Summer Play Program Starts at Ukiah Schools
The Ukiah Recreation Department and Ukiah Elementary Schools start a summer playground program at Frank Zeek and Nokomis schools from Monday through Aug 14. Hours are 9:30 am to noon and 1 to 4:30 pm. Directors include Bob Cannon, Gloria Kovach, Jack Emigh, and Sue Whitaker. Zeek and Nokomis offer arts, crafts, athletics, archery, city-wide contests, and weekly themes with special events and awards weeks.
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Ukiah Recreation Department
Ukiah
Frank Zeek
Nokomis
Dave Strong
Parks and Recreation
Zeek
Bob Cannon
Gloria Kovach
Jack Emigh
Sue Whitaker
Yokayo
Gap Road
Three Local Winners Flush Find Your Name Contest
Audrey Hollenbeck C Street and Edith Underhill 501 McPeak along with C W Dalstrom 429 N Dora have won two free tickets each to the Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies spectacular opening June 24 at San Francisco Winterland. Winners must claim at the Daily Journal office.
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Audrey Hollenbeck
N. Bush
C. W. Dalstrom
N. Dora
Edith Underhill
McPeak
Daily Journal
Journal
San Francisco
Winterland
Dirty thief burglarizes Dallas resident's home
Wayne Pruett reports a burglary at his Dallas residence this week. The thief ransacked the house, bathed, and fled with loot, leaving a grimy tub ring as evidence of the intrusion.
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Dallas Ups
Wayne Pruett
Pruett
Pacific Telephone seeks rehearing on rate order
Pacific Telephone petitioned the California Public Utilities Commission for a rehearing to reduce annual rates by 40.7 million dollars and refund about 80 million to customers. The company argued the order is unjust and deprives it of property without due process, and said it would appeal if denied. The 58 page filing characterizes the return to shareholders as confiscatory and inconsistent with risk-adjusted investments.
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Pacific Telephone Today
California Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Pacific Telephone
Goldwater Vote Against Civil Rights Complicates 1964 Race
Washington UPI report notes Barry Goldwater's plan to vote against the Senate civil rights bill strains the Republican Party. It cites Gov. William Scranton urging repudiation of Goldwater and asserts GOP leaders like Everett Dirksen backed the bill, challenging bipartisanship and shaping the party’s civil rights stance ahead of the convention. President Johnson and Kennedy urged unity, while Democratic leaders credit GOP leadership for the act.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Lincoln
Senate
Republican
Johnson
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Congress
Scranton
House
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
John F. Kennedy
Dirksen
Camp Offers Big Thrill to Retarded Children
Ukiah and Mendocino Lake counties join in a year three camp at Emandel mountain retreat east of Hearst, with 35 retarded children taking part in horseback riding, swimming, nature hikes, boating, arts and crafts, music, and meals. John Oakes directs for county schools, aided by staff volunteers including Theta Rho members and staff from Mendocino State Hospital, with 11 camperships funded by local groups like Ukiah High School and Redwood Valley student body.
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Glenn Erickson
Jemandel
Mendocino
Lake Counties
Ukiah Valley Association
John Oakes
Emandel
Clive Adams
Hearst
Willits
Mantle
Adams
Ukiah
Charlotte Wilson
Jimmie Tilden
Oakes
Theta Rho
Mendocino State Hospital
PTA
Vivian Campbell
Nokomis School
Mettie Farrell
Ukiah High School
Block U Society
Redwood Valley
Goldwater Explains Why He Will Vote No on Civil Rights Bill
Senator Barry Goldwater states he is unalterably opposed to discrimination and cannot support the civil rights bill. He argues the measure risks a police state and encroaches on constitutional liberties, promising to vote no despite personal reluctance and potential criticism.
Mosk Named In Lawsuit Against Mosk and Officials
James J Ripple a superior court reporter filed a complaint seeking 1366 dollars and 13 cents from Attorney General Stanley Mosk Alvin H Goldstein Jr and Derald Granberg. He alleges daily transcripts were provided during last year’s warrants trial at the request of Goldstein the special prosecutor and Granberg deputy attorney general.
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James J. Ripple
Department No. 2
Superior Court
Stanley Mosk
Alvin H. Goldstein Jr
Derald Granberg
People Vs
Aborigine Lumber Worker Dies After Job Injury
Carlos Quinones, 41, an employee of the Aborigine Lumber Co. at Fort Bragg, died yesterday in Redwood Coast Hospital after an injury sustained June 5. The coroner ordered a death cause examination. He is survived by his widow Maria. funeral arrangements are pending at Canar Funeral Home in Fort Bragg.
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Carlos Quinones
Fort Bragg
Aborigine Lumber Ca
Redwood Coast Hospital
Maria
Canaar’ Funeral Home
Johnson blasts 50 states idea at political pledge events
President Johnson denounces the notion that the United States is 50 separate countries as out of date while breaking ground for a rapid transit project in the San Francisco Bay Area. He ties federal effort to national well being and hints at opposition themes from Goldwater. Johnson plans two political fundraisers in California.
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Concord
Calif
UPI
Johnson
America
California
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
U. S
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Area
Edwards Air Force Base
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Edwards Afb
Final Civil Rights Bill Moves Toward Passage
The Senate prepared for final approval of a landmark civil rights bill. Forecasts suggested heavy support with as many as 77 or 78 senators likely to vote in favor, while a minority opposed on constitutional grounds. Senator Barry Goldwater was among those expected to oppose.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Dirksen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Vasant
Sen
Clair Engle
Dcalif
Humphrey
Martin Conroy Case Continued in Ukiah Court
Martin C. Conroy of Napa, charged with misdemeanor manslaughter, was arraigned in Ukiah Justice Court this morning and his case continued to July 2 at noon for plea. Irwin Smith of San Francisco, facing the same charge, is set to appear July 3 at 11 30 for arraignment.
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Martin C. Conroy
Napa
Ukiah Justice Court
Irwin Smith
San Francisco
Ike's Brother Comes Out For Scranton
In Harrisburg Governor Scranton announced Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower, brother of Dwight D. Eisenhower, has sent a message pledging his full support for Scranton in his bid for the Republican presidential nomination. The pledge comes as Scranton enters the second week of his campaign with a delegate seeking trip to Kentucky looming.
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Harrisburg
UPI
William W. Scranton
Johnny Come
Milton S. Eisenhower
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Dr. Eisenhower
Dwight D.eisenhower
Scranton
Scranton plane bomb threat delays trip to Kentucky
Gov William W Scranton faced a 25 minute delay after an anonymous caller warned a bomb was aboard his chartered plane The threat marked the fourth he has received as he campaigns for the Republican presidential nomination Eisenhower praised Scranton for calm reasoning while noting his own non commitment in a two horse race with Goldwater Scranton aims to win Kentucky delegates and address Massachusetts supporters over the weekend
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Harrisburg
UPI
William W. Scranton
Louisville
Eisenhower
John Hopkins University
Republican Critical Issues Council
Scranton
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Grass fire near Co yote Dam causes no damage
Fire calls report a grass fire near government property at Co yote Dam on Thursday at 5 09 p m no damage occurred.
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Coyote Dam
Los Angeles priest yields to cardinal in racial row ceremony
Rev. William H. DuBay knelt before James Francis Cardinal McIntyre and kissed the cardinal’s ring in an obeisance ceremony witnessed by about 200 priests. DuBay had urged removal of the cardinal over alleged failure to lead on racial issues and has begun a retreat while the case may be taken to Rome on legal advice.
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Los Angeles
UPI
William H. DuBay
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Chancery
St. John’s Seminary
Camarillo
Father DuBay
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