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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1963
Page
5
Dining rooms are returning as distinct rooms with character and practicality. A wood paneling trend leads to warm, inviting spaces large enough for family and guests, with concealed china cabinets and glass walls linking indoors to the outdoors.
Immaculates 1 bath home with electric, fireplace, close to foothills. Various listings include two to three bedroom homes with radiant heat, wall to wall carpet, stone fireplace, carport, near schools in Ukiah area. Prices range from about 550 down payments to 22 000 with rentals and investment properties nearby. Realtors listed include Letha O Laughlin Marie Crabtree and others.
The California Real Estate Association joined a housing industry committee to oppose the Rumford Act and back an amendment to California’s constitution. CREA president J. H. Wilson led a 900 member board in Los Angeles to approve pursuing the measure via the next general election ballot. The amendment would nullify the Rumford Act and similar laws, arguing Americans should have the right to refuse housing transactions for any reason. The group noted support from Americans for Individual Freedom and that a draft amendment is prepared. CREA also joined Americans for Individual Freedom to fund efforts.
A tropical storm named Flora drifts toward eastern Cuba and the Guantanamo Bay area as winds strengthen. The weather service warns of a possible crossing near Oviente Province with high surf and gusts expected along the southern coast and near the naval base.
An old garden feature explains soil building as a long term investment. It recommends humus as a key ingredient and describes adding manure peat moss and other materials to improve soil structure, moisture retention, and fertility for a productive garden.
Dispatches from Moscow indicate Fidel Castro resists signing a treaty while pressing for stronger Soviet pressure on the United States to ease restrictions. The Cuban leader displayed signs of continued ties with the communist bloc amid the London Cup coverage.
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara argues differences of opinion exist among agencies over Southeast Asia policy during a closed Senate Armed Services session. He pledges a forthcoming inspection tour of the war region to assess preparations and objectives amid Communist forces.
Apparent remarks discuss Russia forming a moon team with references to various figures and potential trade, noting geopolitical implications. The text mentions individuals like Rogers and Teres amid speculation on Russia’s space ambitions and strategic alignments.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a crime or obituary notice with garbled names and repeated phrases. Readable bits mention a corpse, a suspect or threat, and references to locations or persons, but no clear event, date, or outcome to confirm.
Washington reports union negotiated wage gains in key collective bargaining agreements have declined since 1957. Bureau of Labor Statistics data show average wage gains in 1962 at eight cents per hour versus ten cents in 1955-57. Economists link the drop to higher unemployment and a shift toward job security over pay, while fringe benefits are not counted in these figures.
Henry FE. Thompson, 33, of Fort Bragg, was acquitted of drunk driving after a trial led by Judge Tudee Raw Ware. Fort Bragg Police arrested him following a blood alcohol test showing an approximate .21. Thompson testified he had not been drinking before the incident and disputed the arrest details.
A city planning commission session reviews proposed amendments and map revisions amid protests and questions from council members. Officials discuss how the urban project timetable aligns with existing zoning and center plans while addressing resident concerns and anticipated votes.
Red wood Valley Calpella marks Ma and Mrs Carr West Road Redwood Valley with a 2 to 5 p.m. Oct 13 open house honoring their 25th anniversary. The shows a long resident family with five children and active PTA involvement.
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