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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
11
A newspaper note reflects on fathers guiding youth this Father’s Day. It lists ten commandments emphasizing respect, sportsmanship, religion and family, mutual understanding, patriotism, perseverance, civic participation, self reliance, future planning, and citizenship duties in a free society.
Many California editors will skip papers next week to attend the Editors Conference at Stanford University. Sponsored by the California Newspaper Publishers Association, the event aims to refresh editors on the latest developments and trends in journalism and to cover court decisions, privilege, privacy and other editorial issues.
Public education dominates state and local spending with more than 1.3 billion dollars in the upcoming budget for operations and capital outlay across public schools, the University of California, and state colleges. The plan includes a new county-wide property tax to “equalize” resources, projected to raise about 25 million annually, while other proposals seek higher state aid and tax measures.
Columbia Pictures has acquired the original story Major Dun dee from author Hany Julian Fink who will also write the screenplay. The deal signals Fink to adapt the project for film.
A campaign to raise 100000 dollars for a new parochial school to be built on church owned land at Dora and Luce Streets will launch next Sunday at St Marys Church W Perkins Street announced Alex Thomas Jr campaign chairman. Mendocino Madam Mercedes a Holstein Friesian cow at Mendocino State Hospital Talmage completed a 365 day production test in official advanced registry. Miss Etta Callahan a house guest in the home of Mrs Vera Watson and Miss Laverne Kistler of Banker Boulevard.
George Barnett of Gilmore Oil announces the Gilmore station at State and Mill Streets will reopen with Dale Shull and Bob Blackson as attendants. Mrs. Herbert L. Tucker leaves Willits for Tacoma after visiting her father-in-law J. H. Tucker. she stayed in Ukiah with sister-in-law Miss Gay Tucker, Red wood Journal society editor. Monroe Kedder of Los Angeles and Major Vanderbildt of San Rafael, guests in Willits last week, traveled to Covelo and visited Senator Biggar. Mrs. Charles Frey and her two daughters plan to move to San Carlos within the next week or two.
Thirty years ago on June 13, 193%, Mr and Mrs A L Harris visited the Frank Wilson summer home at Caspar over a weekend. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Co L Ames from Calistoga. Amos and Andy busts created by the Mickey Mouse Club are shown in Lieurance store windows on State Street. A prize of a month’s
Trivia: first U.S. president to invite the vice president to a presidential cabinet seat was Warren G. Harding. In 1963 Venus serves as a morning star for the first 8 months. Commercial telephone service opened between the United States and England in 1927, with lines now extending to more than 165 foreign countries and territories.
The City of Ukiah invites sealed bids for outdoor 12 KV substation structure and two automatic oil circuit breakers with three phase electronic control. Plans available from the Director of Public Works. Bids opened at 2:00 pm on June 25, 1963, in the City Manager's office. City Clerk Caroline M Church announces.
Forty years ago on June 16 1923 Editor and Mrs A R O’Brien of the Republican Press planned a Sunday picnic at Laurel Dell with about a hundred guests. J H Chapper of Santa Rosa visited town to lease quarters for a new florist shop and took a store in the Magulas building on Church Street. A ten room residence for Mr and Mrs C N Cox was to rise at Standley and Oak Streets with modern conveniences for comfort and beauty.
The Ladies Club of Ukiah closed its season May 31 with a progressive final meeting hosted by Mrs. Eth Held and Mrs. Marie Rea. Officers installed for the new year include President Myrtle Bromley and others. Mervyn Perkins graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons and becomes a dentist. Tom Burns visited from Fort Bragg yesterday.
A new 2.6 million Trinity River hatchery designed for artificial spawning of salmon and steelhead is scheduled for official dedication June 15 as it is turned over to California’s Department of Fish and Game. The facility, described as highly modern, accompanies debate over the 283,000 acre recreation area plan and fears federal land use limits may curb private development and timber harvesting.
Californa lawmakers push a large boot bill through a feverish pace as deadlines loom for budget passage and committee action. Senate and assembly deadlines pressure bills while a capital punishment ban and numerous labor and tax measures face fate decisions before adjournment. Governor Brown has signed 811 bills, most technical or local, with several major measures stalled or altered. The fair housing bill faces impasse with Senate compromise.
Attorney General Robert Kennedy told closed door sessions of Southern and Northern Senators that race tensions are rising. He called Birmingham police under Bull Connor ineffective and said riots were increasing, especially in the North, urging restraint and warning of potential violence. He criticized King for private praise but public silence and noted religious leaders differ by region in ability to engage.
Public works announces bid for extensive alterations to Ward 2 dormitory buildings and main building areas in Mendocino County California. Includes interior removals, exterior openings, masonry, carpentry, electrical, and related work with prevailing wage and apprenticeship requirements. Bid opening July 2, 196d at 2:00 PM in Sacramento. plan deposits $26.00.
Jack Lemmon begins filming at Columbia Studios in March for Under the Yum Yum Tree a Broadway style comic about teenagers and sex. The film pairs Lemmon with young cast and tackles coming of age themes in a lighthearted fashion.
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