Camperships Aid 23 Campers In Totowa Year
In Totowa year the camp served 23 campers with many groups supporting the effort. Lions Soroptimists Kiwanis and veterans plus student bodies and teachers contributed camperships ensuring no child was turned away. Volunteers Ukiahi students and a full staff aided campers in a dedicated effort.
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Taoa
Emblem
Alpha ‘Mheta
Etas
Veterans of World: War
Idwood Valley
Merndosete
Council of Teachers
Defendant Autrey testifies in self defense after fatal shooting
In a courtroom narrative, Mrs. Autrey recounted firing at Watkins to defend herself. She described retreating to cover as he advanced and claimed leg injuries prevented her from fleeing. The defense frames the incident as self defense with alleged threats prior.
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Pacifica
I. Autrey
Robert “Winslow
City considers extra stop and flood relief funding plan
City Attorney Hall Irish was asked to redraft a rate schedule. City Manager Lyell Cash reported preliminary approval of 41525 dollars from the city's 55000 flood relief funds request. If approved later, funds will be used to clear creek channels to restore pre flood capacities.
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Hall Irish
Lyell Cash
Notice of Private Sale of Woody Whipple Estate
Woody B H Whipple as Administrator will privately sell the decedent estate in Mendocino County California after July 16 1966 to the highest net bidder, subject to Superior Court confirmation. Terms include ten percent bid deposit and balance on sale confirmation, with taxes and maintenance expenses borne by purchaser.
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Ae State
Gallernia
Mendocino
Woody Whipple
Orater
Woody BH. Whipple
Superior Court
Indocino
State of California
Sayne
Rover Y
Historneys
Bell and Cox
Sav Inga Bank
Ukiah
California
United
America
Aseby
Ukiah council grapples with bed tax plan opponents push back
Oscar Klee and Ukiah motel owners rally against a proposed bed tax arguing it shifts revenue and benefits property holders. Mayor Buxton notes potential gains if tourism grows. opponents cite state action and procedural delays. A letter of intent to block the tax is prepared as organizers seek ballot signatures to force an initiative.
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Oscar Klee
Fourth District
Klee
Buxton
Cleland
Ethes
Hiveryone
Alex Noshkin
Ukiah
Henry DeCross
Royal Motel
Ukiah, Sr
Fred Garton
Rambler
Noshkin
Pam Williams
Lynda Johnson Arrives in San Francisco for UN Session
Lynda Bid Johnson, 21, daughter of the president, arrived in San Francisco from an Arizona field school. Secret Service escorted her to the Mark Hopkins Hotel. She planned a short stay to hear her father's speech at the United Nations commemorative session before returning to Arizona.
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San Francisco
UPI
Lynda Bid Johnson
University of Texas
Lynda
United Nations
Arizona
Ross
Cebesai
Albertson’s Will Creates Civic Fund For Club Property
Mrs Albertson born in Canada died after a long cancer battle at her home. She rests in the Chapel of the Chimes in Santa Rosa. She served on the Ukiah Garden Club board, governed the Ukiah Golf Club, and was active in the Ukiah Republican Women’s Club, holding past president status. Her will directs money to be placed in a building fund to improve and maintain present or future property and to empower civic work.
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Albertson
Canada
Ukiah Garden Club
Ukiah Golf Club
Ukiah ‘Republican Women's Cub
California Governor Brown Faces Budget Crisis Amid Strike Threats
Gov Jerry Brown held an unprecedented hearing as state college instructors threatened a strike over pay and a potential 5 cent cigarette tax hike to cover a record 4.18 billion budget. He warned that without revenue increases the budget would be slashed, while university officials warned cuts could endanger California’s higher education prestige and trigger a crisis.
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Brown
Robert Hall
College Council of the
California Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
California
State University
Clark Kerr
University of California
Kerr
Theodore R. Meyer
San Francisco
Board of Regents
Glenn S. Dumke
Paratroopers In Action In South Vietnam Search and Destroy
U S Army paratroopers 15 miles from Bien Hoa near Saigon entered action against Viet Cong during a day long operation. They faced six rounds of mortar fire with no American casualties. Planes hit targets across the 17th parallel including Ban Nuoc Chieu depot where 22 buildings were demolished and seven damaged.
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Hanoi
Bien Hoa
Saigon
Earch
Ameri‘dan
Viet Nam
Ban Nuoc Chieu
Apper
U S. Hints At Rising Costs As Viet Nam War Proceeds
Secretary Rusk warned that losses in South Vietnam and overall U S. casualties could rise as Washington vows to defend South Viet Nam and make aggression costly. Javits and Church pressed for full Senate debate on future U S. involvement, arguing last year’s Viet Nam resolution is out of date and urging clear justification from the people.
