Farm Bureau Conference At Cal Poly July 10-13
The 1963 Western Regional Farm Bureau Conference will be held July 10 to 13 at California State Polytechnic College in San Luis Obispo. Registrants will include hundreds from 11 western states and Hawaii with sessions on medicine and agriculture, water, labor, and farm bureau action. Special events for women include a Hearst Castle trip and campus tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Regional Farm Bureau
California State Polytechnic College
San Luis Obispo
Farm Bureau
Hawaii
Edward R. Annis
Miami
Fla
American Medical Association
Roger Fleming
Washington
D. C
American Farm Bureau Federation
George Abbott
National Resources Coordinating Committee
Fred Heringer
California Farm Bureau
J. Earl Coke
Bank of America
Louis A. ‘Rozzoni
Hearst
Castel
San Simeon
Cal Poly
Supreme Court Court Dialogue on Religion and Government
Supreme Court remarks on the ban on an establishment of religion. Justice Stewart says the court must recognize history and the imperatives of a free society that religion and government inevitably interact in countless ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Venturi & Eckman Paint Store Introduces Automated Color Service
In Ukiah Venturi and Eckman at 263 N State St unveil the Kem Colormeter enabling instant mixing of about 400 colors. Color samples and the Color Harmony Guide help customers choose hues, with a quick auto formula follow for fast results. The shop claims to be among the first nationwide to adopt this automated system from Sherwin-Williams.
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Ukiah
Kem
Venturi & Eckman
N. State St
Lloyd Venturi
George Eckman
Venuri
Sherwin-Williams Co
North State Street
Journal
Studies versus relaxation during vacation time
Parents and children plan summer breaks balancing academic activity and rest. Most students benefit from time away from school pressures, while some pursue summer courses or college seminars for progress or experience. Individual needs, ages, and interests shape the plan, with tutoring or focused programs for those needing support.
Former Hopland Resident Blanche Darling Dies in Auto Crash
Funeral services were held in Stockton for Blanche Darling 67 a former Mendocino County resident and daughter of an early Mendocino pioneer family. She was killed Friday morning in a freeway auto accident south of Oakland. Survivors include four brothers Eugene Oscar Alsiah Adrian Newton Cloverdale and Weott and a nephew Gerald Newton Ukiah newsman.
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Stockton
Blanche Darling
Mendocino County
Mendocino
John Newton
Comptche
Oakland
Eugene
Oscar Newton
Alsiah
Adrian Newton
Cloverdale
Alfred Newton
Weott
Gerald Newton
Ukiah
Bonfires Mark German Unity Day Across Border
West Germany lit bonfires along the East West border to honor the 10th anniversary of the June 17 1953 East German riots. The observance marked German Unity Day in the West and expressed solidarity with East Germans whose protests were crushed by Soviet troops.
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Berlin
UPI
Building firm advertises for Site Personnel in London
A London building firm posted a sign seeking personnel, with wording implying discrimination in hiring. The notice, carried by UPI, presents an employment advertisement that raises concerns about fair hiring practices.
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Seeks Employes London
UPI
First American woman in space to earn it by skill not sex
NASA officials say the initial American woman astronaut will qualify through engineering or scientific expertise and jet test piloting, not gender. Experts note future spaceflight may favor broader endurance and roomier craft, with women proving equal in psychomotor tests.
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Washington
UPI
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Air Force
Congress
Joseph Connor
Aerospace Medicine Section
Connor
Evans Seeks Continued from Page 11
Evans recalls warrants, fears illegality, reissues after night visit by Tindall, the Klees, Morton and Mrs. Allen with husband. Goldstein says charges against Kathy Hunter were malice against the journal and baseless even if she wrote the article. warrants against Guthrie and Salisbury framed by hostility. Klee interferes mid-argument. Goldstein ends by noting defendants lacked judicial sanction and sought other means.
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Evans
Tindall
Klees
Morton
Allen
Goldstein
Kathy Hunter
Daily Journal
Hunter
Petersen
Klee
Two Tennessee students rescued from cave ledge
Ranger in Gatlinburg reports John Cathey 21 and James Gibbs 22, University of Tennessee engineers, were rescued after spending 24 hours on a cave ledge in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. They admitted exploring the park without permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatlinburg, Tenn
UPI
John Cathey
James Gibbs
University of Tennessee Engineering
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Former Hopland pioneer Jennie Westlake dies at 86
Jennie Duncan Westlake, a Hopland area pioneer born December 9, 1876, died June 13 at a Lakeport rest home after a May stroke. She lived at 95 Starr Street Lakeport since 1943, previously moving from Cloverdale in 1878. Funeral at Jones Mortuary under Clear Lake Grange auspices. burial Hopland Cemetery. Surviving daughter Neva D. Coan of Santa Monica and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopland
Jennie Duncan Westlake
Lakeport
Starr Street
Jones Mortuary
Clear Lake
Disarmament Conference Recesses to July 30
The 17 nation disarmament conference recessed Friday until July 30 to accommodate high level talks planned in Moscow in mid July among the United States Britain and Soviet Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
UPI
United States
Britain
Russia
Moscow
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Farm Bureau Housing Committee
California
Farm Bureau Federation
Telegraph Avenue
Berkeley
Duits
Hares School of
Vichy Hill
George High
Supreme Court
Building Review
Venturi & Eckman Paint Store
Iké
Holz CO
John Deere
Clay & Railroad
Dorr Neeoir
Pleasant View Dairy
Walt Bogner
P.O. Box
Allen's Mattress
N. Main St
ACME
Sherwin-Williams
Kirsch
N. State
Empire Rug Cleaners
Clara
U.S
Pacific Telephone
Uriah
Penney's
Vonoay
Aly
Ms Nen Anette
OLA
Ec McCamey
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