Stalinic Shift Signals End Of Coexistence In West
United Press International reports ominous shifts in Soviet policy as Khrushchev hints at a Stalinist return. Moscow warns against deviation in Yugoslavia while China ratchets up pressure on Tito. Peiping editorial warns satellite nations to toe the Red line or face Hungary’s fate.
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Walter Logan
United Press International
Middle East
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
China
Tito
Moscow
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Presmier Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
Yuegoslavia
Peiping Peoples Daily
Newapaper
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Japan
Germany
Millionaire Goldfine Used False Name Near White House
UPI reports financier Bernard Goldfine registered under an assumed name at a Washington hotel near the White House. The House subcommittee investigating influence pacts with Sherman Adams subpoenaed records from the Sheraton-Carlton and noted Goldfine previously paid Adams hotel bills in New York and Boston. Lawmakers seek Goldfine income tax returns to assess if gifts to Adams were business expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barr Washington
UPI
Bernard Goldfine
Washington
White House
United Press International
House
Sherman Adams
Goldfine
Sheraton-Carlton
Adams
New York
Waldorf- Astoria
Mayflower Hotel
Plymouth
Mass
Sheraton Plaza
Boston
Subcommittee
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
Oak Manor PTA Forms for New Ukiah School
Oak Manor PTA completed its organization at Pomolita elementary cafeteria and elected officers. The group will help ready Oak Manor, the city’s newest school, with 462 students expected and a staff of teachers listed, while transportation questions for Orchard Village remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Oak Manor Pta
Pomolita School
O. D. Elmer
PTA
Wayne Edwards
City
Pomolita
Oak Manor
Jack Simpson
Gerald Cox
John Welch
Yokayo Pta
Hugh Curtis
Hardy Pelham
William West
Richard Tarraham
James Ford
Irene Farrow
Redwood Valley
Simpson
New Oak Manor
Nina Lowell
Esther Mason
Vivian Fowler
Eileen Horve
Betty Rumer
Evelyn Filben
Leta Ringwald
Muriel Hooper
Don Zeek
Mildred Morgan
Robert Guilfoyle
Fontaine Prince
Shy Gus Dies After Escape From Griffith Park Zoo
Gus the 50 pound orangutan who fled his cage in Griffith Park Zoo is dead. He died within two hours of being put to sleep with a carbon dioxide gun and removed from his sanctuary in an eucalyptus tree. Dr. W A Young said the tranquilizer likely caused a heart attack. Police and 200 attendants searched with tranquilized bananas and soda to lure him back. Head keeper Mike Wendt warned that the public’s concern had shifted from Gus to safety outside the zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Gus
Griffith Park Zoo
W. A. Young
Dr. Young
Mike Wendt
Wendt
Ward Kinder First for Fair Sign-Up
Ward Kinder of Ukiah entered the Redwood Empire Fair livestock department with 12 Duroc hogs from California King Red’s herd sire. The sign-up comes as premium books note 13525 for livestock and total prize money of 35590.40 for the August 21 to 24 show, with other departments listed and funds allocated across sheep dog trials, wool, feature exhibits, floral and horticulture, home economics, 4 H and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Empire
James Tocher
Ward Kinder
Ukiah
California
Agricultural Department
New Highway 20 Opens To Traffic Thursday
The relocated Highway 20 will open next Thursday with traffic diverted to a new 31.4 million dollar four mile stretch. The old Highway 20 through Coyote Lake basin will be permanently closed after floods wash out the route. Army engineers in Ukiah and San Francisco and the state highway division coordinated the switch following concrete pour tests this week and next. The Ukiah Chamber of Commerce was notified by Guy Atkinson officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyote Lake Basin
Army Engineers
San Francisco
State Division of Highways
Guy Atkinson
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Carl Kampe
UN Chief Pushes Lebanon Peace Amid Cold War Pressures
U N I security council aims to place 110 observers in Lebanon as Dag Hammarskjold races to avert a widening conflict. Russia threatens volunteers if Western troops enter. Italian patrol aircraft aid border surveillance while observers face hostile fire in Tripoli Baalbeck and southern Lebanon.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
United States
Britain
Russia
Egypt
United Nations Security Council
Syria
Camille Chamoun
Tripoli
Baalbeck
Weather excerpt from Ukiah Fire Dept report
Weather observer notes June temperatures for 1958 and 1947 with noon reading at 71 degrees and a low of 56. Courtesy of Ukiah Fire Department Weather Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Fire Department
Ukiah Grandmother Waits 30 Years for Graduation
Ukiah story follows Rovella Sola a grandmother who returned to Ukiah high school after 30 years and earned her diploma this month Her husband Sam and her classmates provided support while she studied She is a senior psychiatrist at Mendocino State Hospital overseeing a 275 bed unit Her children and husband shared pride from attendance and photos
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Ukiah High School
Rovella Sola
Mendocino State Hospital
Sola
William Chessall
United Nations weighs action over Hungarian bloodbath
U.N. Special Hungarian Committee called a closed session for Saturday to review charges against the Hungarian Communist regime as the United States seeks a full investigation into the executions of Imre Nagy Pal Maleter and two other leaders of the 1956 revolt. Congress condemns Russian brutality and may push a General Assembly session, though sources say premature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
UPT
United Nations
Special Hungarian Committee
United States
Hungary
U.N
Budapest
U.S. State Department
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Congress
Washington
U.S
General Assembly
Special Committee
Russia
Eisenhower Signs Bill Granting 10 Percent Pay Increase
President Eisenhower signed a bill awarding classified government employees a 10 percent pay rise retroactive to January. Senator Knowland estimated California's 22,000 federal civil workers will gain about 66 million dollars annually from the adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
William F. Knowland
Rcalif
California
Summer Playground Program Starts With a Bang in Ukiah
Ukiah Recreation Department reports over 500 children signed up for the summer playground program to start next Monday at Yokayo No komis and Frank Zeek grounds. Supervisor George Wildberger says activities include arts and crafts games dancing and more with sessions five days a week. Signups are ongoing today for the program and for Red Cross and adult swimming classes at the city swimming pool on Monday and Tuesday from 9 am to 12:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Recreation Department
George Wildberger
Yokayo
Nokomis
Frank Zeek
Red Cross
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Dénmit
Copenhagen
Aay
Pravda
Nagy
Elmer
Dick Ingraham
Journal
Neep
Walkway
Orchard Village
Shy
Sam
George Winters
USN
Bremerton
Wash
Naval Hospital
Arthur Ziebell
Vancouver
City Recreation Commission
Ol Man
Lyell Cash
Harold Brunner
Stan Stafford
George Eckman
Jeanette Boer
Johnny Johnson
Johnny Hees
Consrad Cox
Dwayne Wright
Len Weselsky
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