Rev Sohn to Deliver Ukiah High Baccalaureate Address
Ukiah high school seniors across the class of 344 will hear Pastor Edwin Sohn of Faith Lutheran Church deliver the baccalaureate address on Freedom Now. Invocation by Rick McGehee, scripture reading by Phillip Fulks, and a prayer by Marianne Wallace precede organ accompaniment by Stephen Palmer and solo by Ronda Adams.
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Ukiah High School
Edwin Sohn
Faith Lutheran Church
Rick McGehee
Phillip Fulks
Marianne Wallace
Ukiah Ministerial Association
Stephen Palmer
First Presbyterian Church
Ronda Adams
Usherettes
Pam Alexander
Cindi Bennett
Ellen Bruton
Collene Duke
Debbie Gein
Carolyn Thompson
Whitney Blake Campaigns for McCarthy in Ukiah Visit
Miss Whitney Blake renowned as Hazel’s mother campaigns for Sen. Eugene McCarthy in Ukiah with 15 Oregon college students and Ukiah High School girls. She arrives at 3 p.m. at Ukiah airport and speaks at Yokayo Shopping Center, continuing through San Francisco Tracy and Vallejo.
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Whitney Blake
Hazel
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Ukiah
Oregon
May 1968 Ukiah Weather Report Temperature Extremes
Weather bulletin with high and low temperatures for May 1968 and May 1967. Entries show daytime highs around 85 and 66 degrees, lows near 52 and 45. Notes include noon readings, rainfall totals, and department observer attribution.
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Ukiah Weather
Ripon Society Says Reagan Unqualified for National Post
The Ripon Society a liberal Republican research group says Gov Ronald Reagan is unqualified for any national post requiring administrative or diplomatic responsibility in a 16000 word report. Executive director Thomas E Petri notes member loyalties split between Nelson Rockefeller and Richard Nixon while predicting Eugene J McCarthy as Nixon’s likely November opponent. The group criticizes Reagan’s simplistic domestic stance and focus on military force abroad, warning a Nixon Reagan ticket could split the party left wing. The report concludes if Reagan is unqualified for president he is unqualified for vice president, with further discussion on electoral impact.
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Cambridge
Mass
Nixon
New York
Reagan
Ronald Reagan
Impac
Jury Instruction Sequence Filmed In Superior Court
A half hour filmed sequence of Judge Robert Winslow giving jury instructions was staged in Superior Court Dept. 1 with twelve Ukiah residents as a simulated jury. The clip, filmed by Les Johnson, will be shown via closed circuit television during the California College of Trial Judges conference at the Earl Warren Legal Center on the UC Berkeley campus. Judge Winslow will participate in the Berkeley session, which runs the last two weeks of August.
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Dept. 1
Superior Court
Robert Winslow
Les Johnson
California College of Trial Judges
Earl Warren Legal Center
University of California
Berkeley
Winslow
Police and Sheriff Report All Quiet for Memorial Day
Ukiah police reported a peaceful Memorial Day with no arrests, crimes or accidents Thursday and hope for continued safety over the weekend. The sheriff’s office echoed the quiet period, noting only a minor incident in the Hopland area involving a coke machine coin jiggle.
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Ukiah
Sheriff’s Office
Indians oppose Covelo Dams Plan for Dos Rios on Eel River
The Covelo Indian Council passes a resolution opposing the 400 million Dos Rios dam project threatening 15,000 acres of prime Round Valley farmland. The Yukis demand better land exchanges and preservation of heritage as counties join in opposition and a federal decision looms.
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U. S. Corps of Engineers
Eel River
Covelo
Norman W. Whipple
Council
Round Valley
Congress
Mendocino County
Corps
A. D. Wilder
Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
Washington, D. C
Coveld
Washington
Save the Eel River Association
Association
France reshuffles cabinet as protests threaten to topple regime
Premier Georges Pompidou announced a major government shakeup while armored columns moved toward Paris amid two weeks of crippling strikes. Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville was moved to finance. Michel Debre took the foreign portfolio. Defense Minister Pierre Messmer remained. Parliament to vote June 23. de Gaulle dissolved parliament to quell the crisis.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Paris
UPI
Georges Pompidou
Maurice Couve de Murville
Finance Ministry
Finance
Michel Debre
Foreign Ministry
Defense
Pierre Messmer
Pompidou
Charles de Gaulle
France
Sayen
Ape ‘Pompidou
Northwestern California Weather Outlook
Northwestern California remains fair through Saturday with night and morning overcast along the coast and cloudy conditions in the extreme north. Light showers possible Saturday north of Cape Mendocino, cooler in coastal valleys, high today around 88 and low near 50 in Ukiah.
