Pope John XXIII Suffering From Abnormal Growth
Vatican declares Pope John XXIII in critical condition with an alleged abnormal growth in the stomach and possible cancer. Medical authorities caution over wording while noting internal hemorrhages tied to the ailment.
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William F. Sunderland
Vatican City
UPI
Vatican
John XXIII
British Cancer Research Council
London
J.G. Bennette
British Association For Cancer Research
Pope
Pope John
Frost Alert Stations Proposed for Mendocino Lake Counties
The Mendocino and Lake County boards consider a frost warning service funded with 1 025 from the agricultural commissioner budget, matched by Lake County and supported by 15 growers groups. If approved 20 frost warning stations would be built, 10 per county, potentially saving growers thousands yearly. Also discussed were rural street name standardization and a 25 percent raise for criminal deputy Dale Underwood to align with civil deputy George Nelson.
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Mendocino
Lake
Board of Supervisors
Dwight Hulse
Lake County
Ted Eriksen Jr
Mendocino County
Ukiah Valley
Redwood Valley
Potter Valley
Hopland
Eriksen
Dale Underwood
Fune
George Nelson
Giuntoli Fined for Contributing to Delinquency
Bob Giuntoli twenty two was fined five hundred twenty five dollars after pleading guilty to contributing to the delinquency of minor girls following a beer drinking episode at his Talmage home. One girl was hired while the two were en route home. Manslaughter charges against the other girl, driver of the car, were dismissed. Dave Rupe twenty eight appeared not guilty and asked for jury trial. Hugh Preston moved to dismiss charges. Judge Winslow to rule tomorrow. Giuntoli represented by Merle Orchard.
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Bob Giuntoli
Robert Winslow
Giuntoli
Talmage
Winslow
Dave Rupe
Bheer
Rupe
Hugh Preston
Merle Orchard
Beauty Shop Sued Over Frost Treatment Damage
Mrs. Royce Cochran sues a Fort Worth beauty shop for 5000 dollars claiming a frost treatment damaged her shoulder length hair with several unintended colors. The incident occurred Monday and upholds a claim of cosmetic injury from the procedure.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Pickup overturns injuring three Ukiah teens
Three Ukiah teenagers were injured yesterday afternoon when a northbound pickup overturned on Old River Road six miles south of Talmage. Ben W. Foster, 16, suffered multiple jaw fractures, lost five teeth, and underwent a five hour surgery with a Santa Rosa specialist at Ukiah General Hospital. Driver Clay Selzer, 17, was cited for excessive speed. Freida Reed, 15, and another passenger remained hospitalized for observation.
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Ukiah
Old River Road
Talmage
Ben W. Foster
Ben Foster
Jones
Ukiah General Hospital
Young Foster
Santa Rosa
Clay Selze
James Selzer
Watson Road
Freida Reed
Cecil Reed
N. State Street
Young Selzer
Miss Reed
California Highways
John Mason
Ukiah General
Zimmerman
Find Your Name in Journal for Free Ice Follies Tickets
Daily Journal to run Find Your Name in classifieds starting Monday June 3 readers whose names appear in front page ads win two tickets to Shipstads Johnsons 27th annual Ice Follies at San Francisco Winterland opening June 19 no subscriptions or gimmicks involved scan want ads for bargains then for hidden names each weekday a new name listed daily through Friday one reader may find their name and win two tickets
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Daily Journal
Shipstads & Johnson
San Francisco
Winterland
Journal
Avant
Junior Sailing Club Planned For Lake Mendocino
Plans to form a Junior Sailing club at Lake Mendocino are outlined for a meeting at 7 30 PM in the Women’s Social Hall of the Presbyterian church. Empire Sailing club sponsor Eric Jakobsen leads efforts to train youths and adults, provide boats, and establish a non profit charter with safety courses and life saving oversight.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Empire Sailing Club
Eric Jakobsen
Avill
Lake Mendocino
Alsiah Recreation Department
Red Cross
Wally George
Conrad Cox
Bob Hunt
Donn Weaver
Guy Starke
Rod Shippey
Frank Dailey
Ukiah
Jim Aggsi
Corps of Engineers
Martin Wener
No Pie in Sky Supreme Court Supports Negro Rights
The U S Supreme Court ruled that constitutional rights must be fulfilled now, not delayed. In a unanimous decision led by Justice Goldberg, the court said delays in desegregation of parks and recreation facilities in Memphis were inappropriate, signaling a shift from the 1955 school desegregation pace.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
Memphis
Goldberg
High Court
Church Race Meeting On Monday In Ukiah
A public gathering on Church and Race will be held Monday at 8 p.m. in the Methodist church social hall. Organizers Rev Ralph Fellersen and Rev Tom Power invite all residents to attend. John T Braxton of Sacramento will speak. the event aims to address racial prejudice as a community concern.
