New Directors Named For Mendocino Historical Society
Rankin Rickard of Boonville and Leslie Larson of Fort Bragg were named as new Mendocino County Historical Society directors at yesterdays luncheon at the Palace hotel. The meeting also set plans for a publicity chairman Hamon of Ukiah and a history committee including Ward, Lee, Escola, and Carpenter. Dr Hector Lee from Sonoma State College discussed archives on Far Western American culture and invited local donations of documents for microfifths.
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Mendoccino County
Rankin Rickard
Boonville
Leslie Larson
Fort Bragg
Mendocino County
Covelo
Camp 20
Four Injury Accidents Investigated By CHP
The California Highway Patrol investigated four injury accidents from Saturday to this morning. Georgia Lee Holbrook, 32, of Potter Valley, delivering mail, lost braking control on a curve near Calpella and was treated and released. James Lewis, 22, of Willits, was hurt when his fast moving westbound car overturned on Reynolds Road east of Highway 191 and went to Howard Memorial Hospital. Two Ukiah youths, James Carlson 13 and Robin Lane 10, were injured when Delores Carlson 29’s car drifted to the right shoulder near Highway 20 on Highway 101 and overturned, later treated at Howard Memorial. Tommie Thompson 16 of Ukiah lost control on Spanish Canyon Drive and injured Beverley Hopper 15 and Found Hopper 4. the driver was cited for no license.
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California Highway Patrol
Calpella
Georgia Lee Holbrook
Potter Valley
Howard Memorial Hospital
Reynolds Road
Highway 191
CHP
Lewis
Ukiah
Delores Carlson
Howard’ Memorial Hospital
James Carlson
Robin Lane
Highway 20
Highway 101
Tommie Thompson
Spanish Canyon Drive
Beverley Hopper
Hopper
Barn Destroyed on Lynn Austin Ranch in Potter Valley
Fire destroyed a barn at the Lynn Austin ranch in Potter Valley at 12:30 this morning. Damage ran into thousands of dollars and included a sow and 17 piglets, several pieces of machinery, and feed stocks. Potter Valley Fire Department saved nearby barns from catching fire.
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Lynn Austin
Potter Valley
Last of Sabin Polio Vaccine Series Scheduled This Sunday
Mendocino County prepares the final phase of the Sabin oral polio immunization program. Dr William Waring reports the vaccine is safe lasting requires no boosters and fully prevents polio once completed. Clinics run from 6 am to 7 pm at Ukiah Beamers' Volkswagen and 22th District Fairgrounds with a 25 cent voluntary contribution. Additional sites include Willits Fort Bragg Redwood Valley Laytonville Covelo Hopland Potter Valley Pt Arena Gualala Anderson Valley and Mendocino locations with varying hours.
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Sabin
Mendocino County
Ukiah
Beamers
Volkswagen
William Waring
Willits
Brookside
Fort Bragg — Veterans
Redwood Valley
Calpella
Laytonville
Branscomb
Covelo-Dos Rios
Round Valley
Leggett Valley
Piercy Area
Hopland - Hopland
Potter Valley
Arena
Manchester Area
Arena High School
Gualala
Anderson Valley Area
Anderson Valley High School
Mendocino
Races Draw 60 Candidates for April Trustees Seats
A field of 60 candidates is entered for the April 16 trustee and county board of education races. In Round Valley Unified district incumbents W B Lukkasson and Robert Lee Gravier face six challengers, with William Shultz Murray G McDowell Kenlyn Long Laurence C Hurt Eve G Dryden and Glenn Barnes among rivals. Incumbent Bev Broaddus seeks a second Ukiah high school term while Frank Branson retires. Other Ukiah board hopefuls include David C Cong Kan Lindley Pearle T Roberson and Myrtle Scott Eglin. Hopland high and elementary races feature incumbents and new candidates, with county board contests listing several incumbents and challengers. (Continued on Page 5)
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County Board of Education
Round Valley Unified School District
W. B. Lukkasson
Robert Lee Gravier
Gravier
Lukkasson
William Shultz
Jack Roberson
Ukiah
Myrtle Scott Eglin
Leo Cook
Conrad Cox
Helen Taylor
Hopland High School
Frank Milone
John Robert Poor
Hopland
Bob Rush
Beverly A. Puccetti
Bob Bradford
Frank Mhone
Gordon Wagoner
Alder Glen Taurman
Louise K. Farley
Bob Dryden
Covelo
Ralph Kennedy
Mendocino State Hospital
Arena Union
John J. Bower
Flora Hendrickson
Lorena H. Nobles
David Ramsey
James M. Smith
Mary Ann Salo
Reappointments to 12th District Agricultural Board
Gov. Brown reappoints Miss Hollenbeck Jamieson and Audrey Hollenbeck to four year terms on the 12th District Agricultural Association board. Terms run to January 1967. One vacancy exists after Chris Johnson’s death. Earl Fullerton of Ukiah is board chairman. Directors include Thatcher, Nelmes Smith, George Hunter, Hurt, Near, and Jamieson.
