Vintners Await Marketing Order For Wine Promotion
In Sacramento AP report vintners await a new marketing order replacing the one ending June 30. A two day hearing produced agreement on a per gallon assessment to fund a 2 million dollar yearly promotion program, with disputes over duration, board voting, and bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Wine Advisory Board
James Woolsey
Roma
Cresta
Blanca Wineries
California Wine Institute
W. J. Kuhrt
State Department of Agriculture
Kuhrt
Jefferson Peyser
The
Wine Institute
Herman Case
DiGeorgio Winery
Fred Ficher
J. Walter Thompson Advertising Agency
Fidler
Midwest Heat Wave Unbroken Despite Tornadoes Raking states
Tornadoes and storms lashed the Midwest for a fourth night but failed to end a record heat wave. Chicago and other cities endured 90 plus degree heat as forecasters warned of possible cooler air. In Nebraska, a twister damaged two farms and a school near Pilger. Indiana and Minnesota reported heavy rains, structural damage, and large hail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Colorado
Nebraska
Pilger
Stanton County
Wayne County
Caution on Rug Cleaning Dyes and Wool Damage
Do not use ammonia or strong alkaline cleaners on rugs and carpets as they can bleed dyes and may harm wool fibers. Use milder cleaners and test inconspicuous areas first to prevent fabric damage.
Screws Outperform Nails For Stronger Wood Joints
Permanent holding power favors screws over nails in woodworking. Screws yield tighter joints and allow easy adjustment or removal. Proper drilling requires a hole for the shank and a pilot hole for the root, which strengthens the joint by preventing wood splitting.
Wood Screw Countersinks and Driver Tips
To sink wood screws flush a countersink is needed. Lag screws blend bolt and screw use, with a bolt head for heavy work. A straight driver tip is essential to avoid slipping and damaging screw heads. keep several sizes on hand.
Know Your Bedding Plants and Moss Substitutes
Expanses of bare ground yield trouble-free pleasure when planted with slow growing grass substitutes like Trish Moss. Irish moss thrives in shade and needs little care unlike regular lawns. Trish moss may form brown patches from poor watering sunburn spray or insect damage and suffers under heavy foot traffic. Propagation is by dividing parent blocks into one inch squares pressed into soil and watered. The California Bedding Plant Advisory Board advises covering transplants with a little moisture and mulch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Bedding Plant Advisory Board
Gore Strikes Af Commercial A Power Move
Senator Albert Gore announces a three pronged push to block Eisenhower’s order to have the Atomic Energy Commission enter the power business. He seeks formal votes on the issue and insists TVA directors keep independent management. The administration orders the AEC to sign a power contract for an Arkansas West Memphis plant via TVA, aiming to deliver 600000 kilowatts to TVA and save 10 million dollars in three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
House
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Commission
Congress
Gore
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Paducah
Joint Congressional Committee
mid-South-Southern Utilities Group
West Memphis
Ark
Guatemala says plot in third arms airdrop
The Guatemala government charged unidentified planes parachuted munitions marked with hammer and sickle into southern Guatemala as part of a foreign power plot. Three aircraft dropped rifles submachine guns and ammunition, picked up by soldiers and farmers and turned over to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala City
Guatemala
International Provocateurs
Ministry of Interior
Soviet Union
Dairymen Face Big Job in June Dairy Month
June Dairy Month aims to educate the public on dairy nutrition and reduce a surplus by boosting demand. Allen F Mather of the Agricultural Council of California argues for careful program design, noting dairy interconnections with beef, feed costs, and housewife concerns. The American Dairy Association leads a major promo push, hoping sustained PR effort increases milk consumption beyond June. Eight downtown San Francisco buildings rise 301 to 408 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen F Mather
Agricultural Council of California
Consumer
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
American Dairy Association
San Francisco
Potter Valley 4-H Club sets summer plans and events
Potter Valley 4-H Club met June 14 in Grange hall with Judy Noyes presiding. They arranged final loan payments of 321 from Farm Bureau for sewing machines, formed Fair committees, and announced Forestry Field Day at Howard National Forest, a skating party at Ukiah rink, and Exhibit Day in Mendocino City. Also decided campers pay their own way this year. The district news notes fifteen eighth graders’ San Francisco trip, hotel stays, visits to theaters, zoo and Fisherman’s Wharf, with accompanying adults. Other local items include birth of a third child to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clark, bridge club notes, and graduation-week visits by various family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Maxon
