Ukiah High to Honor 273 Graduates With Numerous Awards
Ukiah high school will hold an 8 p.m. graduation at Carl Purdy hall with 273 graduates receiving diplomas from Superintendent W. O. Murphy. Nearly 10 percent earn California Scholarship Federation life memberships, 32 students get 62 special awards and scholarships. Brian Weatherford receives the Chesnall Family scholarship and Eureka Hoo-Hoo Society award. he plans to study forestry at Humboldt State College. Jim Ponato, 4 H All Star, earns a renewable full scholarship to the University of San Francisco. A complete list will appear in Friday's Journal.
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W. O. Murphy
Carl Purdy Hall
California Scholarship Federation
Rose Bowie
Chessall
Brian Weatherford
CSF
Weatherford
Frank Weatherford
Ukiah
Humboldt State College
Chesnall
William Chesnall
Eureka Hoo
University of San Francisco
Jim Ponato
Ukiah Jaycees to Install 1963 Officers
The Ukiah Junior Chamber of Commerce will install officers this Saturday at the Talmage Club with social hour at 7, dinner at 8, and dancing after. Guests include Alan Clark of Palo Alto and John Bugbee of Santa Rosa. New officers are President Tom Roberts and others, with directors Lenard Maine Jocht McKeehan Bill McNally Joe McNally.
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Ukiah Junior Chamber of Commerce
Talmage Club
Alan Clark
Palo Alto
District I Commission
John Bugbee
Santa Rosa
Tom Roberts
Dick Moranda
Tom Piver
Leon Hugo
Bob van Dyke
Bill Heath Jr
Lenard Maine
Jocht ‘McKeehan
Bill McNally
Joe McNally
Jaycee
In England Raffler Refuses Prize To Wife
Collected in person at Wrotham a raffle winner James Cripps who is bald refused to hand the free shampoo and hair curlers prize to his wife saying you should see all the pretty girls in the hairdresser's.
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Wrotham
England
James Cripps
Pomolita Class Honors 17 Eighth Grade Graduates and Pete Royval
The Pomolita graduation program at Carl Purdy hall awarded 17 eighth graders with outstanding achievement honors and presented a new two year sportsmanship and athletic achievement trophy to Pete Royval. Principal Bob Broaddus and staff recognized the cohort, with 306 graduates receiving diplomas.
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Pete Royval
Carl Purdy Hall
Royveal
William Henne
Bones Candy Shop
Pete
Pomolita
Bob Broaddus
Farin Sentenced in Juvenile Gang Case in Lyon
Jacques Farin, a Lyon social worker known for adapting to juvenile environment work, led a teen gang of burglars and was sentenced to three years in jail after receiving a municipal citation four months earlier for his efforts.
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Lyon
France
UPI
Jacques Farin
Farin
Potter Valley High School Graduation Held Last Night
Potter Valley High School held its graduation with Superior Judge Wayne Burke substituting for Superior Judge Robert Winslow as speaker. Twenty two members of the class of 1963 received diplomas and social scholastic honors. Jeannie Stamper and Ida Egli were awarded the OSF Life Memberships, with Miss Heli and Miss Stamper sharing student speaking honors. Bank of America awards went to Stamper for fine arts and Minahan for vocational arts, while Heli received the liberal arts trophy. diplomas were presented by Trustee Ernie Paul to a list of twenty one graduates including Bilstein Byers Egli Elmer Foster Fox Harris Hewitt Hughes Kaiser Meyer Minahan Parmley Roach Stamper Strickler Thornton Webb Wilson Wirt.
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Wayne Burke
Ukiah
Robert Winslow
Potter Valley High School
Jeannie Stamper
Ida Eglia
OSF
Miss Heli
Svith Miss Stamper
Mvass
Bank of America
Miss Stamper
James Minahan
Ernie Paul
Warren Keith Bilstein
Monty J. Byers
Ida Mae Egli
Rita Lynelle Elmer
Steven ‘Lee Foster
Barry Allen Fox
Lynda Gail Harris
Dennis Douglas Hewitt
Cheryl Lee Hughes
David Wayne Hughes
Lenora Mac Kaiser
Dean Vernon ‘Meyer
Linda Felkins Meyer
James B. Minahan
Andrew James Parmley
Jane Catherine Roach
Jeannie Elizabeth Stamper
Potter Valley eighth graders reduced to a math tale
Larry Smith presented the Potter Valley Union School eighth grade history as an equation. He noted eight teachers taught 11 boys and 11 girls, subtracted 1 of their liberty, 3/5 of their fun, added book learning, multiplied the sum by 1939, divided by 22 school parties, and extracted X failures, yielding 27 graduates.
