90 Per Cent Failure In Supreme Drug Habit Challenge
Washington report on a 1900-person study at Lexington Kentucky Public Health Service Hospital shows 90 percent relapse within six months after treatment. Options include federal detention or voluntary admission at $9.50 daily, with grim odds and long stays. Methadone replaces morphine in WWII era treatment. Some patients go on to lead useful lives, while heroin and opium history note government action since 1914. Addiction itself is not a crime, but penalties for possession or sale are severe.
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Washington
UPI
Public Health Service
Lexington
Fort Worth
Tex
Germany
Blue Grass Times
Narcotics Anonymous
United States
Alabama Medical Journal
Supreme Court
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Arthur Berland Dies at 64 Services Tuesday
Arthur Lewis Berland 64 of 620A Joseph Street died this morning at Ukiah General Hospital. Rosary at 8 p.m. tonight at Zimmerman Mortuary. solemn requiem mass at 9 a.m. Tuesday at St Marys Church. Interment Plainville Cemetery Kansas. Survived by wife Lora and mother Louise, 35 grandchildren, and many children and siblings including Margaret Comeau Doris Ostrowski Jean Hake Annette Ru der Helen Harrison Richard William Dean Berland Eugene Berland Lucile Ball A W Berland. He lived in Hayes Kansas most of life, worked at Mendocino State Hospital five years after moving to Ukiah six years ago.
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St. Mary's Church
Arthur Lewis Berland
Joseph Street
Ukiah General Hospital
Zimmerman Mortuary
Plainville Cemetery
Plainville
Kan
Mr. Berland
Damar
Hayes
Ukiah
Mendocino State Hospital
Lora Berland
Louise Berland
Margaret Comeau
Iola
Doris Ostrowski
Detroit
Mich
Jean Hake
Annette Ruder
Helen Harrison
Richard Berland
Salt: Lake City
Utah
William Berland
Dean Berland
A. W. Berland
Hayes, Kan
Eugene Berland
Tariff Talks Stalemate Near Breakup in Geneva
In Geneva the United States and European Common Market nations faced a four day deadlock as tariff cutting talks neared failure. A three hour session ended with no agreement and a U S delegate said nothing is settled.
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Geneva
UPI
United States
Marke
U. S
Planning Board urged hiring full time planning technician
Supervisors and planners consider employing a full time technician to work from the surveyor’s office and oversee up to date maps subdivision inspections and liaison with the Planning Commission. The proposal draws support from Thorkild Thomson John Philbrick and Richardson while Cox urges regulation compliant work.
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Planning Commission
Richardson
Commission
Thorkild Thomson
John Philbrick
Leverett Cox
Cox
Ella Butler
Vern Ihing
Thiig
Jim Campbell
Campbell
Trustees Extend Tax Increase to Eight Years in School District
Trustees have set an eight year limit on the school district tax increase. Funds will cover capital outlay repairs and new furniture in district schools. Planned projects include Yokayo Pomolita Frank Zeck Nokomis Oak Manor River and others. A $3,000 assessed home would pay about $7.80 more annually.
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Yokayo
Frank Zeck
Nokomis
Oak Manor
River
FBI Sponsored Bank Robbery Conference in Santa Rosa
Law enforcement officers including Sheriff Reno Bartolomie and Ukiah Police Chief Donn Saulsbury, banking officials, and other interested persons will attend an FBI sponsored bank robbery conference in Santa Rosa at the Flamingo Hotel. Curtis O. Lynan said the conference is part of a nationwide series through June 1 to address rising crimes against banks.
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Reno Bartolomie
Ukiah
Donn Saulsbury
Banking and Savings and Loan
Santa Rosa
Flamingo Hotel
Curtis O. Lynan
San Francisco
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Pomolita Mothers Plan Picnic and Graduation Party
Pomolita eighth grade mothers plan a 3:30 p.m. Tuesday meeting at the school to arrange a picnic and graduation celebration for the class. The 1963 commencement exercises are set for June 12 in Carl Purdy hall at the fair grounds. Attendees are asked to bring one dollar to school.
