Supreme Court awaited in Birmingham lunch counter case
Round by Drew Pearson notes two Birmingham cases before the Supreme Court on school lunch counter integration. James Gober, a Black shopper, was refused service and arrested for trespassing after attempting to eat with a friend. Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth, a Black leader, was arrested for aiding sit-ins. The piece critiques Kennedy administration decisions and Birmingham politics, comparing southern cities and noting Bull Connor's continued power amid Boutwell’s delay.
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Birmingham
White House
Supreme Court
South
James Gober
Pritit's
Fred Shuttlesworth
Shuttlesworth
Alabama Supreme Court
North Carolina
Louisiana
Maryland
Burke Marshall
Kennedy
Justice Department
Witch
Albert Boutwell
Eugene “Bull” Connor
Boutwell
Bull Connor
United States
Little Rock
Ole Miss
Brando Leaves Hospital in Santa Monica
Marlon Brando recovered at home after a virus illness that sent him from the King of the Mountain film set to St. John's Hospital last Friday. He was discharged Monday after treatment and observation.
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Brando
Hospital Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Marlon Brando
St. John's Hospital
Legislature Today Sees Gates Half Opened on Bills and Scandals
The governor suspends a Los Angeles DMV employee amid a statewide probe of irregularities. Senate negotiates a gas tax compromise for rapid transit. Labor panel defeats a bill creating a statewide bargaining board while Sen. Schrade accuses favoritism in savings and loan charters. Assembly panel backs partial sovereign immunity and other measures as Ways and Means shifts on general services plus metropolitan coordination council.
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Department of Motor Vehicle
Morris Genser
Los Angeles
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Labor Committee
Jack Schrade
R-Del Mar
John O’kane
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Ways and Means
State Department of General Services
Coordinating Council
Western Week rodeo set in Ukiah with parade and events
Cowboys endure bumps and bruises for the love of rodeo as Ukiah hosts a Western Week. A street parade starts Saturday at 10 a.m. followed by the Ukiah Valley Rodeo at 2 p.m. A chuck wagon breakfast and barbecue, plus a Saturday night dance, cap the festivities. Local groups sponsor events and a Druid hall dance closes the day.
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Salinas
Ukiah Valley
Willits
West
Ukiah Order of Redmen
Carl Purdy Hall
Ukiah
JFK Bows Out From Harvard Overseers
President Kennedy resigns from Harvard University board of overseers after a black tie White House stag dinner. He served one six year term and a year must pass before reappointment.
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JFK
Washington
UPI
Harvard University
Kennedy
Potter Valley community notices and events
Potter Valley groups thank sponsors for improved local television service and celebrate community activities. Reports cover 4-H Field Day winners in Ukiah, engagements and travel, Grange and PTA meetings, 4-H sewing and dress revue participation, Bible church gathering, garden club program on community beautification, and lists of attendees and hosts across town.
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Potter Valley
U of C. Davis
Ukiah
Kathy Vaughn
Patty Crandall
Johnnie March
Neal Elmer
Redwood Valley
Debbie Whitman
Darlene Nash
Deborah Ferreira
Edna Haney
Stephanie Baker
Jomes Minaham
Jene Nies
Sharon Lynn Smith
Sue DeBruyn
Marion Mullen
Cathy Vaughan
Ruth Ann Hopper
Diana Burris
Pamela Alexander
Debbie Smalley
Shirley Page
Patty
Miles Nesbett
Potter Valley Garden Club
Merle Sygart
Alice Upton
Homer ‘Matthews
Mendo Lake
Jim Nichols
Merls Sygart
Persy Whitcomb
Herbert Pickle
Dan Egli
Byron Elmer
Joe Minaham
Small Murphy
Vain Thornton
Lawrence Bufford
O. Beedecker
Josy Funber
Rod Farns
Work Camp Gets Senate Approval
Sacramento reports the Senate approved a Yuba Sutter plan to send about 40 potential high school dropouts to a six week summer work camp. Senator Harold T Sedgwick authored the bill allowing school districts to contract with the U S Forest Service to run the camp and cover labor costs with schools providing counselors during off duty hours.
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UPS
Senate
Yuba
Sutter County
Harold T. Sedgwick
R-Yuba City
Sedgwick
U.S. Forest Service
Local Ladies Host Prize Event Highlights
Worth, Mrs Grover Hunter, Mrs Thomas Struble, Mrs Howard Brooks, and Mrs Dorothy Smalley attended a social gathering. Prizes were won by Mrs Vain Thornton and Mrs Dorothy Smalley. Refreshments were served by Mrs Sygam and Mrs Bufford.
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Alabama League of Municipal Councils
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D.-Ore
William Proxmire
D.-Wis
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R.-N.y
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Reid
A—k Kennedy
Mississippi
Civil Rights Commission
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Baltimore
William Moore
U. S
Posedly
Bob Swan
March of Dimes
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Ukiah Kiwanis Club
Art Stump
Kiwanis
Journal Photo
The
World’s Finest
Busch Bavarian
Regal Pale Distributing Co
Oak Knoll Road
California
Adolph Parducci, Jr
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
Legislature
United Press International
Potter Valley Television Association
Don Stark
Jeffers Bros
Rawles, Nelson, and Golden
Bob Beek
Custom T.V
L. C. McCullouch
Farmers Insurance
Ed Meyer
Coca Cola Bottling Company
San Rafael
C. W. Todd
Orange County
Charles Carson
Edith Vose
Abel Ferreira
Basilton
Vernon Mistren
Potter Vailey
Delores Couch
Santa Yne
Solvang
Ferreira
James Mistroon
Joe P. Silva
Glen Fiedlers
Castro Valley
Fort Bragg
Grover Hunter
Albert Moler
Geneva Christofferson
Martha Brimmer
Percy Whitcomb
Breakers
Potter Valley Grange Home Economics Club
Howard Earl
William Todd
Marty Konemmbetter
Clara Clark
Albert Moller
George Bilstein
Earl
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Centerville
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Grange
Ralph Buxton
Rod Zimmerman
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