Ukiahi Scholarship Winners Named at Local School
Marie Lorraine Pack, 18, daughter of Ronald and Carol Pack of 833 Mendocine Drive, receives the $300 Ben Cober Memorial Scholarship. She will study at the University of the Pacific conservatory of music and aims to be a music teacher. Cindy Campton, LaSalle Motel, earns the Eva Milliken Rice award and will major in math at Chico State this fall, planning to teach at the secondary level. Cindy is a cheerleader and Pep Club member who appeared in this year’s junior talent show. Marie led in the high school operetta Carousel, was CSF member, and serves as senior class secretary.
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Marie Lorraine Pack
Ronald Pack
Ben Cober
The
Daily Journal
Marie
University of Pacific Conservatory of Music
Cindy Campton
Frank Campton
LaSalle Motel
Eva Milliken Rice
Mendoseta
Cindy
Chico State
CSF
Journal
G. Hunter
Johnson seeks 125 million more for Vietnam war effort
President Johnson asked Congress for 125 million in additional military and economic aid to intensify the war in South Vietnam. He cited a far greater expansion than planned and noted Viet Cong terrorism rising under orders from northern Communists. The package allocates 70 million for economic and 55 million for military uses, adding to the 3.4 billion foreign aid request for 1965. Johnson also highlighted a new government under Prime Minister Khanh bringing energy and leadership for action.
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Alvin Spivar
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
South
Viet Nam
United States
Laos
Prgram
Khanh
Henry Cabot
Petersen Backs Orchard for Congress in First District
State Senator Frank S. Petersen endorses Merle P Orchard for the Democratic nomination in California’s First Congressional District. Petersen praised Orchard’s legal experience and integrity, noting his work in Mendocino County and community service, and urged Democrats to support Orchard in the June 2 primary.
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Sacramento
Frank S. Petersen
Ukiah
Merle P Orchard
Congress
Merle
Mendocino County
Petersen
Orchard
D.A
Merle Orchard
First
Weather summary from Ukiah issue May 1904
Temperature data and rainfall figures for May 1904 include high 69 and low 24.66 rainfall, with noon observations and notes on current and last year figures. Observational context credits the fire department observer and references Ukiah weather details.
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Ukiah Weather
House cuts big slice from U S space budget plan
Washington UPI The House Appropriations Committee ordered major cuts in President Johnsons space program civil defense and urban renewal budgets. It recommended reducing 1500 FAA employees and slashing 925 million from 25 federal agencies, lowering total to 13.3 billion.
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Washington
UPI
House Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Federal Aviation Agency
TAA
House
Appropriations
Albert Thomas
D-Tex
Civil Defense
House Committee
Veterans Administration
Lawyers Strike in Salerno Over Court Speech Ruling
Lawyers in Salerno Italy walked out for one week protesting a local judge's ruling that only two of four defense lawyers in a murder trial could address the court. The dispute centers on courtroom speaking rights and defense representation in the high profile case.
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Salermo
Italy
UPI
Covelo Candidate John Taylor Dies in San Francisco
John Norris Taylor of Covelo died of cancer at Moffett Hospital in San Francisco on Friday at age 49. He was a candidate for Judge of the Round Valley Judicial District. only Joe Weber of Los Angeles remains on the June 2 ballot. Services set for Covelo Presbyterian Church at 3 p.m. Rev. Arnie Ziegler to officiate. Mr. Taylor, a U.S. Interior Department forester assigned to Covelo, was a Minneapolis native and 1939 U of Minnesota graduate who also worked with Guide Dogs for the Blind and ran a Larkspur lumber business.
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John Norris Taylor
Covelo
Round Valley
Moffett Hospital
San Francisco
Joe Weber
Los Angeles
Taylor
Presbyterian Church
Arnie Ziegler
U.S. Department of Interior
Minneapolis
Hearing on Water Districts Wednesday
The board of supervisors invites all area residents with water interests to attend the preliminary budget session on water districts Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the Grand Jury room of the courthouse. The meeting aims to learn local water problems and needs.
