Evacuation Plan for Saigon Extends Through Monday
Republican Rep. William S. Broomfield says Communists agreed via third country intermediaries to allow Americans and dependents to evacuate from Saigon with no trouble at least until Monday. Habib tells Senate refugees will be resettled largely in the United States, with more than 5,000 evacuees daily. The Ford administration plans for up to 130,000 refugees, while about 1,100 U.S. citizens remain in intense Saigon. Thousands of Vietnamese seek flight as Navy flights carry over 14,000 to Guam and the Philippines. Pentagon warns of a possible major North Vietnamese attack any minute. Kennedy demands U.N. aid follow March 31 appeal. Habib says many evacuees will come to the United States.
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House International Relations Committee
William S. Broomfield
R-Mich
Philip C. Habib
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Ford Administration
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State Department
Guam
Philippines
White House
Ron Nelsen
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
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Kurt Waldheim
U.N. High Commissioner For
Prince Saddrudin Aga Khan
Sir Robert Jackson
Vietnam
Kennedy
South Viet Nam Assembly urged Minh premier to negotiate cease fire
The National Assembly in Saigon met in special session to push Gen. Duong Van Minh for the premiership to negotiate peace with the Communists. Minh declined. U S and French envoys pressed for Huong to step aside as Minh offered conditions. Huong facing pressure from Hanoi and the Viet Cong while Saigon endures a widening battle ring and airlift risks.
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National Assembly
Duong van
Minh
U.S
Graham Martin
Jean Marie Merillon
Tran van Huong
Viet Cong
Hanoi
Huong
Radio Hanoi
Nhan Dan
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Pham van Ut
House
Potter Valley High School row deepens as residents denounce board
Potter Valley residents contest a school board action on SB305 calling it illegal and hypocritical. Pat Brown cites Section 966 requiring agenda postings while asserting the board rushed the vote. The group, backed by legal counsel, seeks corrective action and district guidance.
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Potter Valley
Daily Journal
Pat Brown
Potter Valley Group
Brad Jones Named to U.S. Air Force Academy
U S Air Force Academy Colorado Springs receives Brad Jones Ukiah high school senior son of James and Corina Jones 302 W Henry St. Jones a life member of the California Scholarship Federation and school newspaper photographer also active in the Chess Club and American Field Service. He studies at Mendocino College takes night courses in photography and English and has lived in Chile for three years. Jones speaks Spanish and has worked with Empire Office Supplies and Civil Air Patrol membership.
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James
Corina Jones
W. Henry Street
California Scholarship Federation
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Chess Club
Empire Office Supplies
Mendocino College
Chile
Civil Air Patrol
Cong. Clausen
Carrier Seeks Timely Payments in Ukiah Daily Journal
A carrier asks readers to pay promptly when the carrier first calls, noting collections today in Ukiah. The appeal stresses support for the delivery route and timely payment to ensure continued service.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Lakeport board to define sawmill status and permit need
Lake County supervisors will decide if a sawmill is an agricultural processor or packaging plant on April 29 after disputes over Frank Judd's mill near Clearlake Oaks. The board may define the status to require or excuse a use permit and consider broader rules for wood cutting.
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Lake County Board of Supervisors
Frank Judd
Highway 20
Clearlake Oaks
Landrum
Judd
Landrums
Planning Commission
Dave Luce
Luce
Ellis
West German Embassy Siege Ends in Deaths and Arrests
Three die as 12 hour siege ends with terrorists fleeing embassy in Stockholm. Five captured, one suicide. Lt. Col. Andreas von Mirbach killed. Heinz W. Hildergaart found dead among rubble. Terrorists demanded release of 26 anarchists and used dynamite to set the building ablaze.
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UPI
Dietrich Stoecker
Heinz W. Hildergaart
Bonn
Andreas von Mirbach
Hildergaart
Luftansa
Federal Republic
West Germany
Stoecker
Baader-Meinhof
Germany
Redwood Empire Rancher Debuts in Ukiah Daily Journal
The Ukiah Daily Journal will launch a monthly special tabloid insert named the Redwood Empire Rancher. The publication targets Mendocino and Lake Counties farm and ranch readers with news, events, product offers, and savings from the business community. Readers are invited to submit neighborhood news and events to build a local ranch and farm community feature.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Redwood Empire Rancher
Daily Journal
Mendocino
Lake Counties
Redwood Empire
Redwood Valley water district election sets May 27 vote
Voters in Redwood Valley county water district will vote Tuesday May 27 on borrowing 4.8 million dollars from the U S Bureau of Reclamation to build a valley water system. The plan pipes Lake Mendocino water to a holding pond, treats it, and distributes it. The 38 year loan would be funded by water revenues. E C Goodwin chairs the district board. Registration ends this Sunday. Ethel Jamison is deputy registrar. residents must be in county 30 days age 18 citizen. Those who moved or changed names must re register.
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Water District
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Lake Mendocino
Water District Board
E. C. Goodwin
Ethel Jamison
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