Anderson Valley Engagement and Community Notices
Miss Marlene McIntosh and Jon Dillenger announce their engagement with no date set. McIntosh is the daughter of Boyd and (Mrs.) McIntosh of Boonville and a Santa Rosa Junior College nursing student. Dillenger is from Mt Jackson Virginia and studied at UC Davis. The Catholic Ladies Altac Society met to plan an Italian dinner at Apple Hall on Sunday June 28 from 4 to 7 pm with adults at 1.50 per plate.
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Boonville
Marlene McIntosh
Jon Dillenger
Miss McIntosh
Boyd McIntosh
Santa Rosa Junior College
Dillinger
Mt. Jackson
Virginia
University of California At Davis
Catholic Ladies Altac Society
Marion Prather
Joe Davis
Apple Hall
Robert van Winkle
Eureka
Mervin Perkins
San Francisco
Cliff Hotel
Charles
San Francisco State College
Milwaukee
San Francisco Giants
Florence McCoy
Redwood Squares
Ray Arends
Vallejo
Roy Daniel
Darrell Shields
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Philo
Simon Blattner
James Gowan
Minneapois
Minnesota
Vera
Galway
Nettie Lukens
Auburn
Earl Ford
Unity Club
Ford
Lelia, Romer
Mona Stipp
Ukiah
William Roay
Reay
Santa Rosa
Barbara Hopper
Dorothy Winter
James Bufford
Bpl Watts
Robert Strickler
San Jose State College
Bruce
J. L. Wesley
Esther
Fred Garrett
Women's Society of Christian Service
George Pearsongere
Stockton
Lawrence Bufford
Percy Whitcomb
Robert Whitcomb
Grant's Pass
Ore
William Peters
Montague
Yreka
Marvin O'Connell
Harry Hildebrand
Piedmam
Fort Bragg
John March
Lumber Co Sued For 90000 Breach of Pact
Robert A. Erickson files a suit against Bo Jack Lumber Company of Mendocino County alleging breach of a logging timber contract made April 1, 1956. He seeks general and special damages totaling 90000, with related losses including 56000 invested in equipment, 50000 in lost profits, 15000 in impaired credit, and 525000 losses on sale of equipment after logging halted. Geary and Geary of Santa Rosa represent Friskson.
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BoJack Lumber Company
Mendocino County
Manchester
Elk
Robert A. Erickson
Bo Jack Company
Erickson
Geary & Geary of
Santa Rosa
Friskson
Rioting Warily of Guards Move from Leavenworth Center
A bus load of guards was rushed overnight from the Leavenworth federal penitentiary in Kansas to the riot scene. Springfield Daily News city editor Jim Billings was the only reporter allowed inside the center by Settle, with information relayed to others on a pool basis.
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Federal
Leavenworth
Kan
Jim Billings
Springfield Daily News
Settle
Senate advances foreign aid and housing bills
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported a 4.16 billion dollar foreign aid authorization to boost NATO military assistance. Lyndon B. Johnson said Congress will work with the President to clear a bill backlog, urging additional Senate sessions. Democrats expect House approval of a smaller public housing bill totaling 1.375 billion dollars, despite a potential presidential veto.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Congress
Eisenhower
Johnson
House
Potter Valley Hires Four New Teachers for School Year
Potter Valley elementary will have four new teachers, joining two remaining staff from last year. Dorothy Winter arrives from Lucerne for fourth grade, Grace Hennington from Ukiah to teach a primary grade, James Bufford named fifth grade, and Paul Hage to teach seventh grade while Principal Harold Walton and Josie Norman stay on. Six elementary teachers resigned for various reasons, including Olga Moller after 40 years, Frances Linser moving to high school, and Eva Moody retiring. High school faculty remains intact with Linser joining, plus the usual lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Valley
Dorothy Winter
Lucerne
Grace Hennington
Ukiah
James Bufford
Upper Lake
Paul Hage
San Francisco State College
Harold Walton
Josie Norman
Olga Moller
E. A. Spotswood
Margaret
Spotswood
Bill Watts
Helen Owens
Barbara Hopper
Redwood Valley
Linser
Freeman Whitaker
Louise Whitaker
William Roay
Lowell Near
Lowell Deering
Marston Gillette
Progress Club library to open Fridays 3 to 5
The Progress Club library will maintain its prior hours opening Fridays from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Two new books arrived The Apple Tree With the Golden Fruit for children and The Pack of Lies by Gordon Ashe for adults. Recent guests at the Carter Alvarado home included Mrs Alvarado sisters and friends from Whittier and Chico.
