Grand Jury Clashes Over Sheep Industry and Predatory Control
Mendocino County predatory animal control director Russell Tolman rebuts Grand Jury criticisms, arguing sheep farming is vital to the county economy and demanding adequate predator control. He disputes budget figures, defends staffing needs, and notes bounty systems fail while stressing broader benefits to stockmen and sport hunters. Veterans Service Officer Howard Owens defends his Fort Bragg area office and its service to veterans, detailing hours, on-call emergencies, travel, and ongoing legislation obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Chamber of Commerce
Mendocino County
Grand Jury
Russell Tolman
Tolman
Ukiah
Covelo
Grand
Veterans Service
Howard
Curly) Owens
Fort Bragg
Owens
T. Ri ‘O'Bayley
Willits
San Francisco
VSO
CC Launches Operation Streamline in Ukiah Area
Local Chamber of Commerce hires Eugene D. Emunson from the Lloyd A Wilson Service in San Francisco as consultant and program director to develop a long range community development plan for Ukiah. Chamber President Ken Raby cites Emunson’s national success and urges civic cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Zimmerman
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Eugene D. Emunson
Lloyd A. Wilson Service
San Francisco
Ken Roby
Claude Bradford
Zimmerman
Kiwanis
G. Hunter
Chamber of Commerce
Ukiah
Emunson
United States
Canada
Chambers of Commerce
Ken Raby
Siia
California
Oregon
Washington
Deadline set for Ukiah Rodeo Parade entries
Entry forms for the Ukiah Valley Rodeo Parade on May 28 must be filed with the parade committee by May 16 to qualify for awards. Forms available at the Ukiah Junior Chamber of Commerce, the 12th District Fair Office, John's Texaco Service, or from Jaycee members, and also from the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce. Parade order designation is the reason for the deadline, says Jaycee President Thomas M. Roberts. O W Winkler and Ben Shedd named judges for western entries at the Mendocino County Fair and Apple Show with more judges to be announced. The parade theme is The Great American West. rodeo at the Fairgrounds May 23 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Valley
Ukiah
Com
Merce
Jaycee
Thomas M. Roberts
Roberts
O. W
Dick) Winkler
Mendocino County
Boonville
Ben Shedd
Fairgrounds
Jaycees Plan Candidates Night in Mendocino County
Mendocino County Jaycees arrange a candidates night on May 13 at the Maple Cafe during the Commerce meeting. Nine men and one woman running for First and Second District supervisor seats will each get five minutes to speak before a question session. The dinner begins at 7 p.m. with the program at about 7:45 p.m.
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Mendocino County
Ukiah
Shirley Jacobsen
John Mayfield Jr
George M. Portlock
Paul W. Poulos
William Proctor
Hopland School
Roberts
Maple Cafe
Northwestern California Weather Summary Bulletin
Northwestern California forecast shows fair conditions through Thursday with coastal overcast. Highs near 68, lows around 34 to 36. Small craft warnings for north and northwest winds 25 to 35 knots south of Cape Mendocino, easing to 15 to 25 knots tonight.
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California
Ukiah
Napa
Santa Rosa
Cape Mendocino
Welfare department space and staff needs loom for Mendocino County
Mrs. Jane McKaskle of the State Department of Social Welfare outlined space and personnel requirements to the Mendocino County Board of Supervisors. She projected growth to 48 staff in 1966 needing 8,400 sq ft, rising to 9,600 in 1967 and 12,000 by 1970, with interim space 8,000–8,500 sq ft until 1967. Federal and state aid could cover up to half the building cost and half the interim rent, with targets and caseload limits set for 1965 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane McKaskle
State Derment of Social Welfare
Mendocino County Board of Supervisors
Roland Kussow
Ayk
Russan
Court House
Ruth Wilson
FAS
Jim Campbell
Campbell
Johnson Defends Civil Rights Bill at Advertising Council
President Johnson defended the civil rights bill against charges of political gimmickry and predicted passage this summer. He argued education must be blind to color and urged support for poverty reduction. In a 25 minute speech to the Advertising Council, he named civil rights, antipoverty, food stamps, federal pay raise, Appalachia, and Medicare as key measures.
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Alvin Spivak Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Advertising Council
Abraham Lincoln
America
Wees
White House South Lawn
Administration
Appalachia
Covelo Crown Race Sets Four Candidates for Queen
Four Covelo girls Sandra Rains Toni Long Betty Bauer Conner and Pamela McKay compete for the Covelo Stampede queen title on May 30 and 31. Betty Conner, 17, bride of Bob Conner Jr, is highlighted as a Round Valley High School athlete and Hotel Covelo employee. Tickets to the rodeo sell for 1.75 adults with youth prices. parade entries close May 29. The parade includes floats bands and various mounted groups with three ribbons per class.
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Covelo
Sandra Rains
Toni Long
Betty Bauer Conner
Pamela McKay
Betty Conner
John Bauer
Bob Conner Jr
Betty
Round Valley High School
Cavelo
Future Farmers of America
Hotel Cavelo
Paisley Transportation
Ward's
Wagon Wheel
Journal
Toni
Pamela
Sandra
Russell Crockett
Two Novato Men Lost in Mendocino Forest Search Expanded
Norman Scoal aged 21 and Robert Porteous 20 from Novato disappeared after leaving Friday to fish in Mendocino National Forest. Sheriff air patrol, a deputy, and U S Forest Service crews searched Anthony Peak area. A blue pickup was spotted near the peak and responders moved toward it.
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Sheriff's Air Patrol
U. S. Forest Service
Covelo
Anthony Peak
Navuato
Norman M. Scoal
Robert Porteous
Mendocino National Forest
Mike Mihalyo
Ukiah
U. S. Forestry Service
Robert Kirkwood Dies in San Francisco
Robert C. Kirkwood 54 longtime San Francisco utilities manager and state controller under Gov Wart Warren died at a local hospital Tuesday night after a heart attack last week and a subsequent relapse. He was a prominent figure in state and local government for 17 years.
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San Francisco
UPI
Robert C. Kirkwood
Wallace Shows Strength Amid Indiana Setback in Primary
Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama asserted party independence with a strong second in Indiana while Barry Goldwater won the Indiana Republican primary. Goldwater gathered 264 of 655 total votes toward the nomination. Alabama and Indiana primaries along with Ohio and Florida reflected civil rights debate echoes.
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Raymond Lahr Washington
UPI
George C. Wallace
Alabama
National Democratic Party
Indiana
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Harold E. Stassen
Goldwater
Ohio
Florida
Oklahoma
New Mexico
District of Columbia
Wallace
Johnson
Matthew Welsh
Robert Taft Jr
Senate
Two Survivors Of 101 Crash Recovering
Josette Lynn Proctor age 2 of Las Vegas is in good condition at Ukiah General Hospital after a Sunday head on collision on Highway 101 near Ukiah that killed her mother grandmother and brother. Irwin Smith 57 of San Francisco, driver of the southbound car, is also in good condition at Ukiah General. his wife and mother-in-law died. CHP report says Smith was on the wrong side of the two lane road when the cars met.
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Josette Lynn Proctor
Las Vegas
Ukiah General Hospital
Irwin Smith
San Francisco
Ukiah
Highway 101
Ukiah General
California Highway Patrol
Smith
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Jaycees
Covelo Stampede
Gorman Studio
Novato
Mendo Forest
Robert Kirkwood
S.F
Martin Wener
Strong
Ukiah Fire Department