Reagan Draws 2 500 People to Lakeport
Ronald Reagan drew about 2 500 supporters in Lakeport in a relaxed appearance to attack the Brown administration. He addressed issues from taxes and crime to the University of California and water projects. He praised public determination and urged citizens to run their own lives while critiquing state agencies and officials.
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Ronnie
Ronald Reagan
Library Park
Lakeport
Reagan
Robert Finch
Tom McHatton
Congress
Spencer Williams
E.R
Bob) Dryden
Covelo
Senate
Ray Johnson
Brown
Wheithe
University of California
Eel River
Clear Lake
Reagan Reagan
Washington
Sacramento
Glenn Anderson
University of California At Berkeley
Ukiah Unified trustees set final budget hearing on Sept 20 tax vote
The Ukiah Unified School District board will hold a final public budget hearing on Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the former Eversole Mortuary building, Henry and School Streets, then meet a citizens committee regarding the 89 cent tax increase election set Sept 20, 1966. The session aims to review the 1966-67 budget and provide information on the tax election and other operations.
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Ukiah Unified School District Board of Trustees
Eversole Mortuary
Henry and
School Streets
County Auditor Finalizes Budget Plans for 1966 67
County Auditor Bob Shore is finalizing the 1966 67 budget. He is adjusting salary schedules and reclassification pay rates after board hearings. The aim is to refine the preliminary figure of 10,631,202 and keep the final tax rate within reach. The probation department retains funding to pursue state rebates for reducing commitments to state penal institutions and boosting local rehabilitation efforts.
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Bob Shore
Board of Supervisors
Shore
al . Bel
Mendocino County
Three Die In Hiway Accidents This Weekend
Three persons died in Mendocino and Lakes Counties in separate crashes. Michael Christian Speth 20 of Fort Bragg died on Highway 1 near Cleone after his car overturned following excessive speed. Fréd Leslie Hubbard 45 of Gualala died at the scene after a high speed loss of control on Brush Opening Road north of Pacific Woods. Stephen Earl Rand 77 of Clear Lake Highlands died at Lakeside Community Hospital after a Lucerne crash on Highway 20 that struck a pole. An unidentified 10 year old boy escaped with minor injuries when struck while bicycling Sunday night.
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Mendocino
Lakes
Old Calpella Road
Michael Christian Speth
Fort Bragg
Highway 1
Cleone
Excel
Fort Bragg Community Hospital
Speth
Fréd ‘Leslie Hubbard
Gualala
Brush
Pacific Woods
Mendocino County
Sonoma County
Laytonville
Lake County
Lucerne
10Th
Stephen Earl
Rand
Clear Lake Highlands
Lakeside Community Hospital
Speck pleads innocent in nurses murder case
Richard Speck, 24, pleads not guilty to eight murder charges tied to the July nursing townhome killings. Judge Herbert Paschen hears the case as Speck, guarded and tattooed, is brought to court. defense aims to use an insanity plea. Betty Jo Matusek watches, her sister Patricia among the victims.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard Speck
Dallas
Alexander J. Napoli
Criminal Court
Speck
Gerald Getty
Napoli
Herbert C. Paschen
Richard Franklin Speck
Getty
Joseph T. Matusek
Betty Jo
Matusek
Patricia
Petty Theft Reports Over Weekend in Local Sheriff Records
Three cases of petty theft were reported to the sheriff over the weekend. Ron’s Richfield Station on Talmage Road reported the theft of oil and a tire while the station was open between 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Saturday. Mike Lynerd reported the theft of a sleeping bag a .22 cal Title cleaning kit and a striped wool jacket bearing a Pennsylvania State Forest Technicians patch. W. E. Pittman of Calpella reported the theft of two new brake drums for a Reliable trailer, valued between $80 and $90, Friday or Saturday.
