Seven Die as Disease Strikes On Whe Di Dong
A brief notice reports seven deaths and eleven others infected amid a disease outbreak on Whe Di Dong. Local authorities respond with containment measures and guidance for residents to seek care.
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
5
A brief notice reports seven deaths and eleven others infected amid a disease outbreak on Whe Di Dong. Local authorities respond with containment measures and guidance for residents to seek care.
Ukiah high school district commences 1965 graduation with 186 boys and 178 girls earning diplomas at Carl Purday Hall. Notable seniors include Pat Maurer Kathy Persky Ein Kruth and Raymond Brown. Recipients span Bank of America awards in multiple subjects, C.S.F. life memberships, and nominations to prestigious colleges and scholarships. Continued on Page 8.
Northwestern California sees rain and possible thunderstorms today with partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday. Cooler today but warmer Tuesday inland. Ukiah highs 68 lows 45. West to northwest winds 30 to 45 knots, easing inland to 15 to 30 knots Cape Blanco to Bodega Bay.
Astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White drew warm cheers in Chicago. Civil rights groups halted plans for a simultaneous march, saying they did not want to use national heroes to promote demonstrations. Vice President Hubert Humphrey greeted air force colonels as plans shifted.
Henry Frucht, 81, of Sherwood Road Willits, turned himself in to begin a 50 day jail term in lieu of a $500 fine after ignoring a preliminary injunction on boundary marker disputes with a neighbor. Judge Robert Winslow ordered stay off land. Frucht chose jail for every $10 of the fine. He told Capt. Gino Stefani, Easyest ten bucks a day I ever made.
June 1965 daily readings show high 50s to 60s with lows in the 40s and scattered rainfall. Data records indicate a noon temperature near 57 degrees and rainfall total around 50.81 units, courtesy Ukiah Weather.
Eleven persons Sunday were elected to the Mendocino County Economic Opportunity Council board of representatives from supervisors districts one two and three with 27 total members including appointees from public agencies. District 1 Elsie Allen Dennis Knight Ray Hudson and Alrik Manstrom. District 2 Robert Charneau Judge Robert Winslow Richard Hake and Richard Smith. District 3 Rev John Foster Jack Lewis and William Frank.
Ukiah Police Chief Donn Saulsbury with Ed Bean of Pacific Telephone traced prank obscene calls to a suspect's home. The group began two weeks ago from a home sanctuary and more members are being named as the investigation continues. Saulsbury called the activity uncommon for the season but noted a method to reach offenders.
A 15 year old Ukiah girl, Daneane Heath, was cited for driving without a license after a Friday night mishap on Mendocino Drive. The car, owned by 17 year old Don Parducci, ran off the road, tore across a lawn, damaged a rose bed, and lightly dented a parked car owned by Don Gatling.
Ronald Lee Colombi and Robert Eugene Bundie both of Fort Bragg were arrested in Fort Bragg Sunday along with a 16 year old juvenile on suspicion of burglary. The juvenile was cited to juvenile hall. The trio is accused of breaking a window at Snug Harbor Cafe at Noyo and stealing a case of beer.
Sacramento upi reports the six month 1965 session heads to a Friday midnight adjournment with three major issues unresolved. Senate reapportionment, budget, and tax reform dominate talks as committees move and a conference seeks balance between House and Senate versions.
CHP officers in Mendocino County say two misdemeanor drunk driving arrests occurred early Sunday and today on Highway 101 near Willits. Robert Fulton Gibson, 19, was chased at 60 mph from Laws Avenue to a motel south of Ukiah and jailed for drunk driving, speeding, and driving on the wrong side. He posted $349 bail. Jesus Jurado Gutierrez, 44, of Willits, was stopped for suspected drunken driving and excessive speed for conditions on Highway 101 north of Willits and booked into Mendocino County Jail.
More than seven weeks after the revolt in the Dominican Republic, the nation shows signs of settling into a prolonged crisis. An Inter-American force including U S Brazil Honduras Nicaragua and Costa Rica is established, with Paraguayans to join later. An OAS negotiation team led by Ellsworth Bunker Ramon de Clairmont Duenas and Ilmar Penna Marinho engages in talks as Brazil shuttles between factions. The piece notes the continued division and uncertain path forward.
The scene on the Executive Mansion lawn includes a prize-winning poet and other notable guests as a modern sculpture display unfolds in a formal program. John Hersey Phyllis McGinley Saul Bellow and Catherine Drinker Bowen read works while 400 invitees anticipate a program of plays films and music by the Louisville Symphony Orchestra and Duke Ellington ballet.
Barry Goldwater, former Republican nominee, tells UPI he wants President Johnson to let military leaders decide Viet Nam tactics. He warns Hanoi could be bombed if not given in, and contemplates attacking China's nuclear production if China enters the war, while saying nuclear weapons are not necessary. He argues for decisive action to end the conflict.
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