Nixon GOP Choice In Editors Poll
Editors across the nation favor Richard Nixon as likely 1964 Republican nominee with 44.2 percent support. Lodge, Scranton, Goldwater, Rockefeller follow in varying early rankings. Midwest and South provide most votes. Scranton seen as likely VP. many editors critique Goldwater and Rockefeller prospects.
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Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Barry
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
San Francisco
Scranton
Lodge
Kentucky
Thruston Morton
Goldwater
Nixon
Midwest
South
Plains States
Rockefeller
E. J. van Nostrand
Creston
Iowa
Senator Goldwater
Smokey Bear warns: only you can prevent forest fires
State and federal forest service officials warn 1964 may bring more fires after 1963 saw the fewest fires and least acreage in modern times. They urge public vigilance, especially with children and matches, as weather could favor fires again. Utilities banks and others back the campaign to keep city and rural residents fire conscious.
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Federal Forest Service
Forest Services
Mendocino County Plans Public Hearing on Subdivision Rules
The Mendocino County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at 1 20 PM on May 11 1944 in the Community Hall Ukiah to consider amendments to the Subdivision Ordinance No 27 and revisions to the Subdivision and Street Classification Chart Interested parties are invited to appear and be heard at the hearing
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Noties
Mendocino County Planning Commission
Mendocino County Library
Pdemonstration
W. Clay Street
Ukiah
Californi
Mendocino County
Public hearing on May 16 1964 for sawmill permit
Notice announces a 2 00 PM public hearing May 16 1964 in Mendocino County Library Demonstration Hall Ukiah California regarding Frank Johnsons Use Permit to operate a sawmill on property four miles from Highway 1 on Moon Creek Drive Cloone area. Residents invited to attend and be heard.
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Mendocing County
W. Clay &J
Ukiah
California
Frank Johnson
Hihway G No 1
Mim Creek Drive
Cloone
Drowning Cited as Major Cause in Preschool Fatalities
A city health study, cited by a metropolitan insurer, links about one eighth of all preschool child fatalities to drowning. The Insurance Company notes the risk persists despite supervision and calls for stronger water safety measures and parental vigilance.
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Preas International
Mrs Herschel Ford Elected President Of Local Mothers Club
Mrs Herschel Ford was named president of the Methodist Mothers Club at a Tuesday night meeting, succeeding Mrs Frank Tomlinson who resigned due to moving away. Speaker Mrs June Chain of Pomolita school described school operations and activities. Refreshments were provided by several hostesses including Mrs Harold Lawrence and Mrs Ford. E B Hibbard sold his Palomino Rancho on Lake County road to Charles Gaskell of Richmond to convert it into a general stock ranch. The Gaskell family plans to relocate to the Palomino after selling their Richmond home. Herb Cochranes agency handled the sale. Kr C Golden, Round Valley high school principal, visited the Disputch-Democrat office. he recently returned from a trip to Washington.
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Herschel Ford
Methodists Mothers Club
Frank Tomlinson
C. H. Hinds
Henry Street
Tomlinson
June Chain
Pomolita School
Harold Lawrence
Ford
Vernon Leard
Charles Gaskell
Richmond
Gaskells
The
Palomino
Hibbard
Herb Cochrane
Kr. C. Golden
Round Valley High School
Disputch-Democrat
Arthur Stipp
M. E. Church
Ukiah
O. L. Meese
Phillipsville
Miranda
Humboldt County
Pheasant rules debate contrasts California Idaho
California and Idaho pheasant management are contrasted as the California Fish and Game Commission debates season length and hen limits. Idaho reports a stable winter sex ratio and varied seasons with hen limits, suggesting potential for California to consider limited hen harvest and earlier opening.
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Sacramento
CNS
California
Idaho
Fish and Game Commission
Thomas H. Richards, Jr
Richards
Department
F&g Department
Elwood Bizeau
New Books at the Library by Frieda Winter
A library display listing recent titles from varied authors. The Bear Went Over the Mountain by R. B. Downs and Birds Nests in Their Beards by William Stevenson are noted along with Bridges and Men by Joseph Gies Cuba by Dudley Seers Gods Own Junkyard by Peter Blake A Savage Place by F G Slaughter 6000 Years of the Bible by G S Wegener and a short description of their themes and scope.
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R. B. Downs
William Stevenson
Far East
Canadian Broadcasting Company
North Borneo
Joseph Gies
Gies
Cuba
Dudley Seers
God
Peter Blake
America
F. G. Slaughter
G. S. Wegener
Egypt
Canaan
Luther
Germany
Ave
Dead Sea
California budget stalemate looms over June session
California lawmakers struggle to unite on a 4.67 billion budget as Republicans demand 60 million in cuts and social welfare disputes stall progress in the Assembly. Talks of a June recess press Democrats and Republicans to push a deal before the new fiscal year begins. Senate leaders show little appetite for a summer session. Meanwhile, education reform SB60 and tidelands revenue SB102 move slowly as U S Senate primary politics shift with Engle’s withdrawal and potential ballot changes.
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Sacramento
CNS
California
Assembly
Edmund G. Brown
Senate
San Luis Obispo County
Tidelands Oi
Jesse M. Unruh
Senate Education Committee
Finance
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Long Beach Tidelands
Clair Engle
Red Bluff
Engle
Regan
Brown
Frank M. Jordan
Tom Carrell
San Fernando
U. S. Senate
Carrell
Lyndon B. Johnson
State Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
First DC Primary in a Century Sparks Heated Debate
Washington voters head to the polls in a District of Columbia primary to choose a committeeman, committeewoman, and delegates to the Democratic national convention in Atlantic City. The race features Joe Rauh seeking re election on a United Democrats for Johnson ticket with Polly Shackleton, and opponents including Frank Jackson and Frank Reeves. The contest, marked by sharp rhetoric and claims of racism, highlights tensions within the local Democratic party as the city participates in its first local election in nearly 100 years.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Atlantic City
Joe Rauh
Joe
Los Angeles
LBJ
Kennedy
Rauh
Polly Shackleton
Polly
Frank Jackson
Jackson
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Raith
Shackleton
Democrats
Frank Reeves
White House
Frances (Scotty) Lanahan
Scott Fitzgerald
Washington Society
Steve Spingarn
Truman
Steve
NAACP
Spingarn
Lanahan
Reeves
Joe Raub
Democratic Party
Democratic Club
Lawmaker Reports Slow Progress In 1964 Budget Session
Twelve weeks into the first 1964 special session the end remains distant as Democratic and Republican leaders seek compromises on budget cuts. School funding dominates the agenda with proposals ranging from county wide equalization tax to a state lottery. A key Assembly bill would add 41.7 million dollars for 1964-65 and 108.7 million for 1965-66 to encourage district consolidation. The measure has passed the Assembly and awaits Senate action while administration leaders push to revive their school funding bills despite slim prospects.
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Assembly
Senate
Assembly Education and
Ways and Means
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