Not Guilty Plea Entered on Morals Charge
Buford Dandurand of Ukiah pled not guilty to a morals charge after appearing before Justice Court Judge Fred Goss. He was held to answer in Superior Court with an appearance set for November. Bobby Joe Chambers of Ukiah, arrested on burglary counts, had his case continued to November for plea before Judge Gaass. He confessed several burglaries and is under psychiatric examination, held on $100 bail. Warrants issued for Calvin Ray Davis of Willits on four counts of statutory rape. he is jailed after Willits police arrested him.
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Buford Dandurand
Ukiah
Justice Court
Jude Fred Goss
Heo
Cand
Noy
Bobby Joe Chambers
Jude Gaass Yesterdy
Chambers
Ettyoanad
Waneen
Ukiah Justice Court
Calvin Ray Davis
Willits
Davis
Willits Poice
Five California Jaycees Named Outstanding Young Men of California
Five California Jaycees were named Outstanding Young Men of California by the State Junior Chamber of Commerce. Recipients include Raamanuel Ro Serotani of Tilsberotteh, Robert AL Huestas of Palo Alto, Pith Vo Sanches, Adan Stearns of Whittier, and Ban Sebolds of Los Altos. Awards were presented at a ceremony sponsored by the state Jaycee organization.
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Stanford Ban Sebolds
P. Thurber
Mayer
Los Altos
Commence
Card of Thanks for Wilbur Kirby Bereavement
We express appreciation for the beautiful sympathetic care and many kindnesses shown to us after the death of our husband and father Wilbur Kirby. Mrs Wilbur Kirby, Mrs Tetmagan Bartolouied, Mero and Mrs Horave Ivaey and Manly
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Wilbur Kirby
Tetmag Bartolouied
Mero
Horave Ivaey
Manly
Louise Peterson Succumbs at 76 Philo Resident
Philo mourns Louise Peterson 76, lifelong valley resident and daughter of pioneer settlers Rudolph and Eten. Born November 21, 1886, she died yesterday at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital. Funeral at 2 PM tomorrow at Philo Methodist Church officiated by Rev Brigdon, with Eversole Mortuary handling arrangements. Burial in Studebaker Cemetery. Survived by four children, John Peterson, Daisy Witherall, Valmi Witherail, Ing Mekmian. Simla Rosi listed in error.
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Philo
Louise Peterson
Anderson Valley
Peterson
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
Pam
Philo Methodist Church
Brigdon
Eversole Mortuary
Studebaker
Rudolph Eten
Valley
John Peterson
Daisy Witherall
Sebastopols
Valmi Witherail
Ing Mekmian
Simla Rosi
Christmas Bazaar At Hospital Nov 1
The annual Christmas bazaar sponsored by rehabilitation services will be held in the auditorium at Mendocino State Hospital from noon until 9 p.m. on November 1. The general public is invited. Patient made articles including simple handicrafts woodwork and heather goods will be on sale.
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Mendocino State Hospital
Behind Closed Continued from Page 11
Members of Compress and the public seek clarity on possible security circumvention and the whether there was a breach in publicized deportation. A German Embassy spokesperson cites the woman as a security risk due to high living in Washington, denying any security violation. The inquiry probes possible conflicts of interest in Maker’s outside deals including vending machine contracts, a $1.2 million Maryland motel, a Washington travel agency, a $125,000 city home, a $68,000 windfall from stock market gains, and connections with officials and clubs.
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Compress
Washington
Defense Industries
Maryland
Washinton
Quorum Club
Capitol Tam
Congress
Nancy Carole Tyler
Commerce
Luther HH. Hodoes
North Carolina
Master Point Bridge Tourney Results Given
Margaret Angeli and Margaret Williamson topped east west play to win the Ukiah Duplicate Bridge Club monthly master point tournament at the Palace Hotel. North-south winners were Charles Wener and George Hunter with Irene Hardie and Marjorie Boynton second in east-west. Second place also went to Ma and Mrs Walt Sallee. north-south runners-up were Mr and Mrs Clyde Warren. Previous week results at Uriah listed Irene Tlardu and Shirley Jacobsen first, Jerry Weldon and Sumner Lampson second, and Margaret Williamson with Margaret Amwell third. Nearby Cloverdale results had Wener and Hunter first, Uetty Vadon and Maxine Thompson second, with Jim Vaden tied for third.
