Nurses Avoid Walkout After Bay Area Pact
In San Francisco and across the Bay Area, nurses reached an agreement with hospitals to refer the pay dispute to a three man fact finding panel. About 1 930 of 2693 nurses at 31 hospitals had submitted resignations but withdrawals were anticipated as the interim deal kept patient care steady. Nurses at Kellogg Idaho also protested wages.
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San Francisco
UPI
Bay
California Nurses Association
Janice Wood
Golden Gate Hospital
CNA Spoksman
A. Hospital
Laurence Corbett
CNA
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
U.S
Willard J. Wirtz
John W. Gardner
The
San Francisco Bay Area
Dicolopulous
California
Carol Kelly
Kellogg
Idaho
West Shoshone Hospital
Whitman Brain Tumor Tied to Campus Massacre Claim
A pathologist said Charles J. Whitman suffered a brain tumor that could have affected his actions as he killed 15 people at the University of Texas campus and wounded 33 others before he was killed. Police released more details on the aftermath, notes, and a color film turned over to the FBI.
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Dechenar
Whitsaan
Deékmann
Whitman
Justice of the Peace
R. A
Bob) Miles
Miles
U.S
Charles J.whitman
FBI
Sacramento Scene Cranston, Reagan In Dramatic Face to Face Meet
Devastating exchange as California political scene shifts to a dramatic face to face between Cranston and Reagan. Tense confrontation highlighted by sharp questions and pointed answers, signaling a pivotal moment in the state’s public discourse and party dynamics.
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Cranston
Reagan
Tom Lynch Here Tomorrow In Sacramento Reception
Attorney General Tom Lynch will arrive at Sacramento Municipal Airport tomorrow at 3 45 p m. He will be met by supporters, then escorted to a champagne reception and buffet at Deerwood Park. Tickets cost 10 per person, with organizers including Gino Stefani and State Sen Frank Petersen.
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Tom Lynch
Ukiah Municipal
Mrs. Lynch
Deerwood Park
Gino Stefani
Richard Jacobsen
Frank Petersen
Robert Y. Bell
Lynch
U. S
California
San Francisco
Stanley Mosk
State Supreme Court
Santa ‘Clara
Santa Clara University
University of San Francisco Law School
SigrRit Oe
Virginia Summers
Estrada
County GOP to Launch Round-up Drive Aug. 20
Mendocino County Republicans announce a statewide Round-up door to door effort on August 20 with 57 counties joining to register unregistered Republicans. The program aims to boost registrations after Republicans led Democrats in the spring drive. Local chairs include Mrs. Hunt and appointed helpers across Ukiah Willits Covelo Little River Boonville and Point Arena. Volunteers may contact Mrs. Hunt at 462 3971.
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County Gop
Si ‘Boynton
Republican ‘Central’ Committee
Mendocino County
Victory Squad
Jack Hunt
Martin Stipp
al Rueger
William Cleland
Leonard Nix
Ukiah
Robert Hamilton
Willits
Phyllis Weymouth
Covelo
Frank Hamilton
Little River
Ward Hanes
Boonville
R. Oglesby
Point Arena
Hunt
False Alarm Destroys Eureka Family Car
A 3:33 am prank from State and Clara caused a total loss when a car, belonging to a Eureka family of ten, burned after a false alarm and a later overheated wheel bearing sparked fire on Mammage Avenue. Firemen, delayed by the first alarm, could not save the vehicle. Fire Chief Al Bechtel urged culprits to stop the dangerous prank amid 16 false alarms in 1966.
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State
Clara
Eureka
Talmage Avenue
Fresno
al Bechtel
Bechtel
Seattle Man Held As Theft Suspect
Highway Patrolmen early to day arrested Gordon James Reed 26 Seattle near Willits on investigation of car theft driving without an operator s license in possession crossing over a double yellow line and having an open liquor container in his car He was booked at county jail pending further investigation by authorities.
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Gordon James Reed
Seattle
Willits
Ukiah Police Probe Burglary of Market
Ukiah police investigate two burglaries. Wildberger's Market reported wine missing. A hangar at Ukiah Municipal Airport was entered and first aid supplies stolen.
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Ukiah
Wildberger
Aisiah
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California and Ukiah
Northwestern California enjoys fair weather through Wednesday with coastal overcast clearing inland by afternoon and minimal temperature change. Ukiah records a high of 102 and low of 58 with northwest winds 10 to 20 knots along the coast.
