Community Concert Association preps renewal week in Ukiah
Ukiah community notes designate renewal week for the Ukiah Community Concert Association with next week set as campaign week for new memberships. Chairman Elena Bell touts stable $6 adults and $3 students as a value, while volunteers disperse renewal cards across Ukiah and surrounding areas.
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Ruth Ann Briley
Mary McFarling
Diane Schafer
Diana Zimmerman
Holly Cleland
Journal
Kunter
Ukiah Community Concert Association
Elena Bell
Ukiah
Hawood Valley
Potter Valley
Hoyond
Anderson Valley
Ukiah-Talmage
Euarla Augaard
Alan Auger
Dick Bakker
Robert Bell
Frank Branson
Donald Brown
Porter Chaffee
W. A. Chessall
Christine Christman
Russell Clarke
Leo M. Cook
Conrad Cox
John Crofcot
Hugh Curtis
K. FL Farnsworth
Robert Gerber
Nannette Hofmeti
Clair Holliday
Mary Hughes
Nolan Dlunt
Robert Heap
Jean Jensen
Robert Jensen
Marshall Beve
Terrence McKeon
Brank McTague
James Muass
Nvzill
Richard Mazzoni
Iris Miley
Ofelia Montown
S. Myszka
George Nelson
John Nelson
Nicholas
Hitnoff
Rodney Zimmerman
Popland
Diate Werts
Cloverdale
Robert
Temperatures Forecast With Daytime and Nighttime Ranges
The notice shows temperatures for the day with a high near daytime noon and a low around midnight. It lists date references and a brief forecast cadence, indicating warm midday hours tapering to cooler late hours.
Rubrecht Quits as Mendocino Mental Health Chief
Dr William Rubrecht, who established Mendocino County mental health, submitted his resignation to the board of supervisors this morning. He agreed to stay until July 1 or until a successor is named and will take a similar post in Monterey County. Dr Aubrecht will assist in reviewing applications and making recommendations. Supervisors supported continuing the program, noting it had not yet faced a true test and its value cannot be measured in dollars and cents.
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William Rubrecht
Eetal Health
Board of Supervisors
Rubrecht
Mendocino County
Monterey County
Aubrecht
Martin Wener
Tampered Switch Derails Daylight Injures Eleven
Federal investigators probed a tampered switch that sent a Southern Pacific passenger train toward a chemical warehouse. Eleven injured, three critically, as the Los Angeles Bound Goast Nay derailed on a spur near Northridge. Engineer Frank Iversom said the train derailed after hitting a levers error near the Phantom switch, suggesting deliberate sabotage.
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Northridge
UPS
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
Goast
Frank
Iversom
San Fernando Valley
Earth tremor shakes Verona but causes no damage
A 4m earthquake struck Verona in northern Italy on Monday. Authorities reported no casualties or structural damage, and initial assessments indicated limited impact on the city. Local officials urged calm as residents surveyed streets and buildings.
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Verona
Italy
Tree Planting Will Honor Bertha Emery
Ukiah prepares Arbor Day ceremony to plant a crepe myrtle in memory of Bertha Luce T Emery. The event organized by Ukiah Chamber of Commerce Civic Beautification Committee Kosmos Junior Garden Club with city officials runs 3 30 p m in front of Foster's Variety Store on S State Street.
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Ukiah
Bertha Luce T Emery
Ukiah I
Emery
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Civic Beautification Committee
Kosmos Junior Garden Club
Foster's Variety Store
S. State Street
Janet Ford
Walter Lemmer
Loretta Rampone
America
the Beautiful
Brent Rampone
Ralph Fellerson
Larkin Younce
Chamber
Terry McNeal
Lynn Bowden
Barbara Ford
del Kennedy
Roy Wagner
Vickie Scott
Kosmos Club
Rev. Fellersen
Two More Bridges Needed to Relieve Bay Congestion
SAN FRANCISCO UP I reports the state Division of Bay Toll Crossings says two additional Bay Area bridges are needed to ease expected 1965 congestion. The plan envisions spans from San Francisco to Marin County possibly Tiburon and to Alameda. Norman Raab said even rapid transit could not replace the need for other crossings and would delay operations by about six to eight years.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Bay
State Division of Bay
Poreport
Marin County
Tiburon
East Bay
Alameda
Norman @ Raab
Bay
Best
Bay Area
Nationwide Rail Strike Looms as Talks Resume
UPI reports railroads and five unions set to resume negotiations on March 13 over work rules seen as feather bedding. Supreme Court ruling allowed railroads to impose sweeping changes, with unions warning of a possible countrywide strike. In California, hopes rose for a broader agreement in the railway clerks and Southern Pacific dispute.
