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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1968
Page
5
International development advocates urge wealthy nations to increase aid to poor countries, highlighting rising debt, health needs, and climate impacts. James L. Srodes reports on calls for increased funding, managed grants, and debt relief to accelerate global progress and reduce inequity.
Vivian Fowler 54 longtime Ukiah educator and principal of Frank Zeek elementary died Sunday in a Ukiah hospital. She was a pioneering local woman teacher who rose to an administrative post and influenced students and parents through PTA and Delta Kappa Gamma activities. Funeral services Wednesday at Eversole Mortuary with Eastern Star in charge. interment Ukiah cemetery.
Police investigate two major burglaries over the weekend. The Jewel Box at 739 S State reported a smashed plate glass window and the theft of 10 wrist watches valued at 1000 dollars wholesale. Angell's Pharmacy at 106 S State was robbed through a roof entry, with 850 dollars cash and injectable drugs taken. Police found Bobby Powell and Richard M Besse at 124 Thomas. Besse jailed on disturbing the peace. Mrs Powell beaten and likely to file battery charges.
Donald Joseph Barry, 34, of Napa, drowned near Salt Rock Ranch at Anchor Bay after being washed against a rock. His body was found afloat minutes later. autopsy by Dr. Alene Bledsoe to determine cause. Deputy Larry Morrow investigated. body to Ormsbee Funeral Home.
Mrs. Everett Sasser living 40 miles east of Hopland reported an earthquake like shock at about 7 25 am that rocked her credenza and rattled dishes. Other residents felt a tremor but local deputies received no further reports. A UC seismologist is checking for a morning quake record.
The Ukiah Health Department announces a Well Child Conference at Veterans Hall on Oak and Seminary, Friday from 9 am to 12 pm and 1 to 4 pm, offering medical screening, nutrition guidance, and preventive care for children. Moonbeam Chapter of the Children’s Home Society, Ukiah Grange, and PTAs will assist in the monthly clinics with support from Medical Society approval and the Board of Supervisors. For information call 462-4731.
The paper notes its carrier is collecting today and asks residents to watch for delivery issues and provide feedback. It urges readers to check doorstep spots and contact the office if problems arise.
Warren Truitt, retired jailer, set to testify on letters written by Thomas E. Braun while prisoner in Ukiah. Braun and Leonard E. Maine, both 19, face murder and kidnapping charges for the Aug 21 1967 attack near Hopland. Susan Bartolomei, 18, survived with severe injuries and larynx removal. Dr Ben Boyce to testify on her emergency treatment. Jury trial presiding Judge Joseph Kelly continues. defense attorneys Merle Orchard and John Poulos named.
Friday night a motor cycle fire at 755 S State St caused major damage to the cycle. Sunday saw a sawdust fire at Crofoot Mill on Lake Mendocino drive with no damage reported. At 2:50 p.m. a false alarm occurred at Oak and Perkins Streets.
Naples police report Gioacchino De Blasi, 55, a kennel owner, shot and killed Dr. pipe, the veterinarian he believed responsible for 327 dogs ordered killed for rabies. De Blasi, grieving, fired Sunday night in Naples Italy, authorities said.
Senator Fulbright proposed President Johnson name Arthur J. Goldberg to succeed Fortas as Chief Justice. He said Goldberg would likely win Senate confirmation and refused to vote for cloture on the Fortas filibuster, citing unresolved questions and potential vacancy legality. Warren marked his 15th year as Chief Justice as the nomination fate remained uncertain.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey announced he will lay Nixon's record on foreign policy before NBC viewers at 7 30 p m local time in Salt Lake City He hints at a possible bombing halt in Vietnam and appeals for party workers to mobilize for the effort His Seattle and Seattle speeches focus on antiwar demonstrations and the need for restraint while insisting a bombing halt requires reciprocal steps from Hanoi
USS New Jersey, the mothballed 56,000 ton battleship, opened fire on North Vietnamese targets with 16 inch guns nine miles inland from the DMZ. Capt J Edward Snyder oversaw the first shells as Marine observers reported quick destruction of a storage area and antiaircraft bases.
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