Eisenhower backs Adams as imprudent but honest
President Eisenhower declared Sherman Adams imprudent in his dealings with Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine yet said Adams remains an invaluable public servant. He defended Adams’ honesty, insisted he needs him, and warned all White House staff to be exceedingly prudent, while some Republicans urged Adams’ removal.
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James Barr Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Adams
White House
House
Goldfine
Washington
New York
Plymouth
Mass
Congressional Committee
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Ready for Action In Lebanon
The United States warns of swift military action in Lebanon if the UN cannot preserve Lebanon’s independence. Washington signals possible Marine deployment alongside the Sixth Fleet if Chamoun appeals for help and UN efforts fail, to rescue Americans and prevent leftist domination.
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Washington
API
Mideast
United States
Lebanon
United Nations
U.N
Syria
United Arab Republic
UAR
Mediterranean
Camille Chamoun
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Dulles
Sixth Fleet
Pentagon
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ukiah Firemen Attend Susanville Convention
Ukiah fire department members attended the Northern California Firemen's Association convention in Susanville last weekend. Attendees included Fire Chief and Mrs. A. T. Bechtel, Capt. and Mrs. D. A. Charter, Capt. and Mrs. Phil Prost, Sal. Chief and Mrs. R. Rains, Charles Hofman deputy for the California State Firemen's Association, and Nan Hofman. The three day meeting featured a crash firefighting program by the Alameda Naval Air Station and a banquet with Senator Stanley Arnold as speaker.
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Northern California Firemen's Association
Susanville
Ukiah
A. T. Bechtel
D. A. Charter
Phil Prost
R. Rains
Charles Hofman
California State Firemen'’s Association
Nan Hofman
Alameda Naval Air Station
Sen
Stanley Arnold
Follies Opens Today In San Francisco
The Daily Journal announces the Ice Follies opening at Winterland in San Francisco with a Find Your Name contest. A random name from the telephone directory will be inserted into the want ads daily, and the winner receives two Ice Follies tickets.
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Daily Journal
San Francisco
Shipstads and Johnson
Winterland
Journal
Chase
Brantley Brothers Start 5600 Mile Bike Trip to Alaska
Three Brantley brothers from Lexon Alabama left Houston Mississippi on a 5600 mile cycle trek to Anchorage. Ben 29 Clyde 25 and Claude 23 plan about 80 miles daily with a target arrival by September 1.
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Houston
Miss
UPI
Lexon
Ala
Anchorage
Alaska
Brantley Brothers
Ben
Clyde
Claude
Eisenhower recalls gifts from reporters at Gettysburg
President Eisenhower reminded reporters about the gifts he received at Gettysburg farm noting he once got a heifer from the press and the women reporters gave him the same. He said he never framed policy by a price cap and won t be bound by others actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Paul I. Douglas
D.hl
Democrats Plan Strategy Here
Three Democratic candidates are meeting with their county chairmen to plan their joint strategy for the fall campaign. Clem Miller, Democratic candidate for Congress from the First District, joins chairmen Thorkild Thomsen and others from Mendocino, Lake, and Ukiah areas. Jack Slattery, running for State Senate, and Francis Stebbins, running for State Assembly, attend with their respective chairs to coordinate efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Miller
Congress
Thorkild Thomsen
Mendocino County
Bob Jett
Lakeport
Hugh Sullivan
Norm Williamson
Ukiah
Jack Slattery
Bob Chess
Francis Stebbins
State Assembly
Jack Davis
William P Allen Improves in Texas Illness Recovery
William Prescott Allen, father of Mrs. Sam Cowan, was reported Tuesday evening to be making good progress in his recovery from a serious illness that sent his daughter and family to his bedside in Laredo Texas by plane on Sunday. Allen, a prominent newspaper publisher, spoke by telephone with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cober from his home Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Prescott Allen
Sam Cowan
Laredo
Tex
Allen
Ben Cober
Engle Starts Senate Campaign Tour in California
Rep Clair Engle begins a statewide tour for his U S Senate bid with stops in San Diego Long Beach and San Francisco He is set to address the Disabled American Veterans convention in San Diego and the Veterans of Foreign Wars gathering in Long Beach before returning to San Francisco later in the week.
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Engle
Senate
San Francisco
UPI
Clair Engle
U.S. Senate
San Diego
The
Disabled American Veterans
Long Beach
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mrs Bartlett Dies Rites Thursday
Mary Frances Mamie Bartlett 93 of 1005 W Perkins St died Monday evening in a local hospital. Funeral services Monday at 2 from Eversole Mortuary with Rev Ralph Fellerson officiating. Burial in Ukiah IOOF cemetery. Born February 24 1865 in Merced she lived in the area many years. Her husband Nate Bartlett was tied to the Mendocino State hospital site. She later lived with sister Elizabeth McKesson on W Perkins Street. She was active in the Ukiah Methodist church.
