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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1957
Page
3
A physician discusses limits of liver cancer surgery when liver function is largely gone and biopsy confirms cancer. The piece also argues about school discipline, citing a teacher's resignation after disruptive behavior and a debate on parenting and authority, plus a note on ovarian hormone Relaxin and patient inquiries. United Press notes theWire service fielding from 1952 to 1957.
Public notice announces trustee sale of Mendocino County property under a Deed of Trust dated 1952 1957 by Rave M. Minley and Ruth B. Fintey to Redwood Empire Title Company. Sale set for July 8 1967 at 11:00 AM at Mendocino County Court House Ukiah. Property described as parts of Section 36 Township 16 North Range 12 West Mount Diablo Meridian totaling about 200 acres.
A fragmented television and film schedule lists game shows like The $64,000 Question and To Tell the Truth alongside soaps, cartoons, and news. Programs include Adventure School Home, Our Miss Brooks, Beulah, and The Secret Storm with multiple film features and a morning matinee.
Legal notice records a name change petition by Benedetto Togneri in Mendocino County. Court orders publication of the change process and sets appearance on July 19, 1957, with public notice in Ukiah Daily Journal.
Eliza Beth C. Goff has filed a petition for probate of will and letters of administration with will annexed in the Superior Court of California Mendocino County. Hearing set for Sunday July 1957 at 9:30 AM in Ukiah Court House. Clerk W W. Broaddus signs the notice.
Italy's cabinet crisis deepens as Prime Minister Zoli resigns and President Gronchi faces a showdown over executive powers. Coalition fractures persist with Neo-Fascists backing or withholding support as talks of merged two-party blocs surface but remain speculative.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt says she asked for a visa to visit Communist China but was turned down. She notes no newsmen are allowed to enter China and expresses hope the State Department allows correspondents to go. She adds she would also like to visit the Soviet Union once travel is possible.
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