Master Water Plan Proposed For Mendocino County
A $14,000 master water plan and hiring of a permanent water consultant were proposed to protect Mendocino County water rights from outside exploitation. Edward Carpenter urged a formal master plan starting with the Eel River watershed, outlining data collection, reviews, and future need forecasts to align with the California Water Plan.
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Mendocino County
Edward Carpenter
Carpenter
Men‘lacing County
Russian River
Eel River
Walnut Talks at Davis and Other Local Notes
A fragmented county page item lists Walnut Talks at Davis and praise for agricultural stations. It notes chimney cleaning advice from the fire department and hints at local concerns from high sheriff actions to a Fourth of July celebration. Mentions steel wages, obesity factors, Bile Holiday's illness, and a continuation on Page 3.
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Walnut
Davis
Pets Parade in Ukiah Lions Club Event Draws Pets
Ukiah Valley youngsters prepare pets for the Lions Club Parade at the Fairgrounds on Saturday at 10 am. Pets of all descriptions will be judged for prizes including largest, smallest, longest ears, longest tail, and most comically dressed. Entry forms available at local sponsors with rules and prizes for numerous categories.
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Heather Howard
Allen Howard
W. Mill Street
Duffy
Lions Club
Fairgrounds
Heather
Journal
G. Hunter
Ukiah Valley
Ukiah Lions Club
Bard
Austenting
Van's Town and Country
White's Superette
Farmer John’'s
Safeway
Jalmine’s
RR Market
Brownie's
Ward- Wildberger
State Market
Air Mart
Purity
Midway Market
West Eind Market
Martin Wins Tickets For 1959 Ice Follies
Irwin J. Martin of Ukiah wins two free tickets in the Daily Journal Find Your Name contest. He spotted his name Monday on the classified page and checks in to claim opening day tickets for the 1959 Ice Follies at San Francisco Winterland. Five weekly winners are drawn. readers urged to check the classified page for your chance.
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Daily Journal
Irwin J. Martin
Ukiah
San Francisco
Winterland
Martin
S F Accident Injures Bransons
Five people from Ukiah attending Charles Mannon’s Stanford graduation were injured when an alleged drunk driver crossed into their car. Frank Branson, bank cashier, broke a bone. Mrs Branson and two children plus Mary Ellen Mannon were bruised. The hit and run driver fled. Ukiah party returned home with a new car.
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Ukiah
Charles Mannon
Stanford University
Frank Branson
Savings Bank
Branson
Plan Probe Of Action by U S Plane
Defense Secretary Neil H McElroy said he would investigate why a U S bomber failed to return fire at attacking Communist jets blaming a non functioning tail gun. He called the issue strictly abnormal as crew statements surface after a White House meeting with President Eisenhower.
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Defense Secretary
New Warning On Pink Teachers in California Schools
Sacramento reports a Senate Education Committee warning that Communist teachers can cause permanent harm to California elementary students. The 1958 hearing cites arithmetic and patriotism concerns, noting ongoing teacher withdrawals while urging stricter oversight of educators and curricula.
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Michael Fpallon
Sacramento
UPC
Senate Investigating Committee On Education
California
Morales
Nelson S. Dilworth
Hemet
Jailworth
Southern California
Los Angeles
Air Terminal Plan Revived In Ukiah
The Ukiah Chamber of Commerce asks the city to study a combined Air Terminal City Hall facility at the municipal airport. The plan, under Planning Commission study, would guide decades of development. The chamber reiterates that locating the facility on airport property benefits citizens businesses travelers.
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Ukiah
Water tax clash grips California lawmakers
Sacramento groups push a record budget in a bid to end a long water dispute between the north and south. The Legislature agreed to 83.75 million in new taxes as part of a bid to fund water projects and curb the water rights battle. The bill faces final Assembly action before Gov. Edmund G. Brown's signature and would set up a billon-plus water program.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Senate
California
Assembly
GOP
Joseph A. Tats Ligan
Santa Rosa
Shaw
Y. Shaw
Bank Corporation
Tie
Thomias
Cop Killers End Mass Manhunt in Massachusetts
One of the Doyle brothers was shot and killed while the other surrendered after a three day Massachusetts manhunt. William Doyle, 22, died after a 90 second gun battle with police near a cranberry bog in Middleboro. John Doyle, 24, surrendered and was taken for questioning. The pair had abducted a hostage in Philadelphia and robbed a liquor store before fleeing north, ending a crime spree that included the killing of a Philadelphia officer.
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Middleboro
Mass
Coyle Brothers
William Coyle
Philadelphia Brothers
St. Luke's Hospital
John Coyle
Doyles
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
James E. Kane
William Sedgewick
Sedgewick
Carnival Comes to Ukiah for Four Night Run
The Great Western Shows carnival arrives in Ukiah, sponsored by the Ukiah Volunteer Firemen, to raise funds for the fire department. Opens opposite the Ukiah airport tomorrow and runs through Sunday with daily hours from noon to midnight, two to midnight on Saturday and Sunday, free admission and ample parking.
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Ukiah Valley
Ukiah
Berris
Sunnday
Pam
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State
Superman
Lenore Lemmon
Hollywood
George Reeves
Reeves
Percy
H. M. Ivey
Laos
Lakeport Square
Stite
Florida
Mississippi
F.B.L
Readymade, S
Bile Haliday
S.F
Bransons
U.S
Dibworth
David Curland
San Pedro High School
Sylvia Saltzman Situs
Manchuria
NAVY
Japan
By James C. Anderson
Knorville
Tenn. Copl
C. Edwin Groves
Faust
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