Ukiah High School Students Win Scholarships and Awards
A list of Ukiah High School seniors receiving scholarships and honors from various groups. Recipients include Lois Knight and Maurice Kruth with Bank of America trophies, Melody Martin and Patricia Maurer with UC Davis and Regents recognition, and many life members of C.S.F. plus other awards from Lions Club, Kiwanis, Rotary, and local foundations.
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Pistia
Ukiah High School
John F. Kennedy
Elks Club of
Ukiah
C.S.F
Gwenyth Island
Marian Sten
Mendo Lake Savings and Loan Association
Californiia Savings and Loan League
Ukiah Lions Club
Éftrance
University of California At Dais
Life
Memryber
Maurice Kruth
Bank of America
Mathematical Association of America
California State Scholarship Commission
United States Coast Guard Academy
New Haven
Conn
Stanford
Melody
Rose Martin
University of California At Davis
C.5.f
Patricia Maurer
Marguerite McCowen
Bank of ‘America
University of California At ‘Berkeley
Janet McMahan
Nurse's College of California
Rickey E. Metcalf
Kathleen Meyer
Ronald Northrup
Charles Fulkerson
Leslie Oakes
Ukiah Kiwanis Club
Penni O'Hara
College of the Holy Names
Patricia Osbourn
C.5s.f
Kathy Persky
Ethel Poage
Donna Peterson
Charles Piccolotti
Elizabeth Pietila
Nancy Primrose
John Robbins
Webb Family
Donald Salow
Ethel Poage Held
University of Redlands
Donald
Romayne Shepherd
Feibush
Dwight Simons
Joseph Bonnheim
Richard Stafford
John Philip Sousa
Iris Taylor
Ukiah Rotary Club
Barbara Hunt
Ukiah Beauty College
Supreme Court Upholds Income Tax Law in 1916
The U S Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the federal income tax law in January 1916, confirming the legal framework for the new tax during its early enforcement era.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Letters to Editor Reflect Ukiah School District Changes
June 11, 1965 Ukiah Daily Journal editor receives a letter from Jack Simpson, superintendent of Ukiah Union Elementary Schools, praising the paper’s coverage as the Ukiah Elementary district fades and the Unified district forms. He asks continued support for Ukiah Unified schools.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Ukiah
Ukiah Unified
Jack Simpson
Ukiah Union Elementary Schools
Legislature stalls as reapportionment fights loom
Lawmakers met Saturday to speed action but the Assembly cancelled all scheduled committee hearings for the final week. Fights over Senate reapportionment persist with opposition in the Senate, while a federal order drives lines to reflect population. Possibilities include a fall session for redrawing districts or revenue measures, though Brown and Senate leaders resist large tax hikes this year.
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Senate
Assembly
U. S. Supreme Court
Steven Smith
Brown
Poet Declines White House Invite Over Viet Nam Policy
Mrs. Johnson praised writers artists and performers for enriching American life while noting Lowell was absent. The poet declined the invitation due to disagreement with President Johnsons Viet Nam policies.
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Johnson
Lowell
White House
Viet Nam
Youthful Incident Cited For Unlicensed Driver
The Parducci youth was cited by the California Highway Patrol for driving with an unlicensed person at the wheel. Earlier, the youth was cited for driving on the wrong side of a double line in a construction zone on the north freeway. The vehicle forced a northbound car and trailer to swerve, damaging the trailer hitch.
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Parducci
California Highway Patrol
David Martin Awarded Degree to Attend Phoenix College
David Martin a former Ukiah student will attend a Phoenix college in the fall to study electronic engineering. He is the son of Mrs. P. J. Martin of Phoenix.
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Ukiah
Ead Ex Earham
Phoenix
P. J. Martin
U S Marines Die in Viet Nam Truck Explosion Near Da Nang
Three Americans were killed and eighteen Marines injured in a truck explosion near Da Nang. The 173rd Airborne Brigade’s paratroop battalion was airlifted to Phuoc Vinh as Viet Cong forces threaten a rainy season offensive. If committed, it would mark the first direct combat by an American unit against Communists since Korea.
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Viet Nam
da Nang
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Phuoc Vinh
Phuoc Long
Dong Xoai
U.S
Woman Driver Loses Front Teeth in Crash
Ukiah woman Janice C. Fox 21, of Deerwood Park, lost several front teeth when her northbound car struck a parked vehicle on State near Mill at 11 p.m. The other incident earlier that evening involved Imelda Wehrmann and Alve Deetz with minor injuries. A third crash Saturday morning injured Gregg Hubbs as Henry M. Hirsch was cited for failure to yield.
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State
Mill
Janice C. Fox
Deerwood Park
Aldo Tollini
Imelda Wehrmann
Cochrane
Alve Deetz
Thompson Avenue
Wehrmann
Deetz
Ukiah General Hospital
Gregg M. Hubbs
Highland Court
Henry M. Hirsch
San Francisco
Hirsch
Willits Police Arrest Three In Alcohol Burglary
Willits police credited detective work and a stakeout with solving a liquor burglary that led to the arrest of a 2 year old youth and two 17 year old juveniles. Ken Wesley Hayes, 20, Willits, was also arrested on burglary charges.
