Two Officers Join Ukiah Police Force
The Ukiah Police Department adds two new officers. Lawrence Maxson, Army veteran and former Azusa officer, hails from Iowa and resides at 1324 Yokayo Drive with wife Sally and daughters Teresa Victoria and Cynthia. Jack Hickey, Ukiah High School graduate and son of Captain Hays Hickey, previously worked at Crawford Lumber and lives at 501 Jones Street with wife Milli and their four month old son Scott.
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Ukiah
Lawrence Maxson
Southern
California
Jack Hickey
Ukiah High School
Maxson
Japan
Germany
Azusa
Iowa
Sally
Teresa
Victoria
Cynthia
Yokayo ‘Drive
Hickey
Hays Hickey
California Highway Patrol
Redlands
Crawford Lumber Company
Potter Valley
Milli
Scott
Jones Street
Timber Sold In Oral Auction By BLM Near Mendocino
Dark Canyon Ranch and Oregon Pacific Lumber Company of Redway won two timber tracts in an oral auction at the Ukiah district BLM office. Dark Canyon bought about 5 401 M bd ft of Douglas fir for 89 026 55 dollars, about 11 percent above the minimum price. Oregon Pacific took about 903 M bd ft for 14 086 80 dollars, at appraised value. Next sale set for June 21.
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Dark Canyon, Ranch
Oregon- Pacific Lumber Company
Redway
Bureau of Land Management
Ukiah
Dark Canyon
Humboldt
Mendocino
Tlarris
Bell Springs
Oregon-Pacific
Miranda
Humboldt County
Dr Bruning Relocates Optometrist Office to Palace Hotel
Dr John Bruning an optometrist in Ukiah has moved his offices to 177 West Smith Street in the Palace Hotel. The change of address appears in local notices and confirms the new office location for patients seeking optical services.
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John Bruning
Ukiah Optometrist
W. Smith Street
Palace Hotel
Mendocino county notes and high school grads memories
Readers travelogue from the Gholin family and friends recount a month in Mexico and Southern California visiting Guadalajara Hermosillo Mazatlan and sights in Los Angeles Ontario and San Diego. The piece also covers Mendocino High School seniors plans the prom banquet baccalaureate and future education and local social visits plus a San Jose federation of women clubs convention highlights.
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Mazatlan
California
Los Angeles
Ontario
San ‘Diego
Spa
Salton Sea
Federation of Women's Clubs
San Jose
Thorkild Thomson
Basil Heathcote
Mendocino
Max Rafferty
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Walter V. Magee
Sweet Land of Liberty
Pacific Auditorium
David W. Richwood
Wash. D. C
Kenya Moves Toward Independence After Election
Kenya, Britain's East Africa colony, completed parliamentary elections on May 18, taking a step toward independence. The nation covers about 250 000 square miles with arid regions, a 400 mile coastline, and a population of 7.25 million. Its economy relies on agriculture with limited mineral wealth, water and land resources shaping its future development.
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Jack Enson Natrobi
Kenya
UPI
Britain
East African Seaboard
Family of Nations
Indian Ocean
Somalia
Tanganyika
Ethiopia
Sudan
Uganda
J Lake
Victoria
Africa
Random notes from Ukiah small town life
A digest of light local items mentions quirky names in city roles like Mrs. Cash and Mr. Banker, a Samoa Manila School on Samoa Road near Arcata, and coverage of the Humboldt NWP service hearing. It also covers a Berkeley Highland Band mix up, a Greyhound driver rescue in Willits, and light vignettes on Bookmobile usage, furniture trends, a picnic with poison oak, and a humor about raffling paychecks among 500 employees.
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Ukiah
Cash
Banker
Carpenter
Samoa
Humboldt County
Manila
Arcata
Humboldt
NWP
Willits
Eureka
San Francisco
Berkeley Highland Band
Greyhound
Main Street
John Norberry
Santa Rosa
Bill Brewer
Elk
Mendocino County
Massachusetts
Russ
Jean Clarke
Jackie Kennedy
White House
Kenya's economy shifts as exports grow in highlands
The article notes Kenya's export focus on coffee, tea, sisal, and meat from irrigated highlands between Nairobi and Lake Victoria, with wool, rice, hides, and skins adding to foreign exchange. It describes a transitional, experimental political climate amid two major parties seeking speedy independence, alongside a stray remark about Bill Brewer's appearance.
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Nairobi
Lake Victoria
Kenya
Kenya African National Union
Kenya African Democratic Union
Bill Brewer
The Quiet Revolution NBC Special Examines Religion
NBC will air an hour long prime time news special titled The Quiet Revolution on civil rights and social problems. Ray Scherer will narrate with clergy from major faiths, featuring footage from Harlem, Chicago, and Arizona migrant ministry programs.
