Man rammed two cars into train in Ukiah crash
Ira James Miranda 32 of Ukiah posted $1,650 bail after a Friday night crash on Talmage Road involving a speeding car that hit Richard Jackson 17 and his passenger Wennell Diggs 17. Jackson and Diggs were treated for injuries. Miranda was not hospitalized.
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Ira James Miranda
Ukiah
Richard Jackson
Talmage
Jackson
Wonnell Diggs
Hopland
Talmage Road
Journal
Rickson
Highway Patrol
Wennell Diggs
Wigwag
Nwp
Miranda
Ukiah General Hospital
Mendocino County Hospital
Supreme Court rules Reds' can travel
The Supreme Court on the final day of the term struck down as unconstitutional a section of the 1950 Internal Security Act denying U S passports to American Communist party members. In other action the court ruled 5 4 that confessions may not be used in state trials if given to police while a suspect is denied access to counsel.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
U. S
Potter Valley Man Takes His Own Life in Ranch Cabin
Walter E. Franklin 42 of Potter Valley died by suicide Friday afternoon after calling the sheriff and guiding deputies to his cabin. He left a note that death was the only way out and asked deputies to locate his son before the boy returned home. Survived by widow Virginia and daughters Estaline and Rathaline, plus son Robert. funeral at Eversole Mortuary Wednesday 10:30 a.m. Interment Ukiah Veterans Cemetery. Franklin, a World War II veteran and rancher, was a Kansas native.
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Walter E. Franklin
Potter Valley
Sheriff's Office
Reno Bartolomie
Bartolomie
Franklin
Hesterman Ranch
Ray Nelson
Bartolomi
Virginia
Salem
Estaline
Rathaline Franklin
Robert Franklin
Kansas
Eversole Mortuary
Rev
G. Drumm
Ukiah Veteran's Cemetery
Red Cross Swimming For Adults Tonight at Ukiah Pool
Adults seeking Red Cross elementary and intermediate lessons should report tonight at 7 30 p m at Ukiah Municipal Pool. Recreation director Dave Strong announced a $5 registration fee covers seven 1 1 2 hour lessons each Monday and Wednesday. Instructor is Sue Whitaker.
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Red Cross
Ukiah Municipal
Dave Strong
Sue Whitaker
Local youngsters shine at Boonville Bull Riding event
Boonville hosts its annual Bucca roo Days rodeo with 41 youngsters in bull riding 34 in bareback and 19 plus in other gymkhana events. Preliminary estimates predict a $500 profit for the Mendo county Fair and Apple Show parade fund. Notable winners include Maro ManHousen Ukiah in bareback and David Frost Willits in bull riding. other top finishers span Ukiah Willits Redwood Valley Calpella and Covelo.
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Boonville
Mendocino
Mendosino
Tim Youd
Ukiah
John Way
Willits
Hank Youd
John
Larry Foord
David Frost
Audrey Mason
Robert Edwards
Bill Brooks
Covelo
Tony Parsons
Redwood Valley
David Fonsen
Mike Chesser
Patty Miller
Karen ‘Brumback
Marilyn Reagan
Lucerne
Sharon Laughlin
Calpella
Sandy Florence
Lynda Spangler
Pat Zinzer
Willts
Redwood
State Increases Southern California Water Allocation
Governor Brown ordered a 5 percent increase in northern water for Southern California, boosting the annual yield to 4.23 million acre-feet and reducing Colorado River losses from a Supreme Court ruling. The Metropolitan Water District sought 2 million acre-feet, instead of 1.5 million, while the extra water may come from Northern California projects or up the Eel River. Contracts with 30 agencies will need amendment as studies determine the best source.