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Methodist Church
Ukiah
Ralph Fellerson
Tom Power
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
John T. Braxton
Sacramento
Braxton
Florida
Mississippi
San Francisco
Fellersen
Deep South
Power
Ukiah Veterans Plan Memorial Day Ceremonies
Ukiah Post 1900 Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion Post announce Memorial Day ceremonies at 11 a.m. Thursday at Ukiah Cemetery to honor departed veterans with flags on graves. Call Ukiah Chamber of Commerce at 462-4705 to report unmarked graves or remote burials. VFW also holds a 9:30 a.m. ceremony at Potter Valley Cemetery.
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Ukiah Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ukiah ‘American Legion
Ukiah
United States
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Potter Valley
Fire Watchers For the Birds Fire Chief Hopes for Caution
Fire Chief Al Bechtel urged restraint as residents enjoyed cool summer evenings. Ukiah Fire Department answered a 9 15 p m call to a shed blaze on East River Road south of Talmage destroying bedding and possessions valued around 600 dollars. The glow drew a traffic jam that required sheriff and highway patrol to clear the route for volunteer firefighters. The shed fire followed a earlier grass blaze, both likely sparked by nearby incinerator sparks.
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al Bechtel
Ukiah
Harold Smith
East River Road
Talmage
Highway Patrol
Memorial Day Closures Across Ukiah Area
The Ukiah Daily Journal reports that the newspaper city county and government offices and city schools will observe Memorial Day as a legal holiday. Downtown businesses except food stores will close. The paper’s Friday deadline is noon tomorrow and schools will be in session Friday as usual.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
The
Daily Journal
Question of Pope John XXIII's successor grows urgent
Vatican observers list possible contenders as Pope John XXIII's illness deepens. Names floated include Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini of Milan, Peter Gregory Cardinal Agagianian, Urbani of Venice, Lercaro of Bologna, Ruffini of Palermo, and Valeri of the Religious Congregation, with the College of Cardinals to decide in secret conclave.
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Vatican
John XXI
John
Papacy
Pius
Giovanni Battista Cardinal “‘Montini
Milan
Peter Gregory
Agagianian
Giovanni Cardinal Urbani
Venice
Giacomo Cardinal’ Lercaro
Bologna
Ernesto Cardinal Ruffini
Palermo
Valerio’ Cardinal
Valeri
The
Sacred Congregation of the Religious
Civil Service Works On Road Department Reclassification
The Civil Service Commission accepted new classifications for county road department positions during a four hour session in the Grand Jury room. Present were Gordon McKillican and Kempe Richardson. A follow up meeting is set for Monday June 3 at 7 p.m. to consider Richardson's salary increase recommendations. The plan redesignates laborers as road maintenance men 1, truck drivers as road maintenance men 2, light equipment operators as equipment operators 1, and heavy equipment operators as equipment operators 2 to increase department flexibility.
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Civil Service Commission
Grand Jury Room
Gordon McKillican
Kempe Richardson
Richardson
Road Department
Swan halt delays three trains near London line
A swan with a broken leg blocked tracks between Shepperton and Waterloo, causing one train cancellation and three delays. An engineer waited for the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to remove the bird from the rail line.
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London
UPI
Shepperton
Waterloo Station
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Gas tax boost clears Assembly Ways-Means for Brown
A bill raising California’s gas tax from six to seven cents a gallon and expanding vehicle taxes cleared the Assembly Ways and Means Committee on a voice vote, advancing toward Gov. Edmund G. Brown who pledged no new taxes. The measure would also empower counties to raise in lieu taxes for rapid transit, potentially boosting state revenue by about 109.6 million dollars annually, with full effect contingent on Senate action and Brown’s signature or veto.
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DE van L. Shumway
Sacramento
UPS
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Randolph Col Mer
D-Yreka
Assembly Ways and Means
Assembly
Senate
County Board of Supervisors
Collier
Charles J. Conrad
Sherman Oaks
GOP
Charles Hunt
Automobile Club of
Southern California
Los ‘Angeles
Virgil Anderson
California State Automobile Association
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Steve Fitch
Don Ford
Empire Junior Sailing Club
Erickson
U.S. Supreme Court
Charlotte G. Moulton
Washington
Supreme Court
Ukiah's Veterans Plan
Civil Service
Will Brown
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