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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
5
Assessor Webb Brown reports the 1967 68 estimated tax base at 111 542 420 a gain of 6 606 470 from 1966 67. Secured 89 205 plus 6 986 760 unsecured and estimated 15 350 000 for the milty roll. County residents face Assembly Bill 80 deadlines pushing property taxed at 25 percent of market value by 1971.
Superior Court judge rules Joe La Malfa will receive about 30000 of the 44750 unearthed treasure found June 15 1964 near Willits. Michael Herzog cashiered in New Hampshire asylum gets 22500. Bergland Tractor’s Bill Stockley receives nothing. Remaining 4750 split between La Malfa and Herzog with a finder’s fee to La Malfa. Merle Orchard will appeal Stockley’s claim. Money held in Savings Bank of Mendocino County in La Malfa’s name.
Ralph Buxton, chairman of Ukiah Municipal Golf Course sprinkler project, invites volunteers who laid pipe to a Thank You dinner by Ukiah Women's Golf Club and Frank Cuff at Ukiah Municipal Park on Tuesday at 6 30 p m. The crew advanced the lateral pipelines over the weekend and aim to finish this week. Buxton says the project is 98 percent complete.
Union Lumber Company sold the 5000 acre Fabulous Clarke Ranch in Mendocino County to Country Development of Nevada City California for over 1 million dollars. The deal, a major local land transaction, followed years of logging and re seeding under Union ownership while Frank C Clarke led the famed wool operation known as Golden Fleece. Cecile Clarke still holds a life estate. the new owners are Country Development Company.
A Temblor shook Ukiah Redwood Valley and Potter Valley at 8 16 am with a rough 3 to 4 on the Richter scale. Minor damage was reported including a ceiling crack in Redwood Valley and rattled possessions. Residents felt the quake, pets reacted, aftershocks followed, but communications remained normal and no major injuries were noted.
A settlement over an April 16 1965 electrical accident near Redwood Valley awards Mrs Margaret Webb 145 000 for the death of her husband Richard Webb 48 son Richard Webb III 19 and daughter Margaret Jean Webb 18. The incident involved a 12 000-volt PG&E line and a guy wire during antenna installation.
President Johnson hailed the Glassboro summit as making the world less dangerous and reducing misunderstandings with Kosygin. Both leaders voiced broad differences, yet agreed on a nuclear weapons treaty and a path toward ending conflicts in Vietnam and the Middle East, with Kosygin demanding Vietnam troop withdrawals and Israel positions.
A four month old girl, Jill Ann Clark of Ukiah, died Saturday evening when a plastic dry cleaning bag placed over the mattress smothered her as she slept. The coroner reports mouth to mouth resuscitation failed. funeral set for Tuesday at 4 p.m. at the Ukiah LDS Church.
John L. Daygee 45 of Santa Rosa Santa Rdsa died by his own hand. A letter to his wife Regine Daygee postmarked Boonville warned of the act. His body was found by Fort Bragg residents Edward Gibbs and George Autremont beside his car on Glen Blair Road after a failed attempt with a garden hose and a knife near the scene.
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin left Kennedy Airport for Havana after a 10 day U.S. stay marked by firm Mideast and Vietnam stance. He spoke briefly with reporters thanking them for objective coverage and hinted at possible De Gaulle stop en route home.
Highway Patrol reports two weekend crashes. Glenn Galen Pruitt, 46, of Redwood Valley, injured when his motorcycle left a curve on Road A near East Road Friday night and he was taken to Ukiah General Hospital. In a second incident on Highway 101, Stephen Fain, 24, Ukiah, and Jayce Speers, 27, McKinleyville, collided after a broadside skid as Fain tried to pass a car and trailer boat. Speers received minor injuries and refused treatment.
A US Air Force F4C Phantom was attacked and crashed about 30 miles south of Hainan after entering Red Chinese airspace during a flight from Clark Field near Manila to Da Nang. The two pilots were rescued with no serious injuries. the incident follows ongoing China claims of incursions and heightened tensions in the region.
Northwestern California: fair with coastal overcast through Tuesday and minor temperature change. Highs near Ukiah 90, lows around 56. Coastal winds NW 5 to 15 knots, to 15 to 25 knots near northern headlands in afternoons.
CBS and UPI report that a CBS analysis of the Zapruder film supports the Warren Commission single bullet theory. Gerald Ford endorses the study, saying it reinforces Kennedy's assassination conclusions while CBS airs hour long coverage questioning earlier timing and shots.
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