Parade and Rodeo Highlight Ukiah Western Week
Ukiah’s Western Week climaxes with a weekend parade on State Street at 3 p.m. and two rodeo performances at the Fairgrounds. More than 110 parade entries include dignitaries, judges, bands, and local organizations led by Parade Marshal Lilburn Gibson. Barbecues run from 11:30 a.m. with rodeos at 8 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Ukiah
Ukiah Junior Chamber of Commerce
State Street
Mill Street
State
Scott
Jaycees
Mendocino County
Lilburn Gibson
Elk
Jaycee
Tom Roberts
John Mckeeehan
Shirley Jean Brake
Piercy
Maid
Mendocino
Frank S. Petersen
Frank P. Belotti
Eureka
Willits
Pomolita
103 Club
Diana Dightman
Square Shooters Square
Sunbeam Girls
Frank Zeek School
Boonville
Roberts
Fairgrounds
Letters to the Editor Urges June 2 Ballot Support
Ukiah Daily Journal readers are urged to back Republican candidates in Mendocino County with a letter from Russell L. Clarke. He names Goldwater, Rockefeller, Kaiser, Murphy, Don Clausen, and Frank Bellotti as preferred figures in the June 2 election. The editor notes limited local contest beyond these mentions.
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Ukiah
California
Ukiah Daily Journal
Fine and
Goldwater
Rockefeller
George Murphy
Red Tall
Leland Kaiser
U.S. Senate
Cranston
Salinger
Hisltor
Clarke
Chansen
Bolotti
Messrs. Kaiser
Murphy
Hall
Student group plans trip to Cuba this summer
UPI reports the State Department says an organization calling itself the Permanent Student Committee for Travel to Cuba is recruiting U.S. college students for a visit to Communist Cuba this summer, signaling another effort to organize the trip.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Cuba
State Department
Island
Unruh bill Pushes District Unification and Salary Changes
The district board discussed the Unruh act favoring district unification within two years, noting base salaries and possible funding shifts. The board raised Supt. Jack Simpson salary to 14,350 and named Aubrey Ifnoch as Pomoluta vice principal with a 500 raise, extending duties beyond teaching.
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Jack Simpson
Aubrey Ifnoch
Pomoluta
National Education Association Members Split by Glassroom Teachers
The National Education Association reports a total membership of 900000 with 92 percent identified as Glassroom teachers. This highlights a substantial share of educators in the Glassroom role within the association.
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The
National Education Association
Keep Pace Conclaves Schedule For Next Week
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce sets Keep Pace With Tomorrow sessions Monday through Wednesday moving from status to action. Automotive real estate and insurance meet at 3 p.m. Monday, retail and wholesale at 10 a.m. Tuesday, manufacturers finance utilities and construction at 3 p.m. Tuesday. Professional group lunch Wednesday at noon, diversified group 3 p.m. Wednesday. All in Masonite room at Palace Hotel. Invitations sent to 426 individuals.
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Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Automotive and Transportation
Diversified
Palace Hotel
Red Hill Curve At Laytonville To Be Improved
Two bids were received for improving seven tenths of a mile of Redwood Highway at Red Hill Curve two miles south of Laytonville. Arthur B. Simi Inc of Santa Rosa submitted the low bid of 122537 dollars. Work is expected to start after bid acceptance and attorney general approval with fifty five working days allotted for completion. The crooked stretch infamous for accidents will be replaced by a modern alignment enabling 60 mph.
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Red Hill
Laytonville
Division of Highways
Arthur B. Simi
Sam Helwer
Judy Garland Promoter Quits Australia Venture
Judy Garland promoter Harry Miller said he is through with the whole thing after a controversial visit to Australia. Garland failed to sing well in Melbourne due to a sore throat and faced a 7,000 spectator crowd booing overnight. She remained secluded in a Sydney hotel with two guards preventing access to reporters and photographers. Miller declared he will never bring her to Australia again and would not accept a desperate offer for another show.
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Sydney
Australia
UPID
Harry Miller
Judy Garland
No More Silk Wallpaper For Generals Bathrooms
House Appropriations Committee shunned silk wallpaper for generals baths and halted expansion of officers clubs. It rejected Navy bowling alleys funding and criticized lavish military construction as wasteful while approving a $1.6 billion economy-focused fund for the new year. The Warren Michigan HQ expansion and other amenities drew sharp reproach, with a call to fund only clearly essential projects. The panel also denied $278000 for Okinawa bowling alleys and $239000 for Brunswick Maine.
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Washington
UPI
House Appropriations Committee
Navy
Army Mobility Command
Warren
Mich
Naval Air Station
Brunswick
Maine
Okinawa
Supervisors Trim Road Dept Budget by 43500 in 1964-65
County board cut about 43500 from the 1964-65 road department budget, leaving a preliminary road budget of 1914443 within an 8786348 total. Road Commissioner Richardson fought to keep a rock crusher, and Oscar Klee supported its use if properly employed. The board also began welfare budget revisions and added eight new welfare staff positions temporarily, while delaying final welfare figures.
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Kempe Richardson
Richardson
Oscar Klee
Social Welfare Department
Roland Kussow
Ewart Mitchell
Kussow
AFDC
Reno
Bartolomie
Fred Goss
Harvey Sawyers
Justice Court
Klee
Goss
Veterans Service Officer
Planning Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Sheriff’s Department
Plants Make Their Own Food via Chlorophyll
Plants differ from animals by manufacturing their own food through photosynthesis. This process relies on chlorophyll, the green pigment in plant cells, enabling energy capture from sunlight.
Court Judge Disrupts Cuddling in Albuquerque Bench
Municipal court judge Harry D. Robins fined William Mossman of Albuquerque $10 for operating an unsafe vehicle after catching him kissing a girl near the bench. Robins scolded the pair saying, Quit making love in the courtroom.
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Albuquerque
N.M
UPI
Harry D. Robins
Robins
William Mossman
Mossman
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