Services Set Tuesday for F C Clarke
Funeral services for Frank C. Clarke 71 of Laytonville will be held Tuesday at 1 30 p m from Anker Mortuary Willits with Rev Verne Evans officiating Chapel of the Chimes Santa Rosa hosts the burial A well known sheepman and former California Wool Growers Association president he died Saturday morning while preparing to work his 5600 acre Laytonville ranch He was born on the ranch has English immigrant grandparents and developed a Rambouillet sheep strain Survived by widow Kathryn Clarke four daughters two sisters and 15 grandchildren
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Frank C. Clarke
Laytonville
Anker Mortuary
Willits
Verne Evans
Santa Rosa
California Wool Growers Association
Clarke
Mr. Clarke
England
Mendocino
Kathryn Clarke
Ben Sumrall
Palo Alto
Kenneth Slusser
Sin Mateo
J. D. Harrington
Hawaii
Paul D. Taylor Jr
Los Angeles
Cecile Clarke
Eureka
C M. Chester
RRCC Dinner Meeting Tonight at Blue Bonnet
Sam Helwer district engineer for the State Division of Highways will speak on Highway Development Problems at the Redwood Region Conservation Council dinner at the Blue Bonnet Drive In. The TD gathering program highlights high school students who won RRCC essay and poster contests.
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Sam Helwer
State Division of Highways
Redwood Region Conservation Council
Blue Bonnet Drive
RRCC
Sea lion quits zoo for home in Lake Erie
A sea lion escaped from the Canadian Zoo in London Ontario and wandered toward Lake Erie after slipping under a fence. It was last seen along the Maumee River near Toledo with patrol boats in pursuit. Zoo director Phil Sheldon said authorities would attempt to recapture the animal using an aluminum syringe with a tranquilizer drug if sighted.
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Sea Lion
ZOO
Lake Erie
Toledo
Ohio
London
Maumee
Toledo Zoo
Phil Sheldon
Sheldon
Swimming Class Signups At Ukiah Pool Signups Now Open
The Ukiah Municipal pool offers evenings 7 to 9 for recreational swimming starting today. Signups run 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. today and tomorrow for Red Cross and special adult classes, diving, and skin-diving classes to be held this summer. Classes begin the week of July 7 with adults on Tuesdays and Fridays 7 to 9, skin diving Mondays 7 to 9, tots classes 1 p.m. Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for children 2 to 4 in the tot pool with a parent in swimsuit.
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Red Cross
Right to Work Initiative Qualifies for California Ballot
California secretary of state announced the right to work initiative qualified for the November 4 general election ballot with 354153 signatures. supplemental petitions added 132665, original filing 221488. The measure widens a split between Governor Knight and Senator Knowland over the issue, with Knowland backing it and Knight opposing. Brown opposes the measure as well, while a Sacramento committee sought a title and summary. The initiative would bar employers and labor organizations from making membership a condition of employment.
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Sacramento
UPI
Secretary of State
California
Charles J. Haggerty
Goodwin J. Knight
William F. Knowland
Knowland
Edmund G. Brown
Knight
Senate
Los Angeles Teamsters Union
Howard B. Wyatt
Citizens Committee For Democracy In Labor Unions
Brown
AMA Chief Opposes Government Paid Medical Care
In San Francisco AMA President Altman defended opposition to government funded care proposals like For and Bill saying democracy cannot be a give away. He warned reliance on tax funded universal benefits risks national bankruptcy and loss of personal dignity. He urged a patient needs survey for seniors and collaboration with other health groups to meet needs without dole.
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AMA
San Francisco
UPC
American Medical Association
Dawid Bo Altman
Atlantic City
N. J
Aftlman
Allman
Gunnar Gundersen
la Crosse
Wis
United Mine Workers
UMW
Escape in Hail of Bullets: Youthful Hoodlums Hold Up Station
A large Mendocino Lake County sheriff drive searches near Lucerne for two of three youths who robbed Laytonville Loren's Richfield Service Station at 2 20 am taking 125 dollars after a hail of gunfire at two roadblocks near Willits and Potter Valley their car overturned near Lucerne Joy Woolcott 19 of Scotia was captured and jailed by Lake County authorities
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Mendocino
Lake County
Willits
Potter Valley
Lucerne
Joy Woolcott
Scotia
Eureka
Laytonville
Redwood Valley
Ernie Clay
Highway 20
Clay
Police hunt two armed men after car thefts in Lucerne
A girl identified two men, James Showers and Lawrence Emerson Alfred, as her companions. Showers is described as six two, blond with blue eyes, wearing a yellow and black shirt and armed with a Mauser. Alfred is six one, dark hair, wearing a gray and white check shirt over a black T shirt and armed with two .22s. Two stolen cars were abandoned and a blue Chevrolet pickup marked Supper Club was seen being stolen at 10:30 a.m. by Ukiah Police Chief George Smith.
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James Showers
Lawrence Emerson Alfred
Lucerne
Supper Club
Ukiah
George Smith
Bank Holdup Suspects Flee Through Counties After Chase
Three youths about 19 flee after a Laytonville station holdup with $125, pursued by Lake and Mendocino County deputies. Their overturned car near Lucerne led to a search by sheriff's air patrol as investigators question a girl. rumors of a cop killer are discounted, focus remains on Eureka bank robbery.
