Johnson sends Mrs Glenn birthday gift and note in Calif
President Johnson sent Olivia Banks Glenn best wishes and one dollar per year of life after her 100th birthday party in Compton California. The note included a longevity recipe and relatives noted how Mrs Glenn planned to spend the money. Legal notices and highway bid details fill the rest of the column with public works procedures and wage provisions.
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Compton
Calif
UPI
Johnson
Olivia Banks Glenn
Glenn
Quincy T. Barnett
PTandT Faces Higher Rates Appeal After PUC Ruling
PTandT officials criticize a 6.3 percent rate of return as ample and say the California PUC order harms California business. A Pacific spokesman hints at a possible appeal to the California Supreme Court as charges are cut for residential, business, toll, and long distance customers across Northern and Southern California. Ed Bean warns the ruling could jeopardize economic growth, job creation, and the state’s communications buildup while noting prior rate reductions amid rising costs.
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Everett C. McCage
Pacific
California Supreme Court
PUC
San Francisco Bay Area
California
Los Angeles
San Diego
Ed Bean
Pt&t
Gov. Brown
California Commission
Commission
United States
Chaffee Heads AWARD Unit Chaffee Heads AWARD Unit
Porter Chaffee named director of the thrift shop project for the Ukiah Valley Association for Retarded Children. Ray Hudson announced the appointment at a workshop committee meeting. The group will run a workshop program and a shop for used merchandise from new headquarters at Smith and Mason. Community support requested for clothing furniture and household items. Donations may be left at Smith and Mason or picked up by calling 485 8548.
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Porter Chaffee
Ukiah Valley Association For Retarded
Ray Hudson
Smith and Mason
Chaffee
Scranton Eyes Nomination Challenge In 1964 Race
Scranton concedes uphill bid to wrest the nomination from Goldwater urging party conscience and action. He singles out Nelson Rockefeller’s leadership and calls for confronting reality, reflecting internal party tensions as 1964 prep begins. Wholesale value of the 1962 U.S. king crab pack exceeded $13 million.
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Scranton
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockfeller
New York
U.S
Time Capsule Planted by Nokomis Sixth Graders
Nokomis 6th graders planted magnolia trees with fragrant blooms in a ceremony featuring nature poetry by Robert Frost and Joyce Kilmer. Superintendent Jack Simpson opened the event with a shovel, while Principal Vivian Fowler irrigated the trees using chemically treated water supplied by the science class.
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Nokomis
Robert Frost
Joyce Kilmer
Jack Simpson
Vivian Fowler
James Morgan
Steve Casperson
Kathleen Castleberg
Ukiah Valley Rodeo draws international visitors and local events
Overseas guests from Germany England and Australia attended the Ukiah Valley Spring Rodeo with an Australian noting pointers from the local event. Coming events include a June 20 class of 1954 ten year reunion in the Home Arts building and a Grace Lutheran Church picnic on June 14 at Grange Park. The board hosted a meeting with Sen Frank Peter sen Assemblyman Frank Belotti and Western Fairs Association manager Louis Merrill followed by a reception and an Aug 21-23 Redwood Empire Fair kickoff. Ukiah Youth Council has contracted the Daytonas from Sacramento Valley to perform a big teen dance at Purdy Hall on June 26.
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Ukiah
Grace Lutheran
Grange Park
Board of Directors
Frank Petersen
Frank Belotti
Louis S. Merrill
Western Fairs Association
Ukiah Youth Council
Daytonas
Sacramento Valley
California
Purdy Hall
Illinois origins of Homecoming Dad's Day and Mother's Day
Champaign Illinois reports that three college observances began at the University of Illinois and spread to other schools. Homecoming began in 1910 collegiate Dad's Day in 1920 and collegiate Mother's Day in 1921.
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Champaign, Ill
UPI
University of Illinois
Nokomis Class Plans Time Capsule Reunion
Six years after burial a Nokomis class plans a reunion at noon on June 6 1970 under a tree to open a secret time capsule found in a hidden hideaway. The event marks the discovery and assembly of classmates for the unveiling.
Clausen to address Hillside staff dinner Sunday
Cong Don Clausen will be the featured speaker at Hillside Hospital for the annual medical staff dinner. Dr. Ross Luther becomes chief of staff, with Dr. Frank Dailey reelected vice president and Dr. James Alexander secretary. Drs. Claire Biggins and Hugh Curtis start another term on the executive committee. Reservations for the event are still available by calling 462-0631.
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Cong
Don Clausen
Hillside Hospital
Harold Lawson
Ross Luther
Frank Dailey
James Alexander
Claire Biggins
Hugh Curtis
Cong. Clausen
Lynch Pleads Not Guilty After Escape Capture
John J. Lynch, who escaped Parlin Forks Honor Camp with a companion and was recaptured near Leggett, pleads not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity before Justice Court Judge Fred Goss. Preliminary hearing set for Tuesday at 4 p.m. Perry Lyle Currier of Boyes Hot Springs pleads not guilty to drunk driving and speeding and requests a jury trial. trial set for July 8 at 10 a.m.
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John J. Lynch
Parlin Forks
Leggett
Justice Court
Fred Goss
Perry Lyle Currier
Boyes Hot Springs
Goss
East West Germany seek rapprochement after new accords
Ulbricht said the recently signed documents would foster an eventual rapprochement between East and West Germany and enable mutual negotiations, while clarifying they do not amount to a unilateral peace treaty between the Soviet Union and East Germany or affect access rights to West Berlin.
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Soviet Union
East Germany
West Berlin
Ulbricht
East
West Germany
Arraignment Set On Irwin Smith
Irwin Smith a 57 year old San Francisco resident will be arraigned before Ukiah Justice Court Judge Fred Goss on June 19 on a misdemeanor manslaughter charge. He was driving a southbound car on the wrong side of Highway 101 four miles south of Ukiah when it collided head on with a northbound vehicle killing Smiths wife and four occupants of the other car. The district attorney's office filed the charges.
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Public Works
Sacramento
California
Mendocino County
Ukiah-Boonville
Boonville
State Highway Engineer
Public Works Building
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Court House
Ukiah
Irwin Smith
Ukiah Justice Court
Fred Goss
Smith
Lenore Found Guilty Of Drunk Driving
A Justice Court jury yesterday afternoon found Leon G Lenore 45 of South Fork Calif guilty of drunk driving Deputy District Attorney Dave Luce led the prosecution and Lenore was defended by Galen Hathaway The report also notes Australia averages 3 6 persons per square mile and India 349 per square mile
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Little Lake
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Jim Morgan
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Mark Chandler
Chaffee Heads Award
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Sim Walderforces
P.O. Box
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Hillside
Lynch
Germany
Lenore
Australia
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Daytona Beach
Nascar
Pomona
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Teat Track
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Chevrolet
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Ukiah Motor Sales
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