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Ken Jamieson
Willits
Audrey Hollenbeck
Ukiah High School
Edmund G. Brown
12Th District Agricultural Association
James Tocher
Redwood Empire Fire
Jamieson
Hollenbeck
Carrol Ornham
Ella Butler
Chris Johnson
Fort Brigg
Earl Fullerton
Ukiah
Herb Thatcher
Nelmes Smith
George Hunter
Miss Hollenbeck
Rolland Hurt
Covelo
Russell Near
Potter Valley
Weather summary for Ukiah area in 1963 and 1962
Weather notes show daily readings and rainfall figures from Ukiah Fire Department observations. March 1963 temperatures high and low listed alongside 1962 values, with rainfall totals and noon observations. Contains varied data points and aligns with local observer records from Ukiah.
House GOP Says No Tax Relief Without Budget Cut
House Republicans demand a $10 to $15 billion reduction in Kennedy budget requests before any tax relief. They outline economy moves including limited federal hiring, deferring new programs, and delaying construction to meet the target while arguing the economy and defense would not be harmed.
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House
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
cuLu
GOP
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Ben F. Jensen
Iowa
Appropriations Committee
Banker
David Rockefeller
Chase National Manhattan Bank
New York
Rockefeller
Meet the Press
NBC
Goldwater
Senate
Hitler
Kaiser
Air Force
Peru's Godoy Ousted by Anti Reds
Peru faced a calm day after a bloodless coup by the armed forces ousting junta President Ricardo Perez Godoy. Gen Nicolas Lindley Lopez, 54, an anti Communist ally of the United States, took over as new head under the junta’s line of succession. Godoy remained at his Miraflores home under house arrest, insisting he had not resigned, while troops surrounded the palace and guards held the grounds. provincial commanders were consulted with full conformity reported.
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Alberto J. Schazin Lima
Peru
UPI
Ricardo Perez Godoy
Perez Godoy
Nicolas Lindley Lopez
United States
Miraflores
Collision Fatal for Fort Bragg Man Robert Smith
Fort Bragg police investigate a fatal auto collision at Maple and Whipple Streets. Robert Harrison Smith, 57, of Port Bragg, died several hours after the Saturday evening crash which involved another vehicle.
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Robert Harrison Smith
Port Bragg
Maple
Whipple
Fort Bragg
Two Girls and Airman Nabbed in Ukiah Car Theft
Two teenage inmates of Ukiah Juvenile Hall were arrested Saturday near Fairfield with an airman from a nearby base for auto theft. A 14 year old Ukiah girl and a 16 year old Fort Bragg girl, held by Solano County sheriffs, face charges after stealing a sedan owned by Daily Journal publisher Ben A. Cober. The group, linked to the theft after the girls missed Ukiah High School, drove toward Sacramento with a pawned golf bag found in the trunk. the airman was turned over to military authorities.
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Fairfield
Solano County
The
Daily Journal
Sacramento
Ukiah High School
Reno
Nev
Goldwater criticizes Kennedy in exclusive interview
UPI reports Sen Barry Goldwater says Kennedy may be a victim of indecision and that the 1964 Republican nomination remains up for grabs. He argues defense planning risks ceding civilian authority and warns of unilateral disarmament while Russia and Red China advance. He predicts China could explode a bomb soon but stresses delivery capabilities lag.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Gold
Kennedy
New Frontier
White House
Arizona
China
Peking
Goldwater
Russia
Strategic Air Command
U.S
Prance
Vocation Training Plan Proposed in California Legislature
Sacramento UPI two legislators Garrigus and Largomarsino propose joint bill to create technical agricultural and forestry schools offering basic vocational training for youths aged 13 to 18 who have completed eighth grade. They warn many dropouts face limited futures, unemployment or welfare reliance, and crime without skill training. (Continued on Page 8)
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DE van L. Shumway
Sacramento
UPI
Charles B. Garrigus
D-Reedley
Robert J. Largomarsino
R-Ventura
Garrigus
Largomarsino
Railroads win right to eliminate featherbed ding
Supreme Court rules railroads may end featherbed work rules affecting five union brotherhoods. UPI reports the decision comes as workers threaten a strike after changes. Moscow election turnout 99 percent. Khrushchev re elected. In South Vietnam two Protestant missionaries killed by Communist guerrillas. two children wounded. San Francisco court to consider Brotherhood of Railway Clerks petition to validate restraining order blocking a strike against Southern Pacific Railroad.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Haigon
UPT
Salles
Saigon
GAN Francisco
S District Court
Brotherhood of Railway Clerke
Weather outlook for Northwestern California today and tonight
Northwestern California forecast shows cloudy weather today with possible rain along the coast north of Cape Mendocino. Coastal winds from the northwest reach 90 knots. Temperatures: Ukiah 69 high 37 low, Santa Rosa 67 38, Napa 68 36.
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California
Cape Mendocino
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Napa
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William Thets
John A. Goldsmith
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Soviet Union
Nikita Se Khrushchev
Kalainig
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