Right-to-Work is 'Kiss of Death' By De Van L. Shumway
The piece analyzes right to work as a political poison for the California GOP. It cites Pye soundings in California and quotes figures like Nelson Rockefeller and Goldwater era supporters. It discusses the potential impact on the 1964 campaign and implications for California governors and national conventions.
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DE van L. Shumway
San Francisco
Geer Hinmen
California
Caaifornia
Vpchteto
Condy
New York
GOP
Hho
Wale
Newline
Peay Assis
Prietistier
Coolibontey
Couness O Painesen
Hinman
Goldwater
Jane's Puritan
Rockefeller
Croleiacitea Haisor Iiterebe
Vevey
Dee der Raecebee
Fie
Policemen's Ball Promises Evening at Fairgrounds
The Ukiah Police Officers Association hosts the Vth Annual Policemen's Ball tomorrow night at the fairgrounds. EMTS and local bands provide entertainment. Sal Vance and his orchestra will perform. Tickets are 125 per person with proceeds aiding widows and orphans of the association and community projects.
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Ukith Police Officers Association
Opis Vth
Dinette
Ted Harphew
Sal Vance
San Francisco
Ukiah Police Otters’ Association
Ae Glen
Chaece
Schenehota
Delphiens
Daily Journal's Hawaiian Tour Leaves Monday
The Ukiah Journal staff departs Monday for a Hawaiian tour to cover Aloha Week events in San Francisco. Publisher BoA Coder directs the crew as they travel via the homeland route and return to report from the international airport in San Francisco.
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Daily Journal
Ukiah Bats
Morelli
Ukiah Bats Journal
Boa Coder
San Francisco
Catlons
Aloha
King Leadership Strengthened Amid Turbulent Press Era
A fragmented report describes strengthening leadership amid a culled press climate. It references Martin Luther King and calls for decisive action, with mentions of international influence, contested messages, and public response to leadership during a period of upheaval.
Wakefield Taylor Named Judge of Appeal Court
Wakefield Taylor has been named to the District Court of Appeals in San Francisco. He is the brother of John Tastor, county superintendent, and succeeds Diane Roraker after confirmation as appellate judge. His education includes attendance at local schools and higher study at a university, with prior service in Contra Costa County.
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Wakefield Taylor
Wakefeld
Ko Tastor
oasehGals
District Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Ileus
John Tastor
Jide
Tastor
Contra Costa County Superior Court
Diane Roraker
Moe Paesedones Pudere
Dawid
Sro
Ivos Pollow
Dada Taye
Pallsehinel Heose
No Interruption Of TV During Service Changes
Odd garbled notice references TV service changes and potential delays. Mentions Fast May, meetings, and consumer concerns about disruptions. Garbled place names and dates appear. main action implied is ongoing service alteration with possible impact on customers.
Ski Club Bottle Drive Tomorrow
Odd fragmented notice describes a Ski Club bottle drive scheduled for tomorrow. The readable text mentions a person seeking marriage offers and a reference to a past event with a possible threat or pressure tied to a relationship, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Ski Club Bottle Drive
Macmillan resigns. Home named to form new government
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan resigns and Queen Elizabeth names Foreign Secretary Lord Home to form a new administration. The move ends eight days of Conservative party strife as Home meets with colleagues and faces mixed reactions from party leaders and Labour. The palace announced Home was invited to form an administration and will consult his colleagues as he begins the task.
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Harry Stathol
London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Queen Elizabeth
Lord Home
Home
R.a.rab Butler
Lord Tailsham
Tome
Macmillan
Buckingham Palare O
King Edward VII Hospital
Stuminons Hone Nest
Lord Tome
New 10 Downing Street
Tiee
Gerald Naaroo
Stong
F Lord Vailsham
ADP
Niel Gireh
Homie
Omar
Space Team Of Spacemen Introduced in Houston
In Houston a new NASA group introduced for moon missions includes the first bachelor among three astronaut teams. The 11 members, all jet pilots, hail from Navy, Air Force, and civilian ranks and are to train at NASAs Space Center. The announcement coincides with a two week joint training exercise in India and allied nations to boost modern air defenses.
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Houston, Tex
UPID
Space Agency
U. S
University of Houston
Cul Ten
Neny Tie
Naetional Aeronautics and Sparce
Marine Cape Cattan C. Williams Shi
St. of Mobile
Quantico
Navy
Richard Gordon Jr
Monteresy
Calif
Roger Bo Chaffee
Fairborn
Ohio
Walter Cunningham
Creston
Tawa
Air Force
Donn I. Kesele
Wirkland Air Foree Base
No M
Nave
Alan Od. Bevin
Jacksonville
Bla
Russell
Schwejeksart
Lexington
Mass
David BR Sean
St. Edwards
Cif
Charles A. Wassete
Edward
Catt
Air Forcoe
Mdwin Bo
AL Daring
Wallin
Anders
Whields
U.S
Washington
UPI
Eirteen
FPO
India
Enelian
Defense Department
Sse Thursdss
Pritish
Australina
Tochin
Aisa
Tito Bedridden With Influenza
Tito of Ynestivia, aged 7, awaited a medical bulletin as he was bedridden with influenza symptoms delaying his California tour. President Kennedy had pledged help to ease Cold War tensions. Personal physicians reported a steady temperature, and the president planned to stay at his Williamsburg home for the day.
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AL Rossiter JR
Willeamsburg
Valeri
Tito
Ynestivia
California
Kennedy
Williamsburg
Udall Seeks Backing For Pacific Southwest Water Plan
Interior Secretary Udall meets California Water Commission to push expansion of the Auburn Dam Folsom South Canal plan. Budget Bureau approves funding terms, while critics warn the federal scheme may affect southern California water projects. Officials cite regional water shortages and federal funds to build major canal system.
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Robert Fairbanks
Sacramento
UPS
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
California Water Commission
Budget Bureau
Cdall
Av Teleravin T
Commission Fund
SOU
BL Mi Doy
Te Progr Os
Wenneds
Caneress
Telerain Front
James WK. Carr
California
Othe
Pla
Molall
Commission
SCTE
Watchdog Satellites Patrol Space War as Nuke Test Capable
CAPE CANAVERAL reports first sentry satellite began a historic 60 million mile around earth patrol to watch for nuclear explosions and a companion satellite nears orbit. The project, a U.S. effort to detect atmospheric tests, aims to record detonations as small as 10 kilotons from up to 200 million miles away.
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Cape Canaveral
UEPN
America’s
Earth
Siace
Phe
Moeontet
Ukik
U S Faces Recession Fears Amid Mixed Economic Signs
Hot Springs undersecretary Franklin D Roosevelt and Kennedy aides warn that despite booming business, indicators point to possible recession in the near future. Walter W Heller echoes the concern, urging passage of the President’s economic bill to spur activity, while noting unemployment remains high as growth continues.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sage Inday
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Walter W. Heller
Kennedy Rath Roosevelt
Teller
Othe Ona Hien
Business Council
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