No Ulterior Motive in Woman Power in Election Year
In this election year commentary, President Johnson shifts toward placing women in high level jobs, while Republicans protest wartime excise taxes on cosmetics and accessories. The piece mocks male chivalry and notes the potential for increased female votes as parties court women with perceived support.
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Johnson
GOP
House
Ways and Means Committee
Galahad
Walter Raleigh
Cary Great
LBJ
Need for Equality in American Public Schools
Francis Keppel of the HEW urges deliberate equality in education not desegregation. He calls for early childhood programs, enriched horizons, extended school hours, home partnerships, community integration, and a dedicated teacher corps to lift the nation's forgotten schools.
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Francis Keppel
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Keppel
Main Street
Mendocino State Hospital plans and Ukiah willits Fourth of July events
June 28 reception for Dr and Mrs William A Boyle announced as they leave Mendocino State Hospital in July. Boyle joined in 1951 and has served as assistant superintendent two years. Future plans include a British Isles trip and study in New York this fall. Ukiah area Independence Day programs feature band music speaking games and free beans and coffee. County Farm Bureau leaders to address farmers at Quadrip Park picnic. The Republican Press building sale to a title insurance firm and remodeling to house the new firm and county surveyor. Ukiah High School senior commencement exercises held at Victory Theatre with addresses by J R Knowland and school officials.
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William A. Boyle
Mendocino State Hospital
Ukiah
Lilburn
Gibson
C. E. Roberts
Georgeanne Lane
Mendocino
Republican Press
Pat Connolly
S. L. Rea
New Title Insurance
Twill
Victory
Ukiah High School
J. R. Knowland
Vic Brown
Joseph Fox
Dorothy Corley
Roy Lynch
Robert Thomas
Claude van Dyke
J. G. Thomas
P. H. Joseph
B. A. Lindsay
Board of Education
James C. Hurley
Vera Starr
William Thomas Adams
Leta Albertson
Helene Wilson
William Banker
Louie Meyer
Willis Prather
Emma Norgard
Lawrence Layman
Eva Kinloch
Readers defend kittens and parental responsibility in Ukiah
Ukiah residents praise Mrs Katherine Brush and an unnamed man who alerted authorities about a tortured kitten. Letters decry dismissive parental attitudes and stress accountability for children, noting the broader moral lesson and citing historical lines about animal protection.
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Ukiah
California
Ukiah Daily Journal
Katherine Brush
England
Government assures makers on private cigarette ad code
The government told cigarette makers they will not face criminal prosecution for following a private advertising code. Assistant Atty. Gen. William H. Orrick Jr. sent a letter Monday to Paul A. Porter, attorney for Philip Morris Co, addressing industry concerns after the new code was adopted.
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Washington
UPI
William H. Orrick, Jr
Paul A. Porter
Phillip’ Morris Co
Legislator At Work Pushes For Annual Legislative Sessions
The column notes rising pressure for annual general sessions in California amid lengthy even year budget sessions. It details constitutional 30 day limits, gubernatorial control, and a pending Assembly proposal to merge even year budget talks into a longer session, with Senate resistance and hopes for action in 1965.
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Senate
Finance and Assembly
California
Assembly
Reapportionment Debate Grows Over California Senate
California lawmakers push to align state senate apportionment with population after a Supreme Court ruling. Governor Brown signals study and possible court action while northern and southern leaders fear legal shifts. Budget bills and federal appointments also shape a tense political week.
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Sacramento
California
U. S. Supreme Court
United States Senate
Ed Regan
Deaverville
Senate Judiciary
Edmund G. Brown
Supreme Court
Brown
United States Supreme Court
D-Weaverville
Johnson faces tough sell to Inonu and Papandreou over Cyprus
In a historically tense Balkans context, President Johnson must persuade Turkey's Premier Ismet Inonu and Greece's Premier George Papandreou to settle Cyprus disputes. The piece recalls past Cyprus crises, Dulles Eden arrangements, and century‑old Christian-Muslim tensions, noting Inonu's age and past Turkish persecution concerns.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Congress
Turkey
Greece
Cyprus
Balkan
Sarajevo
Balkans
Franz Ferdinand
Johnson
Ismet Inonu
George Papandreou
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
Britain
Dulles
United States
United Nations
England
Balkan Peninsula
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Romania
Inonu
Menderes
Istanbul
Asia
Europe
France
Discovery rules shift California trials toward transparency
California courts have moved from a game like trial to a cards-face-up theory since 1957 with discovery rules. These rules let each side demand answers and inspect records before trial to speed cases, deter perjury, and encourage out of court settlements. In criminal cases the district attorney must disclose police and grand jury statements, while defendants may refuse to talk unless compelled.
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T.V
California
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