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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
5
A small plane crashed into the home of Richard Ayamian and his wife Helen, tearing through living and bedrooms and leaving them shaken but alive. Neighbors Joubert and spouse Leo witnessed the dramatic events as a wall of flames engulfed the street and the Ayanians escaped the burning wreckage.
Fred Lockard, after a triple bogey at No 3 and four-putting No 4 that broke his putter shaft, recovered on No 5 with a hole in one at Greensburg Country Club. Richard McCormick, local district attorney, verified the scorecard.
Mrs Joyce Coble and her husband Ed moved to Antioch last December and won a drawing for one minute of free shopping at the Lucky Store. She dashed through aisles grabbing expensive meats butter and other goods finishing with 15 baskets. The nine foot adding machine tape showed a total of 96387 dollars. The Pepsi Cola sponsor paused the event as Mrs Coble rushed to buy a deep freeze.
Lodge warned the nation is dangerous and difficult but noted sub surface signs of improvement. He said plans are afoot with good prospects of success though he would not reveal proposals. Asked if war with Red China was possible he replied No. He expects to meet former President Eisenhower someday but no date is set.
Dr. Irving S. Wright of New York asked First Lady Lady Bird Johnson to urge the President to cut back on campaign appearances. Mrs. Johnson said she was mindful of his health and believed he was taking better care of himself than ever.
California will air its official stance on Interior Secretary Udall's joint public-private power intertie plan in a Washington Senate subcommittee hearing. Governor Brown, who opposes the plan, will have Hugh Fisher and William F. Warne testify as part of a push for full-scale hearings and opposition to any appropriations this Congress. The compromise intertie would link 11 western states' power systems, while Brown supports a fully federal Western intertie. Endorsing the hearing are J B Quinn of the State Grange, William Bulian of the Water and Power Users Council, George Bullis, a Fresno labor leader, and Keith Murray of the California Democratic Council.
The Coast Guard ended its search for Britt Sullivan missing after a shark filled Atlantic swim from Long Island toward Europe. Conditions were ideal and an amphibious plane found no trace at dawn.
The afternoon features a greased pig contest and a whisker ing contest for the most interesting beard, plus old fashioned hayrides after arena events. A street dance starts at 9 p.m. in front of Redwood Valley Shopping Center with the Outlaws band led by Jack Hannah and Big Bad Bill Huber.
The note states that all blood groups occur across all races, making it impossible to determine a person’s race from their blood group. This highlights the non linked nature of blood type to racial identity and underscores scientific neutrality in blood typing.
The Bureau of Land Management completed a brush spraying program in northern Mendocino near Leggett and southern Humboldt near Shelter Cove. Using 2 4 D under contract with helicopters from Reforestation Services of Eugene, Oregon, the effort aimed to reduce tall brush to boost growth of Douglas fir and pine, improve range conditions after fires, and create firebreaks separating timber stands from flammable brush. The method promotes open grass areas and may increase wildlife forage by enabling ground level browse.
UAW and General Motors opened a crucial round of bargaining seen as the most important since World War II. Walter Reuther and Louis Seaton were to kick off talks for about 600,000 workers at GM, Ford, Chrysler, and AMC with contract expirations looming. Reuther to open negotiations at Ford, Chrysler, and AMC on successive dates. The talks unfold as auto profits rise and the union seeks early retirement with up to 400 dollars a month in benefits, amid speculation of outside intervention.
A House-Senate conference committee on Monday agreed a compromise 1.9 billion excise tax bill restoring the so called ladies levies. The compromise keeps taxes on alcohol tobacco autos parts phone service and air travel for a one year extension, despite Johnson urging no further revenue loss.
The Piercy Volunte er Fire Department and the Community Club hosted a large barbecue with cooks serving meat and women making baked beans salad coffee and cake. Prizes included a chaise lounge won by Larry Renner a chair by Win Loomis won by R Alford and a camera won by Mike Freeland. Prizewinners and visiting relatives are noted as weekend guests and local residents share updates on health and family events.
President Johnson signed legislation lifting the temporary debt limit to a record 324 billion dollars. The national debt stands around 312 billion, with the prior ceiling of 315 billion set in October. The raise prevents a default and keeps government bill payments current as the schedule moves toward the permanent level.
Seventeen men were feared dead after two U S Air Force planes collided during a promotional film at Kindley Field Bermuda two miles offshore. An all-night search found seven bodies recovered and seven rescued. ten men remained missing Monday.
The McAllen July 3 bathing beauty contest dropped an entrant after the sponsor withdrew her contestant citing a new topless swimming suit ban. Chairman Jason Owen Jr. defended the policy saying the sponsor refused to back any contestant wearing an old fashioned suit.
A line up of new releases includes Beyond the West Horizon by E. C. Hiscock detailing a yacht expedition to the Cape Verde Islands. Other titles feature Never Promised You a Rose Garden by Hannah Green and The Mushroom Hunter's Field Guide by A. H. Smith with 89 new color plates and 188 species.
Tourism officials report that more than 14 million visitors travel to Arizona each year, reflecting strong demand for outdoor recreation, national parks, and local attractions across Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tucson. The figure underscores the state’s status as a premier travel destination.
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