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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
5
Sacramento reports Sen Stan Pittman D Oroville asked the state Board of Education to remove the Dictionary of American Slang from every California school library selection list. He called the book’s impact on the public school system concerning and urged prompt action.
Testimony in a Mendocino County case details Mrs Anderson and Varley under cross examination about discussions with Volunteers for Good Government and the governor's office. Questions focus on a pillow petition, investigations into sheriff and district attorney actions, and whether reports were shared with Klee, Morton, and Walsh.
Ukiah Rotary Club plans its annual installation at Vichy Springs with a 6 30 social hour and 7 30 dinner. Merle Orchard hands the gavel to Francis Burns, who will preside at his first session on July 2. Past Presidents gathered Tuesday at Ed Davis home with most attendees named.
Mary Anne Kennedy, 18, daughter of John F. Kennedy, competes for Miss Young Republican at the Young Republican National Convention in San Francisco. She holds the title Miss New England, while her father is a Providence bus driver.
Grim Berlin reports on Kennedy seeking firm German support for a strategy of peace with the Kremlin while avoiding any Franco German axis. Washington and Berlin back nuclear defense cooperation including a multilateral Polaris naval force, but final Allied decisions hinge on Britain and Italy. Kennedy hopes to blunt Kremlin narratives by showing Allied unity despite uncertainties.
The council considers cutting meetings to twice monthly, citing business conflicts, while noting weekly sessions can speed time sensitive items. Last night the panel approved waiving the carnival fee for the Fire Department event, accepted bids for electrical system reclosers and a substation structure, and extended Fitzgerald-Poulson auditing service for another year.
Sealed proposals due July 29 1963 for adding about 1200 square feet to Lakeport City Hall and Firehouse with alterations. Bids require 10 to 20 percent guaranty and compliance with Labor Code wage rates and licensing. Plans bonds and forms available at City Clerk. city reserves right to reject all bids.
An unidentified small white haired man in a tuxedo and black hat tried to kiss Princess Margaret at the Sadler's Wells Ballet Theater entrance. He was pushed aside by a theater official and walked off into the crowd before anyone could react. A theater spokesman said the man was being ushered out for lacking a ticket when the incident occurred.
Nashville based corrections chief says Sarah Jeannette Johns, 23, paroled to study at the University of Tennessee, defied curfew by late hours and drinking. After a parole revocation hearing, officials said she should not be paroled further. Johns had served four years of a 10 year armed robbery sentence and earned 12 college credits via correspondence.
President Kennedy's three day Ireland visit included two honorary degrees and the freedom of five towns. He met with Lemass and President de Valera and addressed parliament. A tea for relatives was planned at a Dunganstown home linked to Kennedy ancestors, with visits to New Ross Wexford and a garden party at De Valera's Dublin residence before a reception with Lemass.
William Loudermilk of McAllester Oklahoma pleaded guilty to three counts of writing bad checks before Judge Wayne Burke. Dale Underwood led for the prosecution and public defender Bev Broaddus represented Loudermilk. Sentencing set for July 11.
Miami dispatch says rumors of a refugee invasion of Cuba faded within days. Initial claims of up to 3,000 armed guerrillas proved inflated. about 20 men landed, with reports exaggerating figures to 500 and then thousands before fading. Manuel A. deVarona and Rep. Paul Rogers cited varying, unverified figures.
Washington reports the consumer price index for May is 106.2, unchanged from two months prior, with expert Robert J. Myers noting luck in stability as June may rise by one tenth of one percent. Food alone sits at 104.2, costing $10.42 vs $10 in the 1957-59 base period, marking a slight monthly drop from April.
Joseph Godber aged 49, long time Foreign Office official, is named war minister after John Profumo’s resignation. Profumo quit June 4 amid scandal over intimate ties with Christine Keeler, ending a defining chapter in Britain’s political crisis.
Norma Carlson trustee of Colonial Title Guaranty Company will sell at public auction the property in Ukiah Mendocino County California to satisfy the deed of trust securing the loan of Arthur Atlawen and Audrey Welch Alwin. The description covers Lot seven Block two Walnut Court Subdivision Ukiah. Sale date Friday the 28th day of June 1968 at 82 pebele PlM? hours at the courthouse entrance.
In Mendocino Superior Court Gorman B Hodges and Ruth M Hodges sue Elsie Thompson W T Clow Mendocino County Tax Collector and unknown others to quiet plaintiffs title to parcels in Sections 16 22 15 and 14 Township 18 North Range 12 West Mount Diablo Meridian The action seeks to adjudge any claims void and orders the property quieted in the plaintiffs to enforce their ownership The summons requires appearance within ten days if served locally or thirty days if served elsewhere dated June 18 1963.
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