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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
3
In a candid remark the speaker reflects on how grass roots politics feel rougher than film set life. He notes his departure from a city seat last April and his plan to avoid higher office, criticizing civic engagement and urging personal action.
June 24 1965 marks the 275th day of the year with 190 to follow The article notes celestial events Saturn Venus Mars and mentions Henry Ward Beecher born in 1813 It also recalls events in 1863 Lee crossing the Po and ferry at Berbpyevenia and 1948 Soviet actions in western zones of Germany plus Republican references
A Fort Bragg page recounts birthday celebrations for Bobby Silviera, family visits from Mrs. Dick Martin and Mrs. Anna Johnson, and a 25th anniversary graduation gathering at Pentecostal Hall. It mentions travel by Leonard Peterson and a candidate pick by Gov. Dewey, plus community remarks and almanac planting guidance. The piece also notes visitors from Los Angeles and Richmond, Yosemite trips, and regional flood remarks amid a summer moving through the Ridge area.
A note on a bridge hand discusses when to hold or attack as West and East battle over trumps and clubs. The declarer ruffs, discards, and draws, while East’s interventions test the contract and timing. The piece ends recalling President Roosevelt signing the Social Security Act in 1935 and the payroll tax start.
The page lists TV programs and times for a June 24 1968 evening schedule including Reading for 8 year olds Operation Alphabet Dixit and Love of Life. It mentions programs such as News and Jack LaLanne and notes multiple time slots across morning and afternoon as part of a broad day’s lineup.
A reader asks how to handle a daughter who lies frequently and seeks attention. The letter discusses parenting, discipline attempts, and the fear that younger sisters may imitate the behavior. The writer worries about family harmony and requests guidance on firm boundaries.
A fragment from a 1955 Arco Idaho report hints at a fire linked to atomic energy. The incomplete text mentions energy and power, suggesting concerns about safety or containment during early nuclear era developments. The readable portion points to Arco as the scene.
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