Hartley Extends Lead in Absentee Balloting
Absentee counts widen Hartley lead in County races. Hartley 551 to Mannix 522 for the 1st District Supervisor. Bainbridge leads Klee by 6 votes in judicial results. Poulos faces runoff with Wener. Ukiah constable Guthrie advances to a runoff with Grothe. Merle Orchard trails Burke in Superior Court by 1,385 votes.
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Jim Broadus
Joe Hartley
Edge
Jomer ‘Mannix
Mannix
Hartley
Bookville
Harold Bainbridge
Oscar Klee
Klee
Big River
Paul Poulos
Martin Wener
Ukiah
Poulos
Wener
Wayne Guthrie
Claire Grothe
Guthrie
Navy Balloon Drifts Far West of San Diego
The 40 story research balloon rode a 12 knot Pacific wind, now over 850 miles west of San Diego at 50 000 to 60 000 feet. A 16 man Office of Naval Research team at Miramar chased it from Georgia after a failed explosive detonation. The two ton gondola carries cosmic ray instruments and data from the extended flight is considered invaluable.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
Navy
Pacific
Georgia
Miramar Naval Air Station
Office of Naval Research
Houston
Tex
Three More Ice Follies Winners From Ukiah
Ukiah residents Richard Respini of Redwood Valley C H Dashiel of Mary Lane and L T McDonald of Cypress win Ice Follies tickets from the Daily Journal Want Ads. Winners will be guests of Ice Follies management at Winterland in San Francisco to see the 1960 edition after their names appeared in recent contests.
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Ukiah
Ice Follies
Winterland
San Francisco
Richard Respini
Redwood Valley
C. H. Dashiel
Mary Lane
L. T. McDonald
Cypress
Daily Journal
The
Graduation Tonight for St Marys School Class of 1960
Graduation for 28 pupils of St Marys School will be held at 8 o clock tonight in St Marys Catholic Church. Father Roger Anderson will address the class as diplomas and awards are presented. After Our Lady dedication the singing of Ave Maria and benediction follow. Names include Richard Crabb Lucien Thornhill Marvin De Angelis Mark Henderson Robert Blank John Kucz Benjamin Foster John Newman Charles Cunningham Donald Osbourn John Coughlin Donald Forthaber Charles Gulyash Ronald Gravel Michael McGill James Coughlin Bruce Ledford Patricia Foster Joyce Meyers Angella Grill Penelope Johnson Julie Bowen Adella Berg Christine Gerber Margaret Nagel Kathryn Radler Kathleen Ready Beverley Charters.
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St. Mary's School
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Roger Anderson
Our Lady
Richard Crabb
Lucien Thornhil
Marvin de Angelis
Mark Henderson
Robert Blank
John Kucz
Benjamin Foster
John Newman
Charles Cunningham
Donald Osbourn
John Coughlin
Donald Forthaber
Charles Gulyash
Ronald Gravel
Michael McGill
James Coughlin
Bruce Ledford
Patricia Foster
Joyce Meyers
Angella Grill
Penelope Johnson
Julie Bowen
Adella Berg
Christine Gerber
Margaret Nagel
Kathryn Radler
Kathleen Ready
Beverley Charters
Two Perils Posed In Low Limbs And High Hedges
City engineers report hazards from overgrown hedges and low hanging limbs blocking sight lines at Oak Street and Low Gap Road. Homeowners consent to trim. A broken limb at North Oak and Henry endangers a city sign. reported by Al Kruth, city engineer.
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Oak Street
Low Gap Road
North Oak Street
al Kruth
Donald Horton
North Oak
Henry
Eisenhower greeted by massive Philippine crowd on Asia tour
UPI Manila reports almost 2 million Filipinos welcomed President Eisenhower at the start of his two week Asia tour. The crowd swelled to as many as 4 million along Manila routes, with confetti, balloons, and a palace backdrop. He vowed peaceful partnership to resolve allied difficulties and prepared for a busy itinerary. A labor protest did not materialize. In Vienna, Soviet Premier Khrushchev visit planned for June 30 with heavy security for 60,000 East European refugees.
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UPI
White House
Manila
Eisenhower
Asia
Philippines
United States
Far East
Alaska
mid-Pacific
Wake Island
Clark Afb
Here
New
International
Phil
Vienna
Austria
Nikita Khhrushchev
Moscow
East Europe
Japanese Peril to Ike Wanes
Tokyo reports risk to President Eisenhower's arrival diminishing as Japanese and American sources note growing public protests and volatile mood. Officials caution against any counter-violence and stress extensive police reinforcement logistics for Sunday arrival.
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Tokyo
UPI
United States
Japan
United Press International
James Hagerty
U.S
Douglas MacArthur I
Haneda
Dangest
Secret Service
Zenjio Honiki
Metropolitan Public Safety Commission
Etsusaburo Shiina
Eisenhower
Shiina
Grass fire response near Hollow Tree mill on Orr Springs road
The district department answered a call to a grass fire near the Hollow Tree mill on Orr Springs road Monday at 10 15 p m. No damage was reported.
