Whitney Named Chairman of Sierra Redwood Group
Al Whitney of Ukiah is named chairman of the Redwood chapter of the Sierra Club after Merritt Hugo’s resignation. Milton Hodin of Santa Rosa becomes vice chairman and Maurice Wood of Napa joins the executive committee. The June 20 meeting at Lark Field Plaza in Santa Rosa set the chapter’s focus on redwood parks, King Range, coast survey, and state park bond issues.
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al Whitney
Ukiah
Redwood
The
Sierra Club
Merritt Hugo
Milton Hodin
Santa Rosa
Whitney
Maurice Wood
Napa
Larkfield Plaza
Hugo
King Range
Salmon Mountains
Preston Peak
California
King Hoehn
Steele Lane
Hoffman Avenue
Pacific
United States
Anderson Valley watershed plan to include 222 square miles result
Steering committee recommends adding crop lands and downstream watershed areas from Philo raising project size to about 222 square miles. Key problems include irrigation water shortages, flood erosion losses, domestic water scarcity, recreation needs, and fishery fluctuations. A dam on Robinson Creek could anchor water control and soil conservation for agricultural urban and recreational growth.
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Rancheria Creek
Anderson Creek
Robinson Creek
Philo
Anderson Valley
Navarro
State Soil Conservation Commission
Sacramento
Mendocino
Rockefeller backs Scranton in bid for GOP nomination
Scranton hailed Rockefeller's support as a tremendous boost in his bid for the Republican presidential nomination. He said a personal telephone call from Rockefeller Monday promised full cooperation and support at his command. Rockefeller workers are probing how many delegates could be legally committed to Scranton on the first ballot.
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Minnesota
Honor Roll Names by Class Peer List Continues On
The Honor Roll continues listing students by class with juniors sophomores and freshmen. It names numerous students across all grades including Toni Pozun Joanne Prigmore Linda Ray Mary Ricetti Stephanie Richards Diane Riley Rebecca Scott Fred Simpson Sharon Stinehoff Shirley Tarver Cheryl Vann Mark Vogel Wanda Walsh Susan West Gary White Sandra Winter Stella Witter Steve Wilson Pat Zinker etc.
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Toni Pozun
Joanne Prigmore
Linda Ray
Mary Ricetti
Stephanie Richards
Diane Riley
Rebecca Scott
Fred Simpson
Sharon Stinehoff
Shirley Tarver
Cheryl Vann
Mark Vogel
Wanda Walsh
Susan West
Gary White
Sandra Winter
Stella Witter
Steve Wilson
Pat Zinzer
Rusty Lynn Anderson
Laura Baird
Cathy Beck
Corliss Brower
Juanita Bruber
Gregory Bulger
Kenneth Burger
Emily Caouette
Bonita Oldenbruns
Patricia Osbourn
Nancy Primrose
Lynn Pinkham
James Ray
Karla Rose
Romayne Shepherd
Dwight Simons
Elaine Smith
Glenda Still
Iris Taylor
Robert Wattenburger
Tamara Zbitnoff
Rita Adder
Rue Alfaro
Charlotte Braat
John Benjamin
Shirley Brunt
Ray Chadwick
Craig Chandler
Bonnie Darby
Ronald Eversole
Stephen H. Ford
Jack Gilbert
Patricia Gillespie
Dawn Goodwin
Teresa Grandi
Karen Hunt
Drewnetta Jordan
Julie Kircher
Susan Latham
Richard Lawson
Janet Lewman
Maria Loijos
Jon Moon
Franch Morgan
Grace Morgan
Barbara Munday
Adriane Nicolaisen
Denise Niderost
Linda Parks
Robert Presley
Jeffrey Simpson
Larry Simpson
Susan Skeller
Donna Stipp
Doug Sutton
Michael Swan
Amy Wada
Susan Young
Kenneth Banker
Loelia Bell
Ronald Bogner
David Brewton
Anita Britton
Randy Broglio
George Burnham
Denise Burrell
Dana Capehart
Frances Cook
Paulette Ferbrache
Steven Fitch
Susie Fong
Leighton Ford
Jana Froneberger
David Gein
Tim Geohagan
Steven Gianmecchini
Davie Grieb
Don Gilmer
Sheila Holland
Joann Jacob
Dennis Toth
Lee Vagt
Beverly Way
Mark Weddle
Joanne Wener
Deborah Wilson
Bernadette Youngblood
Population Rises in Tokyo to Over Ten Million
Tokyo's population reached 10,572,062 as of May 1 per the Tokyo Metropolitan Statistics Bureau, an increase of 83,766 from the prior month.
