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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
4
Morris Womack believed he saw a bull jump into his Fort Worth pool and two men rope it as it swam. They pulled the animal from the water and departed without explanation.
Eugene L. Davis as executor will privately sell the decedent Helen V. Crouch estate real property in Mendocino County after July 16 1965. The parcel is 0.129 acre comprising parts of Lots 1 2 and 3 Block L Ukiah North Addition described with Bush and Grove streets and an alley. Cash offer 10 percent with balance on court confirmation. bids in writing to Bell and Cox Ukiah.
The governor outlined recommendations for blue pencil cuts and will send them to legislators and the press. If a special session could raise revenue to avoid cuts, he will convene again. Assembly Speaker Unruh rejected revenue plans and doubts new revenue is needed, with no plan to reopen Senate reapportionment.
Supervisor Augie Avila of Fort Bragg challenged the reports that kelp fishing and commercial canning could not be feasible in the county. Joe Scaramella noted the county has spent about 13 000 dollars with state and federal funds for the nearly 50 000 dollar study and urged citizens and representatives to use the data to guide economic development while recognizing taxpayer costs and risk.
A look at Mitt Romney as a potential presidential candidate cites his Michigan 1964 governor win and current national attention. It notes his campaign heat, cross‑party appeal, and questions on Vietnam policy civil rights and fiscal policy while contrasting with Nelson Rockefeller and Romney’s public speaking activity. It also mentions a solar system fact about the Sun's travel toward Vega.
New AMA president Dr. James Appel of Lancaster warns that obstructing Medicare could erode respect for law and push society toward anarchy. He urges AMA participation in framing rules and implementing the program while opposing mandatory cooperation. House delegates consider non participation as activists push for repeal or modification amid many resolutions and hearings.
Thomas Lynch Jr. and Donald P. Ford, both Ukiah youths ages 19 and 18, were arrested an hour apart for grand theft after a cigarette machine valued at 375 dollars was stolen from Foster's Freeze. They appeared before Judge Hale McCowen Jr. and were released on their own recognizance awaiting plea. Lynch also faces sentencing later after a prior grass fire case and juvenile trial with psychiatric review.
Baruch, longtime presidential adviser and prewar industry promoter, died at 9:20 p.m. after a coronary attack at an East Side apartment. Survived by children Bernard Jr and Mrs. H. Robert Stag, secretary, nurse, and two physicians. Born August 19, 1870, in Camden, South Carolina.
About 80 Negro marchers, some in mourning armbands, started a "little Selma march" led by two teens and a woman with a large American flag. They walked downtown Philadelphia as about 300 whites and Indians watched in silence while 40 local auxiliary policemen and highway patrolmen provided strong security along the route.
Communist forces and allied units clashed Sunday as Viet Cong guerrillas attacked a Da Nang stronghold near an American air base. In another encounter 26 Viet Cong were killed and seven captured 15 miles northeast of Saigon. China and North Viet Nam rejected a British Commonwealth peace mission, signaling stalled diplomacy.
Empire Rug Cleaners at 200 Clara Avenue Ukiah offers rug and upholstery cleaning and dyeing for Mendocino and Lake counties. Owned by Gil Fiedler the firm emphasizes prompt service with in home options, wall to wall carpet refreshment, Berlon mothproofing with a five year guarantee, export rug binding and cutting.
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