Redwood Valley Bookmobile Draws Big Crowd on First Run
Mendocino County residents packed the red and white bookmobile during its first stop in Redwood Valley with 232 books borrowed by 93 families and 354 items circulated that day. The new county library demonstration will extend stops from one hour to two on alternating Fridays starting June 20, with Calpella and Potter Valley also adjusting schedules.
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Mendocino County
New County Library
Redwood Valley
Adane
Friend Ship Seven
Ukiah Public Library
County Library
Calpella
Potter Valley
Shirley Strom
Miss Strom
California State Library
North Bay
Camper Leaps in River for Ball in Kern River Search
A party of forest rangers and sheriff officers hunted the Kern River near Johnsondale in Sequoia National Forest for the body of 18 year old Tom Hulbert of Burbank who disappeared after leaping into the water to recover a football. The ball was later recovered downstream.
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Porterville
UPI
Forest Rangers
Kern River
Sierra Nevada
California
Tom Hulbert
Burbank
Feirview Lodge
Johnsondale
Sequoia National Forest
Hubert
Kennedy says administration must take blame in Estes case
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy told a TV audience the administration bears responsibility for the Billie Sol Estes affair since some involved officials were appointed by it but praised the lead role in investigating Estes and his financial empire. He denied efforts to cover up the case amid upcoming House and Senate investigations.
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Washington
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Billie Sol Estes
Kennedy
Estes
Tig
House
Senate
Kennidy
Oregon-Washington Plywood Co merges to form unified operation
The article describes a consolidation of an Oregon plywood and a Washington operation forming a single structure. The Garibaldi plywood plant and Bradwood sawmill will operate under combined management with independent divisions. Roy Backus and the merged group plan to intensify cooperation with customers across the United States.
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Garibaldi
Ore
Bradwood
Nicolai
General Plywood Co
Louisville
California
United States
Moores
Roy Backus
Oregon-Washington Plywood Co
Racer Rolls Into Pool Drowns Two Toddlers
Bakersfield report says April Stone four and Ty Stone two died after a small riding racer tipped into the family pool. Rosana Stone described Vera Stone cleaning the pool when the accident occurred. Vera Stone jumped in, rendered artificial respiration, but firemen could not revive the children.
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Bakersfield
UPI
Wendy Stone
Ty William Stone
Rosana Stone
Vera Wad
Democrats oppose UC censorship power over campus speakers
In Long Beach UPI report the California Democratic Council backs a resolution to rescind censorship authority held by UC officials. The 17 to 7 vote opposes banning speakers by political belief. The board also seeks $150 million for parks and recreation and selects Bakersfield for the CDC convention March 29-31 next year. Tom B. Carey Jr. urges a statewide voter registration drive.
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Long Beach
UPI
University of California
California Democratic Council
Bob Phillips
University of California At Berkeley
Edmund G. Brown
Bakersfield
CDC
Tom B. Carey Jr
Ukiah Opens 24 Hour Answering Service
Ukiah’s first answering service is now open for businessmen contractors salesmen and professionals. Ukiah Answering Service will operate 24 hours seven days a week from 1498 Lockwood Drive with Pacific Telephone completing the switchboard installation. For details call HO 2-7565.
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Ukiah
Marie Cape
Lockwood Drive
Pacific Telephone
Edward G. Robinson Stricken With Heart Attack
Beverly Hills actor Edward G. Robinson, 68, was hospitalized today in Nairobi Kenya after a heart attack. His butler Frank Hoyle said Robinson was taken to Princess Elizabeth Hospital and that his condition would be known in a few days with wife Jane at the site.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Edward G. Robinson
Nairobi
Africa
Robinson
Frank Hoyle
Princess Elizabeth Hospital
Kenya
Hoyle
Jane
Forest Service eyes orderly sale of timber cut
Cliff told Kuchel that selling the full allowable cut is the main contribution of the Forest Service. By June 30 the agency would have sold about 1.4 billion of California's 1.5 billion board feet. Sen Engle argued timber should be harvested when ripe to avoid losses.
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Cliff
Kuchel
Forest Service
California
Clair
Graham Ends Largest Revival in History in Chicago
Evangelist Billy Graham concluded a one day crusade at Soldier Field drawing about 116000 worshippers in extreme heat. The event, believed the largest U S religious revival, raised attendance to 703000 for the campaign with 23100 decisions for Christ. Graham urged Americans to repent and warned of Rome like decline if moral reform fails.
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Chicago
UPI
Billy Graham
Billy Sunday
U.S
Giant Soldier Field
Graham
United States
Gibbon
Rome
America
Nine Buildings Riots At Prison In Ottawa
At a Canadian prison riots erupted after a recreation period, with three story main buildings damaged and fires set. Guards were overwhelmed as 700 inmates slept in tents after troops and police restored order by night. A full government investigation was ordered.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Royal 2and Regiment
Ottawa
Justice Department
Hoffa Declines Endorsement in Brown Nixon Contest
In Sacramento James Hoffa launches Teamsters political drive but refuses to back either California governor race candidate. He says local members should decide whether to support Democratic incumbent Edmund G. Brown or Republican challenger Richard M. Nixon.
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Sacramento
UPI
Teamsters
James Hoffa
California
Hoffa
Edmunt G. Brown
Richard M
Shell Nixon Rift Deepens After Campaign Conditions
LOS ANGELES UP I report says Joseph C Shell accuses Richard M Nixon of failing to keep word and ignoring issues. Shell demands Nixon cut 200 million from the next state budget and win about 35 percent of GOP convention delegates in 1964.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Joseph C. Shell
Richard M. Nixon
Shell
Republian
Niscon
Nixon
Baja California
Mexico
GOP
Hours Fresher Dairy Delivers Quality Milk in Ukiah
Pleasant View Dairy on North 101 Highway operates Ukiah area s only milk processing and bottling plant. Owned by Wait Bogner the firm serves Ukiah Tal mage and Redwood Valley with door to door delivery of Grade A milk cottage cheese buttermilk and other products. Orders can be placed by calling Homestead 25260.
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Pleasant View Dairy
North 101 Highway
Pleasant View
Ukiah
Wait Bogner
Talmage
Redwood Valley
Bogner
Potter Valley
Homestead 25260
Patio Gardens Inc Files Incorporation In Ukiah
Sacramento Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan announced Patio Gardens Inc a restart bar business firm in Ukiah has filed articles of incorporation with this office. Capital is set at $100 000 in $10 par shares. Directors listed are Robert C McAllister Julia L McAllister and Arthur D Alwven all of Ukiah.
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Sacramento
CIIS
Frank M. Jordan
Patio Gardens, Inc
Fim
Ukiah
Thas
Robert C. McAllister
Julia L. McAllister
Arthur D. Alwven
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CDA
U.C
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Ukiah HardwAre Co
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Agme Auto Trim
Berlin
Mik and Croom
Ln Ukiah
Walt BO
P.O. Bex
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