Ukiah High Class of '63 To Graduate 273
The Ukiah high school Class of 63, now 273 strong, will graduate tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Carl Purdy hall. From a freshman class of four years ago, the cohort has become the largest inUkiah High history, notable for athletic success and leadership in school and community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah High School
Carl Purdy
California Scholarship Federation
W. O. Murphy
CSF
Robert Bernard
Steve Book
Richard Bulger
Mike Cash
Susan A. Eainey
Bruce Galvin
Karon Graham
Frances Grant
Jay Hayes
Carmen Helisten
Louise Hornung
Jon Hudson
Jennifer Lewman
Christine MacDougall
Mary McFarling
Cynthia Mercer
Martyn Meyer
Betty Knighton Miller
Cheryl Orme
Randolph L. Goward
Vicki Simpson
Maribeth Spratt
Noelle Tamborini
Brian Weatherford
Libby Wise
Drasy
Larry ‘Myers
Rose Bowie
Board Adopts 1964 Ukiah Valley Rodeo and Fair Dates
Directors of the 12th District Agricultural Association set May 23-24 for the Ukiah Valley Rodeo and Aug 21-23 for the Redwood Empire Fair. Manager Jim Tocher announced booth space at Purdy hall for August is booked and garden club entries are in. The board approved hiring Ralph Hinds as assistant fair manager for two and a half months before the fair and allocated $500 for related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
12Th District Agricultural Association
Ukiah Valley
Jim Tocher
Purdy Hall
Nelmes Smith
George Hunter
Tocher
Pat Hotchkiss
Smith
Ralph Hinds
Cal Poly
Judge Burke Reversed by High Court
The First District Court of Appeals in San Francisco overturned Superior Judge Wayne Burke’s June dismissal of three grand theft charges against John Riley, a Mendocino County former equipment mechanic. Riley faces surrender or an all points bulletin after the reversal and will be reheld for arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First District Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Wayne Burke
John Riley
Mendocing
Riley
James Smith
Clarence Hulbert
Boonville
Cooper Trucking Company
Ukiah
Morris Grupp
Burke
Depuy
Dale Underwood
Court of Appeals
Fred Goss
Ukiah Justice Court
New County Jobs Open
Supervisors moved to budget studies and consider changes to the county administration. The board split the deputy clerk and purchasing agent post held by Edith Beck, who has resigned, and heard a Grand Jury push for centralized purchasing to save taxpayers money. Dwight Hulse is expected to be appointed purchasing agent with an assistant to follow under civil service, with a deputy clerk and hiring timelines set for July. A speed limit study for Sherwood Road near Brooktrails was referred to further review.
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W. B. Broaddus
Edith Beck
Board of Supervisors
County Purchasing Committee
Dwight Hulse
Board
Hulse
Civil Service
Committee On Purchasing
Sherwood Road
Brooktrails
Wil
Third Venire Sets New County Jury Record in War of Warrants
Mendocino County courts enter a seventh day of the War of the Warrants trial with no juror seated and an extra venire of 50 called as judges push toward a trial verdict. Prosecutors and defense still hold 16 challenges. jurors questioned on mind set, opinions, and connections to defendants and witnesses. Names like Oscar Klee and his wife Charlene surface in questioning amid references to the Anderson Valley Advertiser transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. L. Held
Jim Busch
Mendocino County
Maurice Tindall
Glenn Evans
Robert Morton
Shan Salisbury
Goldstein
Willits
Maude Lake
Ukiah
Mary May
Dora Goodman
Hopland
Ann Dawe
Timmie Hughes
Virginia O'Farrell
Retha Neblett
Cummings
Daniel Hamer
Fort Bragg
Tool and Die Man
Marguerite Stotts
Potter Valley
Ann Isle
Paul
Retired Welder Delights Court With Comments
A Bay area welder Joseph Banasco retired to a Greenwood road cattle ranch near Philo appeared in court. He joked about staying in the courtroom and being rehired, while noting he raises whiteface cattle and dislikes sheepmen. Prosecutor Goldstein excused him as the session began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Area
Greenwood Road
Philo
Joseph Banasco
Banasco
Banasco Avas
Goldstein
Maurice Tindall
Garberville Timber Operators Accused in Session
SACRAMENTO UPS A hearing of accusations by state Forester F H W Raymond against several timber operators in Garberville was ordered today. The Mansfield Benbow Corp John Benbow LeRoy S Elliott and Robert P Matthews face charges for failing to leave seed trees for reforestation fell snags minimize soil erosion and obey fire prevention rules with a June 17 hearing in Garberville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPS
F. HW. Raymond
Garberville
DeWitt Nelson
Department of Conservation
Mansfield - Benbow Corp
John Benbow
LeRoy S. Elliott
Robert P. Matthews
Raymond
Ukiah Teachers Group Revises Salary Savings Plan
A Ukiah elementary district salary committee reduced its earlier estimate of possible administrative savings by charging cafeteria secretarial costs to the cafeteria budget to about 3 600 dollars. Superintendent Jack Simpson said the administration had already considered cutting booster teachers and may return three boosters to regular classrooms next year, increasing class loads and potentially slowing student progress. Trustees postponed action pending kindergarten enrollment and budget estimates, while noting preschool registrations and a growing summer program. A new speech therapist joined a summer class and several staff changes were approved or noted for resignations and leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Jack Simpson
Ata
Simpson
Beverly Wandhausen
San Jose State
Crippled Children’s Services
Dorothy Wilson
Frank Zeek
Yvonne McGaugh
Oak Manor
Charles Beard
Frank
Wallace Yields to Pressure at Alabama Integration
On a Tuscaloosa campus under federal guard two Negro students, Vivian Malone and James Hood, began classes without incident as Governor Wallace capitulated to federal troops. Medgar Evers, NAACP organizer in Mississippi, was fatally shot near a civil rights rally, adding to a day of volatile tensions across the Deep South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Vivian Malone
Jimmy Heed
AL Kuettner
Tuscaloosa, Ala
UPI
National Guard
Mobile
Ala
Jackson, Miss
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Mississippi
Medgar Evers
U. S
National
James A.hood
East Gadsden
Gorge C. Wallace
Kennedy
Miss Malone
Wallace
Hood
Eisenhower Calls Moon Race Nutty At Capitol Breakfast
Former President Eisenhower told about 160 Republican lawmakers that spending four million on a moon race for prestige is nuts. He criticized Kennedy era space costs and urged Congress to set defense budgets without excess funding while opposing an all out man to the moon program. He spoke at a breakfast of the 87th club and was later hosted by Senator Dirksen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dwight Dpd
Eisenhower
Kennudy
Pace Agency
James E. Webb
Senate
87Th ‘Club
Walter Reed Hospital
Qghief
Kennedy
Congress
Bob Dole
87Th Club
George Goodling
Pat ‘Minor
Calif
Donald G. Brotzman
Colo
Ed Foreman
Tex
Garner Shriver
Kan
GOP
Everett Dirksen
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London
UPL
John Collins
Campaign For Nuclear Disarmament
CND
France
Soviet Union
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Collins
The
Daily Journal
Missouri
High
Venire
Kathy Hunter
Tory
Garberville Timber
Escalante
Utah
St.Mary's
Twelfth District
Mom
Ron Bogner
Papa
James Jean
Junior
John Bogner
Journal
Gerber
Ike
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