California population second in nation in 1960 census
The 1960 census lists California with 15,650,000 residents, the nation’s second largest, with expert Carl Frisen predicting California could become the most populous state by 1964 if growth continues. New York leads with about 16.6 million. Frisen cites potential eight new House seats for California as a likely outcome.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Carl Frisen
State Department of Finance
United Press
U. S. Census Bureau
Frisen
New York
Congress
U.S
Washington
Thomas Kutchel
Calif
Census Bureau
Lake Mendocino Lake Facilities Backed For Holiday Crowds
Mendocino County Supervisor Paul Poulos said Lake Mendocino has sufficient chemical toilets garbage disposal and water support to handle Memorial Day crowds and likely Fourth of July sizes. Health department questioned adequacy urging possible closure until facilities are improved.
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Wae Vynese
Paul Poulos
Ukiah
Lake Mendocino
Poulos
Walker Tilley
Lake
Mendocino
Pickle Road
Mendocino County
Boonville Nominee Appointments To Service Academies
First District Congressman Clem Miller announced three Marin Sonoma Napa Lake Mendocino Humboldt and Del Norte youths receive U S Naval and Air Force Academy appointments. Ed Walter Alfred Ericson and William Henry Brown named with Paul Neely Batterson an alternate candidate. Selection based on academics exams and interviews. local board recommendations guided the process.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
Air’Force
First District
Cong
Clem ‘Miller
Ed i Walter
Alfred Ericson
Waldo Eric
Reservoir Road
San Rafael
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
William Henry Brown
Stanley Brown
Santa Rosa
U. S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Miller
Air Force Academy
Paul Neely Batterson
R. M. Batterson
Rawles Road
Boonville
Batterson
R. M. Batterson Jr
Tokyo
Japan
Col. Batterson
U. S. Air Force
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Marin
Sonoma
Napa
Lake
Mendocino
Humboldt
del Norte
Golfing Dinner Slated Saturday for Ukiah Club Championship
The Ukiah Men's Golf Club announces a championship kickoff dinner in the Masonite room at the Palace Hotel. Refreshment hour from 6 to 7 30 p.m. followed by dinner at 7 30. Don Bones presides, tickets 4 50 at the door or from directors. Darrell Lynch will provide organ music and over 100 in door prizes will be awarded.
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Palace Hotel
Ukiah Men’s Golf Club
Don Bones
Ukiah Golf Club
Ukiah Men's Golf Club
Darrell Lynch
Covelo Couple in Critical Condition After Gas Blast
Mr. and Mrs. William Crawford were severely burned in a gas leak explosion at their Covelo home last Sunday and were moved from Howard Memorial Hospital in Willits to the University of California Hospital in San Francisco. Mrs Crawford underwent arm surgery as their condition shifted to critical. Neighbors helped stop further harm as the pair’s clothing burned. Dudley Dorman, his stepson Robert Whipple and visitor Al Frazier aided them.
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William Crawford
Covelo
Howard Memorial Hospital
Willits
University of California Hospital
San Francisco
Crawfords
Crawford
Dudley Dorman
Robert Whipple
al Frazier
Ukiah City Council Names New Golf Pro Howe
The Ukiah City Council hired Glenn Howe as municipal golf pro succeeding Bob Whitaker. Howe, 25, will sign a two year contract and start within a week. He brings experience from San Francisco Ingleside and the San Francisco Golf Club and plans to develop a robust junior program.
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Glenn “Ericksen
Winston Hower
San Francisco
San Francisco Golf Club
Ukiah
Bob Whitaker
Lyell Cash
Gash
Howe
BYU
John Geertsen
Ingleside Pro
Whittaker
Igh
Bill Tatum
Ninehole
Sowe
Brigham Young University
Utah
World Happenings in Brief from Manila to Geneva
World news brief reports Eisenhower farewell Philippines and Formosa voyage. France tells USSR disarmament move remains unacceptable. House lab panel approves gradual minimum wage rise to 1.25 and coverage of 3.9 million more workers. Johnson signals Senate action on US Japan treaty despite Tokyo riots. Air space sector optimism after Douglas strike settlement and Cape Canaveral workers accept Convair offer. Cannery Workers Union calls for nationwide canneries strike support. Mosk candidacy seen as ill advised by critics amid airline labor tensions. Foreign aid cuts discussed as conservatives and liberal Democrats seek partial restoration. Grass fire on Highway 20 near Forks reported.
Eisenhower Trip to Japan Canceled Amid Global Debate
The forced cancellation of President Eisenhower's Japan visit drew international concern and heated Senate debate over U.S. foreign policy. Critics argued prestige was damaged while supporters noted relief at avoiding potential violence from anti-American mobs in Tokyo. Some diplomats warned of propaganda gains for the Soviet bloc and China, while others believed the move could harden Japan against the leftist fringe and bolster the security treaty ratification.
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UPI
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
Fils Sa
Manila
Philippines
Formosa
Seoul
Kishi
U.s.japan
Eisaku Sato
Okinawa
Zengakuren
United States
U.S
Secret Service
A. E. Baughman
Fundy
Moscow
Diet
Washington
Free World
Congress
Senate
Europe
Asia
West
Ruagia
Russia
China
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Don Druliner
Ray Jean
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Stanley Mosk
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St. Mary's School
Judith
Roger Anderson
Kathleen Ready
Katherine Radler
Christine Gerber
Julie Bowen
Angelo Grelli
Patsy Foster
Fr. Anderson
Joyce Meyers
Penny Johnson
Adela Berg
Peggy Nagel
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Mike McGill
Charles Gulyash
John Coughlin
Charley Cunningham
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Donald Osborne
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