Letters to the Editor from Ukiah Daily Journal readers
Readers from Ukiah California express apologies from the Ukiah Jaycees for missing Flag Day banners and criticize governance while praising Masonite subdivision plans at Hendy Woods. Letters also commend Community Hospital Mendocino County service and offer free removal of derelict refrigerators to reduce hazards from old appliances.
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Ukiah
Calif
Ukiah Daily Journal
Ukiah Jaycees
Jaycees
Hendy Woods
Masonite
Anderson Valley
Keith Bates
Pat Collins
Community Hospital
Mendocino County
Evelyn Spear Ukiah
John Biddulph Wilson
The
Mendocino
Mendocino campership fund appeals for donations
The Mendocino County Welfare Campership Fund seeks contributions to send 20 children to camp this summer. Average weekly costs range from 38 for general camps to 150 for specialized programs. private donors and clubs must fill remaining needs after donations from Salvation Army and Baptist Church. Contributions may be sent to the Courthouse in Ukiah.
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Mendocino County
Jeanne Sullivan
Children’s Services
Salvation Army
Redwood Glen
Santa Cruz Mountains
Baptist Church
C O Courthouse
Ukiah
Peking protests Times editorial ads on Taiwan and China policy
The Chinese government urged the New York Times to stop printing political advertisements from anti-Peking Chinese and the Chiang Kai shek government. The Times refused to tailor policy, citing press freedom and openness to all advertisers.
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New York Times
Chiang Kaishek
Taiwan
Chou Nan
Peking
United Nations
The
Times
A. M. Rosenthal
the Times
Rosenthal
Logging regulation bill moves through Legislature
State Senator Randolph Col lier reports a measure to set permanent logging rules for privately owned forests. Both timber interests and conservationists back the plan, with Senate and Assembly committees each approving similar proposals amid past delays. Temporary rules run by the State Board of Forestry remain in effect.
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Senate Natural Resources
Assembly
Assembly Natural Resources Committee
State Board of Forestry
Graduation Echoes From Cold World Views
A lighthearted take contrasts graduates leaving school with the harsher realities of Washington. The writer asks readers to name current top officials in the capital, hinting at the ongoing power structure and invitations to query in the nation’s capital.
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Washington
June Wedding Bells Highlight Seasonal Fete
A June feature celebrates wedding bells and the nuptial season with sociable gatherings and local festivities. Officers note plans for ceremonies, receptions, and community events as couples announce engagements and forthcoming unions.
Roosevelt Backed Panamas Independence Over Panama Canal Treaty
The World Almanac notes a 1903 treaty calling on the U S to dig the Panama Canal. Colombia rejected it, Panama declared independence on November 3, and Roosevelt recognized Panama on November 6, aiding revolutionists and drawing critics' charges of a big stick policy against Colombia.
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U.S
Colombia
Panama Canal
Panama
Theodore Roosevelt
The
World Almanac
Roosevelt
Dymally Pushes Central Voter Registration File Bill
California Senator Mervyn Dymally proposed a state wide voter registration file listing each voter's name address census tract number party affiliation and title for women in a centralized computer system. The bill removes two items after opposition from the Teamsters and awaits Senate Elections and Reapportionment Committee action.
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Copley
Sacramento
Mervyn M. Dymally
Los Angeles
Big Brother
Dymally
California
State Department of General Services
Department of Motor Vehicles
Social Security
Internal Revenue Service
State Franchise Tax Board
Credit Bureaus
California Teamsters
Senate
Giants Game Spurs Redding Rifle Shooting Incident
A man in Redding fired 17 rounds at his television after watching the Giants 8-7 loss to the Astros. He blames the team and now faces gun control debate as he seeks a new TV. A separate New York report says a 17-year-old asked a man in bermuda shorts to hold a fence for him to steal watchdogs from a car lot, but the thief was nabbed and the plainclothes officer led the arrest.
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Redding
San Francisco Giants
Houston Astros
New York
UPI
Ann
Landers
Woodpecker
Ann Landers
Noble Fraternity of Medicine
Letters and Replies Fill a Page of Ann Landers Condo
A reader condemns youth with BB guns endangering wildlife and blames parents. Ann Landers replies, acknowledging readers, defending privacy, and addressing complaints about doctors wives and office rumors. A third letter questions coworkers judging a coworker’s pregnancy and rumor mill.
Controversy Over Kelley Handling of Police Brutality Reports
Washington reports from Missouri criticize Kansas City Police Chief Clarence M. Kelley for failing to address alleged police brutality against minorities. Documents urge stronger local control, racism reduction, tighter complaint review, and more Black officers amid federal oversight and civil unrest after 1968 riots.
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Justice Department
Missouri
Kansas City
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
Nixon
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Police Department
Martin Luther King
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Paul Warnke
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