Potter Valley News Highlights Local Graduations and Events
June 11 graduates John Sack Jr and Steven Foster celebrated on Thompson Field at Shasta College. Attendees included Sack and Smalley families, Mt Eden high school graduate Sharon O’Brian, and others visiting from Oregon and California. Grange meetings and picnics marked the week, with a birth announced Kent Edward Egli weighing 7½ pounds.
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Notice of Probate and Custody Proceedings Mendocino
Notices record two probate and custody actions in Mendocino County Superior Court. Rankin Rickard seeks probate of Harm on Nobles will and letters of administration with will annexed, hearing set June 26, 1966. Suzanne Sanders case seeks freeing from parental control, with August 1, 1965, hearing. parents Aldo Sanders and Brenda Gantevoort cited.
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Blonde and Turtle Still on Course to Hawaii
Mrs. Sharon Sites 34 and her pet turtle Beht- Ann remain on course toward Hawaii. Sighted 275 miles off the California coast by Navy Lt. Bruce Nelson during an offshore patrol. Sites began the voyage June 12 aiming to be the first woman to sail solo to Hawaii.
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Mendocino Glens Route Advances After Long Effort
Mendocino Pass Association celebrates state adoption of a high standard route from 101 to 39W in Glenn County. About 7 miles of highway under construction in western Glenn County may receive federal paving funds in 1966. Local leaders including Supervisors Sawyers Hurt George Young Colbert Johnson Knowles Dunn are credited for sustained support.
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Oldest permanent settlement in South America identified
Santa Marta in Colombia, founded in 1525, is cited as the continent's oldest permanent settlement. The note highlights its founding year and location, underscoring its historic status in South American colonial history.
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Baruch services set for tomorrow in New York
Bernard M. Baruch, financier and adviser to world leaders for decades, dies of heart attack at 94. A simple funeral is planned at Temple Shara Tefila with Dr. Bernard Bamberger presiding. Private services were canceled due to his eminence. Burial in Flushing Cemetery in a family plot.
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Ben Bella Crisis Deepens as Algerian Summit Nears
Afro-Asian summit opens June 29 as scheduled while foreign diplomats view with skepticism. Ben Bella’s whereabouts remain unknown with reports he is held by the army at a Sahara oasis, amid anti Communist shifts under Col Boumedienne. Army actions target Communist advisers seen as core to Ben Bella’s regime, and a failed general strike call hints at resistance efforts to restore him.
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Should Have Taken His Own Advice At Placerville
PLACERVILLE API Har vey E West Sr 70 admitted to officers he had three martinis while driving He is a lumberman and philanthropist who has erected billboards in California warning against drinking and driving In London UPI passengers on a Chicago bound Boeing jet spent four hours in Windsor after noon tea while a windshield was fitted to the airliner
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Honeymooning Pair Have 15 Children in Six Car Family
Oakland report says Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper wed in Carmel Valley after a five week romance. The couple, ages 47 and 41, married at St Elizabeth's Church as their 15 children from previous marriages watched, ranging from 4 to 21. The clan, including twins Mark and Brian, travel in six cars as they begin life together.
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Woodland Jail Break Strikes Seven Prisoners At Yolo County
Seven inmates broke from the 50 year old Yolo County jail early today using sawed bars. Deputies report three were nabbed by city police but released as they were unaware they were fugitives. Two named escapees, Jesse Gastolli and Richard Garcia, were deemed potentially dangerous. A hacksaw blade reportedly smuggled in by a visitor was recovered as the disturbance prompted the breach.
Deepest Hit Continues After Night Bombing Raid
A continuation report details extensive U S air raids on North Vietnam with over 100 sorties by U S Air Force Navy and Marine aircraft and Viet Namese skyraiders. Night missions targeted depots shipping lanes highways and anti aircraft guns under parachute flares. Saigon strongman Nguyen Cao Ky vowed merciless action against terrorists traitors and war profiteers following a terrorist bombing attempt at Army officers.
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Hartford poison center warns on perfume misuse by children
Arthur S. Blank of the state poison control center says Mons day perfume has high alcohol content that can intoxicate a child. A 2 year old reportedly drank a slug of his mother's perfume priced at $25 an ounce and became tipsy.
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Summer Day Tragedy: Father and Son Die in Wreck
On a sunny June day in LaPorte Indiana Joseph Flitter and his son Ronald 17 collide head on on a narrow county road. The station wagon burst into flames. the father died in the front seat while Ronald pulled him from the wreck and sought help. Emergency crews arrived after he rushed back to the scene.
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Sun reaches northerly point on first day of summer
The sun stands at its most northerly point on the first day of summer and is directly over the Tropic of Cancer, Hayden Planetarium states.
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Wineries Favor Redwood for Storage Tanks in California
Wineries prefer redwood for storage tanks due to its unique physical properties. The native California wood offers durability and natural resistance, making it a favored choice for aging and storing wines.
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