Viet Cong Massed To Strike Saigon
Guerrillas massed near Saigon with more than 5,000 bombers pounding the capital’s outskirts and battalions infiltrating toward the city. Officials doubt a mass assault, while attacks on bridges and outposts intensify. U S jets strike North Vietnam. one F104 jet and an RF101 pilot are reported missing. ICC probes Saturday DMZ strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salon
Saigo Me Euigenee Iis
Saigon
Fen
Guer
Rillas
U. Ss
Viet
Nam
Air Force
Hanoi
U.S
International Control Commission
ICC
Ing
Demilitarized’ Zone
Dmz
South
Viet Nam
Court Proceedings July 8 1948 Guardianship and many motions
Court actions listed include guardianship for Kirk and Karen Attix with an expense allowance granted, multiple motions to vacate or advance trial dates, continuances to July 22, 1967, and several trials set for March 6 1967 or later. Several People v. George Hoaglin and Stone cases, probation referrals, and estate petitions noted with dates and dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Attix
Karen Attix
Phillips
Leo Phillips
Walter
Nero
Wilbur Anderson
Robert Walters
A. H. Chernoff
Agen Fedier
Sharon McC
Roger Southwick
State of California
Jane “Jarvis
Hubert Jor
Yorkey's
Ernest ‘Hill
Joseph LaMalfa
Bahk. of America
Joseph Falfa
Dtel
McCune
Lyman Gits
Et ‘West
Francis Stearns
Res Growers
John
People
George ‘Leland Hoaglin
Barney Ford
Civil Service Commission
Bob Stone
Campaign voices press Brown Reagan clash in Ukiah
At Ukiah a gathering featured Scheer Cassady Drath and others discussing the Brown Reagan contest. Scheer urged concessions to the peace movement and criticized Brown for slow executive action. Casady warned of a personality driven race and urged socialized law while stressing campaign finance integrity. Speakers urged remaining in Vietnam until peace and noted internal party splits, with Kent and Bennett attending for Brown and several local figures voicing support or critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher
Brown
Viet Nam
U. S
Scheer
Levian
American Legion
Sheraton Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Gov. Brown
Long Scheer
Reagan
Lakport
Casady
West
Democratic Party
Union Lumber Company
Mendocino County
Bay Area
Drath
Gov
Storer
United Nations
Roger ‘Kent
California State
Democratic Central Committee
William Bennett
Public Utilities Commission
Tom Skornia
Democratic Clubs
Marin County
Don Rothenberg
Coast Guard ends search for Stilwell in Pacific area
Coast Guard suspended the 129000 mile hunt for Army Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell and two others nine days after their DC3 bound for Honolulu vanished. Ships and planes were asked to keep a lookout within 600 miles southwest of San Francisco for traces of the missing aircraft. Stilwell, 54, son of World War II commander Vinegar Joe Stilwell, served at Fort Bragg and with Green Berets in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPS
Coast Guard
Army
Joseph Ww. Stilwell
Here
Honolulu
Coast Guar
Stilwell
Joel Stilwell
Harold Grimes
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Harold—Fossum
Mont Télair
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Special Warfare Training Center
Green Berets
Viet Nam
Three Die Continuation From Page One
A crash on the Calpella River Road left a 10 year old boy dead and two others, Nellie M. Loring and an unnamed companion, with serious injuries. Wilma Phillips, 24, of Garberville, swerved to avoid the boy on a bicycle and struck him, the boy was thrown onto the hood and later taken to County Hospital with hip and elbow injuries. The Highway Patrol withheld the boy’s name per a judge’s directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Nellie M. Loring
Lakeside Community Hospital
Wilma Phillips
Garberville
Calpella River
Moore’ Street
Calpella Area
Tannor
County Hospital
Robert Winslow
Highway Patrol
Ukiah
Reagan Draws in California From Page 1
Reagan denied presidential hopes and said his ambition is to become governor. He urged stronger resolve in Vietnam, stating Americans must win the war and return home, and criticized taxes as having reached the point of no return. A Marine sergeant presented Reagan with a California flag, noting it would fly over the state capitol if he were sent to Sacramento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Reagan
of California
Bob Howell
Lakeport
Howell
Viet. Nam
Sacramento
Congress Airlines Strike Narrowly Rejected Bargaining Terms
