Filling station attendant charged in six year old boy murder
Police charged 23 year old Ernest William Harried with killing Zachary Catlett whose body was found in a canvas bag near his home. The suspect was a known acquaintance of the Catlett family and was taken into custody after the discovery on Thursday.
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Washington
UPI
Ernest William Harried
Zachary Catlett
Harried
Catlett
Louis Armstrong Arrives for Malmoe Jazz Festival
UPI reports famed trumpeter Louis Armstrong arrived in Malmoe Sweden on Thursday for the Malmoe Jazz Festival and was named an honorary commander of the Malmoe Fire Brigade on arrival.
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Louis Malmoe
Sweden
UPI
Louis’ Armstrong
Malmoe
Astronaut White Delivers Spacewalk Milestone Report
Edward White described using a space pistol to push himself out of the capsule and float in space during Gemini 4. He and James McDivitt maintained orbit as White attempted to maneuver and photograph outside the ship. White recounted walking on the spacecraft and facing the awe of a 194 million viewers while confirming he stayed connected by radio. He exceeded his planned time to detach and organize gear before slipping back inside.
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Alvin B
Webb JR
White
Earth
Sule
Alge Pene Ie
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Ukigh Valley
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Jack Simpson
Ukigh Union
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Carl Purdy Hall
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Ory
Ukiah High Nation
Eaders
Castro
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