Two Truck Drivers Die In 101 Head-On Collision
Two men, Arthur Lee Cramer Jr of Ukiah and Ernest Plotnik of San Francisco, were killed when a San Francisco produce truck collided head-on with a Landis Morgan Transportation three-axle truck on Highway 101 near Laytonville. The crash closed the highway for hours as deputies and patrolmen investigated. autopsies were ordered and funeral plans pending. The victims included a veteran long-distance driver and a Crescent City to San Francisco route operator.
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Red Hill
Laytonville
San Francisco
Crescent City
Landis Morgan Transportation Company
Ukiah
Arthur Lee Cramer Jr
Clara Avenue
Chico
Highway Patrol
Anker Mortuary
Sheriff's Office
Boeath
Arthur Lee Cramer
Ernest Plotnik
MSH Launches New Program for Youth
Mendocino State Hospital develops a youth oriented program to engage adolescent patients from 8 am to 9 pm with high school classes sports and activities. A staff group adapts an all day plan using a satellite residence for teen therapy and daily routines.
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Brown presses bid to save countywide school tax plan
Gov. Edmund G Brown signals merging his countywide tax proposal with Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruhs mandatory school unification plan after a setback in the Assembly Ways and Means Committee. The bill would boost state aid by 107 million over two years, but faces House and Senate hurdles amid opposition and prior rejections.
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Sacramento
UPS
Edmund G. Brown
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Brown
Senate
Unruh
Eans
W&m
Charles B. Garrigus
Reeding
California
Garringus
Senate Finance Committee
Albert Rodda
Rodda
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Mendocino County Schools Office Open House Tomorrow
County Superintendent John W. Taylor invites the public to tour the new Mendocino County Schools office at 589 Low Gap Road from 1 to 9 p.m. The building will be open in the evening for those who cannot attend during the day, with staff on hand to greet visitors. The move brings all offices under one roof for the first time since outgrowing the courthouse quarters.
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Mendocino County Schools
John W. Taylor
Low Gap Road
County Schools
Mendocino County Civil Service Salary Survey Review
The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors will hear the Civil Service Commission’s annual salary survey for 1964 65. The commission found no blanket raises and aims to correct inequities while boosting pay ranges to improve recruitment of trained and professional staff in competition with other counties and private sector. The 461 classified employees are covered, excluding elected officials and some department heads, and the supervisors may accept or reject the recommendations.
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Bay Area
State of California
McKillican
Commission
Mendocino County
Civil Service Commission
Ukiahan Drunk Driver Arrested On New Ukiah Freeway
Ukiah police report Lester James Carte, 53, was arrested for driving while intoxicated on the new freeway north of Ukiah after officers observed weaving at moderate speed then erratic, high speeds near an underpass. He was booked in the County Jail.
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Lester James Carte
Ukiah
Coup condemned by Lao king calls Souvanna back
News in brief from Viетiane reports King Savang Vathana condemned the right wing generals coup and demanded the neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma be restored to power. The piece notes UPI coverage from Saigon and Bangkok bureaus.
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Savang Vathana
Souvanna Phouma
Subway Fire Ravages Grand Central Shuttle Station
A massive early morning blaze at the Grand Central shuttle station raged through 42nd Street in New York, destroying two trains and buckling girders. Firefighters battled 35 engines for hours, evacuating trains as smoke blanketed 42nd Street and nearby offices. authorities estimated damages at 1 to 2 million dollars and disrupted 127,000 daily riders at least until Thursday.
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UPS
Grand Central Terminal
42Nd Street
Edward Thompson
Manhattan
Vanderbilt and
Madison Avenues
Times Square
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Fifth
Third Avenues
Britain Joins Nuclear Cutback Across Major Powers
Washington reports that Britain joined the United States and the Soviet Union in reducing production of uranium and plutonium for weapons. President Johnson, speaking in New York, voiced hope for a world where nations no longer wage war. Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home in London said civil reactor plutonium will not be used for weapons and that missile material is kept to minimum levels for independent deterrence. The announcements, a major step toward easing East West tensions since the arms treaty, were issued in Washington and Moscow, leaving France as the remaining holdout.
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United States
Soviet Union
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Alec Douglas-Home
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Moscow
France
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Two 14-Year-Olds Held in Ukiah Garden Supply Burglary
Two 14-year-old boys from Talmage were petitioned to juvenile court on charges including burglarizing Ukiah Garden Supply on Talmage Road, causing $18 in damages to a nearby pickup, and firing BB gun rounds at a second truck in a separate incident.
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Ukiah
Talmage Road
Stall-In Threat At Fair Opens Civil Rights Protest
A Negro leader says no power on earth can stop a massive civil rights stall-in at the New York World's Fair opening. Rev Milton A Galamison asserts the protest will proceed despite a court order and city warnings. CORE leaders push the plan risking subway service disruption and blockades across bridges and tunnels.
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UPI
Robert F.) Wagner
Milton A. Galamison
Wagner
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Robert F. Wagner
Queens
Long Island
Rodeo Planned As Scheduled At Garbocci Ranch
Friends and associates announce the Rafter L G Rodeo and 10 am horse show will be held Sunday at the Garbocci ranch on Vichy Springs Road. Jim Tocher says events start at 2 pm and 10 am with tickets $1.50 for ages 12 and up and free for younger riders. Garbocci died at 46 during the spring horse auction at FE Roble Auction Yard.
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Louis Garbocci
Garbocci
Vichy Springs Road
Jim Tocher
FE Roble
Tocher
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