Start Acting United in 20th UN Anniversary Session
The 1945 San Francisco meeting gave birth to the United Nations to deter war and promote reason in international affairs. By its 20th anniversary, dozens more nations have joined, yet the world still faces the threat of thermonuclear war. Delegates, especially from Russia and its satellites, should rekindle the spirit of San Francisco and act united to preserve peace or risk losing the world as we know it.
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San Francisco
United Nations
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United Nations of the Earth
Senator laments jammed schedule as session deadline looms
The senator describes a packed weekend in a tight rush to finish 623 Assembly bills before the June 18 constitutional deadline. He explains cross chamber hearings, repeated measures, and the strain of scheduling as Senate and Assembly committee rooms collide. He notes several bills he sponsors including a park honoring Frank Reynolds and tax exemptions for nursery schools, and reflects on the broad scope of legislation affecting daily life in Mendocino and Lake counties. The piece ends with thanks to constituents and an invitation to visit in Sacramento before any potential special session after June 18.
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Scotts Creek
Frank Reynolds
Mendocino County
Scotts ‘Creek
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Ising
Jerry Cook
Lake County
Ralph H. Cooper
Bert Hoover
Howard
Sam Erickson to Attend International Druid Convention
Ukiah Druids secretary Sam Erickson will travel to Stockholm for the International Grand Lodge of Druids Convention after attending the Reno Druid gathering June 19 to 25. He plans stops in Norway Denmark Germany and other countries before returning home briefly, while his wife visits her 90 year old mother in Los Angeles.
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Ukiah Druids
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Sweden
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Erick
Christey Johnson
Los Angeles
Emma Burger
Calpella
Assembly Bill Seeks Campus Outsider Ejections
A Senate backed measure would allow university officials to eject outsiders from campuses if they threaten peaceful operations. The bill, with an emergency clause, passed 27 to 9 and moves toward the governor. Critics warn of police state implications while supporters cite crowd control during Berkeley protests.
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Senate
Polce
Advan
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In Session or Not The District Summer Meeting Hope
A brief note expressing hope to see everyone in the district this summer if a formal session is not in progress.
Tribute to George David by Vernon Ruddick Troop
Fifty boys honored George David at the Vernon Ruddick home with a gifts as thanks for his untiring service to the Troop. Clayton Rice departing with his family to Eu reka received a gift. Stunts entertained, refreshments served, hostesses praised the boys’ conduct and credited them to the community.
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George David
Omtheringy
Ynday Mighty
Vernon Ruddick
Clayton Rice
Eureka
Mary Sanford
S. Blankenship
W. T. Rice
California budget fight weaves tax hike debate
As the 1963 California legislative session nears adjournment, lawmakers weigh a bare bones budget and tax options. A 1.1 billion tax reform bill passed the assembly but lacks a two thirds vote, threatening key provisions. A proposed 150 thousand dollar study on higher education moves forward. Also, a social club event notes an engagement, while Finland reports women dentists making up 76 percent of the profession.
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California
Edmund G. Brown
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Nicholas C. Petris
Oakland
Unruh
Hugh M. Burns
Dfresno
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House
Burns
University of California
Forty Years Ago June 17 1925 Alpha Bridge Tea
Mrs Louella Redemeyer hosted the Alpha Bridge Club at a Gobbi Boulevard home with rainbow flowers. Mrs G S Shire won the bridge score with Mrs Ernest Hawn as substitute. The club planned to meet at Mrs F G Wegner's Walnut Avenue home. Dr G W Stout entertained a house party including Mr and Mrs Clair Keenan and son Carl and Mrs Edith Curtz of Oakland.
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Alpha Bridge Club
Gobbi Boulevard
Ernest Hawn
Walnut Avenue
G.W. Stout
Clair Keenan
Carl
Edith Curtz
Oakland
Bay
Dune 25 1915 Dance Event Details Began Monday
On Monday evening the dance event in Dune attracted a local crowd with music and socializing. Organizers reported a steady turnout and described the gathering as a community celebration.
Ex-President Bosch Phone Tapped Amid Dominican Crisis
U S intelligence tapped wires in the Caribbean during the Dominican crisis and traced a call reporting a rebel leader was shot. Instructions from Panama urged ambassadors to avoid openly opposing the United States while not embarrassing it. De Gaulle’s anti American stance warned NATO relations may shift after mid December.
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Carib
Juan Bosch
Dominican Republic
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Santo Domingo
U.S
OAS
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Paris
State Department
NATO
France
Smete Ae
Tey
Wale
America
Europe
LBJ
Waterfall miscue disrupts Queen's Theater show
A Thursday night performance at the Queen's Theater faced a mishap when a cascading water effect began too early during an act featuring showgirls. A spokesman called the premature water flow an error tied to one of the pumps and noted the incident affected the planned waterfall sequence.
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Queen’s Theater
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