Washington Letter On Capitol Visitors And Family Trips
A Washington letter describes summer visitors to the Capitol, mostly families on long planned trips to see Congress at work. The author notes a typical day in Room 229 and meetings, with visitors asking about government and Congress operations. Passes for galleries and White House tours are arranged, with notice often needed.
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Washington
Capitol
Andrew Jackson
Congress
House
Old House
Independence Avenue
Capitol Building
Senate
White House
Trustee to Sell Mendocino County Property July 12
Notice announces a trustee sale under the Deed of Trust dated March 1 1961. Isabel Lundershausen substituted as trustee. Sale at the Mendocino County Courthouse West Door Ukiah at 9 30 AM to satisfy the debt secured by the property described in the trust. Dated June 20 1962.
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Lonzo W. James
Mildred C. James
Mendocino County Title Company, 2 Corporation
Warren M. Dightman
Alice F. Dightman
Mendocino County
State of California
Isabel Lundershausen
Mendocino
School Street
Ukiah
County of
United States
Truat
California
Mount Diablo
P. J. Potteretux
Seid
Lonzo W. James Etux
Mendovino
Waeterly
Ferdinand L. Lauteren
Lauteren Land
Revenues Allocated for Mendocino County Schools
Mendocino County secondary schools will receive 7250 from the National Defense Education Act for the 1962 43 school year, bringing the county total to 27822 and statewide allocations to 949881 for the coming year. The program since 1958 has delivered nearly 4 million to California schools. A probate hearing is set in Ukiah for Dessie M. Grant with Tom Hawksworth petitioning for letters testamentary on July 6, 1962 at 9 30 a m in Department 2 Court House Ukiah.
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Sacramento
CNS
Mendocino County
Department of Education
State of
California
Mendocino
Dessie M. Grant
Tom Hawksworth
Court House
Ukiah
W. J. Broaddus
Mary Gilley
Reo Me Cook
O. Box
Tikieh
Homestead
Congress Reaches Deal to Reinstate GI Insurance
US House and Senate leaders and the Budget Bureau reach an agreement to allow World War II and Korean War veterans to reinstate lapsed GI insurance or obtain new policies. A $100 million cost of living increase in service connected compensation is also cleared for final passage after earlier deadlock.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Buidget Bureau
NSLI
Budget
Bureau
Veterans Administration
Congress
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