United Hawaii Newspaper Strike Shuts Honolulu Papers
The first daily newspaper strike in Hawaii's history halted the Honolulu Advertiser and Star-Bulletin as 850 union members walked out at 6:28 am after failed talks. About 150 additional workers were affected, with no plans to publish. The Advertiser and Star-Bulletin circulate 62,239 and 100,858 respectively, jointly publishing a Sunday edition of 146,540.
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Star-Bulletin
United States extends $15 million loan to Tunisia
The United States will lend Tunisia 15 million dollars under a signed agreement. Ambassador Francis Russell and Tunisia’s secretary of state for planning and finance Ahmed Ben Salah formalized the deal on Thursday in Tunis.
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Tunis
USPI
United States
U.S
Francis Russell
Ahmed Ben. Salah
Mendocino County Sealed Bid for Bridge Repairs Planned
Mendocino County Board of Supervisors in Ukiah invites sealed proposals for contractor work on repairs as shown in plans. Bid forms and specs are available from the County Bridge or Surveyor. license required. bids due in July with public reading. The county may adjust scope or omit work, reserve the right to reject all bids, and compensation follows state and collective bargaining terms.
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Meide¢ing County
Ukiah
California
Board of Supervisors
Maclineers
Mendocino
Brigdipeer
Conanty Surveyor
Uldah
Coller
Forenwin
Sigs
Trafincan
Carpentar
Flagg Act
Ceancreto
AG Mudia
Tournapots
Cirade Setter
Hinea Chaser
Traetor
Tom Wart
Pais Trent
Mendochia
Board of Supervise
Coun Vo
Mendocing
Ocalfornia
Detel Blaedsanth Boek
Cheri HéIt
Youn
Mendocino County
Mendovingo
Meehunten
Ashport
Euclid
DATHO
W. J. Broaddus
Beaurnh of Supervisors
Mendoeiin
Edith Breck Mith Keek
Unique steel contract ends six month talks in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh UPI reports the United Steelworkers and the steel industry reached a 21 month contract after six months of informal talks. The deal adds a unique extended vacation plan aimed at creating up to 25,000 jobs while forgoing a wage increase for job security. The pact takes effect August 1 1964 and can be reopened after 120 days notice after January 1 1965.
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UPI
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United Steelworkers Union
Dustry
Washington
White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
USW
Can
Human Relations Committee
HRC
Mendocino County bids call for road maintenance contracts
The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors invites sealed bids for location 1 sites 1 2 and 3 road work in Ukiah with plans to repair slipout. Bids must follow state specifications and be on blank forms. Wages align with listed craft rates and the Labor Code.
U S and Russia See Hope in Test Ban Talks
In Geneva the United States and Soviet negotiators expressed cautious optimism after agreeing to a Washington Moscow hot line. Talks will recess for six weeks ahead of the three power test ban discussions in Moscow next month. Ambassador Charles Stelle and Soviet negotiator Semyon Tsarapkin spoke after signing ceremonies, noting boosted prospects for nuclear restraint measures and accident risk reduction. California forests cover about 19.9 percent of the state.
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Geneva
UPI
Washington
Moscow
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Montini Elected Pope Candidate From Milan Region
Communists in the Milan region branded Montini as dangerous, fearing bombs. Born in Concesio near Brescia, he is one of three brothers. his father was a campaigning lawyer and journalist. His brothers pursued law and medicine. Ludovico is a Christian Democratic senator, Francesco a Brescia Hospital surgeon. Giovanni Battista Montini became a priest in May 1920, posted to Milan in November 1954, not a cardinal at Pius XII's death but a top successor candidate, and was made a prince of the church by Pope John XXIII in December 1958.
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Pope
Concesio
Brescia
Ludovico
Francesco
Giovanni Battista Montini
Pope Pius
Pope John
Sacramento approves bill to license marriage counselors
SACRAMENTO UPI A curb on quacks in marriage and family counseling was voted final approval by the legislature on Thursday. The Assembly accepted Senate amendments and sent the bill to the governor. The measure would require licensing of persons advertising themselves as marriage family or child counselors, with exemptions for those already qualified in law or religion.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Senate
Gymkhana at Redwood arena and Cloverdale Rodeo Sunday
Sonoma County riders will enter the 1 p.m. Gymkhana events sponsored by the Redwood Riding Club at the Redwood arena near East Redwood Valley Road south of the Redwood Valley Shopping Center. Sunday also features the Cloverdale Palomino Lakes Rodeo with stock by Cotton Rosser, notable bucking bulls and saddle bronc, and top rodeo clown Joquine Sanchez.
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Sonoma Counties
Redwood Riding Club
Redwood Arena
Redwood Valley Road
Redwood Valley Shopping Center
Cloverdale
Cotton Rosser
Lakeport
Joquine Sanchez
Notice of Mortgage Intent at Redwood Valley Shopping Center
Notice under CA Civil Code Section 3440.1 that LOL. BLUETOR doing business as Redwood Valley Shopping Center intends to mortgage personal property including refrigeration units food cases compressors produce scales cash registers and related equipment to Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association Ukiah branch. Mortgage date expected on or after July 2 1968. Dated Ukiah California June 20 1963. Leo L Bleier Mortgagor.
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State of California
Redwood Valley
California
Redwood Valley Shopping Center
Bank of America National Just and Savings Asociation
Ukiah
Bank of America National Trust and Savings
South School Street
Ukith
Leo L, Bleier
Morteagor
Duplicate Bridge Winners Named in Cloverdale Event
Jerry Weldon and George Hunter won the Cloverdale Duplicate Bridge Club tournament held last week at Druids Hall. Jim Vadon and Ed Chang finished second, with Mr and Mrs Bud Weaver third, Norv Dilley and Walt Parker fourth, and Bert McPherson with Sumner Lampson fifth.
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George Hunter
Cloverdale
Druids Hall
Jim Vadon
Ed Chang
Bud Weaver
Norv Dilley
Walt Parker
Bert McPherson
Sumner Lampson
the Palace Hotel
Charles Wener
Jackie Larsen
al Bellow
Margaret Angell
Margaret Williamson
LaVern
Hoover Recovery Nearly Miraculous From Illness
Former President Herbert Hoover shows an almost miraculous recovery from serious anemia and intestinal bleeding. Messages of concern have poured in from three successors, including President Kennedy. Eisenhower and Truman called or sent word as doctors report steady improvement and no further bulletins unless warranted.
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UPI
Herbert C. Hoover
White House
Hoover
Kennedy
Dwight D
Waldorf Towers
Harry S
Truman
Governor signs bill to create manpower and tech commission
The governor signs a bill creating a commission on manpower automation and technology. The Senate fails to pass the governor's tax reform program on first attempt and postpones fair housing legislation, delaying adjournment day. The Assembly accepts the governor's veto restricting inspectors in home examinations and gives final approval to two urban affairs bills.
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Commission On Manpower, Automation and Technology
Senate
Assembly
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