Wallace confronts federal role in education rights clash
The piece recalls Gov. Wallace and Gov. Barnett resisting federal entry into Alabama and Mississippi schools. It argues the 10th and 14th amendments frame the dispute over federal authority versus state powers, urging a court adjudication to clearly define constitutional roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Tuscaloosa
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Oxford
Jackson
Wallace
University of Alabama
Huntsville
United States
U. S
News in Balance and the Press’s Duty
The piece argues that extremist rhetoric pressuring media and schools distorts truth. It condemns far right and far left fabrications and urges the responsible press to discard such claims, protecting reliability and libel standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
American South
New Books at the Library by Frieda Winter
A library notices new arrivals including The Face of America by Peter Farb a travelogue on North American natural history The Golden Frontier by H F Reinhart The Hidden Heart of Baja by E Gardner Kill and Overkill by R E Lapp Miracle Drugs and the New Age of Medicine by Fred Reinfeld The Mountain World fifth volume Occasion for Loving by Nadine Gordimer One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich by Alexander Solzhenitsyn The Other Side of the River Red China Today by Edgar Snow The Stainey Glass Jungle by Gregory Wilson and Trot by David Ely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Peter Farb
North America
Golden Frontier
H. F. Reinhart
Herman Francis Reinhart
Baja
Gardner
R. E. Lapp
Fred’ Reinfeld
Nadine
Gordimer
Africa
Ivan Denisovich
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Red China
Edgar Snow
China
Stainey Glass Jungle
Gregory Wilson
David Ely
Local News Highlights From Ukiah 1953 Page One
A June 19, 1953 Ukiah page surveys community life with Judy Busch’s rise from obscurity to The American Way radio, WAVES enlistments for Phyllis Cromwell and June Daut, Boys State selection for Robert Broaddus, a golden wedding in Covelo, local car deliveries, graduation notes, and upcoming Fourth of July plans in Willits, plus civic notices and local arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Daut
Cold Creek
Santa Rosa
Hunter's College
New York
Robert Broaddus
B. G. Broaddus
Lewis White Post
American Legion
Sacramento
Albert Brown
Covelo
Svere
Notice to Creditors in Amelia Norfolk Estate
In Mendocino County California the administrator of the estate of Amelia Norfolk. aka Amelia Olive Norfolk and variants, issues this legal notice to creditors to file their claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Notices to present claims and establish authority must be sent to Busch and Orchard Attorneys at Law Ukiah California with the administrator’s selected business place in Ukiah. First publication June 18 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of California
Mendocino
Amelia Norfolk
Amelia Olive Norfolk
Amelia
Norfolk
Amelia Ollie Norfolk
Amislia
Amislia Olivig
Amelea Ollie Norfolk
Sed
Bald
Busch and Orchard
Attornes
P.O. Box
Sanchez
Ukiah
California
Amislia Olive Norfolk
Amielia
Amislia Ollie Norfolk
Ukiah Daily Journal
Harles H
California weighs balanced water plan with fish protection aim
California faces a choice between maximal water and power development and strict wildlife protection. The California Water Commission proposes a nationwide, ten year study of all untapped water resources to map minimum stream flows and reservoir siting, with broad representation from fish and game, irrigation, power, sportsmen, and landowners to reduce conflict and guide future projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
CNS
California
California Water Commission
Commission
California Water Plan
CWP
Fish and Wildlife
Department of Fish and Game
The
Water Commission
State Senate
Logjam Follows 1963 California Legislature Closing Rush
Sacramento scene details the looming logjam as about 4000 introduced bills face final action in a frantic closing week before June 21 adjournment. The Assembly endured two marathon sessions while the Senate pressed deadlines. analysts cite new members and Brown administration strategy as causes. Budget battles loom with a $3.25 billion figure and a $40 million cut in salaries and programs. tax withholdings and forgiveness plans draw attention ahead of potential compromise by mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
CNS
Senate
Assembly
House
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Don A. Allen
Los Angeles
California
Nevada
Allen
Lake Tahoe
Mervyn M. Dymally
Johnson
California Democratic Council
California Republican Assembly
John ‘Birch Society
Kennedy Civil Rights Squeeze Plays Politics to 1964
Washington Window argues Kennedy faced a political squeeze by delaying civil rights legislation after 1961. Nixon allies pressured drastic action, provoking Southern opposition and undermining broader goals. The piece views the 1961 tactic as bad politics that flopped by 1963, with future implications for 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Kennedy
Nennerly
United States
White House
U.S
Birmingham
Letters of appreciation to Ukiah Daily Journal staff
Ukiah California readers thank the Ukiah Daily Journal staff for education reporting and editorial support. The Ukiah High School Faculty Association and Women’s Mission Society thank Gay Neep for coverage and publicity over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Ukiah Daily Journab
Calif
Ukiah Daily Journal
Gay Neep
Women's Mission Society
First Baptist Chares
DH Clary
Legislature Clocks In To Finish Bills Amid Tight Deadlines
In Sacramento both houses used stop the clock to finish bills as June 6 neared. Senate and Assembly extended sessions past midnight with brief recesses, ending around 11:15 p.m. Thursday. Key action included a $3.25 billion budget and a plan to cut over $40 million, plus school financing bills nearing final action and a possible extraordinary session if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Senate
Assembly
Byron Rumford
Berkeley
First European duo visits California claimed
The text mentions Jhiran Rodriguez Cabrillo as a Portuguese explorer under Spain. It references a question about a single book where God is not mentioned, suggesting the Book of Eather. It notes the hanje as a native instrument and asks about the Flying Watery Man, described as a phantom ship of women near the Cape of Good Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Jhiran Rodriguez Cabrillo
Cape of Good Hope
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B. A. Cober, R. F. Gerber
George Hunter
Vice Pres
Adv
Edior
Ukiah Daily Journal, Inc
E. Standley St
Mendocino County
Frieda Winter
NEA
Page One News
Hollywood
Judy Busch
Horace Heidt
Judy
James E. Busch
North Highway
Nellie Sanford
Napa
Marion Swim
Norman van Bebber
Uncle Sam
Phyllis Cromwell
Redwood Valley
Jack Garret
Guy W. Field
Willys
Jack DeVinney
H. S. Gutermite
Ukiah High School
Ray R. Ingels
Senator Ingels
Henry Dyson
Annie Fraser
Oak Park
H. C. Thurston
Well Nown
Pacific Gas and Electric
California Telephone & Light Co
Willits
Valley
Coast Mountains
James Eddie
Charles, Whittaker
Potter Valley
Amy Eldred
Horace Eldred
San Francisco
Carrie Moore
John Eldred
Tehama
Mary Spurlock
Uktth Valley
Stearns Lumber Company
John St. Rohrbough
Coveto
State Agricultural
Davis
Busch & Orchard
Fish ‘N Gamer
Forest Service
Sacramento Scene
Washington
By Lyle C. Wilson
Mittee
Robert Welch
JBS
Stanley Mosk
Petersen
Charles R. Burkhardt
Morris W. Curry
Lakeport
Burt Banzhaf
Scott Feland
Kurt Schamber
Clearlake Highlands
Bill Conlin
Nice
William F. Smith
Robert C. Glover
Philo
Harold Engstrom
Susan
Hal
Gordon L. Gunderson
Sheldon A. Bell
Middletown
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