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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1963
Page
6
Ann Landers handles letters on marriage expectations about purity and male privilege, responds to noisy eaters and teen guidance, and notes a Kennedy news conference slated for broadcast at 4 p.m. EDT today. The column blends reader queries, humor, and practical ethics with reflections on family dynamics and social norms.
Hollywood star Constance Towers rejects being called Connie and explains the name confusion among fellow Connies in show business. She confirms marriage to Eugene McGrath, eight months pregnant previously, and notes the difficulty fans have distinguishing her. The piece also cites a Census Bureau finding that about 41 million workers commute by car or carpool.
Fifteen thousand PGE employees across 47 counties in Northern and Central California have completed ongoing first aid training. The program uses life size mannequins called Resusci Anne to teach resuscitation and safety, aiming to reduce on the job injuries and improve public safety.
Gov Frank Clement named Dr Harold West president of Meharry Medical College as the first Negro to hold a high post in Tennessee state government. West is the second Negro appointed to a major post in the Clement administration, to the State Board of Education. The article notes Clement also appointed a Negro to the State Pardons and Paroles Board.
The Pack 66 Cub Scouts sponsored by First Baptist Church Men s Fellowship awarded members at the April meeting. Den 3 named a new den chief, Rodney Seydel Jr. Steven Mathews and Bruce Williams will assist as leaders. Lois Seydel and Barbara Fox will serve as den moms. Next meeting is May 24.
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