Red Viets Attack U S Ship Near Tonkin Coast
President Johnson ordered shoot to kill rules for Navy patrols in international waters off North Vietnam after the Maddox was fired on. A second destroyer and air cover were sent to the area to attack any attacking force, with goals to drive off and destroy threats. The Maddox was not damaged. North Vietnamese patrol boats fired torpedoes and small guns as U S fighters and the carrier Ticonderoga delivered firepower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPS
Johnson
North
Viet Nam
U.S
Maddox
Gulf of Tonkin
George E. Reedy Jr
White House
Ticonderoga
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Cyrus Vance
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U. S
New York
United States
Pacific Command
Honolulu
Ulysses Grant Sharp Jr
U. S. Pacific
Sharp
Fatal Fort Bragg Crash Kills Lloyd Atkinson
Fort Bragg resident Lloyd Carl Atkinson, 30, died when the car he rode as a passenger left Highway 20 near Chamberlain Creek and struck a tree at 10 30 last night. Driver Cynthia Arudio, 21, was injured. she said Atkinson woke and grabbed the wheel, sending the car off the roadway. Also noted were other weekend crashes in Lake and Mendocino counties with one Saratoga woman killed in a Clear Lake Park crash.
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Fort Bragg
Highway 20
Chamberlain Creek
Lloyd Carl Atkinson
Stewart Street
Cynthia Arleen Arudio
Chestnut Street
Miss Arudio
Leo Agrin
Lake County
Saratoga
Dorothy Butterfield
Clear
Lake Park
Richard Watson
Sunnyvale
Lilly Cove
California Highway Patrol
Fook Chan
Ukiah
Ford Road
N. State Street
Chan
Hing Chan
Kurt Schmitz Jr
Dora
Fircrest Drive
Mars Next Target In Space
Pasadena Calif UPI reports American scientists at JPL celebrate Ranger 7 lunar photos and outline a dual Mars flyby by Mariners 3 and 4 planned for November. Ranger 8 and 9 targets follow, with the lunar program budget and a 1970 moon landing aim. The missions could carry military implications and advance U.S. lead in space exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Ranger 7
Moon
Mars
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Lunar
Red Planet
America
Russia
Northwestern California Weather Forecast Summary
Northwest California will see fair conditions with coastal overcast through Tuesday. Highs around 94 and lows near 53 to 54, with winds northwest at 10 to 20 knots and coastal areas south of Cape Mendocino easing to 10 to 15 knots. Locations include Ukiha 94-53 and Santa Rosa 80-50.
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California
Fair
Santa Rosa
Napa
Cape Mendocino
San Diego School to Bear Name of Adm. Standley
San Diego plans to name a junior or senior high school for Admiral William H Standley a 90 year old Navy leader and former ambassador to Russia Editorials praise his service to the nation and youth Board of Education priorities are set with support from retired and active duty officers and local civic groups Standley was raised in Ukiah and linked to local history through family ties and a restaurant legacy
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San Diego
Adm. Standley
William H
Hal'' Standley
Akidhan
U. S. Navy
Adm
William H. Standley
Russia
Board of Education
Standley
America
Hal
Ukiah
L. M. Hildreth
San Diego Union
Africa
Mary Cunningham
Okiahan
Superior Court
Hale McCowen
Rosser family seeks 42000 in car crash suit
William E Rosser and wife Alice May Rosser and their four children sue Robert Allen Heavilan and five John Does for injuries from a Aug 3 1963 collision on Highway 101 three miles south of Piercy. Damages listed include 15000 each for Marion Louise Rosser Connie Evelyn Rosser Donald Clifford Rosser and 2000 each for William E Rosser and his son. Carrow and Jones of Novato represent plaintiffs.
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William E. Rosser
Alice May Rosser
William Edwards Rosser Jr
Marion Louise Rosser
Connie Evelyn Rosser
Donald Clifford Rosser
Robert Allen Heavilan
John Does
Piercy
Heavilan
Novato
Carrow and Jones
Two Errant Drivers Receive Jail Terms
Louis J. Hoaglin age 19 of Laytonville was sentenced to five days in county jail after appearing in Little Lake Justice Court on Friday. Vernon Bruce Langley age 28 of Windsor received the same five day jail term in Ten Mile Justice Court for drunk driving.
