No Confidence Vote Presses Ukiah Unified on Split High Schools
Redwood Valley-Calpella parents voted no confidence in the Ukiah Unified district administration while expressing strong support for district teachers. They urged a two high school system north and south of Ukiah and keeping Potter Valley high school open until new high schools are built. The statement calls for avoiding dangerous pupil walks, avoiding double sessions for primary grades, and exploring a long-range plan to split the district into two high schools before conversion of Ukiah High to a junior high.
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Senate keeps installment tax plan in Reagan bill fight
Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee backed Gov. Reagan’s twice yearly installment for state income taxes while rejecting a new 25 percent tobacco tax. The measure aims to fund a $1.072-billion tax package and balance a $5 billion budget for the next fiscal year. If approved, the proposal faces key Senate and Assembly votes and potential clashes with Speaker Unruh.
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Dodd Faces Senate Censure Over Campaign Funds
Senate debates censure of Thomas J. Dodd amid accusations of misuse of campaign money. Dodd defends himself in a 17 page speech, saying he profited nothing and seeks justice. Stennis leads ethics panel, noting no unwritten rules excuse conduct deemed wrong on its face.
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Johnson names Earl Warren to Supreme Court?
President Johnson announces Thurgood Marshall as the first Negro Supreme Court justice to succeed Justice Clark. Marshall, born 1908 in Baltimore, rose from civil rights litigation to the high court, with a career spanning NAACP leadership, Howard Law, and solicitor general service.
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Soviet urges UN special session on Middle East crisis
The Soviet Union calls for a 122 member UN General Assembly special meeting and an emergency Security Council session over the Middle East crisis. Moscow accuses Israel of cruelty to refugees and aggression, citing displaced Palestinians and Syrians. President Johnson reiterates US support for territorial integrity while events unfold.
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Mendocino Lake Counties Weigh Data Processing Plan
Mendocino and Lake counties met informally in Lakeport to discuss mutual problems and a shared data processing system. Each board eyed leasing labor saving machines for accounting welfare and tax departments with about $30,000 from Mendocino and $8,000 from Lake County planned for next fiscal year.
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Northwestern California Weather Update
Coastal clouds persist through Wednesday with inland warming. Ukiah records 79 and 50, coastal winds shift north to northwest. visibility and conditions described with minor fluctuations.
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Train strike severely damages car near Thrasher Mill
A 16 year old Ukiah high school student, Michael Wesley Chesser, escaped serious injury after a Northwestern Pacific freight train struck his late model pickup near Thrasher Mill in north Calpella Monday evening. He was taken to Ukiah General Hospital in fair condition with possible major injuries. Patrolmen reported Chesser drove west on a road near the crossing at a slow speed as a six car freight train with three engines and a caboose approached. The locomotive, led by engineer Donald Burns of Santa Rosa, sounded its whistle intermittently. The impact pushed the car about 819 feet along the track, leaving it totaled on the northbound track. The driver was not ejected. Investigators continued questioning Chesser as the train, after a brief stop, resumed southbound with its lumber and freight.
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Retired Employes Plan Picnic in Ukiah
State association leaders Paul Cowgill invited to events on June 16. Lake County Chapter 12 joins Ukiah Chapter 5 for a noon picnic at Ukiah municipal park.
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Labor Secretary Targets Union Apprentice Trainees
Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz says he intends to use all his power to secure draft documents for union apprentice trainees. The UPI report notes the effort aims at improving training and protections for those in apprenticeship programs.
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High Court Rules On Libel
The Supreme Court ends its 1966-67 term with broadening defences to libel and extending civil rights protections. It upholds marriage equality in a Virginia case, impacts 15 states, and revisits malice standards from the 1964 New York Times decision affecting public figures and officials. Justice Clark retires from the Court after 18 years.
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Reagan withdraws abortion bill pledge before final vote
In Sacramento Gov. Reagan says he will not sign the liberalization bill after being told by staff it contains loopholes. The move comes less than two hours before the Assembly's scheduled final vote.
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Goodwill Industries Truck Visits Ukiah on June 20
The Goodwill Industries truck will be in the Ukiah area on Tuesday, June 20. Contact your local church or Mendocino Van and Storage for pick up. Donations of clothing and furniture provide work experience needed by many handicapped persons who have not worked before or need training for new jobs.
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Reagan Defends Mental Health Cuts Against Critics
Governor Ronald Reagan challenged critics of California mental health spending in a statewide TV and radio address. He denounced a "high-powered propaganda campaign" and defended cuts as needed to maintain a 3-1 patient to employee ratio through 1967-68. He argued California leads in care by moving patients from hospitals to local centers and cited a circular urging employee donations to support the campaign.
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Temper June 1967 Weather Report Snapshot
Weather data from June 1967 shows daytime high and low temperatures with noon readings and rainfall totals. The fragment references Gusts and wind but lacks complete context or location, limiting precise attribution.
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