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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
3
Deputies report a man cited by Ukiah police for operating without a license and parking more than 18 inches from a curb. He received a 10 day suspended jail sentence and two years probation, then later was arrested on a Tur lock battery charge with bail set at 550 dollars.
The earliest automobile accident policy in the United States was issued in 1898 marking the birth of motor vehicle liability coverage. This milestone reflects the growing recognition of personal injury and property damage risks as cars became common on roads.
Notice announces a trustee sale under a Deed of Trust dated 1963 by Jack and Delores Y. Dooley for Continental Auxiliary Company as trustee for Bank of America. The sale to satisfy the debt will occur July 6, 1965, at 9:30 a.m. at the Mendocino County Courthouse Ukiah. The property is described as Lot 4 of Block 1 in Ukiah Village Addition No 3 recorded November 6, 1952.
Eugene L. Davis executor will privately sell in Ukiah Mendocino County a 0.129 acre parcel from Ukiah North Addition lotes 1 2 3 block L. Bids must be written and sent to the executor Bell and Cox offices. Sale subject to court confirmation with 10 percent cash deposit and balance on confirmation. Tax rents and insurance prorations apply. Property commonly 621 The Mndersigned reserves the right to reject bids. June 10 1965.
A lone gunman robbed the Bank of America at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco of 22 670 dollars. He wore casual clothes, handed a note saying this is a stickup, and forced tellers and a customer to lie on the floor before fleeing in a stolen convertible. The crime echoed a Nebraska killing cited by a teller.
The astronauts Jim McDivitt and John White arrived in Chicago and were greeted in Michigan with a state and University of Michigan tribute. Romney lauded their achievements, noting their Michigan roots and the pair's high ascent in space exploration. McDivitt recalled Chicago roots while White recounted joyful Michigan summers.
SUITLAND Md UPI The U S Weather Bureau begins transmitting weather data to France using the Early Bird satellite. Transmissions originate at the National Weather Satellite Center in Suitland and include weather facsimile charts from the Tiros IX satellite. Charts cover the northern hemisphere for 24 hours to the Paris weather center and the French Meteorological Service.
Legal notice announces Pacific Cal Company as trustee will sell Lot 25 Garden Subdivision Ukiah California at public auction for cash to satisfy a note secured by a deed of trust dated August 31 1956 and recorded in Book 440 Page 433 Mendocino County Official Records. The sale is to satisfy $11216.31 plus interest from August 1 1964 and related expenses.
H. V. Kaltenborn, Harvard voiced broadcaster and dean of broadcast commentators, died at 86 at Roosevelt Hospital after a heart ailment. He had arrived from a Palm Beach winter home two days earlier. NBC's Merrill Mueller led tributes praising his defense of free speech and integrity in news analysis.
At the Paris International Air Show the Soviet Antonov design team unveiled the Antonov 2, a giant turbo prop airliner with four engines and twin tail stabilizers. The cargo version impressed crowds while the designer Oleg Antonov indicated a future double deck passenger model could carry 720 passengers and that production would start in about two years, with sales to the West possible.
San Francisco city supervisor Terry Francois proposed a law to punish erasing chalk marks used by police to tag parked cars. The bill would impose five days in jail or a $50 fine for offenders.
United Press International reports Governor attends swearing in for Edmund I Jr. as California Bar member. Senate measures advance on education, birth control, taxation and liquor. Committees discuss splitting California into two states and welfare restrictions.
In Moscow UPI reports informants say the Soviet leadership may pursue sweeping economic reforms. Plan reportedly frees factory managers from tight state control to run plants, aiming to improve product design and profitability. Central committee meeting on reforms slated for mid July to early September.
Continuation notes emphasize all around horsemanship for the Dunham trophy. Eligible youths must enter at least three of six categories between May 16 and August 22, regardless of riding club membership. Contact Jim R. Tocher in Ukiah for information. show secretaries must report points within two weeks after shows.
A Wednesday matinee series kicks off at 1 p.m. with two features Jerry Lewis in Rock a Bye Baby and Circus Stars plus color cartoons. Tickets priced at 50 cents.
Sen Luther Gibson seeks intercounty transfers of existing liquor licenses with a two year moratorium on new state licenses. Assembly Ways and Means endorses a compensatory education program to capture 73 million dollars in federal funds for poor and backward students. Petris bill faces delayed action by the Revenue and Taxation Committee on a 1.1 billion tax increase and reform.
In Stockholm Haymarket Square a Monday night anti American demonstration turned chaotic. Four people were arrested and a police officer was bitten on the leg during protests over U S policies in Vietnam.
The historical note identifies Eric the Red by his Norse name Siikie Thorvaldson as the real name associated with the legendary Norse explorer.
Jerry Don Wright of Garden Grove remained in critical condition at Palm Harbor Hospital after a mislabeled bottle delivered up to 500 cc of rubbing alcohol intravenously during an emergency appendectomy at Garden Park Hospital in Anaheim. Attendants said he is much improved over 24 hours but still nonresponsive, able to recognize people.
The Ukiah Public Library announces a summer reading club for children called Build Yourself a Library. Children read 12 age appropriate books and report on them using a library building card. five bricks are pasted for each book. The program runs through the summer with extended hours for the Young People’s room and Thursday story hours at 2 p.m. for elementary students.
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