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Pomolita School
Carl Purdy
Fairgrounds
San Francisco Men Arrested for Drunk Driving
The Highway Patrol arrested Orrin Matson, 53, and detained Altus Maynard, 43, both of San Francisco, after stopping their car five miles south of Hopland. Matson faces drunk driving charges while Maynard was jailed for being drunk. Both were booked and due for arraignment in Ukiah Justice Court this morning.
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Highway Patrol
Orrin Matson
San Francisco
Altus Maynard
Matson
Hopland
Ukiah Justice Court
Waiters told to slow serving at Clare College
Cambridge England. Clare College waiters ordered to slow dinner service after undergraduates bolted through a three course meal in 15 minutes. Acting tutor William Black quoted as saying the dining pace had reached a state encouraging rapid exits to watch television.
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Cambridge
England
UPI
Clare College
William Black
Quail Rides Hat During Rodeo Watcher Observation
Maxine Fullerton wife of Earl Fullerton Red Wood Empire Fair director watched a rodeo Saturday when a half grown quail perched on her straw hat and scratched briefly before deciding the hat would not yield nesting material.
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Maxine Fullerton
Earl Fullerton
Barracks Meeting Held At Veterans Memorial Building
World War One Barracks 1000 will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at the Veterans Memorial building. Members will assemble for supper at 6 30 p.m. preceding the session.
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Veterans Memorial Building
Radcliffe Students Stage Panty Raid at Harvard
Radcliffe College students led a reverse panty raid on Harvard Yard drawing about 2,000 people. Police arrested eight Harvard men for disturbing the peace as the crowd dispersed with no injuries reported.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Radcliffe College
Harvard
Radcliffe
Harvard Yard
Winthrop House
Harvards
Harve
Nathan ‘Pusey
New FCC Head Seeks Public Help On TV Standards
Washington United Press International reports E William Henry the new chairman of the Federal Communications Commission asks the public to help improve television programs. He rejects magic fixes like new laws or a government subsidized network and urges viewers to write to stations or the FCC with complaints.
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Washington
UPI
E. William Henry
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Henry
British Broadcasting Company
Kennedy Signs Feed Grain Bill
President Kennedy signed the feed grain bill on the eve of a wheat referendum vote. The measure, rushed through Congress, aims to support the administration's wheat production control plan ahead of farmers voting Tuesday on the proposal.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Iplan
Real Smasher Brian Fouracre Tops Windows Toll
In Bishops Hill England four year old Brian Fouracre has smashed 15 windows this year prompting his parents to take out an insurance policy to cover all broken glass in their home.
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Bishops Hill
England
UPI
Brian
Fouracre
Mt Everest Team Delayed by Storm
Storms delay an American Everest expedition on the Frest ridge scattering equipment and depleting oxygen. A planned two team rendezvous on the summit 29 028 feet may be canceled while a second team on the south col route remains on schedule, an expedition spokesman said.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Frest
Mt. Everest
West Ridge
South Col
Avas
Covelo Man Improves After Second Stroke
W. G. Dick Montgomery aged 66 a Covelo timberman is reported improved at Mendocino County Hospital where he is able to receive visitors after a second stroke last week.
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W. G
Dick) Montgomery
Covelo
Mendocino County Hospital
Ukiah Man Victim Of Heart Attack
Gordon Sadler 44 of Ukiah died late yesterday afternoon at a local hospital after telling a druggist of pains The druggist called for aid and he died soon after arriving at the hospital possibly from a heart attack Funeral arrangements are pend ing at Zimmerman Mortuary
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Gordon Sadler
Ukiah
Zimmerman Mortuary
Berman Honored as Navy League Council Director
Maurice Berman of Ukiah has been appointed a member of the Board of Directors of the Navy League Council of San Francisco. He will be installed at the next meeting scheduled for Thursday at the University Club in San Francisco.
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Maurice Berman
Ukiah
Navy League Council of
San Francisco
University Club
Card of Thanks from the Ralph Bagley Family
The Ralph Bagley Family expresses sincere thanks for kindnesses shown during their bereavement. Gratitude extends to neighbors, friends, and especially the Long Valley Rebekahs for their helpful deeds and swift support.
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Long Valley
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