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Tokyo
World Medical Association grows with Nigeria and Lebanon
In Helsinki the World Medical Association admitted Nigeria and Lebanon, increasing membership to sixty. The decision was approved during the congress opening session and reflects expanding regional representation in the global medical body.
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World Group
Helsinki
Finland
UPD
World Medical Association
Nigeria
Lebanon
Association
Hazel Tileston Wins Third in National Portrait Contest
Mrs. Frank Tileston placed third in a nationwide portrait studio competition sponsored by the Family Record Plan of Los Angeles, with entries from over 1 200 studios. It marks her second national win, following a fourth place two years ago as the sole California winner. she receives a prize and may choose from various studio supplies. The Tilestons operate Jerome Studio in Ukiah and a Cloverdale home portrait studio, planning a hiatus July 4 through August 10 for an advanced course at the Professional Photographers School in Winona Lake Indiana.
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Frank Tileston
Hazel Tileston
Tilestones
Jerome Studio
S. State Street
Family Record Plan of
Los Angeles
Tileston
California
Frank
Ukiah
Jerome
S. State
Cloverdale
Tilestans
Professional Photographers’ School
Winona Lake
Ind
Eriksen to Speak at Anderson Valley Farm Bureau Meeting
Ted Eriksen Jr twice county agricultural commissioner will discuss apple marketing and standardization and report on his Washington trip at the Anderson Valley Farm Bureau Center meeting tomorrow at Apple Hall. A 6 30 potluck precedes the session with members asked to bring a hot dish salad or dessert.
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Ted Eriksen Jr
Washington, D.C
Anderson Valley Farm Bureau Center
Applehall
A Matter of Morals Letter From London
A reader named Walter Payne writes to the Times of London lamenting the theft of his own copy of the Times and asking if this signals a deeper decline in British morals. The brief exchange captures a public concern over ethics in a periodical context.
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Matter OF Morals London
UPI
Walter Payne
The
Times of London
the Times
Ukiah Welcomes Norwegian Student After Football Introduction
Peter, a student from Norway, praised Ukiah high school and its seniors. He learned football with Bill Cleland and Chris Towne, earned honors in study hall, and plans to return to Norway after finishing high school and touring the United States with the Boyntons. He hopes to study medicine and come back to the U S and Ukiah.
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American Field Service
Ukiah
Ukiah High School
Chris Towne
Bill Cleland
Greg Petersen
Tim Hayes
Oslo
Norway
Peter Said
Ukiahi
Peter
United States
Marysville
Boyntons
Story Hour Thursday At Public Library
The Ukiah Public Library hosts the first summer story hour in the Mendo cino County Library Demonstration room on Thursday at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Lowell Stone leads with the Lion Stories theme, reading Elsa The Picnic Im Tired of Lions and Hubert's Hair-Raising Adventure, plus the first chapter of The Limerick Trick. Elementary students are invited.
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Ukiah Public Library
Mendocino
Most Wanted Bank Robber Shot by FBI
UPI reports federal officials recovered 59,000 in cash and the rest in travelers checks from David E. Lancey’s home after last week’s Sacramento bank heist totaling 73,000. George Zavada, on the FBI ten most wanted list, was shot by agents outside Lancey’s home and is hospitalized in Vacaville for chest and wrist wounds.
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San Francisco
UPI
Sacramento
San Jose
U.S
Cecil Poole
David E. Lancey
George
the King
FBI
California
Vacaville
Mendocino Officials Prepare Views on Highway Route Project
Hiway Tour and Mendocino County officials will present views to the commission at the meeting. About 1 million dollars in new highway construction is now under contract on the route. The Mendocino Pass Wonderland Association has spearheaded efforts to improve the route over the coast range and unlock the area’s recreation potential for several years.
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Mendocino County
Commission
Coast Range
Mendocino Pass
Donovan Resting Comfortably At St Luke's Hospital
James B. Donovan president of the New York City Board of Education is reported resting comfortably at St Luke's Hospital where he is under treatment for a heart ailment. He was admitted Friday and is known for negotiating the release of Francis Gary Powers and Bay of Pigs prisoners.