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Francis &, Brennan Chicago
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railroad
Rail unions seek curbs on featherbedding in talks
The National Railway Labor Conference moves toward negotiations in Chicago focused first on eliminating 40,000 firemen jobs on freight and yard service. If that issue stalls, railroads would push work rule changes estimated to cut 65,000 to 85,000 jobs over five years, as featherbedding drains about $600 million annually. A Supreme Court ruling is pending, with a five day window after decision before changes could take effect, while a fact finding board could avert a strike.
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Nate
Chicago
J. E. (Doe) Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
Wolfe
America
Supreme Court
Kennedy
National Railway Labor Act
White House
Dwolves
Eisenhower
U.S
No Recognition for Stalin Today
Soviet observers marked Stalin's death anniversary with silence and minimal official acknowledgment as de Stalinization under Khrushchev deepens. Citizens recalled fear and loyalty to the former leader, while China and Albania maintain hard line stances despite the campaign to vilify Stalin's memory.
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Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Stalin
Red Square
Thim
Red China
Albania
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Anti-Castro Group Pays U S Widows in Cuba Invasion
A Central American anti Castro group pays 1800 dollars monthly to the wives of four American fliers missing after the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. Attorney Alex E Carlson said the payments come from a trust fund set up by Castro foes after hope faded for the pilots. Each Birmingham, Alabama, wife received 225 dollars every two weeks since their husbands went missing near April 19, 1961.
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Miami
UPI
Alex E. Carlson
Birmingham
Ala
Lil Abner and Peanuts Temporarily Missing
The Daily Journal tracks missing Lil Abner and Peanuts cartoons by J Capp and Charles Schulz. Abner is expected back tomorrow and Peanuts by no later than Thursday.
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Lil’ Abner
Peanuts
The
Daily Journal
J Capp
Charles Schulz
Gil’ Abner
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California
Northwestern California remains cloudy through Wednesday with cooler temperatures. Daytime highs around 68 in Ukiah and Napa, 68 in others, with nightly lows near 45. Santa Rosa shows 45. Coastal winds from the south near 1 knot.
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California
Santa Rosa
Napa
Rainfall par with last year at midseason mark
Fire department rainfall records show the current total about 8.25 inches after a .05 inch Saturday drizzle. Readings to date match last year at the same point, with last year ending the season at 32.14 inches.
France's 20000 coal miners standoff with government
France's 20 000 coal miners defied an order to return to work or face jail and kept up a nationwide strike. They gained a wage increase as the cost of living rises.
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Paris
UPI
France
Highway 101 project bids set for Laytonville area
Sacramento division of highways announces a bid call to build a two lane highway and a truck passing lane on Highway 101 between 1 mile and 3.3 miles north of Laytonville. Bids open April 10 in Sacramento. Five hundred thousand dollars in state funds are available for the project.
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Sacramento
State Division of Highways
Laytonville
Four States Hit by Floods and Cold Spike
Floodwaters from heavy rains and thaw spread across Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia triggering state of emergency declarations. Clarksburg and Greene County face isolation with hundreds displaced and at least three weather deaths reported. Missing persons include a man and his daughter in Indiana. Snow and fog disrupt travel from Omaha to New York City with single digit temps in Maine and Wyoming.
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Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Newark
Clarksburg
Greene County
Wood County
Chillicothe
Wheeling
W. Va
Liberty
Ind
Missouri
Dixie
Omaha
Neb
New York
la Guardia
Midlands
Caribou
Maine
Cheyenne
Wyo
Urban Government Bills Aimed at Solving Puzzle
Four administration measures seek to streamline California urban governance based on the Governor’s Commission report from December 1960. Knox proposes a local ag ed formation commission and a coordinating urban policy council. Rees advocates regional planning districts with up to five mills levy and population based intercounty boards. Nisbet adds local agency annexation commissions to review city or district annexations with final decision power.
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DE van L. Shumway
Sacramento
UPS
Governor's Commission
John T. Knox
Richmond
California
Knox
Tis
Thomas Rees
Los Angeles
Eugene Nisbet
D-Upland
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Ukiah Fire Departem Weather Observer
Mae
Warch
Wm. Rubrecht
Bertha Emery
OLD Times
Bertram Powers
Striking International Typographical Union
New York Post
Post
Robert F. Wagner
Robert J. Korengold
Moscow
Soviet Union
Josef Stalin
Kremlin
Kremlin Wall
Ttsavas ‘Khrushchev
Lenin
United Press Internat
David Colles Tawee
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