Teen Driver Involved In Fatal Ukiah Area Crash
Mrs Julia B Tario 57 of Eureka died at Ukiah General Hospital after a crash at N State Street and Uva Drive when her husband’s car was struck by a southbound vehicle driven by 17 year old Billy Woodward of Redwood Valley. Woodward suffered minor scratches and refused treatment at the scene. The accident is referred to juvenile authorities. Tario’s funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia B. Tario
Eureka
Ukiah General Hospital
N. State Street
Uva Drive
Billy Leigh Woodward
Ukiah
Redwood Valley
Reka
Tario
Young Woodward
Fae Woodward
Juvenile Department
Woodward
Gala Fourth Celebration In Willits
Willits readies a 40th Frontier Days celebration with carnivals Friday July 1, a Friday night dance, breakfasts, barbecues, rodeos, gymkhana, a Monday July 4 parade led by State Sen Frank Petersen, and a water fight finale between Fort Bragg and Willits fire departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willits
Frontier Days
City Park
Main Street
Frank Petersen
Ukiah
E. Commercial Street
Fort Bragg
Nolo Contendre Plea Entered in Battery Case
Fidel Royval of 225 Norton Street entered a nolo contendere plea in Ukiah Justice Court for a battery charge. He will be sentenced Wednesday at 4 30 p m before Judge Hale Mc Cowen Jr. The incident occurred June 15 outside city council chambers after Royval struck Landis Morgan owner of Morgan Truck Lines as he left with his attorney Jim Cooper of Santa Rosa. A rehearing of Morgan's use permit denial is set for July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidel Royval
Norton Street
Hale McCowen Jr
Ukiah Justice Court
Royval
Nolo Contendre
Landis Morgan
Morgan Truck Lines
Jim Cooper
Santa Rosa
Mason
Two Ukiah youths escape after motorcycle crash
Two Ukiah youths, Peter McCarty and Rudy Smith both 18, were thrown from a motorcycle on North State Street near Ukiah around 9 20 p m causing a chain reaction crash involving three cars. McCarty and Smith reported traveling about 30 mph when the bike overturned. Robert and Mary Ashurst were taken to Ukiah General Hospital with minor injuries. A separate incident on Talmage Road near Babcock Lane left 12 year old Lillian Ann Hill with moderate injuries when a car door opened as it passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
State Street
Peter McCarty
Rudy Smith
Ukiah General Hospital
Ukiah Fire Department
Robert Ashurst
Mary Ashurst
McCarty
Frank
Cole
Ashurst
Ashursts
Lillian ‘Ann Hill
Talmage Road
Babcock Lane
Edgar
Paul Hill
Air Crash Victim Succumbs at Ukiah General Hospital
Pauline Steven, 47, of El Sobrante, died after a private plane crash at Hobergs Resort on June 11. Jerald Briggs, Garberville, owner of the plane, also died. Mabel Briggs and the Stevensons were injured with critical injuries. Mrs Stevenson expected to be transferred. Funeral arrangements are pending at Eversole Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Pauline) Stevenson
Hoberg’s
Ukiah General Hospital
Jerald Briggs
Garberville
Hoberg's
Mabel Briggs
Stevensons
Briggs
Stevenson
Oklahoma
Eversole Mortuary
AGG Names Directors At Meeting
More than 300 Allied Grape Growers members gathered in Cloverdale for the annual convention chaired by President Robert C. McInturf. The group praised a strong membership base and a capable board, with Everett Lampson reelected to a three year term and Morgan Ruddick elected for one year to fill an unexpired term. A picnic dinner followed at the Asti winery grounds hosted by Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Cober.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Grape Growers
Cloverdale
Allied
Robert C. McInturf
Allied United Vintners
Everett Lampson
Geyserville
Light earthquake near Santa Rosa report from UC Seismo
The UC Seismograph Station logged a light quake 5 to 10 miles northwest of Santa Rosa on Sunday night at 11 04 p m. It measured 3 25 on the Richter scale and was described as relatively small. Santa Rosa residents reported many calls to the sheriff but there were no damages reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
UPI
University of California Seismograph Station
Santa Rosa
Tembler
Santa Rosa County
Ralph French
Redwood
Highway 10
Robinson Creek
French
Cober
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California and Ukiah
Fair conditions dominate in Northwestern California through Tuesday with coastal fog and low overcast. Inland areas stay warm with high around 92 degrees and a low near 58, while coastal winds from the northwest reach 10 to 20 knots and locally strengthen near headlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Head Lands
Meredith Mississippi march ends with 15000 in Jackson rally
James Meredith's long trek through Mississippi culminated in Jackson as about 15,000 protesters gathered for Negro freedom. The event featured tense exchanges between whites and marchers, but no violence as state troopers and National Guardsmen separated crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Cazalas Jackson
Miss
UPI
James Meredith
Mississippi
Martin Luther King
Justice Department
Meredith
University of Mississippi
U.S
Memphis
Jackson
Air Force
King
NAACP
Mississippi Delta
Tougaloo College
Viet Nam clash yields helicopter toll amid ground gains
