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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1966
Page
3
A tentative list for the 200 AldahA school project appears in the edition, detailing names of entrants and related notes. The document outlines eligibility and preliminary rankings, with officials indicating further vetting and finalization pending.
Edwards California reports the XB70 experimental aircraft, weighing over 265 tons, flew 7000 miles in 7 hours 32 minutes across six western states setting a speed and size record. Pilot was Al White, chief test pilot.
Bennett argues the war risks needless American lives and suppresses peaceful assembly. He cites high interest rates and a plunging stock market despite strong corporate profits, warning against repeating past missteps seen in other nations. He questions whether policy emanates from Washington or Sacramento.
The JC Parade proceeds with Wildus Horgeman’s Association and Color Guard led by Grand Marshal James B. Tocher and wife on horseback. Division lineups include Ukiah Joycettes, Ukiah Fire Department, seniors and juniors from various groups, Cavs, and vehicle displays from local clubs, schools, and businesses. Notable participants include Ukiah Wranglers, California Forestry unit, and many local clubs, with numbers from 1921 to 1932 era vehicles and floats.
Robert Earl Frye, 26, of Santa Sonoma County, was arrested on a Mendocino County bench warrant charging speeding and possession of a controlled item. He was returned to county jail.
Fragmented war reporting describes heavy fighting near Buddhist pagodas with casualties among Buddhists, civilians, and soldiers. Anti American sentiment rises in Da Nang and Saigon as student leaders blame the United States for the turmoil amid political chaos led by Premier Ky.
Judge John F. Manning of Hopland was named to the Agricultural Advisory Committee by Gov. Edmund G Brown. A pear producer, Manning will represent pear growers on the commission, which advises the agriculture director on market support, quality control, education and research programs. His term runs to January 1968.
American singer Mel Torme wed British actress Tenet Scott in a Tokyo civil ceremony today. The couple spoke of choosing Japan for the union and cited no hidden or particular reasons beyond personal preference and a desire for a private ceremony.
Phillip Allen Hogue of Fort Bragg was sentenced to 90 days in the county jail after being found guilty of non support following his May 19 arrest. The case cites failure to provide court-ordered support and notes related to the arrest.
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