Boonville Buckaroo Days Promises Family Fun and Rodeo Fun
Boonville Buckaroo Days sets a full schedule with Lions Club pancake breakfast from 7 to 20, steak and chicken barbecue 1 to 6 p.m., Junior Rodeo starting at 1 p.m. featuring bull riding, donkey baseball at 2 40, Anderson Valley girls versus valley women, and AVFD against Forestry at 4. The event supports Mendocino County Fair and Apple Show funds for the parade. Entry forms for the Junior Rodeo are at the fairgrounds office for ages 9 to 17.
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Boonville
Mendocino County
Fairgrounds
Wyoming Wool Industry Highlighted in State Facts
Wyoming hosts about two million sheep and ranks second to Texas in wool production. The note underscores the state’s strong sheep husbandry and fiber output, reflecting agricultural significance and regional trade ties.
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Wyoming
Texas
Learning bridge with a top teacher and a key hand lesson
Alfred Sheinwold notes that most learn faster with guidance. A hand from Winning Bridge shows a flawed free heart finesse costing the contract. Proper teaching leads to three heart tricks and a successful game and rubber. The Daily Question asks for a bid, with two clubs suggested for 10 high card points and a two-level reach.
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Banknotes Vanish London Flight Theft Mystery
Police in France and England probe the disappearance of 24000 in British currency missing from a flight from London to Paris on Tuesday.
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London
UPI
France
England
Paris
Dear Ann Landers letters on weight loss crime and help
A reader describes weight loss leading to friction with friends and jealousy from former companions. A embezzlement concern urges reporting to the boss. A caller asks if a cleaning helper should pay for a damaged motor, with Ann Landers advising a check mark and typical guidance.
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On This Day in History June 12, 1968
Events of note include John Winthrop entering Salem harbor in 1630, Calvin Coolidge receiving the Republican nomination in Cleveland in 1924, Medgar Evers assassination in Jackson in 1963, and the 1967 Supreme Court ruling that states cannot outlaw interracial marriages. Plato’s quotation closes the entry.
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Salem
Calvin Coolidge
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Medgar Evers
Jackson
Miss
U.S. Supreme Court
Plato
Animals Versus Autos: Deer Cause Most Collisions in Ontario
The Traffic Safety Association reports a Canada wide problem with animal related crashes. Ontario data show deer involved in more car animal incidents than any other species, followed by cattle dogs moose horses bears ponies and pigs in that order.
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API
Canada
Traffic Safety Association
Ontario
Indians Receive Public Aid Under Social Security Act
The article notes that Indians gain public assistance benefits through the Social Security Act, outlining eligibility and program scope in the era’s welfare framework. It highlights federal involvement and the aim of supporting indigenous communities through government programs.
Astrological Forecast for Lune 18 Across the Signs
The text gives daily lunar advice for Aries through Pisces with focus on hopes, relationships, travel, finances, and creativity. It notes social activity, romance potential, and cautions about misread signals, urging attention to contracts, responsibility, and discretion. Special birthday insight highlights Aquarius and Pisces, with Virgo urged to focus on tasks.
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Leo
Virgo
Aquarius
Pisces
Fuel tax intake rising from 1958 to 1968 says API
The American Petroleum Institute reports Americans pay federal and state motor fuel taxes at 22.9 million dollars daily, up from 12.5 million in 1958. API projects nearly 8.4 billion dollars this year, averaging 953 thousand dollars per hour and 15 thousand dollars per minute.
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Tulsa
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API
American Petroleum Institute
Missouri the name of an Indian tribe meaning long canoes
Missouri translates roughly as people of the long canoes, denoting the Native American tribe's name used in historical references.
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Missouri
Daily Television Program Log Entry Fragment
A fragmented listing shows a 6:30 Palifornia on A.M. schedule with items like Education and Navy film, followed by Farm News, Noon science fiction, News, Bewitched, and various prime time slots including Doctors, Dream, House, and a late night lineup. The OCR text is garbled with multiple misreads and missing details.
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Palifornia
Navy
Farm
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