Ukiah Pastor Reappointed as California-Nevada Conference Closes
Stockton Bishop T Donald H Tippett reappointed Rev Arthur H Wallace to Ukiah Methodist Church at the conference closing. George C Pearson kept Potter Valley Parish. B DeFord to Round Valley Indian Mission. Some 500 ministers and lay delegates from 330 churches saw a 5 percent rise in Methodist Health gain to 96,639 and set a 10 percent net gain goal for next year. A campaign to raise over one million dollars in four years to start new churches was approved, with $200,000 sought this year within a $775,000 budget.
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Board of Evangelism
Authoriaedétes
California
RTH
Secretary of Agriculture
the Forest Service
Medicos Debate Ethics Amendment Amid Protests
A committee backed by doctors and faced vigorous opposition in executive session over an AMA ethics amendment urged by New York State Medical Society. The measure targets closed panel plans seen as pressuring patient choice and physician solicitation, risking expulsion from the AMA and local societies for doctors working with such plans.
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Ralph A. Johnson
Detroit
AMA
New York State Medical Society
Health Insurance Plan
Greater New York
California
Permanente Foundation
Henry J. Kaiser
New York
E. A. Wolff
TMA
Willits Horsemen Plan Parade Entry and Nurses Refresher
Willits Horsemen Association presides on Friday night. The club may parade or send color bearers to the Sonoma County Fair. A one day refresher course for nurses and first aid trainees is set by the Office of Civil Defence at Veterans Memorial hall on June 30. The rodeo at the club grounds was deemed a success. Claire Huffman was chosen as Miss Willits to compete at Salinas Rodeo for the Outdoor Girl crown. The group will field a unit in the Willits Frontier Days Parade. July 18 and 25 are set for luck and roping at Rast Valley street grounds.
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Willits
Willts Horsemen Association
Stansberry
Sonoma County
William Talley
Office of Civil Defence
Veterans Memorial Hall
Claire Huffman
Salinas
Harold Tovey
Rast Valley Street
Ike Speech Continues On Page 1 About Free World Help
President Eisenhower warned against overextension while urging understanding of complex economic and political issues. He argued the United States cannot bear all world burdens and cautioned against direct war aid to the Communists and excessive foreign competition that harms American workers. He stressed preventing Moscow influence in Japan to keep the Pacific open for free nations.
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Eisenhower
United States
America
Japan
Moscow
Pacific
Free World
Brownie Scouts Mark First Anniversary
Brownie Scouts celebrate their first anniversary with a Saturday party at Howard Forestry Park. The event featured singing, a pot luck dinner, an investiture ceremony welcoming Linda McCormick, new committee pins for Bonnie Smith and Pat Alcorn, and a marshmallow roast.
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Willits
Howard
America
Linda McCormick
Bonnie Smith
Pat Alcorn
Trocop Committee
Donald Rippletoe
Donna Rae
Braden
Pick Dill
Carmen
Marilyn
Fred Mickey
Jannette
Billy
Pat
Lynd
Mildred Sierck
Curt Wilson
Meldauy
John Alcorn
Elsie
Bradley
Mary
Jimmy
Connie Fender
Eileen Smith
Alva Haas
Judy
David
Chery Lovell
Geneva Report Continues After Geneva Briefing
Bedell Smith returned from Geneva to the White House and joined President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles for about an hour of questions from congressional leaders. Reporters heard a guarded summary from Speaker Martin that it was a serious situation with a ray of hope. Dems said little new, Republicans called it informative. Churchill Eden talks were noted, Indochina risks cited.
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Bedell Smith
Geneva
John Foster Dulles
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Sen
William F. Knowland
Eisenhower
Dulles
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
White House
Eden
House of Commons
London
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Churchill
Knowland
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
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Robert L. Jones
Maine
Code of Ethics
Mendocino van & Storage
Nga St
Arnold Bogner
Ulrich HO
Ukich
Willits Horsemen
Ike
Joseph R. McCarthy
Beste
Hills Bros. Coffee
Crisco
Swift Brookfield
Betty Crocker
Beth
NOON
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Boon Heed
Pillsbury
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Pillsbury Angel Food
Redwood Highway
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Rotten Ols Foon
Swanson Chicken
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Swift
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