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California
Temperatures and rainfall report for Ukiah area
Temperature data for August 1966 lists highs of 108 and a low of 86 with noon reading. rainfall shown as 0.00. The August 1965 column notes a high of 98 and a low of 59, with today’s low at 62 and rainfall of 0.02 for last year. Courtesy Ukiah Daily Weather Observer.
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Ukiah
Iro Department
Kosygin Granted Four Year Mandate in Soviet Parliament
The Supreme Soviet unanimously renewed Premier Alexei Kosygin's mandate to lead the Soviet government for four years. The session opened amid calls for U.S. troop withdrawal from Vietnam as Konstantin Fedin denounced American policy as a crime against peace and humanity. Brezhnev and other Kremlin officials listened as Fedin demanded action.
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Moscow
UPI
Supreme Soviet
Alexie N. Kosygin
Knevrin
Nikita
S. Khrushchev
Kosygin
Wenesday
Council of Ministers
United States
Viet Nam
Konstantin Fedin
Council of the Union
Senate
Chamber
U.S
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Kremlin
Fedin
Willys Jeep Stolen on Cypress Avenue
James W. Scott of 404 Cy press reported to police this morning his 1954 Willys Jeep was stolen from in front of his house during the night on Cypress Avenue. A separate note says Dr. Joseph Gulyash found between $20 and $25 missing from a filing cabinet in his S Dora Street office, dating Sunday night.
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James W. Scott
Cypress
Joseph Gulyash
S. Dora Street
Word of God Defense Fails in Abalone Case at Ten Mile Court
Robert H Wonacatt was fined 150 dollars by Judge Ray Ware after a Ten Mile Justice Court hearing on three counts possession of abalone without a license and failure to display the shell to an arresting officer. Fish and Game officer G Jenn Cochran testified Wonacatt hid the abalone in a cave. Fort Bragg attorney Robert Petersen entered a not guilty plea and later said he was not qualified to present a Bible based defense. Deputy District Attorney Gerald Sperry prosecuted.
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Ten Mile
Boy survives 125 foot cliff fall in Dover England
Graham Houghton, 13, fell about 125 feet from a cliff near Dover England on Monday. He sustained only a broken leg after a ledge broke beneath him.
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Dover
England
Graham Houghton
Here
Senate Debates Air Strike End Back-To-Work Order
The Senate opened debate on emergency legislation to empower President Johnson to end the 26 day airline strike by issuing a back-to-work order. Labor leaders warned workers may not return voluntarily as the panel approved giving the President up to 180 days of discretion, while administrators seek shared congressional responsibility.
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Washington
APD
Senate
Johnson
Willard Wirtz
Senate Labor Committee
Congress
Father of Texas sniper calls son a brilliant student
Charles Whitman Sr. described Charles Joseph Whitman, 25, the University of Texas killer, as a bright young man who pushed himself to excel. He said there was no sign of depression two weeks before the shooting and cited family difficulties and anger in their last hours together.
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Carolyn
Linden
Lake Worth
Fia
University of Texas
Charles A. Whittt Jr
Cluste Tana
Tae
Charles
Texas
Whitman
Hig
Glso
Austin
Tex
Charles Joseph ‘Whitman
Auto fire causes major damage on Talmage Road overpass
Fire department logs show a Monday 3 46 a m auto fire at Talmage Road and Freeway Overpass injuring a car owned by Dean Dunlap Moe Kinleyville with no other damages. Earlier fire call was a grass fire on Yosemite Drive at 3 15 pm with no damage and a false alarm at State and Clara at 3 33 am.
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Yosemite Drive
State
Clara
Talmage Road
Dean Dunlap
Moe
Mass killings predicted by psychiatrist Wertham
Allentown reporting quotes Dr Frederick Wertham contending mass murders are contagious and likely to recur after the Chicago nurse killings and Texas campus massacre. A second expert cautions the trigger is unclear with psychosis and personal disturbance as the main factors.
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Allentown
University of Texas
Chicago
Frederick Wertham
New York
UPT
Texas
Philip Solomon
Boston City Hospital
Austin
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Ronald Reagan
Alan Cranston
John Birch Society
Society
Birch Society
Flournoy
Houston I. Flournoy
Rob
Gerald L.K. Smith
Armais Artunoff
Reda Pump Co
Bartlesville
Okla
Paul H. Talbert
Beverly Hills
National Council
George Carr
Absco Paving
Division of Highways
Flower Street
Willys
Cypress Avenue
Word of God
Bragg Man
Wertham
University of Texas Capus
di Wertham
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