Miss Ukiah Wins State Pageant Cheer From City
Tanya, the 1960 Miss Ukiah, wowed judges and spectators as she navigated the parade and media appearances. The Ukiah Chamber of Commerce lauded her poise and beauty, with city officials planning celebratory luncheons and TV spots as she competes for the state title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Tanyd
Szanik
Tanya
Friendship
Chris
Jim. DeWitt
Pee
Ubiah
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Miss Ukiah
United Press International
San Francisco
California
Rod Zimmerman
Gald
Spotlight on agricultural areas and recreation trends
The piece reflects on farming diversity including fruit crops, livestock, poultry, timber and a noted shift in lumber markets. It discusses vacation travel from growing highways, the rise of tourism, and the tension between recreation and preserving orchards, vineyards, and farm life like Speck the cow and a notable boar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Portland
Births in Ukiah and Willits Area June Daughters and Sons
Vital statistics births list multiple families in Ukiah Willits and nearby towns. Doni Brush first daughter June 19 at Ukiah General Hospital. Merlyn Head second daughter June 20 at Ukiah General. James Beck son June 17 at Hillside Hospital. Robert Watts daughter June 18 at Hillside Hospital. Dewey Kennedy son June 19 at Hillside Hillside Hospital. Charles Knight son June 16 at Mendocino County Hospital. Robert Slack daughter June 16 at Hillside Hospital. Wayne Evans son June 17 at Hillside Hospital.
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Brush
Doni’ Brush
Box 214
Redwood Valley
Ukiah’General Hospital
Feai
Merlyn Head
Spring St
Ukiah
Ukiah General Hospital
Beck
James George Beck
Box
Hillside Hospital
Watts
Robert, Lewis, Watts Sr
Townsend, Lane
Hilside Hospital
Kennedy
Dewey I, Kennedy
Apt
Talmage Road
Hillside
Knight
Charles ‘Knight
Raymond Street
Willits
Mendocino County Hospital
Slack
Robert G. Slack
19Th Street
San Jose
Marriage Licenses Issued for Three Couples
Henry E. Jones, 44, Eureka, and Bertha Louella Griffith, 39, Arcata, were issued June 17. Charles D. Richardson, 20, and Aubrey Lee Scatterfield, 18, both of Cloverdale, issued June 16. John R. Dorsey, 43, and Betty Louise Peters, 37, both of Mendocino, issued June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Jones
Eureka
Bertha Louella Griffith
Arcata
Charles D. Richardson
Aubrey Lee Scatterfield
Cloverdale
John R. Dorsey
Betty Louise Peters
Mendocino
Geo Hovey Dies Of Heart Attack Rites Tuesday
George W. Hovey of Ukiah died at Ukiah General Hospital Saturday from a heart attack after a weeklong illness. A Michigan native, 56, he was a CSEA member and past Master of Abell Lodge FGA M Ukiah. He served 30 years as Mendocino State Hospital dairy herd supervisor. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. Eversole Mortuary with Abell Lodge and Rev P M Stewart officiating. Interment Ukiah Cemetery. Surviving wife Jeanette and four children Richard Hovey Seattle Mary Ellen Newman Long Beach William Hovey Ukiah. eight grandchildren. Brother J W Hovey Michigan and sisters Mrs Arthur Adams Washington and Mrs Harold Smith New York. Pallbearers named.
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Ukiah
Ukiah General Hospital
Michigan
CSEA
Abell Lodge
F.G A.M
Mendocino State Hospital
Eversole
P. M. Stewart
Finch and Tregoff Face Second Delayed Murder Trial
In Los Angeles UPI reports Dr. R. Bernard Finch and his mistress Carole Tregoff facing a delayed second murder trial for the slaying of surgeon Barbara Jean Finch. A state Supreme Court ruling on disqualification of Superior Judge Leroy Dawson could postpone further. prosecutors oppose separating the defendants. The 1958 case saw a hung jury in the first trial held March 12.
