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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1966

Page

4

Keene Sues Doctor Over Trust and Alleged Sexual Therapy

Dorothea Keene, 35, a Tu ng housewife, filed suit against Dr Jereme H Franklin in Superior Court on Monday. She says the physician gained her complete confidence and control, claimed her lack of sexual activity caused her problems, and suggested himself as a sexual partner. After months of treatment he billed her $225 for services she says were not provided.

Los Angeles Dorothea. Keene A. Tung Jerémhe H. Franklin Peerly F Hills Keene Donald. Keenie Franklin

Valley Rodeo Winners Named at Weekend Fair

Saddle riding winner Jack Thrasher of Sacramento earned top prize. Bill Haynes from Empire City took the second prize. Results reflect a weekend rodeo at the fair with several divisions and prizes awarded.

Jack ‘Thrasher Sacramento Bill Haynes

Notice of Property Purchase and Legal Action in Mendocino

Public legal notice describes a proposed real property conveyance in Mendocino County California. It lists the parcel description near Section 17 T17N R11W and a bid of twelve thousand thirty dollars. Also included is a summons in a California court case Allen v Allen requiring appearance within ten days and warning of default judgment.

Fu Chase California Mendocino T. Tin Woudervisors Caspar Laimber Nas Tousan United Court House Ukiah Mendaqoino Ore Ann Allen Richard “Watne Allen Deendant State OF Irty

Frank Branegas At CBA Meeting

Frank Branegas attends the 75th California Bankers Association convention in San Francisco. Brink Branson, president of the Savings Bank of Mendocino County, and Mrs Branson are present. Dr Charles Franklin Phillips of Bates College spoke at the Sunday dinner. Paul I Wren of the American Bankers Association and Old Colony Trust Company spoke on Monday in Boston.

Trustees clash over district budget and salary plan

Trustees wrestled with freezing salaries and reduced increments, arguing the younger staff bear the brunt as taxes and funding pressures rise. They discussed saving money, potential cuts to bus transport and sessions, and delaying budget changes while planning further talks to align salary schedules with new state relief and spending limits. The meeting touched on physical fitness data, building rents, and delaying budget revisions until a later adjourned session.

Williamson Elder SF Eahortanahtek Gowen Sahahan Ey Mendoseta Halvergen Broaddus Hopland Oak Manor

Fishing a Lifeline for One in Fifty Portuguese Men

A historical note states that one out of every fifty Portuguese men earns his living by fishing, underscoring the importance of the sea to coastal communities and its role in sustaining livelihoods.

McPhee Speaks At Cal Poly Commencement

Dr Julian A McPhee will deliver the commencement address at California State Polytechnic College San Luis Obispo. He is retiring after 33 years as president. The 1:30 p m June 18 ceremony in Mustang Stadium will include Dr Dale W Alded among others with about 400 attendees expected.

San Luis Obispo Julian A. McPhee California ‘State Polytechnic College McPhee Mustang Stadium

Dime-a-Dip Dinner At Little Lake Grange

The Little Lake Grange will host a Dime-a-Dip dinner on May 26 at 6 30 p m in the dining room at School and Pine Streets Willits The public is invited The regular Grange meeting will follow at 8 p m with the confer ring of the third and fourth degrees to be conducted and candidates from other Mendocino County Granges expected to attend

Little Ae Grange Pine Streets Willits Mendocino County Little Lake

Ky Protests Continued At Saigon Embassy Barricades

Protests in Saigon near the U S embassy intensify as Buddhist monks and nuns march in silence toward the area where Ky was to speak. Police and Vietnamese marines reinforce the embassy with barbed wire while the crowd remains nonviolent.

U.S Palace Saigon United States Thog Nhut Biv Vien Hoa Dao

Patina Forms on Statues Over Time, Greenish Film Noted

A greenish patina develops on outdoor statues as copper alloys react with the environment. The film protects underlying metal and signals long exposure to air and moisture, a common sight on monuments and historic sculptures.

Presbyterians Approve New 20th Century Confession

The 178th Presbyterian General Assembly in Boston overwhelmingly approved a 20th century confession claiming the Bible contains God's revelations rather than his exact words. The document goes to 188 local Presbyteries for ratification with potential final approval by the 179th General Assembly next year.

Boston UPI 178Th Presbyterian General Assembly United Presbyterian Church of U.S.A

Marriage Fees Are Going Up

Sacramento reports the Legislature approved an Assembly bill raising local government legal fees. The old $2 marriage license is replaced by $5, small claims filings rise from $1 to $1.50, and civil action filings including divorce from $10 to $18. Assemblyman Porter said costs outpaced funding. Assemblyman Young warned the poor would bear the burden and plans to seek a veto.

UPB Senate Assembly Carley V. Porter D-Compton Pearce Young D-Napa Edmund G. Brown Young

In-County Jail Transfer Placed On Route

Sheriff reports Gilbert Middlebrook Jr. of Chamberlain Creek Sagat oe Camp is en route to Susanville corrections. Norman Abram Koski, 44, Fort Bragg, is en route to Santa Rosa to face Sono ma County non-support charges per a warrant.

Sheriff’s Office Gilbert Middlebrook Jr Chamberlain Creek Sagat Oe Susanville Norman Abram Koski Fort’ Bragg Santa Rosa Sonoma

Copper and Bronze Patina Forms in Air or Soil

Patina, a greenish film, develops on copper and bronze when exposed to the atmosphere or buried underground, indicating natural aging and surface chemistry changes over time. The coating results from oxidation and interaction with environmental moisture and elements.

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Valley Rodeo Eg Eye Broaddus.ee Board of Supervisora Beaugeaine County Dorothy V. Starky Hugh L. Preston Frank Branegas OME Larry Lynch al Anton Jr Yesteryear Jerome Studio Lorr Cal Poly Little Lake Grange Sam M Ray JR Mary Gilley Ceee Mary Agenc Reno H. Bartolomie George E. Smith Bartolomie Phil Drath Congress Robert Waugh Viet Nam Cotati-Petaluma Larkspur Napa Central Drath Richard Fulk
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