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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1963

Page

5

African Leader Attacks Alabama Race Issue at Summit

Uganda Premier Milton Obote accused the United States of drawing an iron curtain on discussing racial disturbances in Birmingham Alabama. He urged Kennedy to address inhuman treatment of Negroes as African heads of state opened their second summit session. Emperor Haile Selassie urged a united Africa with a gradual path to unity, while observers pondered a practical charter.

Addis Ababa Ethiopia UPI Alabama Kennedy Uganda Milton Obote Africa Birmingham Ala United States Haile Selassie Selassie Kwame ‘Nkrumah

Nuclear and Space, Politics, Cuba, Viet Nam Opinions

Federal forces price supports and referendum effects. Space program Mercury deemed worthwhile with final NASA judgment. Republicans Romney Rockefeller Goldwater questioned as candidates. Cuba base at Guantanamo questioned as possible abandonment. Viet Nam troop withdrawal possible at South Viet Nam government request. Strong home discipline favored over corporal punishment in schools.

Project Mercury Astronaiucs National Aeronautics and Space Administration Nelson A. Rockefeller New York George Romney Michigan Barry Goldwater Arizona Kennedy Cuba United States Guantanamo Naval Viet Nam South Viet Nam U.S

Canyon Bus Service Debate Extends to Continued Use

Residents, including Ann Lipary and Maxine Clark, urged continuing service into Eel River canyon arguing it is the only access for many people and would aid tourism. Mendocino supervisors and the county chamber opposed curtailment, while Public Utilities representatives supported keeping the route due to driving difficulties into the canyon. The Wong Family remains noted as San Francisco’s largest Chinese family association.

Mendocino Maxine Clark Star Super Willits Lipary Clark Eel River Canyon Railroad California Public Utilities Commission Clyde T. Neary Ora B. Phillips

Emmys Raise Debate on Purpose and Public Taste

Hollywood talk centers on why awards exist as CBS executive Robert Lewine defends the Emmys as peer recognition and a public platform. He notes TV dominates time, anticipates 55 million viewers, and says clips will highlight top programs while avoiding past chaos of categories.

Vernon Scott Hollywood UPI Robert Lewine CBS Hollywood Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Academy Lewine

Mendocino Opens Sixth Summer Art Session June 24

Mendocino Art Center and Sonoma State College announce a six week summer art program beginning June 24. Students can earn up to six college units with classes in painting sculpture ceramics and more. Faculty include Dorr Bothwell Pat Matlock Winona Tamanochezy Kent Bowman and John Leach arrives from England.

Mendocino Mendocino Art Center Sonoma State College William Zacha Art Sonoma State Colbie Cotati

Brief Turkish Uprising Crushed by Gursel's Forces

A short-lived revolt in Turkey, the second in just over a year, failed as loyalist troops backed President Cemal Gursel. Led by former Col. Talat Aydemir, the coup highlighted the deep rift between reformist military factions and Menderes era loyalists including peasants, business leaders, and aging generals. The unrest and economic strains underscored Turkey's tension within NATO and CENTO alliances.

Turkey United States NATO CENTO Litty Cemal Gursel Talat Aydemir Ito Western Alliance Adnan ‘Menderes Young Turks Gursel Ismet Inanu Menderes Gamal Abdel Nasser United Arab Republic Inonuş

Campfire Permits Begin in Mendocino National Forest

Starting May 25 campfire permits are required in Mendocino National Forest. Forest Supervisor Robert E DasmannWillows says permits are free and obtainable at any forest ranger station. Smoking allowed only in cleared areas or in cars. all fires must be extinguished before leaving. Heavy grass and brush after late spring rains raises fire danger. extreme caution is urged. Rules align with USDA and run until Oct 31.

Mendocino National Forest Robert E. Dasmann Willows U. S. Department of Agriculture

Notary Public Commission Issued in Ukiah

Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan announced the issuance of a notary public commission to Barbara Long in Ukiah. The notice lists Barbara Long’s mailing address as P. O. Box 698.

Notary Sacramento ONS Frank M. Jordan Notary Public Barbara Long P. O. Box Ukiah

Retarded Children Convention Report From Barton Area

Mrs. Oscar Anderson reports from the California Council for Retarded Children convention in Bakersfield at Ukiah Valley ARC meeting. She notes 70 units statewide and highlights a Porterville State Hospital choir and Dr. Bramwell's talk on mental retardation institutions. He outlines age, school placement, and work programs. urges ARC to engage with Parents' Hospital Association and explore Mendocino referral changes.

Oscar Anderson California Council For Retarded Children Bakersfield Ukiah Valley Association For Retarded Children Anderson Porterville State Hospital Joan Oakes Donald M. Bramwell Sonoma State Hospital Bramwell Department of Mental Hygiene Ucla Langley Porte R San Francisco Spa State Hospital Fairview Costa Mesa Pacific Pomona Sonomay Hudson AVARC Sonoma AVARD Parents’ Hospital Association PHA Mendocino County

Matson Low Bidder for Heeser Work

Assemblyman Frank Belotti announced Harold A. Matson Company of Fort Bragg as the low bidder for sanitary facilities at the Heeser Drive fishing access project near Mendocino. Matson's $12,186 bid covers improvements to the Wildlife Conservation Board project with construction set between June and August, 50 percent federal reimbursement, and additional Mendocino County accelerated public works projects including an access road at Cow Mountain and a Caspar Creek weir.

Sacramento Frank Belotti Harold A. Matson Mendocino County Wildlife Conservation Board Belotti Cow Mountain Caspar Creek

Equine Course With Dr Poulos At UC Davis

Ukiah veterinarian Dr Paul Poulos Jr will attend an equine medicine and surgery course conducted Saturday Sunday and Monday at the University of California Davis campus.

Paul Poulos ,Jr University of California ‘Davis

Card of Thanks for Eldie Silacci Memory Donation

The Silacci family thanks friends for floral offerings and sympathy after the loss of Eldie Silacci. Special thanks to Ambor Imports of San Francisco for a donation to the Bishops Fund in Eldie’s Memory for the Santa Rosa Diocese. J Mary and Elbert Gard.

Eldie Silacci Ambor Imports San Francisco Santa Rosa J . Mary Elbert Gard

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