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Los Angeles
UPI
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
State Supreme Court
Don Bringgold
Leroy Dawson
Bringgold
Dawson
Finch
Barbara Jean Finch
Eisenhower Seeks Korea Peace and Support in Seoul Visit
President Eisenhower spoke to the Republic of Korea Assembly promising no intrusion on free Korea and reaffirming full American support under the mutual defense treaty. He saluted troops near the DMZ and was welcomed by a massive crowd as Korea marked the war’s 10th anniversary. Premier Huh praised U.S. aid and urged steadfast democracy against all enemies.
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United States
Korea
Seoul
Eisenhower
Free Korea
United Nations
Republic of Korea
ROK
6Th Army
Wrights first powered flight near Kitty Hawk
The 1903 aviation milestone saw Orville Wright fly the first successful powered plane at Kitty Hawk North Carolina on December 17 lasting 12 seconds and covering 120 feet marking a turning point in flight history.
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Orville Wright
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Newly Elected Official Dies in Apparent Suicide Near Park
Douglas H. Elliott, 39, newly elected Congress member from Pennsylvania, was found dead by car near Bear Valley State Park. Authorities say carbon monoxide poisoning with a deer skin enclosure around the exhaust likely caused death. No suicide note found. coroner timing places death before 8 a.m. Sunday. Elliott had won a special election to fill the late Richard M. Simpson.
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Chambersburg, Pa
UPI
Douglas H. Elliott
Rpa
Elliott
Elmer Rife
Strasburg
Bear Valley State Park
Eliott
Philadelphia
18Th
Robert L. Myers
Lewistown
Water Accidents Kill Three in San Joaquin Valley
Fresno reports three drowning deaths in the San Joaquin Valley over the weekend. Airman Billy E. Alexander, 19, of Jayess Mississippi, drowned at Lake Yosemite near Merced after a playful push. James A. Prisk, 45, a transient farm worker, disappeared in Bear Creek near Merced while swimming after drinking. Annette Caswell, 5, of Visalia, drowned in a brook reservoir near Three Rivers, east of Visalia.
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Billy E. Alexander
Jayess
Lake Yosemite
Merced
Castle Afb
Merced County
James A. Prisk
Bear Creek
Prisk
Tulare County
Annette Caswell
Visalia
Three Rivers
Advertising spend in 1959 favors newspapers over media
Estimated 1959 advertising in vestments again show that more money was spent in Daily News papers than in television, magazines, radio and outdoor combined.
Kingston NM Ghost Town of the 1880s Boom
Kingston New Mexico once a bustling silver boom town with 7000 residents and 22 saloons, now a ghost town. The historical note marks its peak during the 1880s and its subsequent decline.
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Kingston
N.M
County Men In Service News from local servicemen
Omer Leon Wall of 754 S Oak Street on 14 day leave after nine weeks training at boot camp then to Great Lakes Naval Training Station Illinois for 12 weeks as machinist mate. Sgt Jack Toppy Dawe of Hopland now in Lincoln Nebraska on furlough with wife and two children. alum of Hopland High School 1946 joined Air Force in 1947. Marine Pvt James E Miller of Route 1 Ukiah completed four weeks combat training May 27 at Camp Pendleton detailing infantry tactics first aid demolitions and field fortifications and weapons schooling.
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Omer L. Wall
Omer
Leon Wall
Lonnie
S. Wall
S. Oak Street
Navy
Great Lakes
Ilinois
Jack
Toppy) Dawe
U. S. Air Force
Lincoln
Neb
George Dawe
Hopland
Dawe
Hopland High School
Air Force
James Miller
Camp Pendelton
Calif
James E. Miller
Henry Y. Miller
Route 1
Ukiah
Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton
Cuba will not attack big U S Navy base says Raul Castro
Havana Cuba UPI Armed forces minister Raul Castro said Cuba would never attack the large U S Navy base at Guantanamo and that Cuba would reclaim the base when it becomes obsolete. He spoke at a youth meeting in a union theater claiming Cuban youth toppled the myth of U S imperial invincibility and that imperialism is losing strength.