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California
Cape Mendocino
Crawford scholarship named for Ukiah family recipient named
Ukiah senior Karen Soeth Crawford received a $500 memorial scholarship honoring Frank and Vivian Crawford, killed in 1966. Presented by Ukiah residents Peggy Schmidbauer and Lois Tracy, the award starts a trio of yearly $500 scholarships for Ukiah, Potter Valley, and Round Valley High Schools, with openings for future recipients and more details on Page 6.
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Crawford
Karen Soeth
Ukiahi
Frank
Vivian
George Schmidbauer Jr
Don Tracy
Crawfords
William Crawford
Ukiah
Potter Valley
Round Valley
Allen Coryell
Ukiah High
Journal
Erickson
Karen Stern
Norman Soeth
Dora
Vivian Crawford
Northwest Territory
Miss Soeth
Peggy Schmidbauer
Lois Tracy
Frank M. Crawford
Potter Valley High School
Round Valley High School
Covelo
Frank Crawford
Bud Crofoot
Ukiah High Studio Band To Perform for UVARC
Ukiah High Studio Band under director Rowland Nielson will perform at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Ukiah auditorium for a benefit event supporting the AWARD workshop aiding mentally and physically challenged individuals. Student director Jeff Langley will play piano as the group agrees to support the community cause despite a heavy schedule and homework.
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Ukiah
UVARC
Jeff Langley
WOW
Ukiahi
Rowland Nielson
Ukiah Valley Association For
Nielson
Johnson Swallows 6 Billion Cut For Tax Hike
President Johnson said he would accept a six billion dollar spending cut if required for an income tax increase, a stance backed by House Republicans though liberals object to large cuts. Johnson spoke during Memorial Day at the LBJ ranch after Vietnam talks with Westmoreland and Prime Minister Gorton, as peace talks in Paris resumed without substantive progress.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Johnson
Congress
House
Senate
LBJ Ranch
Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
John Gorton
Westmoreland
Saigon
Paris
Poll Reports Reagan Slipping in California
UPI reports a Mervin Field Poll showing California voters souring on Ronald Reagan with a rise in poor ratings and a drop in good ratings since June 1967. Current results: 30% good, 36% fair, 30% poor, 4% no opinion, with tax hikes and mental health budget cuts named as main gripes.
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San Francisco
UPI
Mervin Field
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Mendocino State Hospital shooting leaves patient dead
A Mendocino State Hospital patient was killed at 1 40 p m on the hospital grounds near Ward 6. Another patient was shot in the jaw and seriously wounded. Joseph R Jahn, 24, who had voluntarily committed himself on July 26 1967, was taken into custody and held in the county jail. He had been on leave and returned for an appointment. Sheriff Bartolomie said Jahn did not resist. The suspect fired a .22 rifle as he drove onto the grounds. a staff member narrowly escaped injury. Names could not be disclosed pending kin notification.
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Mendocino State Hospital
Joseph R. Jahn
Jahn
Reno Bartolomie
Hanoi Rejects Paris Plea in Vietnam War Tensions
North Vietnam rejected President Johnson's call for restraint and vowed continued resistance until total victory at the U.S.-North Vietnam talks. In Washington, Eugene J. McCarthy and Robert F. Kennedy prepared for a nationally televised debate after Kennedy's Oregon primary win.
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Hanoi
Paris
UPI
North Vietnam
Johnson
Xuan Thuy
U.S
United Press International
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
McCarthy
Hain
Oregon
ABC
Navy Ya Holds No Clues on Scorpion Submarine
The Navy reported no clues about the nuclear submarine Scorpion and said the situation grows grimmer with each passing hour as authorities continue the search.
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Scorpion
Norfolk
UPI
Navy
President Johnson Announces Rise in Government Interest Rates
President Johnson today announced a hike in interest on government securities EH and H, signaling a shift in fiscal policy and market expectations. The move affects investors, pension funds, and nationwide borrowing costs as officials seek to curb inflation and fund programs.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Johnson
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Stephenson
Linda Anderson
J. C. Penney
Chuck Phillips
Pennney
Dale Davis
H&h Furniture
Penney's
H&h
Karl
Rev. Sohn
Ukichi Baccalaureate
Janet May Thill
Donald Thill
Bud Millikan Rice
Mendoseta Teachers Association
California Teachers Association
John Kramer
Jerome Studio
Ripon Society
Karen Soeth Crawford
Swallows
Bulletin
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