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Sheriff's
Ron
Richfield
Talmage Road
Mike Lynerd
Pennsylvania State Forest Technicians
W. E. Pittman
Calpella
National School Lunch Week Proclaimed by Johnson
President Johnson proclaimed the week of October 9 as National School Lunch Week noting about 19 million children in over 71,000 public and non profit private schools will receive school lunches this year.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Silent thieves use jet roar to mask safe explosions
Detectives warn thieves at London Airport blast safes using the noise from departing jets. Officials say explosive cracking sounds are hidden by aircraft roar, complicating investigations and raising security concerns at the air hub.
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London
UPI
Fire call reports no damage on state and clay streets
Fire crews responded Sunday at 8 pm to a fire call on State and Clay Streets with no damage reported. The incident was contained with no injuries or further details provided.
Ukiah Peace Group backs Drath in Storer bid rally
In Ukiah at the Palace Hotel about 200 Drath and Democratic supporters gathered Sunday to back a peace oriented stance opposing the war in Viet Nam. Phil Drath introduced an amended resolution relaxing earlier demands while recognizing Marin County Supervisor Thomas Storer’s movement toward Drath’s pre primary stance. Delegates urged phased US withdrawal, talks with the Viet Cong, and end to bombing, while also endorsing 18 year olds voting and ending the draft for peace time. Other calls urged halting capital punishment until 1967 legislative adjournment and pardons for Sheraton Palace and Auto Row sit in participants. The event featured Robert Scheer and Simon Casady speaking on party strategy and Viet Nam policy.
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Palace Hotel
Deabh
Russell
Doolin Canyon Road
Bruce Bajema
Phil Drath
Robert Scheer
Berkeley
Ramparts Magazine
Journal
K. Hunter
Drath
Ukiah
Viet Nam
Marin County
Thomas Storer
U. S
Storer
Pat Brown
Gov. Brown
Sheraton Palace
San Francisco
Weather outlook for Northwestern California coastal areas
Northwestern California forecast calls for fair weather through Tuesday with coastal overcast in places. Local afternoon clearing expected and temperatures steady. Ukiah high around 100 and low near 57 with coastal winds 5 to 15 knots and locally northwest winds 10 to 20 knots afternoons.
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California
Flying Saucers Again Over Washington Suburbs
Reports of flying saucers flooded police switchboards across Montgomery and Prince George counties and Alexandria Virginia as officers claimed sightings. FAA and area airports detected none on radar, while officers described six to eight hovering objects changing colors from blue to green to red near Beltville Maryland.
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Washington
UPI
Maryland-Virginia
Montgomery
Prince George
Alexandria
Federal Aviation Agency
Prince George County
Maryland
Beltsville
Baltimore
Sniper Kills Five At Texas University Tower Shootout
A high powered rifle sniper killed five people and wounded 17 at the University of Texas Tower campus before surrendering to police after an 80 minute siege. Shots echoed as ambulances ferried the wounded and residents sought cover on sidewalks and lawns. Police and Texas Rangers fired in volleys while witnesses described a young man with blonde hair firing from the observation deck.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
University of Texas
Police
Texas Rangers
Rickway
T.J. Rudolph
Rudolph
Department of Public Safety
Denver Dolman
University
Texas Union
Dolman
Congress weighing air strike back to work plan
Congress moves to empower the President to order striking airline mechanics on five carriers back to work for up to 180 days. Senate and House committees meet as the IAM rejects a White House backed settlement by a large margin, with debates over mandatory versus optional authority. Airlines named include TWA United Eastern National and Northwest.
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Frank Swoboda
Washington
UPI
Congress
Senate
House Labor
International Association of Machinists
White House
Mike Mansfield
House
Mansfield
Senate Labor Group
Johnson
Airlines
TWA
United
Eastern
National
Northwest
Adam C. Powell
Dn.y
House Labor Committee
Carrier Collecting Urgent Local Payments
Ukiah Daily Journal notes a carrier seeks timely payments for outstanding deliveries. Payment prompts emphasize immediate action to avoid service interruption. Residents urged to settle balances with the carrier promptly to maintain daily paper delivery.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Indy
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State Division of Highways
Hiway
Texas University
Pal
Simon Casady
California Democratic Council
Casady
Scheer
San Diego
Democratic Party
China
Gav
Christopher
Associated Press
Labor Committee
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