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Havana
Cuba
UPI
Raul Castro
U. S. Navy
Guantanamo
Castro
U.S
Oklahoma hosts 77 industrial foundations valued high
Oklahoma reports 77 industrial foundations with declared values of 10 000 dollars or more. This tally highlights significant industrial assets across the state as recorded in the latest data.
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Oklahoma
New U S Flags Available to Ukiah Businesses
Ukiah businessmen will receive 50 star flags this week with church volunteers contacting stores Thursday or Friday to offer a display flag. Holes will be drilled in sidewalks for mounting, and purchasers will get a schedule of display dates. Orders placed this week will be delivered before the Fourth of July. Proceeds support the church building fund and new chapel.
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United States
L.D.S
Bay Area
Church
Building Fund Committee
Wind and rain trigger deadly Chile landslide near Valdivia
A fierce wind and rain storm sent a landslide down slopes above Lake Panguipulli burying eighteen people and sweeping a house into the lake. The tragedy occurred as reports say the quake-devastated region faced its worst tremor of the month with widespread panic but no new fatalities reported. The quake's intensity varied from Santiago to Puerto Montt.
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Valdivia
Chile
UPI
Lake Paquipulli
Here
Santiago
Puerto, Montt
Painless Parker Adopts Name After Canada Birth
Edgar Randolph Parker born in New Brunswick Canada legally adopts the name Painless Parker to practice dentistry. The change ties his professional identity to a distinctive surname used in his dental career.
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Edgar Randolph Parker
New Brunswick
Canada
Painless Go
Painless Parker
Mendocino Delegation Attends California Democratic Caucus
Mendocino County's representative Norm Williamson attended the state capital caucus of the Democratic delegates for the National Convention on July 11. His wife joined him, with reports of a party at the Governor's mansion. Judge Stanley Mosk named national committeeman and Elizabeth Smith of Kentfield named national committeewoman. U S Senator Clair Engle named chairman of the California Democratic delegation to the national convention.
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Norm Whlliamson
Mendocino County
Williamson
Stanley Mosk
Elizabeth Smith
Kentfield
U. S
Clair Engle
California
Covelo Property Sold To Jack Zawitkoski
Jack Zawitkoski of Alameda completed the purchase of 300 acres south of Covelo Road along Bloody Run Creek from Jeff and Mrs. Davis of Oakland. The land, mainly hill country with grazing and meadow near the buildings, will be developed as a small stock ranch and for retirement. Ted Burnette, Ukiah realtor, handled the sale.
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Jack Zawitkoski
Alameda
Jeff Davis
Oakland
Covelo Road
Bloody Run Creek
Ted Burnette
Ukiah Realtor
Floyd Lawrence to lead Mendocino County Safety Council
Floyd Lawrence was elected Friday as chair of the Mendocino County Safety Council, succeeding Ted Eriksen. Dr Roland Kussow was chosen vice chairman, Edward Hill secretary, and John Guntly publicity chairman.
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Floyd Lawrence
Mendocino County Safety Council
Ted Eriksen
Roland Kussow
Edward Hill
John Guntly
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Geo. Hovey
Tregoff
Smith & Main
Clyde Oswell
Carrol Ornham
Oswell
William Moores’ Pool
Moores
William Smith
GOP
Journal
K. Hunter
State Park
San Joaquin
Fresno
UPS
San Joaquin Valley
Ous Er Fen
P-B Motors
International
Ff. Trucks
Slide
Norm Williamson
Demo
Covelo
Rar Sel, Cai
Pravee Elie T
Ana Ver
Dad
Ckiah Daily Journal
East Standley ST
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