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Illen Hospital
New York
UPI
James B. Donovan
New York City
Keepers Pretend Flamingos To Spur Real Mating
Bristol Zoo keepers paddled in a pond as fake flamingos and mud nests to lure real flamingos into mating. Initial reports said the real birds merely watched and walked away.
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Bristol, England
UPI
Bristol Zoo
Stalker Moseley Sentenced to Death in Genovese Killing
Winston Moseley, judged by Justice J Irwin Shapiro, is sentenced to the electric chair for the murder of Kitty Genovese in Queens. The case drew cheers from spectators while the judge expressed mixed feelings about capital punishment but said he would pull the switch himself.
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New York
UPI
Winston Moseley
Queens County Supreme Court
Moseley
Kitty Genovese
Genovese
J. Irwin Shapiro
Service For Justice
Heart Memorials Established Across Two Communities
Heart memorials have been established for Purvis Strawhand Louis Garbacci Andrew Grothe Conrad Lobecker I Murray George Von Kegeler in Ukiah Willits and Redwood Valley. The memorials support the Heart Association's ongoing research and education programs. Donations may be sent to the Heart Association of the Redwood Empire 4000 Montgomery Drive Santa Rosa.
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Purvis Strawhand
Louis Garbacci
Andrew Grothe
Ukiah
Conrad Lobecker
I. C. Murray
Willits
George von Kegeler
Redwood Valley
Heart Association
Heart Association of the
Redwood Empire
Montgomery Drive
Santa Rosa
Dr Swain to Attend AOA Congress in New York
Dr Roy M Swain an Ukiah optometrist will join California’s delegation at the 67th Annual Congress of the American Optometric Association. The June 28 to July 2 gathering at the New York Hilton Hotel will feature educational seminars and professional policy discussions.
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Roy M. Swain
Ukiah Optometrist
California
American Optometric Association
New York Hilton Hotel
Tragic Accident In Fort Lauderdale Home
Judy Flanagan eight ran into a plate glass door at her new home as her parents William J. and Mrs Flanagan inspected the property. She bled to death before reaching a hospital after multiple lacerations from shattered glass.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Judy Flanagan
William J. Flanagan
Judy
Johnson asks Congress to back Romania credits
President Johnson told Congress it is in the national interest for the Export-Import Bank to guarantee short and medium term credits for U.S. goods sold to Communist Romania. He spoke Monday as required by the foreign aid appropriations bill after the two nations announced a trade pact seen as easing East West relations.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Export-Import Bank
U.S
Romania
United States
Venezuelan patrol captures Red Chief Teodoro Petkoff
An army patrol near Boca no, 50 miles west of Caracas, captured guerrilla leader Teodoro Petkoff and four companions. Petkoff fled from the Caracas military hospital, the others from Trujillo federal prison, according to authorities.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Teodoro Petkoff
Bocono
Petkoff
Trujillo
Beer Talks Collapse in San Francisco Strike
Negotiations to resolve the 37 day long Teamsters versus California brewers lockout collapsed in San Francisco. Federal conciliator Eugene Barry said no new meetings are planned. Major breweries statewide have been idle since May 11.
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San Francisco
UPI
Teamsters
California Brewers
Eugene Barry
Idaho Delegates Stay Committed to Goldwater
Idaho Governor Robert Smylie said Idaho's 14 delegates to the Republican National Convention will remain committed to Sen. Barry Goldwater until formally released. He spoke during Idaho Day at the New York World's Fair, noting a written commitment to Goldwater.
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New York
UPI
Idaho
Robert E. Smylie
Barry Goldwater
Smylie
Goldwater
Darling Post Office Closes On Valentine Day Schedule
The Darling Pennsylvania post office will close on July 3 as part of an economy drive. Each year locals receive Valentine cards from around the world, which will be affected as the heart shaped postmark is retired and mail re sent to loved ones may be delayed.
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Darling, Pa
UPI
Delaware County
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Hiway Tour
N.Y
Dr. Swain
AOA Congress
Red Chief
Mendocino-Lake Savings
P.O
Gobbi
Ukiah, Calif
BUICK
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