Ukiah Doctor Survives Plane Crash Miracle
Dr Carter Noland, a Ukiah physician, narrowly escaped serious injury when his Beechcraft Bonanza crashed in a backyard near S State Street after engine failure. He was aided by Dr James Thomson, rushed to Hillside Hospital, while firefighters and police secured the scene as onlookers gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ILQT
Carter Noland
Ukiah
Luce
S. State Street
Ina Mae Philip
Aemie
Fie
Noland
James Thomson
Napa
Thomson
Hillside Hospital
Ukiah Police
Donn Saulsbury
Cloverdale
Eyewitnesses Describe Plane Crash Near Ukiah House
Eyewitness Louis Feigin, owner of the Ukiah Automatic Machine Shop, reported a loud noise and helped douse the plane with a fire extinguisher until the fire department arrived. pilot was conscious. Emory Morse of Speed's Welding noted the plane aimed at his sister Ina Mae Philip’s house, with a wing striking his pickup and the crash buckling interior walls.
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Louis Feigin
Fiegin
Ukiah Automatic Machine Shop
Carter Nolan
Emory Morse
Morse
Speed
Ina Mae Philip
Redwood Valley Man Narrowly Escapes Death in Crash
Henry D. Wright, 30, of Redwood Valley, suffered deep facial and neck lacerations and possible leg injuries when his car hit a tree near Redwood Valley school about 2 a.m. The wreck caught fire. a passerby alerted the CHP, aiding Wright who crawled 50 feet to safety. Wright, an employee of Masonite Corp, was taken to Hillside Community Hospital for treatment.
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Henry D. Wright
Redwood Valley
California Highway Patrol
Wright
CHP
Len Winters
Uttah Ambulance ‘Service
Winters
Donald F. Jernigan
Hillside Community Hospital
Ted
Ayo
Masonite Corporation
Ea Filtlice
Hospital
aim _ ‘Redwood
Ea Fire
Untitled fragment reports on plane crash near Avenue ho fire
A fragmented notice notes a Wednesday event involving a plane and a fire at 412 Luce Avenue. Details are sparse with unreadable portions but indicate an in-progress incident and an emergency response. Further information and official statements are not available in the readable text.
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Sirplane
Serash
New FM Radio Station KLIL Begins Broadcast From Ukiah
Ukiah welcomes KLIL a new FM stereo station authorized by the FCC to air from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. daily with limited programming. Owners John Oliveira and Woodrow White expect full 18 hour programming by August 20. The station broadcasts ABC FM network and local news from a studio one mile north of Ukiah on Highway 101, aiming for a 50,000 watt equivalent.
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Ukiah
KLIL
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D.C
John Oliveira
Woodrow White
Highway 101
ABC FM
White
Theft Suspect Cooling Off After Lake Swim
David Gerald Flowers of Petaluma was apprehended at Lake Mendocino at 3:25 p.m. by sheriff's deputies while wearing a bathing suit. He is wanted by Sonoma County for car theft and possession of stolen goods. Undersheriff Bob Richardson noted he might have run if not captured, joking about his attire.
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David Gerald Flowers
Petaluma
Lake Mendocino
Flowers
Sheriff's Deputies
Sonoma County
Bob Richardson
Richardson
Temperatures August 1968 and 1967 readings
In August 1968 the record shows a high around 92 and a low near 58 with daily values similar to August 1967 figures. The snippet notes date references and a comparison to the prior year’s temperatures, indicating typical late summer readings or a weather log.
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Driment ‘Baer
Mendocino Sheriff Bartolomie Honored by State
Sheriff Reno Bartolomie of Mendocino County receives a state honor and is asked to join a new county detention facilities study committee in Sacramento. He has served 13 years as sheriff and 32 on the staff. He notes potential agenda development and aims to reduce duplication among federal, state, and health authorities overseeing detention facilities.
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Reno Bartolomie
Mendocino County
Sheriff’s Department
Bartolomie
Robert Walters
Board of Corrections
Sacramento
Walters
Federal Prison System
State Department of Correction
Board of Health
Crime Surge Hits Manila Police Tightly Crooked
The Philippines saw a 40 percent rise in crime last year as police faced widespread corruption and incompetence. Police Commissioner Crispino de Castro testified before Congress, saying most officers are corrupt and ineffective.
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Manila
UPI
Philippines
Ation
Crispino de Castro
de Castro
Congress
Nixon on Vietnam strategy urged by GOP platform writers
Richard M. Nixon told Republican platform writers in Miami Beach that the Vietnam war could be waged more effectively with fewer men at less cost. He called for a new American strategy amid Paris talks and criticized the Johnson administration's conduct of the war while urging bipartisan restraint to support emissaries in Paris.
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Richard Hughes
Miami Beach
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Platform
Vietnam
Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Nixon
GOP Platform Committee
Southeast Asia
John G. Tower
R-Tex
GOP
Johnson
Rockefeller uses new poll to push GOP bid
MIAMI BEACH UPI Nelson Rockefeller's aides seize on a Harris poll claiming he could win the White House for the Republicans. A Nixon aide says the polling game is over and delegates won't be swayed. The poll shows Rockefeller at 40 percent, Humphrey 34, McCarthy 34 or 35, and Nixon trailing. Klein dismisses the result, asserting Nixon remains the winner.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
Nixon
Harris
Rockefeller
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Humphrey
McCarthy
Klein
Richard Nixon
Ukiah Man Held On Theft Charge
Ukiah resident Forest W. Busby faced a preliminary hearing in Superior Court after police stopped him while he sat behind Hillside Community Hospital at 2:20 pm Saturday. A car tape recorder and tapes were found. Busby said he bought them from a stranger. The gear belonged to Darrel Forrester of Willits, whose car had been broken into near the Ukiah Fairgrounds on Friday while he attended races. Busby will appear in court in August to enter a plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Community Hospital
Forest W. Busby
Ukiah
Superior Court
Busby
Darrel Forrester
Willits
Ukiah ‘Fairgrounds
Reagan Recall Move Colossal Failure Stuns California
Sacramento officials called the six month recall drive a colossal failure as signatures lagged well short of the 780,414 needed for a recall election. By midmorning 34 counties reported about 433,179 signatures, with 218,442 from Los Angeles. Reagan hailed the result as proof of the people’s common sense while Lt. Gov. Finch and Secretary Jordan urged changes to the recall law.
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DE van L. Shumway
Sacramento
UFS
Ronald Reagan
Los Angeles
Reagan
Robert Finch
Frank M. Jordan
Ex-D A Litterbug Cleland Faces Littering Charge in Ukiah
Former Mendocino County district attorney Tom Cleland 1962 to 1966 appeared in Ukiah Justice Court facing a littering citation after his attempt to dump trash near two dumps. A traffic ticket for license plates was also issued as the case moved on. The judge denied Cleland’s motion to dismiss citing arraignment issues and the proceeding continued.
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Tom Cleland
Mendocino County
Ukiah
California
Garpherville
Edward Subberra
Subberra
Cleland
Lake Mendocino
Hale McCowen Jr
McCowen
Weather forecast for Northwestern California
Northwestern California remains fair through Friday with coastal overcast and local afternoon clearing. In the extreme north expect clouds with a chance of showers and thunderstorms mainly over the mountains. Inland will be slightly cooler with Ukiah at 86 and 58 tonight.
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California
Carrier Payment Notice From Ukiah Daily Journal
A fragment from the Ukiah Daily Journal notes carrier collection actions and advance payments. It references today’s calls, three months in, and daily journal operations without full context.
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Advan
Journal
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George Hunter
Gobbi Street
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