Saigon reports UPI that U.S. forces won new ground and air victories but faced a second helicopter disaster in three days. Eight American servicemen died in a collision of two Army helicopters two miles northwest of Tuy Hoa as U.S. troops pressed a bitter fight against entrenched North Vietnamese regulars. Six Americans died last Saturday when another Army helicopter was shot down in the same region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPI
United States
Central Highlands
Tuy Hoa
U.S
Greyhounds Running On Schedule In San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco buses resumed service after two strikes by the Amalgamated Transit Union and mechanics. About 16 000 commuters were affected as drivers and other employees walked out since May 15 and the complex walkout ended with a tentative agreement reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPT
Greyhound
San Francisco Bay Area
Transit Union
Mechanics
Western Greyhound Lines
Prank Leaves Fox Carload Shock For Woman In Ukiah
Mrs Lisle Barker found a dead fox in her car in the 300 block of North School Street after returning Saturday afternoon. Police say Gertrude Carroll 52 was arrested for drunken driving after a head on crash with Terry Martin 16 near the railroad tracks early Sunday. Carroll allegedly veered to the wrong side of Gobbi Street. Burglary attempts were reported at Ukiah Lumber Sales and nearby Dick's Barber Shop with no losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Martin
Lewis Lane
Ukiah Unified Board Agenda Lights Two Items
Ukiah Unified School district trustees meet tonight at 8 at Yokayo School to consider approving the joint city school district recreation program for 1966 67 and selling Hopland high school property. The meeting will also discuss calling an election on adopting a merit civil service system for classified employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopland High School
Ukiah Unified School District Board of Trustees
Yokago School
Gus Hall Still Top U S Communist Leader
Gus Hall was elected national chairman of the American Communist Party by acclamation amid applause, signaling a shift to a more open stance and potential federal scrutiny as a Soviet-aligned leader. Henry Winston was named to head the party’s national committee, with 108 candidates reported and committee membership kept secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Gus Hall
Communist Party
Hall
Soviet Union
America
Henry Winston
U.S.S.R
Winston
Mexico
Cherry, Minn
Lenin School
Moscow
Tankers Quell Roadside Fire Near Boonville Road
Two FTF air tankers joined state forestry crews to combat a three acre brush and cross fire along Boonville Road two miles west of Highway 101. Fire started around 4 11 p m due to a careless smoker with authorities citing incendiary origin for a separate Tomki Road grass fire. Carl Buch was arrested for drunk and disturbing the peace after a Sunday incident at Ukiah Rancheria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville Road
Highway 101
State Division of Forestry
Tomki Road
Redwood Valley
Division
Underwood Park
Legrett
Dodd testifies in own defense before Senate Ethics panel
Sen Thomas J Dodd of Connecticut began testimony in his defense before the Senate Ethics Committee amid charges of misconduct. He cited his relationship with Julius Klein and denied claims of wrongdoing tied to a 1964 West German trip. The hearing featured clashes over a bid to exclude Senator Bennett and past aides recalling pertinent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
John F. Sonnett
Sonnett
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Stennett
Chicago
Julius Klein
West Ger
Daly
Klein
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ethicf
Konrad Adenauer
Stennis
Bennett
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Germany
Bogdan Stashinsky
MAPA Endorses Gov Brown at Fresno Convention
MAPA delegates at their seventh annual convention in Fresno endorsed Gov Edmund G Brown for governor by a wide margin and backed Democrats in four of five other offices. Other endorsements went to Ivy Baker Priest for treasurer and incumbents Anderson, Schler, Cranston, and Lynch with varying margins. MAPA San Francisco delegation had urged delaying gubernatorial backing pending a farm workers election case at Di Giorgio ranches, but the convention rejected the demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry E. Henry
Fresno
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
A. Schler
Frank Jordan
Alan Cranston
Houston
Flournoy
Thomas C. Lynch
Spencer Williams
MAPA
San Francisco
Brown
di Giorgio Farm Workers
di Giorgio
California
Teamsters Union
Ing
June 1966 Temperature and Rainfall Summary
Readable fragments show temperature highs and lows for June 1966 with values like 86 and 53 and rainfall around 35.46 inches. Mentions Ukiah and weather department notes but data is garbled and inconsistent across years.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Mayfield Jr
Calpella
Moore Street
Lake Mendaccino
Wooodrow White
White and Sons
Sherit
Reno
AGG
Sen. Dodd
Bulletin
Greyhounds
By Myron Feinsilber
Carl Buch
Ukiah Rancheriy
By Steven Gerstel
Gov. Brown
Glenn Anderson
Robert H. Finch
Norbert
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