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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1964
Page
4
Hardin couple welcomed a son born May 8 at Uki ah General Hospital. Wood couple welcomed a daughter born May 6 at Mendocino County Hospital in Redwood Valley.
Colin LeRoy Meyer 21 of Potter Valley and Karen Lee Brooks 18 of Ukiah filed May 5 1964 for marriage. Frank Ausborne Seward 26 of Calpella and Sandra Lee Bry son 25 of Ukiah also filed May 5 1964 for marriage.
A group of Mormons dedicated their first temple in Kirtland Ohio on March 27 1836 marking the initial milestone in their migration westward.
State Department of General Services invites sealed proposals by May 26, 1964 for four reinforced concrete additions totaling about 3000 square feet to Mendocino State Hospital Ward 7. Bids on lump sum. plans and specs available from Office of Architecture and Construction. License and prequalification required. department reserves right to reject any bid. Apprenticeship and prevailing wage requirements noted with details in the notice.
Covelo hosts FFA Field Day with displays from Mendocino County farm implement dealers. A Covelo fed beef neon barbecue, noon entertainment, square dancing, and local talent accompany activities. Beef showmanship begins at 9 a.m. plus livestock judging, horse shows, nail driving, corded events, junior rodeo and gymkhana. Lhasa note appears as unrelated trivia.
Napa State Hospital inmates Allen Turk aged 20 and Billy Roberts aged 23 escaped after damaging bars and an opened door respectively. Turk, committed from San Francisco for beating a relative, and Roberts, a convicted burglar who attacked his brother with a knife in Los Angeles four years ago, are described as dangerous. Police and officials searched the area for the pair.
The Augmented County Committee discussed local funding for a Mendocino junior college, weighing a $3.5 million bond versus higher estimates. A Feb 1, 1965 vote deadline could delay operation until July 1, 1966 if the plan fails. Supporters argue the project spurs growth and wages, while opponents demand firmer state backing and clearer costs before any bond issue passes. Supt. Jack Taylor to schedule the next meeting.
Ukiah Valley Association for Retarded Children AVARC votes to back Proposition A enabling a county free library service with a well stocked mental retardation materials section. Report notes Mendocino State Hospital Vocational Training Program training four youths in gardening janitor work and sewing with transportation and lunch supervision provided.
Lafayette police report thieves stole Mrs. R. O. Papenguih’s doghouse and, days earlier, her dog disappeared. The incidents illustrate a string of petty thefts affecting a local resident.
Superior Judge Wayne Burke ordered Robert A. Shipman twenty one Windsor man six months in county jail after court appearance for burglarizing a Westport residence. Probation denied as related defendants Robert Ivan Phillips and a Willits resident faced prison. charges against Ernest Joseph Sala Laytonville dismissed after pled guilty to petty theft in Ukiah Justice Court.
Mendocino and Lake County Allied Grape Growers members plan their annual district meeting in Ukiah on Saturday May 16 at 8 p.m. Robert C. McIntorf of the wine producers cooperative will review the board's past actions and nominations for district representation. Director Clifford W. Crawford's term expires this year and will be up for consideration. The meeting occurs in Farm Bureau hall on North State Street.
The speaker defends President Johnson as the greatest of a century, praising his domestic and foreign programs while calling the atom bomb a wartime weapon and stressing Secret Service vigilance for his security.
Delray Beach report of a private home wedding to be held at Sunny Acres Lodge Camp with nude participants except the officiating lawyer. Bride Sissy Dawson, 16, will wed Charles D. Morrow, 23, while guests mingle near a pool marked not for wearing clothes. John Dawson, father and camp owner, insists on a dignified ceremony amid nudist camp controversy and media scrutiny.
Ronald Sadler, forester in charge of district timber management, received a $50 award from George Francis, Ukiah BLM district manager, with a letter from State Director Neal D. Nelson. The honor recognizes Sadler's suggestion to collect sort and mechanically extract data on long range timber sale plans. Sadler has worked in the Ukiah District since November 1 1963 and lives there with his wife Dianne and daughter Karen.
Russ withdrawal details emphasize defense plans and possible data loss with desertion punishable by dishonorable discharge and up to two years in prison while treachery could incur death. Svenson, the sole American officer to defect to the Communists in Europe since World War II, drew corrected context as sources deny spy claims. About 100 enlisted men defected in total.
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