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Mary Frances ‘‘Mamie" Bartlett
W. Perkins Street
Ralph Fellerson
Ukiah Methodist Church
F. Bricarelli
Warren Brown
Henry Siems
Linus Miller
Walter Brown
George Anderson
Ukiah Ioof
Bartlett
Merced
Nate Bartlett
Mendocino State Hospital
Driving Charge Against Beckman
Judge Fred Goss in Judicial District court ordered Donald Wayne Beckman of Gualala held to answer in Superior Court on felony drunk driving charges. Beckman was involved in a May 25 Highway 1 crash injuring Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Lawick. California Highway Patrol says Beckman drove on the wrong side while intoxicated and struck the oncoming Van Lawick car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Goss
Judicial District Court
Donald Wayne Beckman
Gualala
Beckman
Charles van Lawick
California Highway Patrol
van Lawick
County explores state and federal help for salaries
Ukiah attorney John Golden urged the Board of Supervisors to consider that part of the $36,800 in upcoming salary increases would be funded from state and federal sources in addition to county funds. He noted $11,600 could come from non county funds, and called for re examination of the proposed freeze for 1957-58 wages. The board also raised the sheriff’s non purchase order limit to 50 dollars and discussed emergency purchasing needs. They adopted a storm damage aid resolution, accepted a county legal notices bid, and created a joint city county disaster council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Golden
Ukiah
Board of Supervisors
Golden
Reno Bartolomie
Edith Beck
Bartolomie
Armed Services Get Increased Building Funds
The House Armed Services Committee approved a military construction bill 32 to 0 authorizing 1.743 billion dollars. It covers 1.703 billion for regular forces and 39.958 million for reserve facilities, with allocations to Army Navy Air Force and Defense Department and changes affecting Far West projects such as Dugway Proving Ground and Stead Air Force Base.
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Washington
API
House Armed Services Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense Department
Far West
Dugway Proving Ground
Utah
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Naval Shipyard
Long Beach
Calif
Stead Air Force Base
Reno
Paper Hanger Expected Here In California
Ukiah police announced that Joseph A. Privitt, sought along the California coast for a string of bad checks cashed at grocery stores bars and service stations from Los Angeles to Sonoma counties, was captured by Gardena police in Southern California. Local police had warned businessmen last month that Privitt was heading north on Highway 101. John Henry Moe, 32, Eureka, was returned to this county by the sheriff to face non support charges filed by his wife Loretta in Willits, according to the sheriff's office.
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Ukiah Police Today
Joseph A. Privitt
California
Los Angeles
Sonoma
Gardena
Privitt
John Henry Moe
Eureka
Sheriff's Department
Loretta
Willits
Sheriff's Office
Crane blamed as bridge collapse kills and traps workers
Vancouver authorities and divers search wreckage of a partially finished bridge after a 180 ton mobile crane toppled into Burrard Inlet causing 16 deaths and 20 hospitalizations. Investigators consider delays to the project and an official inquiry is set to begin as authorities meet.
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Vancouver
B.C
UPI
Burrard Inlet
Robert Bonner
Sherwood
Naked Blonde Found Dead In Alleyway
In San Francisco Park District a 22 year old woman wearing only a black brassiere was found strangled in an alley. Connie Danna Lewis was identified by Elbert Sublette, her common law husband. Police note a recent intoxication record and a past quarrel in October.
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San Francisco
UPI
Park District
Connie Danna Lewis
Elbert Sublette
Sublette
Gilbert Martinez
Portland
Tourism Strike in New York Ends
A four day walkout shut seven top attractions including the Bronx Zoo and the Metropolitan Museum. Mayor Wagner called a five hour meeting to forge a basic settlement formula. Terms were not disclosed and will be voted on by AFSCME members tonight.
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New York
UPS
Bronx Zoo
Metropolitan Museum
Robert F. Wagner
American Federation of State
De Gaulle Leads France in Wartime Anniversary Ceremonies
Paris reports mark the 18th anniversary of Charles de Gaulle’s wartime rallying call as heavily policed ceremonies unfold along the Champs Elysee. Police deter left and right protests while Republic guards accompany de Gaulle on a procession to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and Mont Valerien burial site.
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Paris
UPI
Charles Dé Gaulle
Champs Elysee
Republic Guard
Mont Valerien
de Gaulle
London
France
Algeria
Elderly Man Hurt In Truck Mishap
An 82-year-old pedestrian, Fred Petzold, was injured when he walked into the side of a slow-moving northbound flatbed truck on Highway 101 in Calpella. Treated at Ukiah General Hospital and then transferred for observation, Petzold sustained facial and knee injuries. The truck was driven by Michael John Amedio of Ukiah. the incident occurred at about 11:50 a.m. local time.
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Highway 101
Calpella
Ukiah General Hospital
County Hospital
Fred Petzold
Highway Patrol
Petzold
Michael John Amedio
Ukiah
REA Executive Board Meeting Sets July Promotion Plans
Redwood Empire Association executives meet at Rickey's Rancho Rafael on June 27 to map publicity and travel promotion amid rising national competition. President Ben A. Cober will lead discussions with nine county members and review reports from multiple units and committees on highways, airports, harbors, and public projects.
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San Rafael
Redwood Empire Association
Rickey
Rancho Rafael
Ignacio
Redwood Empire
Marin County
Elias S. Day
REA
Ben A. Cober
Ukiah
Cober
Newspaper Publishers
Aviation Unit
Chambers of Commerce
Shoreline Highway Association
Wayside Enterprises
Atention
Howard H. Dickenson
Day
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Doris Thompson
Linda Davis
Diane Olhiser
John Franklin
Rod Pacini
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Ike
William P. Allen
Eversole Mortuary
Mamie’ Bartlett
Frank McGuire
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