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Orr Springs
Hollow Tree Mill
Virginia shoemaker seeks visit to jailed U2 pilot son
Oliver Powers, a Norton Virginia cobbler, obtained a US passport and Soviet visa to visit his son Francis Powers, imprisoned as a spy in Russia. He asked reporters to stop inquiries as he plans a trip within 60 days and insists discussions are enough for now.
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Oliver Powers
Norton
Sky
Francis JG. Powers
Passport Office
State Dept
Washington
Sia
UPI
Russia
Powers
State Department
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Francis G. Powers
Soviet Union
Moscow
Milliedgeville, Ga
United States
Reds Have Elite Espionage Corps
The State Department told Senate Foreign Relations Committee about a trained elite corps of at least 300000 espionage and security agents worldwide, plus 4000000 foreign Communist adherents. The document cited 360 convictions in 11 free countries, including 13 in the United States, tied to Kremlin espionage efforts.
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John A. Goldsmith
Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
Red China
State Department
Senate
Deparment
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Free World
United States
Department
Christian A. Herter
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Kremlin
Miss Ukiah off to challenge state beauties
Tanya Moton an 18 year old Ukiah graduate departs by Pacific Airlines at 10:28 AM for a five day tour to California pageant events. She will travel to San Francisco and Los Angeles before the Miss California contest in Santa Monica and the national Miss United States contest in Florida.
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Tanya Moton
Pacific Airlines
Ukiah
Santa Monica
Rod Zimmerman
Chamber of Commerce
Tanya Fiies
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Florida
Telecast Tonight Features Army Reserve Units
Ukiah residents can watch a seven o clock joint live telecast on Spanish Mountain Channel 3 highlighting local Army Reserve units. The hour program includes a recruiting panel and a film on overseas commitments with Capt John P Steele moderating, plus Sgt Jim Holland Sgt le Kirk Donavin and reserve officers Capt Bob Chess Capt Norm Soeth Capt Roger Wren among guests.
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United States Army
Ukiah
Spanish Mountain
Mendocino State Hospital
John P. Steele
Jim Holland
le Kirk Donavin
Bob Chess
Norm Soeth
Roger Wren
Namesakes go to court in Alabama case mix
In Mobile Alabama Andrew Jackson and George Washington appeared on the Circuit Court dock together. Jackson appealed a drunken driving case while Washington faced a conviction for driving without a license.
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COURT
Mobile
Ala
UPI
Andrew Jackson
George Washington
Jackson
Washington
Tug Miki Miki in Distress Northwest of Fort Bragg
The 125 foot tug Miki Miki with 12 crew aboard was reported in distress 22 miles northwest of Fort Bragg. The hull hole caused flooding as pumps struggled. Coast Guard cutters and a patrol plane were assisting while the tug from San Pedro headed toward San Francisco.
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San Francisco
UPI
Miki Miki
Fort Bragg
U. S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
San Pedro
Calif
Magnolia
Dump Truck Breaks Bus Windshield On Redwood Highway
At 9 p.m. Monday a rear tire in a 1960 Reo 3-axle dump truck tossed a rock striking a Greyhound bus windshield. The crash occurred on the Redwood highway near Calpella as both vehicles traveled south. Driver Thomas McCarty, 25, of Calpella, and bus operator Monroe Kosmnick, 44, of Santa Rosa, were involved.
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Greyhound
Redwood Highway
Calpella
Thomas McCarty
Calpela
Monroe Kosmnick
Santa Rosa
Highway Crash Kills Ukiah Woman In Ukiah
A Ukiah woman identified as Mrs Irene Stevens was killed when her Volkswagen collided with a Antoni truck on Highway 161 near the Ukiah airport at about 140 pm. Two young children in the car were injured and taken to Ukiah General Hospital, with the full extent not yet known. An on scene man noted she was an accordion teacher and that she and her husband lived off 101 south of Burke Hill.
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Irene Stevens
Ukiah
Highway 161
Ukiah General Hospital
Zimmerman Ambulance
Mac L. Stevens
Rt. 1
Box 14
Argentina seeks UN action to return Eichmann from Israel
Argentina plans to request a United Nations Security Council meeting to demand the return of former Nazi Col. Adolf Eichmann from Israel. Officials note a possible meeting between Ben-Gurion and Frondizi might avert action, while Argentina accuses Israel of violating sovereignty by capturing Eichmann in Buenos Aires and handing him to Israel for trial.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Argentina
United Nations Security Council
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Arturo Frondizi
Europe
U.N
Mario Amadeo
Buenos Aires
Eichmann
Hichmann
La Motta says Fox fixed bout in 1941 title loss
World Happenings in Brief reports Jake La Motta alleging a fixed 1941 defeat to Billy Fox with a referee stoppage that gave Fox a TKO victory. Other items note Russia at disarmament talks, Kennedy's foreign policy plan, Powers facing prison, Beaton sentenced to death, and Tokyo student demonstrations ahead of Eisenhower visit.
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John Eisenhowers
Ft. Bragg
Geneva
U. S
John F. Kennedy
America
Santiaga
Cuba
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