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Lucerne
Sheriff's Air Patrol
Rollie Marr
Lake County
Reno Bartolomie
Mendocino County
San Francisco
George Cole
California
Eureka
Golden Eagle Barbecue Draws Farmers and Patrons
Almost 100 farmers and other patrons of the Golden Eagle Company attended a Tuesday evening barbecue at the Golden Eagle Barbecue at Disorelles. The annual social event was led by salesman Butch Rodgers who organized the dinner for customers.
Sheriff Seeks 3rd Willits Police Officer
The Mendocino County sheriff's office issued an all points bulletin for another former Willits police officer as two former officers were jailed on three theft counts and a grand larceny charge. Arthur Bentley was arrested in Saratoga and admitted involvement in burglaries at McIntire's store and Gundstrome's Shoe, plus thefts including two chainsaws and camping goods. He named Clifford Smith, a fellow officer discharged weeks ago, as a partner. Authorities linked them to further burglaries and withheld the suspect's identity.
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Mendocino County
Bentley
McIntire
Willits
Clifford Smith
Clan Greenwood
Smith
Gundstrome
Sheriff's Office
Wohlenberg Reappointed to Ukiah Bank Advisory Board
E T F Wohlenberg former Masonite general manager in Ukiah and Yale forestry professor is named again to Bank of America's Ukiah branch advisory board. He rejoins members including Joseph Figone and Arthur Schilder, with manager W N Smith noting his lumbering industry expertise benefits the board.
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E. T. F. Wohlenberg
Masonite Corporation
Ukiah
Yale University
Bank of America
W. N. Smith
California
Wohlenberg
School of Forestry
Harry W. Falk, Jr
James C. Thornton
Dean B. Thatcher
Find Your Name contest offers daily free Folllies tickets
Ukiah Daily Journal readers submit names for a daily prize of two tickets to the Ship shiuls and Johnson Ice Follies. The event started last Wednesday at San Francisco Winterland and runs through July 11. Winners must claim at the Journal office by 4 p.m. the next day. daily names are selected from the telephone directory and printed on the classified page.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Shipshiuls
Johnson
San Francisco
Winterland
Russell Strickland
Ukiah
J. C. Richards
Finday
Pilot Dies in Jump From Jet Bomber
In Georgia a B57 jet bomber crashed five miles northeast of Omaha. Capt. Kirk W. Cully 37 Vineland NJ was killed after ejecting and hanging from his parachute in a tree. Capt. William H. Gallup 31 South Norfolk VA suffered a broken arm and was reported recovering at Ft. Benning Army Hospital.
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Omaha
South Georgia
Eulin Air Force Base
Fla
Kirk W. Cully
Vineland
Cully
William H. Gallup
South Norfolk
Ft. Benning Army Hospital
Seven City Employes to Be Honored
Seven Ukiah city employes with 6 to 35 years of service will be honored at a dinner in the Palace Hotel Redwood Room at 6 30 p m Saturday night. Honorees include George Austin 35 years Jeff Branson 23 Carl Hinds 8 Joseph Nidcrost 31 Lorenzo Giusti 6 Ottavio Martinelli 7 and Ben Togneri 6 years. Chief George Smith, retired previously by council due to age, remains on duty for administrative reasons.
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Redwood
Palace Hotel
Ukiah
George Austin
Jeff Branson
Carl Hinds
Joseph Nidcrost
Oregon Grad Sees U.S. by Bicycle Homeward Ride
Gary Swanson 23, a University of Oregon graduate en route to Caltech, arrived in Detroit after arriving from Chicago. He plans graduate work in physics this fall and chose a roundabout cross country bicycle trip to see the country before returning to school.
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Detroit
UPI
Los Angeles
University of Oregon
Gary Swanson
California Institute of Technology
Chicago
Car Dives 100 Feet Into Canyon Near Covelo
Four men aboard a 1950 sedan were killed or injured in a Bloody Run plunge near Covelo 7.3 miles east of Highway 101. Keith Edward Kline 19 from North Dakota and John Thorington 153 from Covelo died of injuries and were tied to the USS Alamo. John Albert Reed 19 also with USS Alamo survived with injuries along with G. K. Risner 18 of Longview. Fire and rescue reports cite excessive speed on a disabled bridge area with no warning sign, seven miles from telephones, and the crash as the fourth major Bloody Run accident since a forest fire damaged the area.
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Covelo
Highway 101
Outlet Creek
Eel River
Keith Edward Kline
Mare Island
North Dakota
Covelo Mortuary
John Thorington
Howard Memorial Hospital
Willits
Thorington
Howard Memorial’ Hospital
John Albert Reed
San
Covero
Eastern Star
Masonic
Highway Patrol
Reed
Pacific Airlines Holds Bag on Service Request
Pacific Airlines seeks extension of its air service from Medford Oregon to Portland and Seattle. The CAA hearing in Washington DC is set for July 16. The airline lost its Washington attorney five days before briefs were due and must rely on new counsel Theodore J Seaman who has requested a delay until September 9 to prepare the case.
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Pacific Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
D. C
Medford
Ore
Portland
Seattle
CAA
Southwest Airways
Theodore J. Seaman
Woodward Building
Wash
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Linda Davis
Pen League
Ukiah Grange Hall
Pat Miller
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Bob Guidi
Miss Miller
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