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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1963
Page
5
The Presbyterian Women's Association sets a rummage sale and lunch at 11 a.m. Thursday in Mendov ing Preston hall. The report blends notices of visitors, local residents, and seasonal knitting classes amid a string of community happenings and arrivals.
Coast Guard and Weather Bureau tracked Ginny as a hybrid storm off the Atlantic coast moving north from Delaware Bay toward Savannah. Gordon Dunn, chief hurricane expert, said the system was not fully tropical, with gusts reaching near 60 mph, while ships reported wind bursts and coastal authorities prepared for shifting conditions along the Outer Banks and nearby ports.
Weather service reports rough surf and coastal flooding along the Virginia Capes coast as tides rise two feet above normal today. A wrecking operation on Tal ee Road saved a baby choking in a storage shed fire, while a rescuer aided an infant.
Farm Advisor reports on Elopland 4 H members at recent event with prompts from mentors and judges. The page lists participants, standings, and a team name with several individuals noted for top positions in various divisions.
Broken OCR reads as a garbled report listing flight plans and carrier terms. It notes Danis ert eat ee Mr ometyounees peers and mentions 25 HUN bes fage topeans for each Bat rope, depending on plane type and route.
Maribel Olea a 2 year old girl from San Luis Mexia city, admitted to Children’s Hospital in Los Angeles after a mysterious illness left her in critical condition. She was taken from an oxygen tent for the first time since admission, could eat soft foods, and doctors continued IV feeding as investigators suspected a poisonous insect or reptile bite.
Reports from the front say 13 U S men extended from page 11 to claim 14 aircraft. Communists suffered most casualties in air strikes and withdrew at night. American losses described as heaviest of the war with at least 12 killed in a recent air crash and two helicopters lost amid search efforts. Helicopter collision blamed on Communist fire. Also notes a deep oil well at Pecos Texas reaching 2a, V0 fear.
District Manager George Francis announced 65 000 board feet of government timber will be sold Friday at 1 p.m. at the Ukiah district office 168 Washington Avenue. The 13 acre tract near Pierce involves Douglas fir with an estimated 5.5 million board feet and a total appraised price of about 1 186 dollars. Bids must meet or exceed the appraised value and bids will be by oral auction or sealed bids. Further information available from the district manager’s office.
The Ti ger's Roar staff at San Luis Obispo High School confronted a weekend break in that damaged a temporary publishing building. A home made juvenile type bomb caused about 300 dollars in damage, placed in a desk drawer Friday night, with wood splinters embedding in walls and metal holes punched through the metal walls.
San Francisco report of a Dolphin Club crossing where James Small, 27, a former University of California swimmer, was fatally injured by a boat propeller near Alcatraz Island. His right leg above the knee and left leg were amputated after sustained injuries. he remained hospitalized in serious condition.
CHP officers arrested Frank Chirk of Saratoga on drunken driving charges Friday at 4 05 p m He was released after posting bail and to appear in court within 10 days The report also mentions unrelated foreign news briefs about Cuba and a U S man named Kenneth Beating in another dispatch
An OCR fragment promotes Allen's Mattress and Upholstery Co offering quality products and service. It mentions carpets, mattresses, furnishings, and prices, with garbled but identifiable references to Allen's native and regional markets, urging customers to compare and shop.
A brewing company declined Rev. Richard Parsons’s offer to open a beer garden in his Anglican church graveyard in Acton England. A spokesman said they were flabbergasted and hurt, fearing the venture could tarnish the company’s image. The article also contains garbled notices about creditors and estate matters.
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