Cober Named Chair of Citizens Advisory for Keep Pace Plan
Ben A. Cober, publisher of the Ukiah Daily Journal, was appointed chairman of the Citizens Advisory Committee to work with the Chamber of Commerce on its Keep Pace With Tomorrow program. Rodney Zimmerman announced the appointment. A luncheon at the Palace Hotel on Wednesday noon, May 20, will hear the plan and invite 40 civic leaders to provide suggestions and comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben A. Cober
Ukiah Daily Journal
Citizens Advisory Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Rodney Zimmerman
Palace Hotel
Cober
Pieta Creek Man Found Slept Off On Highway 101
Good Samaritan truckers shielded a man sleeping in the roadway near the Black Cat Cafe four miles south of Hopland at 4 20 am. Jack Rogers sixty of Pieta Creek was not a crime victim but was booked at Mendocino County Jail for suspected public intoxication after officers arrived.
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Good Samaritan
Highway 101
Black Cat Cafe
Hopland
Jack Rogers
Pieta Creek
Rogers
White Line
Mendocino County
Counterfeiter Showing Queer in Ukiah Area
Ukiah Police Chief warns merchants of circulating counterfeit twenty dollar bills in the area. A KFC outlet reported a bogus bill Saturday, later spotted by a Bank of America teller. Bank officials hold the note. Clyde Oswell of Rexall Drug displays real and fake twenties to educate staff on counterfeit detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donn Lauisbury
Ukiah
KFC
Bank
of America
Clyde Oswell
Rexall Drug
Girls Clubs Conduct Red Cross Fund Drive Tonight
Collegiates a high school girls club will canvass Mendocino Inland Ukiah residential areas for Red Cross annual fund donations. Gamma Phi sorority members join the effort with help from other high school groups. Marsha Cook chairs the Collegiates drive as Mary Williams guides, with downtown business canvassing, and Hillside Hospital teams lead motel outreach through May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Mendocino
Ukiah
Gamma Phi Sorority
Gamma Phi
Donna Douthit
Marsha Cook
DA rests case in Sullivan trial by jury
The prosecution rested its case against Billy Ray Sullivan 32 Hopland in a murder charge after a Feb 26 crash at the Observa tory and S State crosswalk that killed 6 year old Vickie Vigil. Judge Wayne Burke presides with Deputy DA Dave Luce leading. defense may call witnesses later.
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Billy Ray Sullivan
Hopland
Vickie Vigil
Observatory
S. State Crosswalk
Sullivan
Wayne Burke
Dave Luce
Leo Cook
Vickie
Ukiah
California Highway Patrol
Beverley Graham
Bruce Hall
David White
John Ryder
Budget Sessions To Open Monday
Supervisor Joe Scaramella said the preliminary budget hearings will start next Monday after unforeseen difficulties delayed conferences with department heads. The board had planned to begin tomorrow per Auditor Ewart Mitchell’s schedule, but Administrator Dwight Hulse pushed the target date.
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Joe Scaramella
Ewart Mitchell
Dwight Hulse
Scaramella
Hulse
Covelo FFA Field Day Scores Big
Covelo FFA Field Day drew large crowds and features FFA and 4-H contests, with top placers in beef showmanship, trail horse, western pleasure, and Mendocino County registered quarter horse classes. Awards highlighted by Covelo Junior Riding Club Grand Entry, amidst noon barbecue and entertainment, as results span multiple age groups and horse classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Allen
Vernell Souilliere
Western Pleasure Horse
Jack Bassett
Annette Whittaker
Melissa Cleary
Butch Rhyne
Elmer Bucknell
John Howell
Dusty O'Ferral
Sting Rays
Western Records
Wasp
Jess Gregory
C. E. Barnhill
Joe Boy Junior
J. D. Rohrbough
W. M. Howard
Cue Ball Ming
Lonely Lady
Christine Schultz
M. J. Luda
Prissy Moon
Lewis Hurt
Clarence E. Lindsey
Macelada
Covelo
John D. Rohrbough
Andy Coke
Jack Mundt
Yvon Maggard
Paul McGrath
Covelo Junior
Pam McKay
Ruby Elphick
Roger Rohrbough
Keyhole Racing
David Bauer
Mary el
Plan for Freeways Through Redwoods Stirs California Debate
Governor Edmund G. Brown warns new taxes may be needed next year though hopes exist to avoid them. He mentions a possible bedroom tax on hotels and motels to aid tourist trade while seeking increased revenue from federal tax cuts and growth. Legislature studies tax sources for 1965. Brown outlines a master plan for freeway construction through park lands in the Redwood area with park and highway commissions in consult. He comments on Salinger’s Senate run and warns against a high education spending initiative by the California Teachers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Brown
Senate
George Miller Jr
D-Martinez
Roy Bell
Redwood
Park Commission
Highway Commission
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Dinglewood
Pierre Salinger
California
Salinger
California Teachers Association
Budget Deadlock Cracking Near Settlement In California
Sacramento reports near a compromise on Gov. Edmund G. Brown’s 3.7 billion spending program ending months of deadlock. Assembly Republicans and Democrats on a truce squad hammering terms while Mulford keeps details secret. Senate and Assembly battles over votes and a two thirds majority fueled the stalemate and prompted Brown to call a special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Don Mulford
R-Piedmont
GOP
Mulford
Assembly
Senate
George Miller Jr
D-Martinez
Brown
JC Candidates Nite Wednesday at Maple Cafe
Supervisorial candidates from the First and Second Districts are invited to speak at a Junior Chamber of Commerce candidates night at the Maple Cafe. Each candidate has five minutes to present views followed by a Q and A moderated by Tom Roberts. Dinner at 7, first talk at 8. Public invited.