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Progress Club
Gordon Ashe
Carter Alvarado
Robert Alvarado
David Messex
James Bufford
Makton Gillette
Sacramento
Chris Davis
John Davis
Debbie Smalley
Joyce Minahan
Diana Burris
Karen Walton
Stephanie Baker
Becky
Katie
Johnny Davis
Shark chases tarpon, scatters swimmers at Miami Beach
A 12-foot shark chased a school of tarpon in shallow water off Miami Beach drawing swimmers and bathers to shore. Lifeguards warned swimmers as the shark moved over a sand bar near several resort hotels.
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Miami Beach
Fla
UPI
Russian Escaper Drowns Off Helsingborg
A Russian sailor was drowned in the Oresund strait between Sweden and Denmark after jumping from a Soviet ship. Port Captain Folk Herrlin said he watched the man dive, swim toward Sweden, and deliberately turn away from a life boat before vanishing beneath the water.
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Denmark
Folk Herrlin
Sweden
Herrlin
Brown hints at possible demo presidential bid
Governor Edmund Brown refused to deny he could be a serious candidate for the Democratic nomination in 1960 while stating he plans to run as a favorite son in California. He noted he would be a favorite son candidate and suggested California might prefer a limited delegation to the convention if no other hopefuls enter the state primary.
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Sacramento
UPS
Emund G. Brown
Brown
California
Starkweather Execution Set By Nebraska Supreme Court
The Nebraska Supreme Court set Thursday for the execution of mass killer Charles Starkweather. The court indicated the electrocution would occur between 12:01 a.m. and 11:59 p.m. The decision followed a U S Supreme Court denial of a hearing Monday and a potential last stay sought by Starkweather's lawyers in district court.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPS
Nebraska Supreme Court
Charles Starkweather
United States Supreme Court
State High Court
Midwest
Starkweather
Benicia Mother Dies While Visiting Here
Mrs Arciade Capotosto of Benicia died suddenly this morning while visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs Sue Levy. She was 67, born in Italy, survived by husband Antonio Capotosto of Benicia daughter Sue Levy of Ukiah son Joseph Zandrillo of San Francisco a brother Geno Govi in Italy seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services and interment will be in Benicia with Zimmerman Mortuary of Ukiah handling local arrangements.
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Arciade Capotosto
Benicia
Sue Levy
Italy
Antonio Capotosto
Ukiah
Jospeh Zandrillo
San Francisco
Geno Govi
Zimmerman Mortuary
Basil Hollandaise Sauce for Spring Vegetables
Combine cup mayonnaise with teaspoon crumbled sweet basil and one egg yolk. Heat while stirring constantly then stir in teaspoon fresh lemon juice. Yields four to six servings.
Record of Vehicle Registrations in the Nation 1959
The nation registered 68,299,408 motor vehicles in 1959 including 270,163 buses and 11,158,561 trucks. The total marked a rise of 1,168,337 for the year, reflecting growth in the transport fleet across the country.
Fire rips through 50 year old Norwegian hotel
Fire at a busy coastal hotel in Vossestrand injures 35 with several in serious condition. Horace Caldwell of Albany led alarm after flames engulfed his room as guests fled through windows into the dawn chill. Hotel staff and guests, including American women, escaped as the building's telephone system failed.
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Fueste
Horace Caldwell
Albany
Norway
Caldwell
Toran
Vanguard Satellite Mission Crashes in Atlantic
Vanguard program reports only two of ten satellites reached orbit. The failed craft, carrying four thermometers, likely fell in the North Atlantic while attempting to measure energy sources from direct sunlight to heat emission. NASA says data would aid understanding of heat movement from tropics to poles and its impact on earth's weather.
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Pagett
North Atlantic
NASA
Haive
Tropics
Poles
Two Die As Rail Tower Collapses In Shreveport
In Shreveport Louisiana two workers died when a 12 foot steel relay tower collapsed during construction. Wesley G. Shufford and Robert Harold Finn were aboard the middle section when it gave way leading to fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Wesley G. Shufford TL
Robert Harold Finn
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Roy Zane
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Rankin Rickard
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Oliva Hollifield
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Business Guide
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