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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
6
Monday shows at the California Rodeo headline 400 cowboys aiming for a $50,000 prize and national points in saddle bronc bareback bull riding steer wrestling and related events. Contestants include eighteen Auestriennes and riders from the Imperial Valley Mother Lode area. Preliminary entry blanks available by writing Salinas Rodeo headquarters P.O. Box 1648 Salinas.
Harold B Froneberger of 1347 Roge Ave Ukiah a Ukiah high school teacher attends a seven week Institute for the Advanced Study of Reading Instruction at the University of Hedrtford in coop with the U S Office of Education under the National Defense Education Act The program began June 21 and runs through August 6 with five participants across 25 states The $75 000 project aims to train staff to improve reading for academically handicapped secondary students Institute director is Dr James E Bullock of the U of H Reading Center
Ukiah Unified School District will invite bids to reroof portions of the Pomo Lite School at 790 South Dora Street Ukiah California. Bids due by 4 00 p m August 1965 to the district office 429 South Dora Street Ukiah with a bid bond. Work includes gym area breezeways boiler rooms and ninth grade toilet areas and requires hot asphalt felt and gravel roofing with two year guarantee and potential rejection of all bids.
William Lunt of the California Division of Industrial Welfare will be at the Department of Industrial Relations in Ukiah on July 13 from 11:30 a.m. to close. He will handle wage, hour, and working condition issues affecting women and minors and will take outside appointments in the afternoon. Messages may be left by phone at 462-8850 or written to the Eureka division office at 619 Second Street.
It is estimated that 80 percent of San Francisco's Spanish speaking population lives in the Mission District, highlighting a concentrated community hub and the neighborhood's cultural prominence.
A June 28 1965 petition circulated in Mendocino County seeks enactment of an ordinance prohibiting any room occupancy tax by the County Board of Supervisors. Proponents Alexander Noshkin Cecilia Noshkin and Dalley Dalley cite harm to tourism and increased costs, noting state pressure and pending bills.
Frank C. Johnson as administrator informs creditors to file claims with vouchers within six months from first publication. Notices detail the estate of Emmett Johnson also known as Emmett O Niel Johnson, with Spore Brunner Nelson as attorneys. Public notice appears in the Journal-Register in 1965.
Services planned in Santa Monica at Unity by the Sea Chapel for Cochran a former Wyoming resident who died of a lung infection aboard his yacht Rogue off the Guatemalan coast last June. Crewmen from a Guatemalan Coast Guard vessel found him drifting, with his body aboard after the boat lost a mast in a storm following 10 days of drifting. Two teen Mexican girls and a Mexican woman aboard testified Cochran was ill for 10 days before he died.
Former Mississippi Governor James P. Coleman was hospitalized with kidney colic, forcing a Senate judiciary subcommittee hearing on his federal court nomination to be postponed indefinitely. Senator John C. Stennis announced the illness as Chairman James Eastland postponed the hearings. A congressman denounced the Johnson choice for handling civil rights cases.
An ongoing joint offensive, described as aimed at hiding Communist headquarters and supply depots, involved helicopters delivering combat troops after paratroopers earlier fought Viet Cong in combat operations. A spokesman reported several U.S. casualties, mostly minor, with unconfirmed word of a paratrooper killed and two wounded plus four helicopter crewmen wounded.
Bliss outlined recommendations from a long range committee to boost GOP strength. Proposals include a city chairman workshop, candidate recruitment, a party school, minority and farmer outreach, and a site study for moving national headquarters near the Capitol. Edens was elected a vice chairman along with two others at a GOP meeting.
In San Francisco a Bank of America branch was robbed. A teller Vivian Pollack reported the thief handed a bag and a note saying a gun was present, demanding money. The teller emptied the drawer and was sent to the back. the robber fled with cash.
Despite a ban on head-hunting, old skull collections linger in villages across Borneo and New Guinea, visible reminders of a once customary practice.
In a half hour office talk Storanton shows no bitterness over Cow Palace events and Goldwater bandwagon clash. He stresses concentrating on 1966, building the party nationally and locally, with good candidates at all levels and a stronger organization.
An obituary notes the death of a longtime Oklahoma-born resident who lived in California and this city for many years. The deceased, aged about 70s, had been hospitalized a week. A Church of Christ minister will officiate a funeral with interment at Whibh Obmetéry. Survived by wife Joyce Hutchinson of the home, daughter Joyce Cornell of Pacifica, two grandchildren, a brother L. D. Hutchinson of this city, and a sister Lizzy Belle Carley of Napa. Funeral services will be held at the family home.
Ivy Baker Stevens, a former federal official under President Eisenhower, enters the Republican bid for state treasurer. She faces Democrat Bert Betts as she seeks the office amid a reshaped race with party rivals and statewide attention.
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