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Larry Smith
Potter Valley
Potter Valley Union School
City Council Ends Ukiah Airline Fight
The Ukiah City Council abandoned its effort to restore airline service from Pacific Air Lines after a CAB ruling favored no resume. Councilors praised City Attorney Hal Irish for his work and noted the need to perhaps pursue feeder or third level service instead. A second proposal for a five foot fence around private pools was introduced and set for consideration.
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Ukiah
Pacific Air Lines
Hal Irish
Trish
CAB
Thomas Wrenn
Fal
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Trial Resumes Friday in War of Warrants Case
Eleven women fill jury box as Mendocino County trial resumes under Superior Judge Folger Emerson. One seat remains vacant after Daniel Hamer is excused. additional venire of 50 names summoned. Defense and prosecution each hold multiple peremptory challenges. jury to be shared or reconstituted depending on future selections. Defendants are Maurice Tindall, Glenn Evans, Robert Morton, and Shon Salisbury, accused of obstructing justice and malicious prosecution in issuing over 50 warrants against officials and a reporter.
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Kathy Hunter
Mendocino County
Folger Emerson
Alameda County
Daniel Hamer
Fort Bragg
Tool and Die Man
Hamer Avere
Dora Goodman
Hopland
May
Theodora Marshall
Potter Valley
Irene Haarley
Bob Petersen
Sen
Frank Petersen
Florence Loosley
The
Daily Journal Today
Oscar Klee
Glenn Evans
al Walsh
County Recorder
Sen. Petersen
Bartolomie
Maurice Tindall
Boonville
Covelo
Exi
Robert Morton
Ukiah
Shon Salisbury
Grand Jury
Sharp Eye Nets Reader Tickets to Ice Follies
Tillie M. Chase of 505 Jones Street is the seventh winner in the Daily Journal Find Your Name contest. Mrs. Chase collected free tickets to the Ice Follies opening June 19 at San Francisco Winterland after visiting the Journal office on Wednesday. You may be the ducky person.
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Tillie M. Chase
Jones Street
Daily Journal
Negro's Slayer Hunted In Deep South Slaying
Jackson Mississippi police pressed an intensive, around the clock murder hunt for Medgar Evers killer. A reward over 22000 was posted. Demonstrations and mourning spread as 160 Negroes were arrested during spontaneous marches. Evers, NAACP field secretary, was shot near his home after a civil rights rally.
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AL Kuettner Jackson
Miss
UPI
Police Presse
Mississippi
Medgar Evers
Evers
Kennedy
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Deep South
Brown's Budget Clears Assembly-But Barely
Sacramento UPS Democratic leaders, buoyed by a late Republican split, argued Gov. Edmund G. Brown's budget would not be delayed. The spending plan, trimmed by $42.8 million, passed the Senate late Wednesday by the narrow margin of 27 to 10.
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Sacramento
UPS
GOP
Edmund G. Brown
Senate
Kennedy pushes urgent civil rights program nation wide
President Kennedy presented a new civil rights package to congressional leaders from both parties, aiming to desegregate schools, expand public accommodations access, and ease voting requirements. No commitments were made and a broader public rollout is planned next week. Mansfield signaled possible congressional action but warned of delays for broader consultation. Kennedy planned further talks with Truman and Eisenhower as he gears up for a formal address.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Manstfield
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy calls aid bill defeat tragic and vows resubmission
President Kennedy reacted to the House defeat of his bill to expand federal aid for chronically unemployed communities calling it tragic and stating he will resubmit the measure. The bill lost by five votes amid party lines and southern Democratic defections. He warned the program must not die as unemployment persists nationwide and distressed areas count on its passage.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
House
Congress
Pennsylvania
Michigan
West Virginia
Kentucky
New York
Minnesota
Ilinois
Macmillan fights for political life in cabinet crisis
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan faced a cabinet crisis over the Profumo sex scandal with ministers reportedly weighing resignations including Enoch Powell. Observers warned a major defection could split the administration as Labor prepared a security debate and calls for cleanup in Britain echoed from MPs across parties.
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Robert Musel
London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Conservatio Party
Profumo
Enoch Powell
Powell
Labor Party
Southwark
Patrick Gordon Walker
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Patricia Knudsen
Jerome Sedenko
Jack Simpson
Lawrence Clark
Robert Russell
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Nancy Johnson
Floyd Darby
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Reno Bartolomie
Charles Howard
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Alvin Spivak
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Gordon Walker
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John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Eugene Ivanov
Cyril Osborne
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