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Sacramento
UPS
Edmund G. Brown
California
Brown
Colorado
Arizona
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Colorado River
Hugo Fisher
Eel River
William E. Warne
Fire Conditions Dangerous In Ukiah Valley
The Ukiah Valley faced dangerous fire conditions as heat peaks. Ukiah Division of Forestry battled three acre grass fires on the F Ponzio ranch and a one acre blaze at the Ukiah Rifle and Pistol Club range. Gualala crews fought a dump fire, Manchester saw a structure blaze with minor damage, and four acres burned at the Covelo dump. Multiple grass fires were reported on Orr Springs Road and Hastings Road with calls and a false alarm at the Albertinum.
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Ukiah
Division of Forestry
F. Ponzio Ranch
Old Hopland
N. Gee
Covelo
Philo
Ericksen
Ford Box Company
Orr Springs
Richard Jacobsen
Hastings Road
Albertinum
Arends to Represent GOP Delegation at Platform Hearings
Washington REP Leslie C Arends announces he will testify for the Republican congressional delegation at the GOP Platform Committee hearings during the national convention in San Francisco. The statement says he will discuss principles and policies of Republican members of the 87th and 88th Congresses. Arends serves as assistant House Republican leader.
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Washington
Leslie C. Arends
San Francisco
Arends
Kennedy Improves After Plane Crash Injuries
Senator Edward M. Kennedy, in a Foster frame to support a broken back, showed signs of improvement at Cooley Dickinson Hospital Northampton Massachusetts. A team of physicians said his respiration and pulse were normal and his abdomen better, but he must stay at the hospital for at least ten more days. His sister in law Mrs. John F Kennedy visited and conferred with doctors. General Murphey arrived with the Foster frame and explained its use to aid convalescence.
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Ry Reid Morrison
Northampton
Mass
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Kennedy
Caroline
Joan
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Stephen Smith
Air Force One
Henry Hurphey
Walter Red Army Hospital
Washington
Murphey
Foster
Corporations Grow Networking Capital in Q1 Record
UPI reports that U.S. corporations boosted networking capital by 3.5 billion dollars in the first quarter, a record level, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Indian Youth Guest Of Butows At Redwood Valley Ranch
India youth Cariappa arrives in the United States under IFYE with a 30 acre farm in Tiny Spot Pollibella. He visits Alfred Mateos in Hayward then Minnesota for a youth workshop and conference, later Connecticut farm families before returning to India. This is continued on Page 5.
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J. M
Cars
Cariappa
Ernest Butow
Martha
Butow
Redwood Valley
India
International Farm Youth Exchange
IFYE
Batons
Ray Isle
Tt. M
Pollibella
Washington, D.C
California
Alfred Mateos
Hayward
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Chicago
Connecticut
Washington, D. C
Carl
Final Services Tomorrow For Cong Clarence Lea
Funeral services for Clarence F. Lea will be held at 2 30 p m tomorrow at Eggen and Lance Mortuary Santa Rosa with the Rev Gilbert Johnson officiating Interment will be private at Santa Rosa Memorial Park Lea 89 died Saturday night after a long illness A Democrat he was elected to Congress in 1916 and served 16 terms retiring in 1948 He co authored the Pure Food and Drug Act Lea amendment of the FTC Act and helped establish the Civil Aeronautics Authority He was allied with John McCormack Speaker of the House and leaves a wife Daisy and two children who died in infancy He had long served as Sonoma County district attorney and chaired California Association of District Justices
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Clarence F. Lea
Congress
Eggen and Lance Mortuary
Mendocino Ave
Santa Rosa
Gilbert Johnson
First Baptist Church
Santa Rosa Memorial Park
Lea
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
House
Pat McCarren
D.-Nev
Civil Aeronautics Authority
John McCormack
Mr. Lea
Lake County
University of Denver
Sonoma County
Burke
Mark West Spring Road
California Association of District Jooneys
Daisy
Ata Hia
Elizabeth Mylor
Lennard Avenue
Ruby Reported Losing Mind Paranoid State
Condemned killer Jack Ruby's lawyers compiled psychiatric records to seek transfer from Dallas County jail to a hospital for mental treatment. Clayton Fowler planned to present the records to Judge Joe B. Brown upon his return, as a psychiatrist hired by the defense described Ruby as in a paranoid state and potentially hopelessly insane without hospitalization.