Potter Valley
Grange Hall
Judy Noyes
Virginia Strickler
Farm Bureau
Donald Fox
Bob Gibson
Larry Snow
Joe Smith
Karen Smith
Sandy Brown
Carol Coker
Steven Thornton
Howard National Forest
Willits
Ukiah
Mendocino City
San Francisco
Gary Hotel
Rene Marty
Marty
Wilburn Brown
Fleishaker Zoo
Aquarium
Fisherman's Wharf
Beach
Virginia Hulbert
Gayle Shelton
Donna Hughes
Marjorie Allison
Sharon Sylvester
Adrian Cook
Benny Gibson
Jerry Whitaker
Freddy Lauteren
Pat Dixon
Carl Owens
Roland Austin
Mike Morton
Eddie Clark
Bill Bennett
Lawrence Clark
Herman Meyers
Merle Cook
Allen Hughes
J. T. Phillips
Phillips
Kittie Foster
San Diego
Lola Ayers
Eugene Foster
Bruce Foster
Escondido
Vernon Clark
Ukiah General Hospital
Roy Svendsen
Ernest Pauli
Dale Slater
Lowell Deering
Claude Crenshaw
Floyd Crenshaw
I. J. Evans
Ivaun Maxon
Ralph Whittaker
Ed Bennett
Douglas Hewitt
Robert Mosby
Lionel Murphy
Lee Simpson
Simpson
Murphy
Evans
Dan Marine
Lena Wipf
Sarah Guntly
Santa Rosa Junior College
Doh Hulbert
Mary Babcock
Boonville
Arthur Hulbert
Yorkville
Barbara Eklund
Margy Sjoland
Albion
Francis Trimeloni
Joan Marty
Potter Valley Blood Drive Set At Grange Hall
The Potter Valley Community Blood Bank will collect blood from donors in the Potter Valley area from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Potter Valley Grange hall. Jointly sponsored by the Potter Valley Grange and the A F L Wood workers local at Ukiah Pine Lumber, the bank serves Potter Valley residents. Bank chairman Don Hulbert said the blood is processed by a Santa Rosa firm for local use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Valley Community Blood Bank
Potter Valley
Potter Valley Grange
A. F. of L. Woodworkers
Ukiah Pine Lumber Company
Don Hulbert
Santa Rosa
Wetbacks Leave US by Hundreds
EL CENTRO California UP Hundreds of illegal Mexican laborers fled across the border to Mexico today after a government roundup. The offensive, ordered by Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr, shipped 12 972 aliens by bus to Mexico and seized many before the official launch. Border patrol noted thousands crossed ahead in a bid to remain near the boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Centro
Calif
United States
California
Arizona
Mexico
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Brownell
U. S. Immigration Service
Nogales
Mex
Arizonia
Brown Warns Politicos to File Cost Reports
San Francisco based Attorney General Edmund G Brown warned all state primary candidates to file campaign cost reports with the secretary of state by June 23 Local office candidates must file with county clerks while congressional candidates fall under federal election laws A winning candidate cannot receive a nomination certificate until the statement is filed Leaves of the white mulberry tree noted as the main silkworm food source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Edmund G. Brown
Secretary of State
Brown
C D Officials To Address Nurses At Willits
Three representatives from the State office of Civil Defense will address nurses at the Willits Veterans Memorial building on June 30. Major General W M Roberts son director of the state CD office will discuss defense and child protection in school, Dr John Heslop will cover radiological safety, and Avis Axelson will outline nursing in civil defense and nurse responsibilities. The one day institute is organized with L S Trowbridge of the local civil defense office and the county health department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Office of Civil Defense
One Day
Veterans Memoria
Willits
W. M. Roberts
State CD Office
John Heslop
Avis Axelson
Brownson to clash with aid officials over grain scandal
Rep Charles B Brownson asks why taxpayers should not be told about a 3.5 million grain scandal in Austria. Brownson chairing a House subcommittee probing foreign aid waste says State Department barred public discussion and refused to name individuals involved, calling it an attempt to conceal information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles B. Brownson
R-Ind
Austria
Brownson
House
Murphy
State Department
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United Press
Piler
Stanton
Frank Glover
Muncie
Ind
Meat Company
St. Cloud
Minn
Ukiah Realty
Lelia Gordon" Schamber
M. Corbett
North State
Ratse
Russian River & Co
B.r
Dora
N. State St. Cor
Dr. Or Dentis
O. E. Long Realty
Long Acres
S. 101
Airport
Redwood Realty Realtors
S. State
Jack Lewis
State St
the Gateway Realty
Homestead
Ukiah—Herb Cochrane & Associates
Clay Street
City
Walnut Court
Evans Street
Jaank Nate
Roth
Dichone
Daily Journal
Laws Ave
Ukiah Village
Call HO
Jobot
ABC
Ukiah Farm Suppliers
E. Perkins
Charles Rupe
Politicos
Jack Epperson
Assembly of God Church
Smith and
Barnes Streets
Epperson
Moses’ Rod
C-D
Insurance Company
Sonoma Property Loan Company
J Call
Ukiah HO
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
National Steel Corporation
North State Street
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