Ukiah Kiwanis We Care program honors servicemen
Ukiah Kiwanis Club launches We Care to honor Viet Nam era servicemen. Marine Pat Hook, wounded in Vietnam, writes from Yokosuka Japan hospital about the program and how it supports families at home. He praises Kiwanis president Fred Sten and notes his recovery and skin graft in Japan.
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Certificate of Individual Doing Business Under Fictitious Name Redwood Gables
Certificate filing by Harry Edward Pitts and Sarah Ann Pitts declaring they operate as Redwood Gables in California under a fictitious name. They state Redwood Gables is their sole proprietorship with principal place of business at 323 North Range 17 West, M.D.M. Big Dawn Creek near Redwood Highway, Redwood City area details. The document is dated 24th AY 1966 and signed by Edward Pitts and Sarah Pitts.
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Treason Defined in Constitutional Definition
The constitutional definition of treason is the act of levying war against the United States, adhering to its enemies, and giving them aid and comfort.
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Middletown Day Celebration Features Parade
Lake County reports over 1000 people expected for the seventh Middletown Day Celebration on June 18 sponsored by the Middletown Central Park Association. Events include a parade at 11 am with trophy awards, a noon barbecue with prize drawings, dancing and entertainment, plus a gymkhana on June 19 featuring equine contests.
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Ukiah Driver Sentenced With Sanity Hearing Pending
Ronald William Huff of Ukiah appeared in Ukiah Justice Court to enter pleas on five traffic counts including drunken driving and was certified to Superior Court for a sanity hearing. He was cited for open container in a drugstore parking lot and later for hit and run, drunken driving, and speeding after redwood splinters on his car. He injured himself in jail, was held at Mendocino State Hospital, and the speeding charge was dismissed by Judge Hale McCowen Jr. pending the sanity proceeding.
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Meeting Called On Deadly Pine Disease
Forest pathologists at the University of California report a new pine disease attacking young plantations near the Humboldt Del Norte County line. Known as Yed band needle blight, it could spread through the redwood region. A meeting is set near Prairie Creek State Park at 10 a.m. June 16 to discuss identification and prospects, with an additional session at the Ukiah Farm Advisor’s Office on Low Gap Road at 7:30 p.m. All interested foresters and timber workers are invited.
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Ford to Speak at Lewis White Post Meeting
Leighton Ford will address the Lewis White Post 76 Ameri can Legion on Wednesday at 8 PM in the Veterans Memorial building. Ford, a post representative at Boys State, will report on his experiences.
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Methodist Church U S Membership Estimated at 10 332 000
The United States Methodist Church estimates its membership at 10 332 000, reflecting its size among American Protestant denominations.
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University editor faces contempt charge over marijuana story
Annette Buchan, 20, Oregon Daily Emerald managing editor, refused to identify seven students in a marijuana use feature. She appeared before Judge Edward Leavy and defended not betraying sources, risking potential contempt citation and up to 18 months in jail and 300 dollars fine. The May 24 Emerald story described students’ experiences and criticized federal laws.
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