Legislative Reforms Proposed by Merle Orchard
Merle Orchard, Democratic candidate for Congress from the First District, outlined sweeping reforms to Congress at the Willits Rotary Club. He urged separate fiscal and legislative sessions, rapid electronic roll calls, joint House Senate hearings, and the administration gaining power to pull major bills from hearings, arguing reforms are bipartisan and vital to restore an effective legislature.
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Six Candidates To Present Views In District One Night
Six supervisorial candidates for the First District are invited to present views at a Candidates Night at Redwood Valley school. The event, sponsored by the Calpella Redwood Valley Farm Bureau Center, opens at 8 p.m. Secretary I E Butow urges members to attend and bring friends. Candidates include Shirley Jacobsen, Paul Poulos, John Mayfield Jr., George Portlock Sr., Bill Proctor, and C Raymond Hudson.
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I. E. Butow
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Paul Poulos
John Mayfield Jrr
George Portlock Sr
Bill Proctor
C. Raymond Hudson
Pauline Davis Calls Engle Excellent After Talk
Sacramento dispatch reports Assemblywoman Pauline Davis of Dorola says she spoke with Senator Clair Engle shortly after his Senate floor appearance. Davis, in Washington, says Engle was in excellent spirits and they discussed district and state legislative matters.
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Dorola
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Clair Engle
Senate
Engle
Davis
Washington
Clair
California
Four Ukiah Area Crashes Leave Fourteen Injured
A string of four accidents in the Ukiah area last night and this morning injured 14 people. Chief injuries were in a River Road wreck near Talmage where nine were hurt, and three were seriously hurt. CHP dispatched ambulances and officers to the scenes as 13 people were injured in the 5 to 6:50 p.m. period.
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Talmage
Alma Albee
California
River Road
Arthur Campos
Inez Smith
Calpella
Campos
Wegener Ranch
Ukiah General Hospital
Eustasio Diaz
County Hospital
Elain Johnson
Stone’s Throw
CHP
Laws Avenue
Highway 101
Shirley Safford
Laws
Kathy Sadler
Hillside Hospital
Rita Weger
Car Fire on Mill and School Streets No Damage Reported
Fire crews respond to a car fire at Mill and School Streets Monday at 3:09 p.m. The vehicle, owned by Andrea Murray, sustained no damage beyond the fire incident. No injuries are reported.
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Poitier Wins Best Actor Oscar for Lilies of the Field
Sidney Poitier, 40, becomes the first Black actor to win the Academy Award for best actor for Lilies of the Field. He accepted the prize in Santa Monica, praising director Ralph Nelson and the Academy as he dedicated the moment to his children. Patricia Neal won best actress for Hud, and Tom Jones earned best picture with Tony Richardson named best director.
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UPI
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Tony Richardson
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Anne Bancroft
Ralph Nelson
Academy
Winners Named In Academy Awards By Classification
The Santa Monica UPI report lists top honors at the Academy Awards with winners across categories including sound How the West was Won. best sound effects It s a Mad Mad World United Artists. special effects Cleopatra 20th Century Fox. live action short An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge Capaga riff-Janus Films. cartoon The Quick Critic Pintoff-Crossbow Columbia. supporting actor Melvyn Douglas Hud Paramount. film editing How the West was Won MGM. supporting actress Margaret Rutherford The V LP s MGM. documentary features Robert Frost a Lover s Quarrel with the World WGBH Educational Foundation. short subjects Chagall Flat Films. costume design black and white 844 Cineproduction. color Cleopatra 20th Century Fox. foreign language Best film Fellini s 814 Cinema Production. Best song Call Me Irresponsible Van Heusen Cahn. black and white cinematography Hud Paramount. cinema continued on Page 5.
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Hud
National Anti Litter Week Acknowledged By Ukiah Garden Clubs
Officials of the Mendo Lake District and Ukiah garden clubs launched observance of National Anti Litter Week across the Redwood Empire and Ukiah. Mayor Herman Runkel signed a proclamation urging April 15 to 21 as Anti Litter and Roadside Beautification Week, aiming to foster individual responsibility for clean, safe surroundings. Kosmos Garden Club and Ukiah Garden Club, with junior branches, will distribute posters and visit downtown businesses to publicize the event.
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Redwood Empire
Ukiah
Arthur Matthews
Mendo Lake District
California
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America
National Council of State Garden Clubs
California Garden Clubs Inc
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Kosmos Garden Club
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What Would Occur if Khrushchev Died
A false report of Khrushchev's death sparked quick speculation on successors and Soviet policy. UPI reports that Washington officials saw no confirmation, while lawmakers and State Department staff sought verification. Experts expect little change in peaceful coexistence policies regardless of who leads, with succession likely keeping Khrushchev’s image of reform and party control intact, though views vary on exactPost further: the premier and party roles.
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State Department
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Soviet Union
Communist Party
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Khrushchev Death Rumor Denounced by Soviet Union
The Soviet Union denounced a false report of Premier Nikita Khrushchev's death as stupid and provocative. West German and Japanese correspondents denied involvement, while DPA admitted the erroneous report briefly circulated before being pulled. Diplomats reported Khrushchev in full health and the incident caused widespread briefing and protests.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
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DPA
Foreign Ministry
Leonid Zamyatin
Heinz Wurzel
DPR
Wurzel
Zamyatin
Khrushchev
Takeo Kuba
Asahi Shimbun
Kuba
Tass
Warsaw
Weather Summary From Abril 1964 And April 1968
Weather data shows daily high and low temperatures with rainfall figures for April 1964 and April 1968. Records include high of 87 and low of 40 in 1964 with notable rainfall and hourly observations, reflecting local climate patterns and department notes.
Northwestern California Weather Report with Coastal Fog
Northwestern California remains fair through Wednesday with increasing coastal fog. Cooler inland by Wednesday night with highs reaching around 88 at Ukiah and 84 at Napa while coastal winds from the northwest reach 12 to 26 knots.
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