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Rusk
U. S
South Viet Nam
Senate
Javits
Church
Viet Nam
Congress
New York
Kiwanis Boy Scout Camp Heads North To Mendocino
Lake Mendocino hosts 32 Boy Scouts of Kiwanis Troop 62 for an eight day camp near Paso Robles with nine vehicles bringing gear. Scoutmaster Bob Smeltzer leads, joined by Mrs Horn and senior leaders Alan Smeltzer and Gary Kinnex. Activities include canoeing, sailing, barbecue, and a watermelon battle as Jim Ward earns Eagle Palm and joins the Order of the Arrow. Camp ends June 28 with thanks to Wolfe, Sandelin, and Jim Athey for assistance.
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Lake Mendocino
Boy Scouts
Kiwanis
Paso Robles
Bob Smeltzer
Bob Horn
Alan Smeltzer
Gary Kinnex
David Hosley
Bobby Horn
Jim Ward
Ukiah
Cwan
Ukiah J Troop
Order of the Arrow
Mr. Wolfe
Coyote Dam
Bob Sandelin
Jim Athey
Youatts Visit Ukiah Home of London Lovers
British pair with Kennedy lineage remark on Ukiah life as Mrs Kemp, a London native, finds familiar warmth in the remote area. The Youatts, long in big country, say Ukiah feels like home and dream of returning to London when possible.
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Kennedy
Youatts
Kemp
London
England
Ukiah
Grass fire near Charles Harryman residence
Fire units responded to a grass fire Wednesday at 11 36 a m adjoining the Charles Harryman residence on Gobalet Lane. No injuries reported and the cause under investigation.
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Charles Harryman
Gobalet Lane
Thankful farewell to Ukiah hosts from Austria
Hans-Peter Strubrieter, an American Field Service student from Austria, expresses gratitude to Ukiah chapter for hosting him, raising funds, and keeping the program active. He recalls cheery neighbors and his planned return, praising Ukiah as the most beautiful spot in the nation near California’s red woods and the Golden Gate. Auf Wiedersehen, Ukiah.
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Austria
Oaki
Ukiah
American Field Service
America
California
Golden Gate City
Redwoods
Aufwiedersehen
Hans-Peter Strubrieter
Johnson shifts travel to San Francisco for UN speech
President Johnson will fly to San Francisco directly for a 11 30 am address at the War Memorial Opera House before heading to Texas. The plan change prompted officials to reorder 26 UN representatives' speaking slots and may scrap many advance copies of speeches. VIP ticket mailings for Saturday's session were already sent.
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White House
San Francisco
The
Johnson
U.N
United Nations
Fr. Sharkey of Capuchin Order Dies at 87
The Rev Fr. Sharkey, pastor of St Marys in Ireland and longtime Capuchin Franciscan, died aged about 87. He entered the Order in 1896 and served 69 years, was ordained in 1903, and spent recent years as Veterans Hospital chaplain in Roseburg. He served St Marys 1925–31 and 1937–49, moved to Roseburg in 1950, and held various offices in Ireland and here. In 1963, U.S. canned fruit juice consumption was 1.6 gallons per person.
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Bertram Mullgan
St. Mary’s
St. Joseph's ‘Church
Barn
County
Sligo
Ireland
Sharkey
Veterans Hospital
Roseburg
Fr. Sharkey
Father Sharkey
St.Mary's
Roseburgh
St. Joseph's Church
Notice of Hearing on Will Probate Mendocino Estate
In the matter of the estate of Katherine Burford also known as Kay Burford deceased a petition for the probate of the will and for letters of administration with the will annexed has been filed in the Mendocino Court Ukiah. A hearing is set for July 1965 at 9:30 a.m. in the court courtroom. Any interested person may appear and contest the petition. Dated 1966. B Us clerk by M Gillet deputy clerk Lawrence Gihola attorney for petitioner.
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Mendocino
Katherine Burford
Kay Burford
Richard E. Burford
Ukiah
California
Guear
Gilleputy
Lawrence
Gihola
Forum Bulldine
Ninth Street
Sacramento
Eel River Basin development plan debated by Petersen
Senator Petersen criticized crash dam programs and urged a two year study of the Eel River Basin to assess rainfall by month, flood control, power production, and economic development. He contrasted his approach with Clausen and called for careful siting of flood dams and hydro generators to fit available resources.
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Ben Peternes
Brown
Eel River
Senate
Eel
Sales River
Petersen
Clausen
Shorthand typist fined for kissing boyfriend in car
Margaret Haworth, 28, was fined three pounds for kissing her boyfriend while driving. Her passenger, Eric Sumner, 41, was fined a similar amount for aiding and abetting Haworth in careless driving.
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Blackburn
England
Margaret Haworth
Eric Sumner
Miss Haworth
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