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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1963
Page
5
Vatican reports reveal Pope John XXIII grew weaker with a severe gastric condition and internal bleeding. He canceled audiences and began a nine day novena for Pentecost as doctors held an emergency bedside consultation and administered frequent blood transfusions.
Sacramento dispatch reports Gov Edmund G Brown signed a new bill to prevent cruelty to children. The measure by Assemblyman Gordon Cologne requires physicians and surgeons to report suspected child cruelty to police when a child is brought in for treatment.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned race conflict in the United States wounds U S image abroad and complicates foreign policy. Speaking to about 300 private groups, he urged rapid solutions to discrimination at home to sustain global leadership and freedom. He compared U S policy to running a race with one leg in a cast.
Mendocino Committee and County Chamber of Commerce include a Junior and family sailing initiative in the 1963-64 budget. Senior Girl Scout troops and Sea Scout Ship back the plan with lesson interest and volunteer help. Attorney Charles Bell offers services, while Marvin Bowen, Don Moir, Guy Starke, and Mrs. Donn Weaver join as advisors. Santa Rosa Junior Sailing club charter lent to Ukiah as a guide.
United Press International reports the Revere Camera Co introduced the 435 Sound Slide Projector. It combines a 35mm slide projector and tape recorder, recording 20 seconds per magnetic slide mount, with a 40-slide capacity and built in audio playback. It weighs 25 pounds, uses a Wollensak lens, and lists for $250 with magazines and magnetic mounts sold separately.
The Contractors State License Board plans to issue a general building contractor license to Raymond O. Denny and Richard F. Gianoli of Denny and Gianoli Contractors at 698 North Oak Street Ukiah if no protests are received by June 13.
Rosa and Lake Merritt Sailing clubs have been acquired for use in training classes here. Tonight's organizational meeting will include special films of Side 14 races shown by Wally George. Jakobsen will outline his history of the Empire Sailing club.
Fire watchers reported green grass at the Charles Bell residence on Vichy Springs Road near Ukiah at 2 45 p m yesterday. Chief Bechtel urged keeping roads clear for fire trucks and volunteer firemen who lack sirens to avoid delays that increase danger and possible destruction.
A man armed with a small revolver robbed a Cleveland Tennessee bank of $15806 Monday. He was arrested two and a half hours later while walking along a sidewalk with two sacks of money.
Gov George Wallace rejects a federal subpoena served on a housemaid at the Alabama governor’s mansion saying she is dead and civilly dead Wallace will not appear at the hearing in Birmingham next Monday and may allow his lawyers to seek dismissal for lack of jurisdiction U S marshals served papers on Vivian Malone and David McGlathery enrollment at the University of Alabama is at issue UPI report from Montgomery Alabama.
Top leaders of the state and nation attended the Redmen annual district meeting held Saturday in Kalevala hall Fort Bragg with greetings to California reservation sachem Wayne Winkler and United States Reservation junior sagamore Larry Harrington. Gus Wallach led greetings as district deputy great sachem as more than 100 attendees from 26 northern California tribes joined an abalone feed and social evening with dancing.
The Legislature debated a 200 000 yearly gas tax raise by increasing liquefied petroleum from 6 to 7 cents a gallon. Assemblyman Belotti fought to delete the provision. Assemblyman Landerman resigned from the Municipal and County Government Committee after it backed six bills promoting regionalization. Chapel sought floor action on two bills to curb porno graphic sales, aiming to move them from the Criminal Procedure Committee. Ways and Means revived a bill for a state general services administration. Senate panel rejected a bill to ban billboards within 800 feet of streets, allowing only information for motorists and local business signs.
In Sacramento the Senate approved 22 to 12 a bill by Sen. Fred Farr to suspend for four years the bounty on mountain lions. Critics argued the policy, lasting since before, supported local jobs but Farr said the bounty serves no useful purpose and the delay allows study by the game department.
Vincent Angell operates Berlin's Pharmacy at 106 South State Street between the Bank of America Parking Lot and Maple Cafe. The store emphasizes personalized service, 24 hour photo finishing, large vitamin and sun care selections, perfumes and fragrances, and immediate delivery on emergency prescriptions.
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