Congress reacts to a 17,251 to 6,587 Sunday vote rejecting the proposed terms in the five airline strike dispute. Union president P L Roy Siemiller is ready to return to bargaining instantly while Fred Powell questions the next steps. Airline negotiator William Curtin says collective bargaining is needed, though the breakdown is clear. The vote signals congressional action but limits any air service restoration for at least another week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maridgement
P.L
Roy) Siemiller
Powell
William J. Curtin
Siemiller
Johnson
Californians for Liberal Representation Leader Arrangements
Representative Ken Howard of Marin County chaired the group with local organizers Bruce Bajema Robert Y. Bell and Dr Richard Fulk making arrangements for the effort in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentative
Dog bravery award to Thane retriever in London
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will present Thane a bravery award to an 11 month old black retriever belonging to Mr and Mrs Stanley Lomax of Farnsworth. Thane is honored for saving another dog from drowning, the society announced in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DOG Award
London
UPI
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Thane
Stanley Lomax
Farnsworth
Society
Brown Urges Legislation to Loosen Tight Money
Governor Edmund G. Brown urged HUD Secretary Weaver to back a bill by Rep. Richard Hanna to raise FNMA mortgage purchase limits from 15,000 to 25,000. Brown said higher caps would free capital, boost home lending, and lift the sagging building industry amid high interest rates. He noted Weaver cannot act without Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPD
Edmund G. Brown
U.S. Housing and Urban Development
Robert C. Feaver
California
Brown
Weaver
D-Calif
Federal National Mortgage Association
FNMA
Congress
Hanna
Sniper Kills (Continued from Page 1) Texas Rangers In Area
Margie Warren, 31, Bursar's office worker, described the scene after the first shots. She said the main building was locked and halls blocked off. There was no panic, but people were concerned as about three shots rang out before others fled for cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Rangers
Margie Warren
Bursar
Parole Violator Arrested in Mendocino County Jail
Elroy Edwin Kile aged 44 from San Francisco was arrested Friday at Talmage by parole officers and a deputy sheriff for parole violation and booked in Mendocino County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elroy Edwin Kile
San Francisco
Talmage
Paroll
Mendocinco
Sweden Prostitute Seeks Tax Payment Facing Ban
Local authorities in Goteborg express concern over a young woman who wishes to pay income tax on earnings from prostitution. Prostitution is illegal in Sweden and income from crimes is not taxed, sparking debate on legality and taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goteborg
Sweden
UPI
Clyde C. Brewer Dies at 86 in Ukiah Rite Tuesday
Clyde C. Brewer 86 a Ukiah pioneer and former town marshal died Sunday in a Ukiah hospital. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Eversole Mortuary with interment in Ukiah Cemetery. Survived by widow Thelma and daughter Annabelle Welch both of Ukiah. Brewer lived in Ukiah over 80 years and held multiple local posts and ranching ventures.
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Eversole Mortuary
Clyde C. Brewer
Ukiah
Marshal
Mgr. Brewer
Coyote Valley
The
Forks
Scott's Valley
Lake County
Ohio
Brewer
Thelma Brewer
Annabelle Welch
Lewis Brown
Intermerit
Ukiaha Cemetery
Five Days in Jail for Suspended License
David C. Mobley 24 of Ukiah turned himself in to begin serving a five day mandatory jail sentence for driving while his license was suspended or revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Mobley
Ukiah
Sheriff's Office
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Suffolk County
Hood
Evelyn*Long
Clifford ‘Thompson
Dominic Vianello
Lungo Mennucci
Robert
Glessner
Mendocino Lake Savings ‘and’ Loan
Murraly
B. Shank
Rhatter
Dept. No.1
Philip Quadrip
Josephine R. ‘Duccan
Robert Stanley’ Wallis
Jojn
Cecil Winch
Simon Casady
California Democratic Council
Richard Falk
Phil Drath
Russell Near
Doolin Canyon Road
K. Hunter
S. Mack Brown, O.D
Roy.m. Swain, O.D
Dora'$t
Ukigh
Mendocino-Lake Savings and Loan “Association
South State
Gobbi
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