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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
4
A 10 year old Ukiah boy Tommy Johnson reels in a large steelhead at the family swimming hole on the Russian River. He describes feeling a smooth shape underfoot, grabbing the fish by the gills, and hauling it ashore with help from siblings. The 29.5 inch fish fed the Johnsons that night.
Administrators of Dorothy S. Eklund deceased notify creditors and all claimants to file vouchers within six months of first publication. Notices posted in Ukiah California with Rawles Nielsen and Golden Attorneys at Law. First publication in Daily Journal. dates given as 196d and 7/2.
In Mendocino County Superior Court Alberta Ruth Ried petitions to change the name of James Lavernig Rea Jr to Tame Laverne Rea Bowen. The court orders appearance on July 8 1964 at 9 30 am in Department No 2 and publication of this order weekly for four weeks in Allah Daily Journal prior to the hearing.
Ten Ukiah high school students were accepted for on campus college summer work and college credit. Eight girls will attend UC Santa Barbara to study humanities. Emily Caouette Donna Peterson Veda Cassells Nancy Primrose Marguerite McCowen Kathy Hines are named. James H. Brown will study mathematics at Humboldt State while Roger Foote takes ecology at the University of Nevada. Superintendent W O Murphy notes the strong district program and high student quality.
The city council authorized writing off uncollected utility bills totaling 3378 dollars about 0.00035 of total billings. Some may be recovered as debtors resume payments. An offset came from transferring 986.20 in unreturnable deposits from the trust fund to the general fund. Permission was granted for an outdoor art display by Evans Bruce and others on Seminary Avenue.
Gregory A. Burns, 19, of Philo, charged with two counts of contributing to the delinquency of an 11-year-old girl, had his case referred to Juvenile Court when he appeared before Justice Court Judge Fred Goss. His 16-year-old wife, charged on one count, was also referred to Juvenile Court. Burns was arrested Monday by the sheriff's office and jailed. his wife was arrested yesterday.
An editor’s note frames Berlin as twin cities, East and West, divided by a wall since 1961. The piece contrasts geography and culture, notes shrinking unity, and recalls postwar reconstruction, odor, and the air of Berlin, with Americans liked and war weariness fading into daily life.
Washington—The Senate, with its civil rights bill perfected, waited through the final speeches before voting approval. Final passage could come today, but leaders, watching allotted speaking time, expected the final vote to be delayed until Friday.
Bremerhaven reports the NS Savannah, the world’s first atomic powered merchant vessel, completed its transatlantic maiden voyage in 10 days. Captain David B. McMichael said conventional power was never used. The ship carried 150 crew, 200 tons of cars drugs and mail and 13 passengers on the crossing.
Science World reports that vehicle exhaust releases over 200 distinct chemicals into the air, including water, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen, and hydrocarbons that form smog.
A dense catalog of recorded deeds and property transfers dated May 1964 through May 1968. Names include Newton, Mara, Tregoning, Near, Chambert, Pilatti, Lyons, Duncan, Ronne, Woodard, Jackson, Behlow, Ely, Van Fleet, Butler, Gardner, Callaghan, Vet Affairs Calif, Bullet, Hofmann, Nicoll, Stelzriede, Nylen, Younce, Zapelli, Presbitt, Johnson, Shields, Frye, King, Tucker, Tattersfield, Clow, McNee, and others across Mendocino and surrounding parcels.
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