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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1963
Page
1
Ukiah mourns Rear Admiral Standley, noted local figure and celebrated son. Funeral services planned at Arlindont Cemetery with honors reflecting his distinguished career. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Sixty sheep were found shot to death at the city plant over the weekend. The animals sustained extensive injuries and many were too badly hurt to survive. Police have no leads on the shooter and the value of the livestock is estimated at 18 dollars.
About six hundred cafeteria staff attended a Saturday workshop led by a committee of Hine County school nutrition officials. The session demonstrated uses for frozen bread products and other items, with Miss Phadus Larsen and consultant for Tieden and Ves Corrin advising cooks and staff on meal preparation and food safety.
John Mayfield Jr. appointed chairman of the 1964 Junior Lovage Conference by REC0 president Bernard J. Vanenh. Mayfield, longtime Menda Mall manager, will lead the northern state site at Woodlands near Port Bante with two children and Pramboldt State ties. The RRCC aims to promote farm industry education and coordination for students and livestock practices.
A Sunday incident in Southern California left four youths dead after a vehicle plunged from a ventral caverned embankment of about 50 feet, landing on a tree one foot up.
UPI report notes U S and Soviet positions on space exploration diverge as Khrushchev signals possible delays to Gemini and lunar programs. Rep Weaver warns of a space security gap and pushes Webb to realign space policy toward national defense. Continued on page 51.
Khrushchev, in a 10,000 word interview, declined to set a moon flight date, saying the US target of 1970 was noted but success would be watched. He urged focus on domestic problems, including wage cuts for oil workers and improved living standards, while criticizing American wheat terms and urging a peaceful Sino-Soviet rapprochement to avert party ruptures.
A West German party girl, wife of a sergeant, was sent home after FBI and embassy scrutiny showed no security breach. Reportedly she exaggerated connections with Washington VIPs. Sen. Williams said the matter will not be raised at the Senate Rules Committee meeting.
Three men trapped since Thursday in an iron mine near Lenyede-Broistedt, Germany, were reachable by telephone as rescuers bored a 10 inch hole. They joked with crews, expressing calm and asking loved ones not to worry.
Hurricane Ginny completed its round of the South Atlantic and moved east across open sea still a dangerous hurricane but far from land. Helena, eighth tropical storm, weakened to squalls in the Caribbean with no immediate danger. Ginny still had 98 mph winds keeping Seaboard residents on alert as about 1,000 people were evacuated along the Carolinas.
Three injury accidents were logged by the California Highway Patrol over the weekend. A Friday crash near Ab Hion involved Robert Phillips, Willian Lareent, and others with Phillips reported seriously injured at Fort Rage Community Hospital. A Saturday scooter crash on Watson Road injured Chad Thurman, who was taken to Ukiah General Hospital. A later Sunday collision on Yogomyoon River Road injured an unnamed rider and sent them to Hillside Community Hospital.
In Vacaville California researchers report 18 day test on 18 prison inmates subsisting on a synthetic diet from test tube foods rich in amino acids. The project funded by NASA aims to combat malnutrition and protein deficiencies with a meal replacement suitable for medicine and space travel.
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