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Willits
Bill Lawrence
Police Department
St. Leroy
Sullivan
Herb
Goss
Don Gammons
Lawrence
Gammons
Ken Wesley Hayes
Little Lake Justice Court
Kiwanis Club prepares Tuesday noon luncheon program
First Vice President Fred St en will wield the gavel at the Kiwanis Club meeting at House of Gamer while President Dave Long is in England. Jim Wid does has arranged a Kiwanis film on the golden anniversary float in the Rose Parade. Walt Woodard is named chairman of the annual hotcake feed set for Saturday Sept 18.
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Fred Sten
Kiwanis Club
House of Gamer
Dave Long
England
Jim Widdoes
Kiwanis
Long
Walt Woodard
Dominican elections unlikely for 12 to 18 months
OAS mediation via Secretary General Jose Mora seeks a workable agreement amid Dominican power struggle between the Government and the GNR. Assistant Secretary Vaughn warns elections may be delayed up to a year and a half, citing danger of renewed fighting as arms have flooded the streets. Around 5,000 supporters rallied at the Embajador Hotel, headquarters of the mediation team, declaring anti Communist sentiment and calling for democratic rule.
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Government of National Reconstruction
GNR
OAS
Jose Mora
Hood
Vaughn
U. S
Santo Domingo
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Embajador Hotel
Imbert
Dominican Republic
Berlin Wall Closes Off Families Amid Expiring Pact
Berlin amid gloom as the wall blocks reunions after the holiday pass accord between West Berlin and East Germany expired at midnight. Families mourned as armed guards watched. Mayor Brandt vowed to seek a new arrangement while warning against coercion and bans on West German parliamentary meetings. The expired pact, signed September 24 1964, required talks by June 25 for a new agreement.
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Berlin
UPI
Germany
Wall
West Berlin
East Germany
Willy Brandt
Sen
Brandt
Mundt urges Johnson to meet De Gaulle for better understanding
UPI reports Senator Karl Mundt of South Dakota urged President Johnson to confer with French President Charles de Gaulle to bridge American French differences. Mundt described Johnson as a “pretty good horse trader” and said a meeting would not cost him much at this stage. Also notes terms cob pen cygnets for swans.
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Washington
UPI
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
Mundt
de Gaulle
Midwest Flood Toll and Weather Across Regions
A sweeping Midwest flood last week left eleven missing and presumed dead as rivers surged. A hall collapse in Broadus Montana caused $100,000 in damage. Butte and regional snow disrupted events and crops suffered in Missouri Iowa and South Dakota. Thirty five hundred homes faced damage and 16 deaths were reported in Texas flood areas. U.S. Army field kitchens served meals as rainfall extended to the Pacific Northwest and temperatures dropped to the 40s in the Appalachians.
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Tere
Midwest
New England
Lavere
Texas
Fiood
Hall
Broadus
Mont
Butte
Missouri
Iowa
South Dakota
Ban Sanderbart
Tex
U.S. Army
Ft. Bliss
Pacific
Northwest
West Virginia
Reds Star Edwards Cleared to Rejoin Club in Chicago
Cincinnati catcher Johnny Edwards, sidelined by a throat infection, will return to join the Reds in Friday action in Chicago. Club officials announced Edwards had been out of the lineup for two days due to strep throat and is slated to rejoin the squad.
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CLUB
Cincinnati
UPI
Catehér
Johnny ‘Edwards
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Road crash reports from Covelo and Ukiah areas
A series of traffic incidents in Mendocino County, including a multi-vehicle collision at Covelo involving Arlene and Kenneth Steely with others injured, were followed by several accidents near Redwood Valley and Highway 128. Victims were treated at Hillside Community Hospital and Ukiah General, with investigators still examining causes.
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Ning Oy
Niaction
Wey Ston
Minna
Charles Hurt
Covelo
Pool
Air Service of
Ukiah
Hillside Community Hospital
Arlene Steely
Redwood Valley
Kenneth Steely
Arlene ‘Steely
Little Kenneth
James Steely
Shelly Steely
Myrna ~ Brotherton
Robert Brotherton
Martha Duncan
Steeley
Brotherton
Steven Torula
Redwood
Valley
Larry ‘Morris
Young Turula
Ukiah Gen
California Legislature Bans Private Armies After Amendments
Sacramento APs reports the legislature approved a bill to outlaw private armies in California and sent it to Gov. Edmund G Brown for signature. The Senate accepted an Assembly amendment exempting military schools amid final passage requested by Atty Gen Tomas De Tynch.
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Sacramento
APS
Edmund G. Brown
California
Tomas de Tynch
Senate
Hours Fresher Dairy Delivers Daily in Ukiah Area
Pleasant View Dairy operates Ukiah area milk plant, owned by Walt Bogner with 40 years in dairy. They bottle Grade A milk from Potter Valley, offer door to door service in Ukiah Talmage and Redwood Valley, and supply cottage cheese buttermilk and other dairy products. Three routes deliver daily plus wholesale Clover Dairy distribution. Call 462-5260 for service.
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Pleasant View Dairy
North 101 Highway
Ukiah
Walt Bogner
Pleasant View
Talmage
Redwood Valley
Ucts
Bogner
Potter Valley
Clover Dairy
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Can
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Radio Kuki
Eral Hospital
Highway 128
Philo
Richard ‘Weeks
Redding
Wayne Presley
Boonville
Forsythe Creek Bridge
Highway 101
Florena Brown
Alexis Crienjak
Fortuna
Donald Poley
Sherwin-Wil
Kirsch Drepery
Venturi & Eckman
N. State
HOLZ
John‘ Deere Farm Equipment
Clay &R
P.O. Box
Vincent Ee Pharmacy
South S
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