Eisenhower defies protests amid Formosa voyage
President Eisenhower sailed the South China Sea aboard the USS St Paul as Communist shore batteries bombarded the Quemoy islands near Amoy in a show of opposition to his Formosa visit. The 7th Fleet formed an air and sea shield around the task force while Peiping broadcasts denounced the trip. Eisenhower canceled Tokyo plans but kept Korea on the schedule, heading to Seoul from Okinawa then to Hawaii.
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Heated Budget Session Over Judge Klee Controversy
County supervisors clashed as they cut Judge Oscar Klee's Judicial District budget by nearly 6000, sparking a record heated board room debate. Klee, elected Fourth District supervisor, seeks 9605 to run Big River justice court in 1960 61 amid turmoil at the courthouse.
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Local Notes and Budget Battles Stir Voters and Officials
A collage of items from the Daily Journal includes gossip on marriages and a quip about July as Rye Bread Gates and Inventors Week, plus a record of Abell Lodge 50-year members with their dates of rise. Editorial squabbles over county budget allocations erupt in a heated exchange among Klee, Reno Bartolomie, and Sheriff staff, trimming budgets and salaries amid courtroom and supervisor scrutiny.
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Wayne L. Crawford
A. L. Frehe
Willam Bromley
Fred Finne
Max Rudee
George P. Anderson
Lloyd Bittenbender
Hale McCowen, Jr
Playground Program Announced in Ukiah
Ukiah announces its fourth annual Summer Recreation Playground program opening Monday at 9 a.m. at Nokomis Yokayo and Frank Zeek playgrounds. The program offers open activities for neighborhood youngsters with no pre-registration, coordinated by the city recreation department with the Ukiah school board. Veteran staff led by Stan Stafford and Bob Gein will supervise, with leaders from Sacramento State assisting at Yokayo and Nokomis. Opening week features checker tournaments and base-running, followed by dances, nature trips, camping, cook-outs, roller skating, fishing trips to Lake Mendocino, and an inter-playground softball tourney.
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Stan Stafford
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Ukiah Elementary School Board of Trustees
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Yokago
Jim Whitaker
Nevada
Lake Menocino
British sergeants complete cross continental hike in under 87 days
Two British sergeants hiked from San Francisco across the continent to New York. They entered via a tunnel beneath the Hudson, ascended an escalator in the Coliseum, saluted, and finished at 10 17 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time, setting a record for the cross country walk in less than 87 days.
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UPI
San Francisco
Hudson River
Coliseum
U S Population Rises by 28 Million, Affects House Seats
Census Bureau will continue counting through summer and fall while preliminary figures place the 1960 population at 179.5 million. The gain since 1950 tops 28 million or about 18.5 percent, with final state totals due in October to determine congressional reapportionment and per capita federal aid. California likely gains at least seven seats starting November 1962.
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Hot car mystery hits local basketball game
Mrs. J. C. Hyett and her son discovered their Texas City auto lacked a radiator while parked at a high school basketball game. The car was not stolen. someone had removed the radiator during the event.
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UPI
J. C. Hyett
Mob violence mounts as treaty showdown nears in Tokyo
Anti-government mob leaders plan 300000 demonstrators for Saturdays rally over the U S Japan security pact as the treaty nears automatic ratification at 12 16 a m Sunday. Clashes feared outside the Parliament Building with 4000 police on duty amid student mourning bands and a wounded Socialist leader.
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Ukiah Jaycees Finish Curb Painting Drive
The Ukiah Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a weekend push to complete the Ukiah Village area and extend along Clay Street to Standley and Dora markers. Under Royce Howard, about 700 curb house numbers have already been painted in three weekends, aiming for 1,500 citywide by June 26.
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Ukiah
Cancellation of Eisenhower Japan trip shocks Western papers
Western European newspapers call off Eisenhower's Japan visit a blow to U.S. prestige blaming bungling and the U-2 fallout. Cuban and Communist outlets hail a victory for Japanese people while European readers focus on mob risk and diplomacy implications. The Times cites Japan mob action tied to the incident and Swiss papers blame U.S. inefficiency. The Herald quips on well intended fooling in politics.
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Neue Zuercher Zeitung
Daily Herald
World Happenings in Brief from Across Nations
Negotiators reached a tentative two year work contract to end the 11 day machinists strike at Convair halting Atlas missile production. Senate leaders deferred action on the U S Japanese security treaty until next week after state department talks. U S defense chiefs met in secret talks on U 2 flights riots in Japan and cold war tensions. Texas Rangers feared a riot after a school board meeting left two men shot one fatally and a third knifed in Brownsboro. Final returns from the June primary failed to show a trend of a stent vote for Rockefeller versus Nixon. Senate approved 40 billion for defense and set stage for bargaining with the House. An election year pay raise for 1 57 million federal workers was eyed. Fire at El Rancho Vegas burned the casino but half a million dollars in cash was saved. The Soviet Union accused the United States of blocking disarmament talks and said Wash ington must decide if East West talks can continue. Labor secretary James P Mitchell will meet California growers and attorneys in Washington to discuss farm labor laws.
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