Abernathy Seeks System Turnover at Washington March
Rev Ralph Abernathy leader of the Poor People’s March tells Senators and Represen tatives he plans to turn the system upside down by tackling poverty and second class facilities in ghettos. He cautions against broad blame and emphasizes progress this session. He cites New York Mayor Lindsay’s restraint after Kings death and discusses pipeline safety and PG&E probe secrecy with California officials.
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Marhington
Ralph Abernathy
Abernathy
Clarence Long
Congress
Jwant
Kathy
Ack
Genaire
Long
Washington
Poe
Virginia
Maryland
John Lindsay
New York
Martin Luther King
Harlem
Pacific Gas and Electric Gas
San Jose
Calif
Jack Doran
California
Public Commission
PG and E
Bennett
Commission
Frank Morrissy
Pacific Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Public Utilities Commission
Ronald Reagan
Morrissy
Jacob Frederickson
California Public Utilities Commission
Bohemian Grove
Far West
House Commerce Committee
Senate
Higher Stakes for New York Bridge Players
A New York update reports a 66 percent fare rise for New Haven Railroad commuters amid changing bridge costs. For about a decade players paid conductors a few cents per trip to sit in a game, but the new policy increases the expense.
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New
York
New Haven Railroad
Mayai Astrology Horoscope May 2024 Edition
Mayai offers a general zodiac reading with Aries to Pisces. Aries sees strong favorable lunar influence for new projects while Taurus should hesitate for clarity. Gemini urged to act independently. Cancer and Leo gain confidence and wider reach in writing and publishing. Aquarius advised to travel and reassess, while Pisces emphasizes research for rewards. Special note to Aquarius and a Sudan drilling reference.
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Mayai
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Notdvne
Ukiah Fiesta parade a colorful weekend highlight
The Fiesta drew crowds and featured a lively parade with Ukiah Dance Club’s early California scene and colorful floats. Mentions of Snoopy, Soroptimists, and local groups added charm as bands played and horses appeared. Remarks praised Ukiah’s community spirit and discussed future events and local talent.
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Cyril Hill
Cyril
Rexall
California
Snoopy
Mendocino County
Mendocino
Olor
Henne
Savings Bank
Marian Marvin, Former City Librarian, Dies
Marian R. Marvin, 64, longtime Ukiah Public Library librarian and later a Veterans Home librarian, died after a stroke. Memorial services were held in Napa. Survived by a sister-in-law. body to be interred in Waterloo, Iowa. Led library facility efforts and supported coordinated city county library service. Former Ukiah BPW president and Theta Eta Beta Sigma Phi member.
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Pierce Funeral Chapel
Napa
Marian R. Marvin
Ukiah Public Library
Veteran’s Home
Yountville
Iowa
Grant E. Marvin
Waterloo
Miss Marvin
Ukiah Business and Professional Women
Theta Eta
Beta Sigma Phi
Ukiah Presbyterian Church
Young Driver Cited In Crosswalk Mishap
Edward F. Brooker, 22, of Ukiah was cited by Ukiah police Friday for failure to yield to a pedestrian after his car struck Verna Buhn, 71, of Vallejo, in the School and Smith Streets crosswalk shortly before noon. Buhn suffered minor bruises and sought treatment from a physician and later Ukiah General Hospital for observation.
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Edward F. Brooker
Ukiah
Verna Buhn
Vallejo
School
Smith Streets
Brooker
Ukiah General Hospital
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Karen Coleman
Vi Richardson
Gibby Gibson
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Connie Cox
Ukiah Jaycees
Elizabeth Thomson
Ukiah Garden Club
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Santa Cruz
Susie Bertsch
Marian Marvin
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