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Board of Supervisors
Candidates Speak At Ukiah Voters Night For District Seat
Five men and one woman seek the First Supervisorial District post vacated by Joe Hartley. Also three candidates for Ukiah Justice Court judge will appear at a League of Women Voters night at River School.
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Joe Hartley
Ukiah League of Women Voters
River School
Ukiah Justice Court
Shirley Jacobsen
Paul Poulos Jr
Bill Proctor
Lodge backers in California seek Rockefeller in 1964 GOP primary
In Los Angeles UPI report, California Lodge supporters back Gov. Nelson Rockefeller for the June 2 Republican primary to stop Barry Goldwater. They say Rockefeller’s slate mirrors Ambassador Lodge’s moderate Republican philosophy and would best aid Lodge’s national delegation efforts.
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Joseph A
California
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Oregon
Rockefeller Gains Lodge Backers In California Primary
Governor Rockefeller welcomed Lodge backers support in the California GOP primary and said a Rockefeller win would effectively eliminate Senator Goldwater. In Laos, the coalition government collapsed under a Communist assault at the Plain of Jars, sending neutralist Gen Kong Le to the hills. The Supreme Court barred stripping naturalized Americans of citizenship for living abroad long periods, potentially aiding foreigners seeking restoration of lost citizenship.
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VOEN@IANE
Laos
UPS
Plain of Jars
Kong le
Washington
Supreme Court
U. S
Supreme Court Denies Hearing on Nuclear Test Stop Group
The Supreme Court denied a hearing to an international group led by California scientist Linus Pauling seeking a court order to halt nuclear testing. The action blocks the group from pursuing a challenge in federal court.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
California
Linus ©. Pauling
Cuba on modified alert over exile invasion threat
Miami based UPI report cites Cuban broadcasts signaling a modified military alert due to a promised exile invasion leader Manuel Ray vows to return before Independence Day to head sabotage and guerrilla actions. Exiles fear a bold attack after a sugar mill raid and note renewed defiance could test Castro’s regime.
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Matthew T. Kenny
Miami
UPI
Cuba
Manuel Ray
Fidel Castro
Mili
Oriente
Ray
Cuban Revolutionary Junta
JURE
Ukiah Elementary Board Meets Thursday in Special Session
Trustees of the Ukiah elementary school district will meet Thursday night in special session at 429 S Dora, the elementary district office. Salary, consideration and budgetary matters will be the principal items on the agenda.
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Ukiah Elementary
S. Dora
Alice Phillips
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California
Northwestern California shows fair conditions through Tuesday with cloud cover limited to the north and coastal overcast light drizzle. Inland highs reach the upper seventies while coastal areas see winds from 10 to 20 knots north of Pi. Arena, with inland nights cooling to the forties.
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California
Santa Rosa
Napa
Pi. Arena
Registrations for Ukiah Elementary Set for May 20 21
Parents must register children born before December 1 1959 who have not attended school before on May 20 and 21 for pre school clinics. Examinations by Ukiah doctors at No komis Oak Manor Yokayo Frank Zeek and River School districts. Bring immunization records proof of birth and birth date verification. Poliio immunization compliance required for fall entry.
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Ukiah
Nokomis
Oak Manor
Frank Zeek
Yokayo
River School
San Francisco Woman Dies in County Accident
A San Francisco woman died and three others were injured in county crashes over the weekend. Theresa Boyd fell from a pickup with a trailer on the Hopland to Lakeport road at 4:45 pm eight miles east of Hopland. The driver was Robert Whitelock, 24, also of San Francisco.
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California Highway Patrol
Theresa Boyd
Hopland
Lakeport
CHP
Robert Whitelock
Whitelock
Lake County
Patricia Hendricks
Ukiah
Ronald Northrop
Northrop
Cunningham Road
Talmage Area
Charlene Goforth
Hendricks
Hillside Hospital
Charlie Russell
Philo
Mendocino County Hosspital
Boonville
Highway 128
Russell
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S.F
Janie Haskell
LWV
Robert Charneau
Sandy Williams
Clyde Oswell
Ambassador Lodge
Jack W. Crumley
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