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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
6
The piece discusses Israel’s victory and Arab humiliation, warning that peace requires a full international conference. It warns against repeating 1956’s uncertain end, urges safeguards for Israel’s sovereignty, Palestinian refugees, water sharing, and Jerusalem’s status, to prevent future wars.
In Charlotte, UNC Charlotte Chancellor D W Colvard urged high school graduates to resist turning people into numbers as living grows more mechanized. He warned against impersonal, machine like behavior eroding warmth and human connection, noting even vending machines lack true hospitality.
A list of new titles including The British Muselm A Man by David Lodge and The High Commissioner by Jon Cleary is followed by a political note on California legislation. The report discusses proposed expansion of horse racing and night racing, public responses, and the potential state revenue. It also covers historical gambling rejections and a pending sweepstakes proposal. The piece ends with a note on a Massachusetts firefighting effort.
Over the weekend a CBS TV feature filmed in Ukiah and Mendocino State Hospital explored the state mental health program. Miss Susie Bertsch of BI competes for Miss California in Santa Cruz. Ukiah schools heard remarks from Attorneys Henry Spurr and Wayne Burke at graduations. Mr and Mrs Sam Ray Sr planned a Seaside, Oregon visit. Dr Arthur Miller collected his daughter from St Helenia. Bert Cole became Townsend Club president as Albert Schwarm suffered a finger injury. Mendocino Granges held their annual picnic at Le Trianon with multiple towns represented. Ukiah’s probation board reviewed the new detention home. Mrs Ed Zimmerman named matron at $100 monthly. Irving M Brazier elected Lions Club president. Ukiah met the Liberty bond oversubscription target by $4,000. Ukiah’s population figures and county amenities are listed.
A sweeping Senate discussion covers SB556 on tax expansion and SB462 on therapeutic abortion. Beilenson’s bill faces committee hurdles, while Reagan signals support with conditions. The era's fiscal plans include higher cigarette taxes, broader tax bases, and potential hospital and mental health cutbacks amid hospital patient declines.
The report recounts Egypt troops and prisoners dying of thirst in the Sinai Desert. President Johnson orders U S Air Force planes from Wheelus to deliver water and food to Egyptians. The text also mentions Reagan addressing crime, alcohol controls, dog park rules, and a state highway engineer appointment, all in a broad, period-voice summary.
A reflective page features U S political debate over flag protection and possible federal police. Lawmakers like Rep Edwards and Rep Conyers oppose federal intervention while Attorney General Ramsey argues for national enforcement. Memo on constitutional issues and historical quotes accompany discussions of penalties and public sentiment.
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