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Nbc-Tv
NBC
NBC News
White House
Ray Scherer
Arizona
New Books at the Library
A list of recent releases featuring Automation and Technological Change by American Assembly, The Downhill Racers by O M Hall, Honey and Salt by Carl Sandburg, A House Divided by M R Laird, The Light of Day by Eric Ambler, Men Ships and the Sea by A J Villiers, The Stars by Richard Schickel, The Story of New Zealand by W H Oliver, Two Hours to Darkness by Anthony Trew, Wyoming Summer by Mary O Hara.
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American Assembly
O. M. Hall
Jack Roche
Carl Sandburg
Sandburg
Ing
America
M. R. Laird
Eric Ambler
Arthur Simpson
Greece
A. J. Villiers
Richard Schickel
Hollywood
New Zealand
W. H. Oliver
Anthony Trew
Moby Dick
Wyoming
Mary O'Hara
Ukiah Fire Dept Plans Sunday Control Burn Training
Fire Chief Al Bechtel announced that the Ukiah Fire Department will conduct a controlled burn of two houses at School and Smith Streets on Sunday at 12 30 p m for training. Spectators may watch but streets should be kept clear to aid crews.
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al Bechtel
Ukiah
New Holstein Cow Sets Milk Record Under UC Oversight
Mendocino Serene Jo 3535081, a 10-year-old Holstein cow from a state hospital herd, produced 24 195 lbs of milk and 998 lbs of butterfat in 365 days. The UC supervised the testing as part of the Holstein breed improvement program. A spokesman noted the cow’s output far exceeds the average year’s 7,211 lbs of milk and 270 lbs of butterfat.
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Mendocino
State “Hospital
University of California
Holstein-Friesian Association “of America
National ‘Holstein Organization
Sugar consumption per person in U S 1961 figures
Preliminary figures from the Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Marketing Service, as cited by the 1963 World Almanac, show civilian refined sugar consumption in the United States reaching 97.9 pounds per person for 1961.
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United States
Sadie M. Blosser obituary in Berkeley area
Sadie M Blosser age 76 died May 19 at 7130 Chabot Road Oakland wife of the late Roy H Blosser mother of John A Blosser M C Oakland and Mrs Carleton White of Portland Ore sister of Mrs John Philbrick Santa Rosa Mrs Hadley Chambers Santa Rosa and Mrs H G Henderson Fullerton grandmother of six she was a member of the College Women's Club Berkeley and Retired Teachers Association Private services were held at Willits Cemetery Thursday May 23 3 pm arrangements by Berkeley Hills Chapel In memory contributions may be made to the Samuel Merritt Hospital Student Nurses Educational Fund or Fellowship program or to American Association of University Women care of the College Women's Club Berkeley
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Blosser
Sadie M
Chabot Road
Oakland
Roy H. Blosser
John A. Blosser
M.C
Carleton Whitehead
Portland
Ore
John ‘Philbrick
Santa’ Rosa
Hadley Chambers
Santa Rosa
H. G. Henderson
Fullarton
Mendocino
College Women's Club
Berkeley
Retired Teachers’ Association
Willits Cemetery
Berkeley Hills Chapel
Page and Oder
Shattuck Avenue
Cedar
Samuel Merritt Hospital Student Nurses Educational Fund
American ‘Association of University Women
College Women's ‘Club
Bancroft
Way
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Jack" Hickey
BLM
Bruning
Ukiah Daily
Jmwnal
B. A. Cober
R. F. Gerber
Geo. Hunser
Daly
Ukiah Daily ‘Journal, Inc
East Standley Street
Ite River
Peterson
Carlyle Buxton
Airport Road
University of California Hospital
Mendocino High
Anchor Inn
Igymnasium
Preston Hall
Dawid Neg
Maudeen Bentley
William Bunton
Donald Daniels
Doris Davidson
William Ferrill
Virgil Swift
Western
Canada
Ite
Nancy Pritchard
Little ‘River
Fort Bragg High School
Jit
Nancy
Clarence Pritchard
Redwood Elementary
Fort Bragg
Charles ‘Rathburn
Edna Kenner
Sonoma
Gail
Melba Leaverton
Vallejo
Paul Jones
Paul Reese
Charles Bowles
Biggs
Little River
Richard ‘Hoods
Albion
Harry Urbanis
Union Lumber Company
Company Lands
Noyon
Perrys
Pan Pipes Press
Ernest Hemingway
Karsh
Ottowa
Erieda
Pacific Telephone
Sid Beamer
S. State St
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