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Margaret Angeli
Margaret Williamson
Eastwest
Charles Wener
George Hunter
Ukiah
Palace Hotel
Irene Hardie
Marjorie Boynton
Walt Sallee
Nourth-south
Lorraine Wener
LaVerna Holzhauser
Clyde Warren
Ard
Uriah
Irene Tlardu
Shirley Jacobsen
Jerry Weldon
Sumner Lampson
Margaret
Williamson
Margaret Amwell
Charles Wenero
George Punter
California Artist Marques Reitzel Sketches in Fort Bragg
Dr Marques Reitzel representing Winsor and Newton will be guest of Mendocino County Art Association in Fort Bragg on Nov 5. He will sketch local scenes at the North Coalition meeting at Westwood Elementary School. A potluck dinner at 7 pm precedes the demonstration. Reitzel has been active across California with color works and water color lectures after a Europe trip.
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Marques Ho. Reitzel
California
Winsor and Newton
Mendocino
Grace Westin
Dro Reitzel
Busmian
Europe
Portuil Spain
Switzerland
France
Allies push for U S ships to carry wheat export
Washington dispatch reports finally that U S allies including Japan Norway Denmark Sweden and Britain press the United States to grant American ships the freedom to carry wheat exports to the Soviet Union. Diplomats say the demand comes amid tensions with Russia and growing allied concern over shipping controls.
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Washington
United States
Russia
America
Japan
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Britain
Ted Tie
Model Denies Continued from Pagels in Washington Ties
Mrs Rometsch denies meeting influential Washington figures two years ago and says she never socialized in groups with men other than her husband. She claims FBI questioned her about four weeks before she and her husband left Germany on August 28. The Rometschs say their divorce has no link to the allocation in Washington, and divorce details are kept closed.
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Rometsch
FBI
Germany
Rameseh
Rolf
Crierman Press
Almanac for Tuesday October 29, 1968 historic notes
Almanac entry highlights key historical dates on October 29 across 1918 1905 and 1940s with references to Allied negotiations Turkish leadership and U S wartime events. It notes the moon phase and visible planets Jupiter and Saturn while offering fragmented historical reminders.
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Turkes
Mustafa Memal
Werth
Henry Stimson
War Department
Ukiah High School Homecoming Nears as Dance Concerns Grow
Ukahi News reports homecoming nearing with improved team mood after a 26 to 12 win over Montgomery. Dances at Hane Ee building draw complaints but students strive to keep venues clean. junior Gathering at the Ghouls was successful.
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Ukahi
Montgomery
Hane Ee
Hese
Phin
Iners
Us Uf
Hoyte Hogan
Halloween pep plans and campus warnings from notes
Notes promote a Halloween spirit event by the Girls Pep Club planning a surprise. advice urges students Hague Hogan to buy bus tickets early and attend the game. The text urges keeping dances and campus clean, showing junior spirit on Spirit Day, and finishing with a playful line about tricks and treats.
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Fey Speeks
Saearo Prediv
Hex Club
Ando Noy
Ah Sourman
Hague Hogan
Fragmented OCR prose with garbled names and prices
The text presents a garbled scene from a store or market with mixed phrases about prescriptions, stock in hand, and a checker of service start times. It references various scattered names and places, suggesting a chaotic listing or an ad section rather than a coherent event.
Maury Berman resigns from CSC during health concerns
Maury Berman, Ukiah haber dasher, submitted his resignation to Supervisor Martin Wener as a member of the Civil Service Commission. He cited health concerns and business pressures. Berman had been appointed to the commission by Wener on July WA. 2a.
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Maury Berman
Ukiah Haberdasher
Martin Wener
Civil Service Commission
Berman
Creatisons
Press
Ulkahoman
Wener
IBA Portfolio Seminar Opens In Berkeley
The Independent Bankers Association opened its first portfolio management seminar at the Claremont Hotel in Berkeley. Attendees include William Wromley of Savings Junk Mendocino County as president, Charles Shimmin as vice president, and Roger Howard as assistant cashier. Speakers discussed use of charts for deposit flow forecasting and tax switches for capital gains. Schieck of the Pacific National Bank of San Francisco covered U.S. government and agency bonds, commercial paper for short term funds, bankers acceptances, federal funds, and bankers attitudes toward link deposits related to loans with compensating balances.
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Savings Junk
Mendocino County
William Wromley
Charles Shimmin
Roger Howard
Schieck
Pavifie National Bank of
San Francisco
U.S
New Agency Considering Growth Districts and Annexations
A new agency will decide on requests for special district formation annexations or incorporations under a 1904 statute. The aim is to ensure orderly growth within the county and state and to pass upon or reject proposals accordingly.
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Commission
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Khbai Organ
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Bank of Atoeced Puatkong Lestamel de Magpie
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IBA
Berkeley
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Church and
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John Deere
Clay & Railroad
Annie Pi Vis
ACME
Draperias Allen's Mattress
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Empire Rug Cleaners
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