Favorite Son Debate Shapes 1964 GOP Primary View
The piece examines how favorite son candidacies may influence the 1964 GOP race led by Nelson Rockefeller Barry Goldwater and George Romney. It notes Wisconsin Ohio California and Colorado as key states, primary tests, and the tension between open ballots and party leaders avoiding home-ground defeats. It discusses primary value versus political risk and the public’s right to influence nomination outcomes.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Wisconsin
Ohio
Colorado
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
George Romney
Michigan
Oregon
California
Senior Citizens urged to join Peace Corps abroad posts
Senior citizens are invited to apply for hundreds of Peace Corps postings in 45 countries as openings arise from completed tours and program expansions. Director Sargent Shriver explains seasoned volunteers provide expertise and wisdom. Applications must be filed quickly with offices offering questionnaires during Senior Citizens Month, with basic skills, health clearance, and orientation as requirements.
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Peace Corps
Peace
Ukiah airport land sale edged toward expansion
Ukiah city council approved paying 34000 for land south of the current airport after over an hour of discussion marking a step toward lengthening the field. Dr. Bernard Steen returns to the Medical Center on North Highway after two years in service. Local residents and visitors from Covelo shop and visit Ukiah, with social calls at Fae Hendricks and the George W. Davis home.
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Ukiah
Bernard Steen
North Highway
Harold C. Tuttle
Alice Rehner
Frances
Covelo
Smallmouth bass angling tips from Shasta Lake expert
Sacramento report recounts California fishing lore as Rome Brousseau of Redding shares a home made streamer fly for smallmouth bass. He trolls a bright orange streamer behind a boat held near shorelines to hook several strikes in an hour and a half at Shasta Lake.
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Sacramento
CNS
California
Rome Brousseau
Redding
Brousseau
Shasta Lake
Broussau
al Shasta
Mendocino Men In UC Class Of 1913 And Fort Bragg Creamery
Fifty years ago on May 16 1913 Mendocino county had eight men in the University of California class of 1913 Thomas Connelly J C Ruddock Jr Edgar Dutton William A Chessall Percy Marks Selby Marks Earl Snell from Uriah Cassius Rowe Willits Edith Hoag earned high school certificate after postgraduate study Ukiah Driving Club held a lively meeting Tuesday night planning a Decoration Day matinee at the Fairgrounds A Fort Bragg creamery project will soon rise on Redwood avenue with many dairymen pledging support.
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Mendocino County
University of California
Thomas Connelly
J. C. Ruddock
Edgar Dutton
William A. Chessall
Percy Marks
Selby Marks
Earl Snell
Uriah
Cassius Rowe
Willits
Edith Hoag
Ukiah Driving Club
Fairgrounds
Fort Bragg
Redwood Avenue
California Governor Targets Tax Reforms Amid Legislative Battle
Governor Edmund G Brown presses for tax withholding and installment changes as Assembly and Senate divergent views shape deals. Key bills face uncertain votes with a potential $15 million annual rapid transit funding possibility for Los Angeles County. Brown may appear before a Senate committee to push a four year moratorium on capital punishment. Meanwhile Fairview State Hospital plans a leadership overhaul as mistreatment investigations loom.
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Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Inglewood
Nicholas Petris
Oakland
Unruh
Senate
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Burns
Randolph Collier
Dyreka
Collier
Ian
Fairview State Hospital
Costa Mesa
Department of Mental ‘Hygiene
Hyman Tucker
Vittorio G. Arcndi
Tucker
Letters to the Editor Ukiah May 21 1963
Ukiah area readers commend the Ukiah Daily Journal for its coverage of tax and bond issues and for supporting the community a good school system and pleasant Ukiah. A reader praises the newspaper for timely accurate coverage and expresses gratitude for its friendship to Ukiah Union Elementary School District. Another letter defends Pacific Telephone Company and its growth as necessary, citing wages taxes and construction in Northern California and invites the company to continue confounding the public. A final note questions Drew Pearson's May 10 article about political movements and asks if a solution is possible.
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Ukiah
Calif
Ukiah Daily Journal
Jack Simpson
Ukiah Union Elementary School District
Pany
Shekels
Redwood Empire
California
Pacific Telephone Company
Hanson
Lakeport
Drew Pearson
Sacramento Capitol Pace Quickens After Slower Start
In the California capitol with five weeks left in the session the pace has surged. Governor proposals move from pigeonholed to active. some bills face doubts while others advance. Highlights include reforms in campaign reporting, an approved withholding tax plan by one committee, and federal money prospects through ANC program alignment. Two enacted bills impact advisory committees and district governance, with a guest book listing local supporters.
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Sacramento
Capitol
Sbill
ANC
Grumman Officials Tied to Big $1000 Democratic Dinner
A Washington column alleges Grumman Aircraft officials bought and promoted $1000 tickets at a Nassau County Democrats dinner while seeking the $6 billion TFX contract. The piece targets GOP congressmen for a probe into Democratic contributions and cites pushy oilman backing and delayed donor lists. It also critiques Speaker Helm’s spending in Pennsylvania and notes Mechem’s changes to reapportionment support.
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Grumman
J. B. Rettaliata
Nassau County
Democrats’ Journal
Kennedy
Texas
Bedford Wynne
Murchison
Wynne
Grumman Aircraft
General Dynamics
Democratic National Committee
GOP
Stuart Helm
Pennsylvania
General Assembly of the States
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Helm
Sun Oil Company
Nnational
Speaker Helm
Sun Oil
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Florida
C. Stanley Mechem
Ohio Senate
Columbus
Sen
Mechem
Dusty” Rhodes
USA
Allied Artists, Security Pictures form 10 film deal
Allied Artists announces a contract with Security Pictures for the production of ten top caliber pictures over the next two and a half years. The distribution will cover the Western Hemisphere and Japan, expanding Allied Artists' international slate.
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Hollywood
UPI
Allied Artists
Security Pictures, Inc
Western Hemisphere
Japan
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Round Valley Ranch
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Mill Creek
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State Theatre
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