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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1964

Page

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Unruh urges NO vote on Proposition 14 at fundraising luncheon

California Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh urged a no vote on Proposition 14 during a fund raising lunch sponsored by the Johnson and Salinger Committee at the Home Arts Binding at the 12th District Fairgrounds. He warned that repealing housing protections would be a disaster for all Californians and said the goal is to combat bigotry while upholding constitutional rights. He stressed that the right to acquire property is fundamental and fielded questions about Senate reapportionment, noting uncertainty about interim legislative actions.

California Assembly Jesse Unruh Johnson & Salinger Committee 12Th District Fairgrounds PTA Chambers of Commerce California Bar Association California Unruh Senate

Wells Fargo Buys Ukiah Bank Site for New Branch

Wells Fargo Bank has purchased 20,000 square feet of property on State Street in Ukiah adjacent to Purity Stores for a new branch. Vice President John R. Breeden says the office will open in temporary quarters and be moved from Covelo when that branch relocates to permanent quarters in November, with permanent construction to begin soon.

Wells Fargo Bank Ukiah John R. Breeden Mendocino County State Street Purity Stores Covelo Breeden

Conley Sentenced to Life for Double Murder

William Conley was found sane at the time of the fatal shooting of Elaine and Clifton McCool. After about five hours of deliberation the jury fixed a penalty of life imprisonment. The sanity ruling came during a noon hearing, with the jury later returning the life sentence at 9:30 p.m. Conley had pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity. He faces judgment on November 5 in Superior Judge Robert Winslow's court, with David Luce prosecuting for the district attorney.

William 'O Elaine Clifton McCool Conley A. B Bey Broaddus Robert Winslow David Luce District Attorney's Office

October 1964 Temperatures Report From Ukiah

Weather observer data shows daily highs and lows for October 1964 and October 1963. Report includes dates 20 and noon readings, high 78 and low 42 for today, rainfall 0.14 inches, and comparison to last year’s 3.12 inches. Courtesy Ukiah Fire Department Weather Observer.

Ukiah Fire Department

Northwestern California Weather Outlook This Week

Northwestern California stays fair with night and morning coastal fog through Thursday. Forecast highs reach up to 90 in Ukiah and Napa with lows near 40s, while coastal winds ease in afternoons to 10 to 20 knots.

California Ukiah Santa Rosa Napa

Mendocino County Supervisors Seek Clarity on Arthur Little Report

Mendocino County officials and Chamber of Commerce leaders spar over the Arthur D. Little economic survey and land use plan. They urge a concrete, actionable proposal and demand that a company representative explain the study at the next board meeting.

Mendocino Mendocino County Arthur D. Little Company Dave Duree Bradford Chamber of Commerce E State’ Department Frrance San Francisco Department of Finance Arthur Little

Goldwater Charges Immorality Amid Campaign Tour

Republican presidential nominee Barry Goldwater assailed national immorality from top to bottom during a Philadelphia area swing. He praised former President Herbert Hoover as a model of morality and warned that U.S. policy has strengthened enemies in Russia and China. He criticized deficit spending and urged vigilance against a looming world downturn, vowing to address Russia’s shift in leadership on nationwide television.

John Goldsmith Philadelphia UPI Barry Goldwater Herbert Hoover Goldwater Philadelphia International West Chester Upper Darby Page Johnson Russia United States U.S War Memorial West Chester Court House Hoover Congress Uge

Kidnapped Mafia Boss Bonnano Seized Before Grand Jury

Joseph Bonnano known as Joe Bananas was abducted at gunpoint in New York hours before a federal grand jury appearance. FBI and U.S. Attorney Morgen thau probe possible obstruction of justice as Bonnano was dragged from a Park Avenue taxi into a second car after gunmen fired at his lawyer.

New York UPI Joseph Joe Bananas Bonnano FBI Underworld U.S Robert M. Morgenthau Park Avenue William Power Maloney Bonanno Cosa Nostra Brooklyn Joe Maloney

CWA Reaffirms Endorsements for Local Races

The Communication Workers of America reiterates its primary endorsements for the November 3 election. Paul Poulos is named for First District Supervisor, Ernest Banker for Second District Supervisor, and Hale McCowen Jr. for Justice Court Judge after interviews and investigations. Gardiner Jones is political chairman and Bud Franklin leads the local CWA representing about 100 workers in Mendocino County.

Communication Workers of America CWA Paul Poulos Ernest Banker Justice Court Hale McCowen Jr Gardiner Jones Bud Franklin Mendocino County

Johnson seeks bipartisanship on policy of strength

President Johnson, in Akron amid a Midwest campaign swing, said Republican and Democratic leaders back his strategy of strength and restraint toward the Soviet Union and Red China. He stressed broad support for the policy, rejected calls for threats or ultimatums, and challenged critics including Barry Goldwater. Crowds estimated at 30,000 greeted him as he toured Akron and urged unity in foreign affairs.

Akron, Ohio UPI Johnson Russia Red China Midwest University of Akron Kremlin Akron St. Louis Barry Goldwater Goldwater GOP Salt Lake City

Public pays last respects to Hoover at rate of 2600 an hour

Thousands queued at St Bartholomew's Church in New York to pay final honors to Herbert Hoover 31st U S president who died at 90. The lying in state began and will end with a memorial service Thursday. Johnson and Barry Goldwater planned to attend. Hoover to lie in state in Washington's Rotunda before burial in West Branch Iowa.

Charles. F. Justice New York UPI Herbert Hoover St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church Park Avenue Church Hoover United States Waldorf Towers Washington St. Bartholomew's Johnson GOP Sen Barry Goldwater Lou Henry Hoover John F. Kennedy Douglas A. MacArthur West Branch Iowa Stanford University Palo Alto Calif

World Happenings In Brief From Viet Nam To Mars

Saigon reports Premier Nguyen Khanh and his government resigned tonight and the civilian high national council accepted the move. UPI dispatches note US and Soviet spacecraft may race toward Mars in the next month with joint launches and photos of the red planet. Chou En-lai urges a world summit to abolish nuclear weapons in a message to President Johnson. UAW orders the National General Motors council to vote on ending a 27 day strike that idled 300000 workers. A presidential emergency board recommends a three year contract with 27 cent hourly wage increases to settle the railroads and 11 non operating unions dispute.

Saigon South Viet Nam UPI Nguyen Khanh High National Council Washington U.8 Mars United States Red Solar System Chou En-lai Johnson State Department Detroit United Auto Workers Union White House National General Motors Council UPL

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