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Dallas
UPS
Jack Ruby
Clayton Fowler
Ruby
Joe B. Brown
Brown
Fowler
Kennedy
Louis Jolyon West
University of Oklahoma Medical School
Pittman Wins Tickets To S F Ice Follies
Charles H. Pittman of 205 Clara was Friday's winner in the Daily Journal's Find Your Name contest and appeared at the newspaper office this morning to claim a pair of free tickets to the Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies opening Wednesday at San Francisco's Winterland.
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Charles H. Pittman
Clara
Daily Journal
Shipstads and Johnson
San Francisco
Winterland
Summit Meet on Malaysia Breaks Down
KUCHING Sarawak UPI One hundred Indonesian terrorists crossed into southern Sarawak and killed five Gurkha patrol members in fierce jungle fighting. Five more Gurkhas were wounded in a six hour battle that ended with Indonesian casualties unknown and the attackers driven off under cover of darkness. Officials called it the largest attack yet in Sarawak and said it left Gurkhas bloodied. A summit conference to end Southeast Asian war threats over Borneo collapsed with Malaysia accusing Indonesia of refusing to end aggression.
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Kuching
Sarawak
UPI
Fuer Villas
Southeast Asia
Borneo
Malaysia
Indonesia
Khrushchev Arrives in Sweden Amid Tight Security
Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Stockholm for a state visit under heavy security as police contained scattered anti Soviet demonstrations. Several thousand Swedes gathered to see the Soviet leader but cheers were sparse during his first Sweden visit.
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Stockholm
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Sweden
Embattled St Augustine Faces Civil Rights Bill Action
The nation’s oldest town and six other Deep South areas confront a civil rights bill as the House approved the measure 290 to 136. Senate later passed a similar version 73 to 27. the bill goes back to the House today for concurrence in Senate changes. The bill seeks to end racial discrimination in voting education employment unions private lodgings dining and the use of federal funds.
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United Press International
St. Augustine
Fla
Deep South
House
Senate
Civil rights bill to face early court tests across several cities
Negro leader Martin Luther King Jr said the civil rights bill would be tested in court as soon as signed into law. He cited Montgomery Birmingham Selma Gadsden Tuscaloosa Ala and Albany Ga and St Augustine as sites for compliance challenges. Concrete blocks shattered state Sen Verle Pope real estate office in St Augustine. Demonstrations and a court fight were planned over a state curfew on night marches. Volunteer college students arrived nationwide for a major civil rights project as officials adopted a wait and see stance.
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Jeader
Martin Luther King Jr
Chicago
Sun
King
Montgomery
Birmingham
Selma
Gadsden
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Albany
St. Augustine
Verle Pope
Pope
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored
Weather Report Northwestern California Coastal Fog Inland Warmth
Northwestern California sees fair conditions with coast fog at night and morning through Tuesday. Inland will be warm with high temperatures near Ukiah 100 and lows around 58. Coastal winds from the north and northwest at 12 to 25 knots, with readings for Napa 9 54 and Santa Rosa 95 54.
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California
Napa
Santa Rosa
Salinger Backed by CDC in California Campaign
The California Democratic Council pledges top fall focus on defeating the Proposition 14 housing initiative and backing Pierre Salinger for Senate while Johnson’s presidential bid gains priority. CDC supports Salinger over George Murphy, urges unity, and continuity with Cranston despite unresolved libel claims from Cranston.
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Fresno
UPI
California
Democratic Council
Johnson
CDC
Pierre Salinger
U.S. Senate
Salinger
George Murphy
Tom Carvey
Harry Truman
Thomas Dewey
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Yorkville
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Ukiah Fire Department
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Stanfield
Alan Cranston
Victor
Cranstone
Carvey
Cranston
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