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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
7
An Independence Day meditation on 1965 as a year of testing for America. The piece weighs domestic wealth against poverty, social justice gains against unrest, and global upheaval as Viet Nam deepens. It warns against neoisolationism while urging continued leadership amid rapid change.
A Hartford Michigan post office clerk proposes highway surfaces with near surface steel mesh to generate harmony as tires roll. He imagines melodies like Handels Largo at curves to slow traffic and alarms like the Dead March to mark intersections, warning drivers with sound.
In a June 24 1965 letter from Ukiah Calif residents praise the Frank Zeek Sunbeam drill team a 30 girl youth unit from Frank Zeek elementary with leaders from Pomolita They train themselves build costumes fund their own activities and perform in parades across Lake Sonoma and Mendocino counties Chico parade chairs seek them to represent Mendocino County They seek civic group backing publicity and transport help to boost recognition and support for this wholesome effort.
Betty George daughter of Mr and Mrs Truman Hayes was honored at a bridal luncheon at Mrs Harry Hildebrands. She and fiancé Edmund Burke son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Burke plan a July 31 wedding at First Presbyterian Church Ukiah also noting Ukiah Eagles Lodge emblem day address and officers installation with Lilburn Gibson A L Foster Walter Bogner M L Ganter William Schmidt E A Eversole Lee Emerson Peter Trimeloni Joseph Avery Harold Zimmerman Dr J E Gardner and others. Deputy Harry M Burke resigns. B A Thornton appointed.
The California Fish and Game Commission meets in Sacramento and adopts hunting seasons and bag limits for July 1 1965 to June 30 1966 with Saturday openings. Deer limits remain two bucks archery seasons August 17 to September 12 1965 and late season dates vary by district. Bear season runs September 18 1965 to January 2 1966 with two per season. European wild pig remains year long with Monterey County limited October 2 1965 to April 3 1966 and one animal per day. Kitfox added to fur bearers not to be taken. District 1 percent deer regulations withheld by the Legislature.
Sacramento reports that the 1965 legislative session passed a $4 billion budget with a roughly $100 million shortfall, prompting Governor Edmund G. Brown to threaten a veto without new revenues. Assembly and Senate leadership agreed June 24 to reconvene for a special session to consider stopgap measures including accelerating sales tax returns and extending the tax to leases. A reapportionment dispute dominated by party lines raised doubts about drawing new district boundaries, possibly leaving court intervention to the Los Angeles federal court. Stakeholders blamed each other amid a public push for emergency funding and tax reform, with unanimous consensus on the need for a special session.
Former Mississippi Governor James P Coleman sits before the Senate Judiciary Committee for confirmation as a judge on the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. The panel and White House allies weigh civil rights impact, with several Republicans and some Democrats expected to oppose or support based on Coleman's record and White House lobbying.
Patricia V. Cumbow administratrix of Thomas Baxter Cumbow deceased seeks creditors and claimants to file within six months of first publication. Claims must include vouchers and be presented to Rawles Nelson Golden in Ukiah California or the clerk of Mendocino County Superior Court. First publication June 8, 1965.
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