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Chamber of Commerce
Maple Cafe
Tom Roberts
Jaycees
Asterisk Proposed to Block Unwanted Calls
Morey W. McDaniel of Palo Alto urged the California Public Utilities Commission to order Pacific Telephone to mark names of subscribers who refuse solicitations with an asterisk. He argued telephone solicitors irritate and disturb him and invade privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Morey W. McDaniel
Palo Alto
Calif
California Public Utilities Commission
Pacific Telephone
McDaniel
Unification Hearing On Calpella Redwood Valley Proposal
A public hearing on the June 9 ballot issue to unify Calpella and Redwood Valley elementary schools is tonight at 8 at Calpella school. District residents are urged to attend. Trustees from both districts, Bob Harmon from the county schools office, Bill Broaddus redwood Valley superintendent, and John Franz Calpella superintendent will attend. This will be the final scheduled hearing before the election.
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Calpella
Redwood Valley
Bob Harmon
Bill Broaddus
John Franz
O Hara introduces wage bill for hospital staff
Rep James G O Hara introduces a bill to extend federal minimum wage protections under the Fair Labor Standards Act to hospital and nursing home workers not currently covered. The measure aims to close gaps in wage coverage for care facility employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Washington
UPI
James G. O'Hara
D-Mich
Congress In Brief: Case presses Baker probe
Sen. Clifford P. Case urged the Senate Rules Committee to thoroughly uncover the Bobby Baker matter. He pledged to continue digging into Baker background and proposed a questionnaire for senators on Baker ties and campaign help. Other items note Mansfield on civil rights progress and House honors for Rep. Clarence Cannon. Mahon named to lead Appropriations. The Armed Services panel backed a five year extension of ship loans to 12 allied nations, arguing ships serve U.S. interests abroad.
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Bobby Baker
Case
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Congress
Cannon
House
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Rep
George C. Mahon
D-Tex
Lown
House Armed Services Committee
D. C. Lyndon
United States
SB70 Plane Missile With Wings Debuts in Palmdale
The Air Force unveils the XB70, a revolutionary supersonic war plane described as a turning point in aviation history. Built with North American Aviation, it aims for 2000 mph speed and 75000+ ft altitude, challenging McNamara’s missile deterrent stance.
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Air Force
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
United State
Fred Ascani
North American Aviation
Asconi
Plane Strike At Clark AFB Kills 77 In Jet Transport Crash
The UPI report says 83 aboard the four jet C135 when it hit a 42 foot radio beam pole near Clark Air Force Base in the Philippines. The death toll rose to 77 as two more victims died at the hospital, with ground casualties including a taxi passenger. Survivors include Capt. Eugene Dolan Maj. Raymond Harper Jr. Capt. Le Roy Bullock Capt. James Johnson and Sgt. Henry Duda.
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Don
Becker
Clark Air Force Base
The
Philippines
UPI
Clark Air Force Base Hospital
U.S
Manila
Clark Afb
United States
U.S. Navy
Sea of Japan
Oki Island
Spain
Atlantic Ocean
Rota
Jacksonville
Fla
Seale
Ala
U.S. Army
Clark
Eugene Wilfred Dolan
Atwater
Calif
Raymond Harper Jr
Fairfield
Leroy Ralph Bullock
James Henry Johnson
Vacaville
Henry Thaddeus Duda
Milwaukee
Wis
Chairmen Named for Cranston Campaign in Ukiah Area
Ruth Hill and Robert Y. Bell were named co chairmen for Alan Cranston’s U S Senate campaign in Ukiah. Hill, a homemaker and Pomolita school secretary, and Bell, a Ukiah attorney active in the Democratic club, will recruit local committee chairs and coordinate campaign efforts. Contact Hill at 462-3719 or Bell at 462-8203.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hill
Robert Y. Bell
Ukiah
Alan
Cranston
U. S. Senate
Hal Trish
World Happenings in Brief Summary
Aviatrix Joan Merriam Smith, 29, lands in Oakland to conclude an eight week solo circumnavigation troubled by weather and mechanical issues. An initiative to create a privately operated state lottery qualifies for the November ballot. A priest rabbi and minister honor 44 victims of a Pacific Airlines crash on a hillside memorial in Danville with over 100 mourners. Secretary of State Dean Rusk warns of possible Cuban missiles triggering a confrontation if a U S reconnaissance plane is shot down. Brick tossing in Cambridge Maryland maintains tense racial strife as a National Guard contingency plans to meet black leaders. San Francisco reports no immediate beer shortage despite a nine-brewery strike-lockout. inventories average about a month and 40 percent of beer consumed in California comes from outside the state.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Joan Merriam Smith
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Hendy Woods
Parr
John Emigh
Committee To Aid Chamber
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FFA
H. M. Robb
Alice Rehner
Marge Hedemark
FHA
Robb
Redwoods
Unification Hearing
Tenue
Palmdale
Danville
Pacific Air Lines
the Hague
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Cambridge, Md
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