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Louis J. Hoaglin
Laytonville
Little Lake
Ten Mile Justice Court
Vernon Bruce Langley
Windsor
Man Struck by Express Train Near Penistone
Standley Lovell, 60, escaped with minor cuts and bruises after being struck by a 60 mile per hour express train near Penistone England. Lovell said he tried to jump clear of the track when hit.
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Penistone
England
UPI
Standley Lovell
Here
Lovell
Airman Dies When Boat Hits Skiff on Lake Pillsbury
Allen George Telgloff, 21, of Mill Valley, an airman second class, is missing and presumed drowned after a small aluminum skiff was struck by a speedboat towing a skier near Rocky Point. His wife Irene Tetgloff, 21, was hospitalized with injuries. a 14 year old San Carlos boy piloting the speedboat was released to parents. Diane Rector, 11, from San Francisco, was hurt. divers searched 70 to 80 foot depths without success.
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Hamilton Field
Lake Pillsbury
Allen George Telgloff
Mill Valley
Lakeport
Irene Christina Tetgloff
Reid Evan Choate
San Carlos
Rocky Point
Girl’s corrugated box boat sinks on first test
Holly Harlan attempted a waterproof box-board boat for a San Francisco Art Institute assignment. The craft floated briefly then promptly capsized during its initial test on Sunday, leaving the designer soaked but credited for completing the task.
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San Francisco
UPI
Holly
Harlan
Frontier Bank in Covelo Closes Doors
Wells Fargo opened a Covelo branch on an emergency basis after Frontier Bank failed and entered voluntary liquidation Friday. State Superintendent John A. O Kane announced the state seized assets, with FDIC named as receiver. Deposits are expected to be paid under FDIC insurance. Frontier Bank president Robert Keith resigned effective the first of the month.
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Wells Fargo Bank
Covelo
Frontier Bank
Wells Fargo
John A. O'Kane
O'Kane
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FDIC
Robert Keith
Ukiah
Kuchel Says GOP Convention A Tragedy Appalling To Calif Senator
UPI reports Sen. Thomas Kuchel of California calls the Republican National Convention appalling and a tragedy. In a letter to Chula Vista Star-News editor Lowell Blandfort, he says the California primary was pivotal, the party has turned from Lincoln era values, and that Republicans must engage more in local affairs to safeguard the party’s future. He spoke after arriving in Red Bluff for Sen. Clair Engle’s funeral.
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Chula Vista
UPI
Thomas Kuchel
R-Calif
Kuchel
Barry M. Goldwater
Lowell Blandfort
Chula Vista Star-News
California
Ruchel
Eiter
Republc
Red Bluff
Calif
Sen
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Burglars Loot Radios From Philco Distributors Plant
In Shreveport Louisiana burglars broke into Philco Distributors Inc and stole 1800 dollars worth of radios from 102 units. A note reading Tank you was left at the scene.
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Shreveport, la
UPI
Philco Distributors Inc
California GOP moderates keep committee control
In Sacramento California Republicans retained control of the California Republican Central Committee despite a Goldwater backed revolt. Dr Gaylord Parkinson was elected chairman while James W Halley won the vice chair post in a party line vote. Knowland urged Cristina for vice chair but Halley prevailed with support from GOP lawmakers.
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Barry Goldwater
Callifornia Republican Central Committee
U. S
William F. Knowland
Goldwater
Knowland
California
Arizona
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Central Committee
Gaylord B. Parkinson
el Cajon
Caspar W. Weinberger
San Francisco
Parkinson
Vernon J. Cristina
San Jose
Rockefeller
James W. Halley
San Mateo County
GOP
Halley
Cristina
Charles S. Gubser
R.calif
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Browning
Bob ‘Mossi
Rob
Mossi
Cold Creek ‘Bridge
Ronald Portlock
Dennis
Marcheschi
Don Dulaney
Merlin McMinn
Richard Bakker
Eckmann
Dulaney
Barry
Sacramento, Calif
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