Irrepressible conflict looms in America over race riots
The piece argues riots in Harlem and Rochester reflect deeper racial tensions beyond agitators. It warns that blaming only outsiders ignores police brutality fears and urges facing the national crisis without repeating past civil conflict, noting costs of repression and discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Rochester
FBI
Ben
New York
North
South
Herman P. Muller
Bureau of Census
America
Spoiled Pets Versus Kids Opinion Piece
A light essay argues that pet overindulgence mirrors human behavior, noting 750000 pet monkeys era in the U S and contrasting spoiled animals with spoiled children. It endorses continuing pet pampering while hoping children grow up less spoiled.
Ten representatives form steering committee for polio fund drive
Mendocino County council named a steering committee at the Palace Hotel this morning to lead the special emergency polio fund drive starting August 15. Appointees include Sterling Norgard Lee Conroy Bill Farrell Bev Broaddus Jr John Wonder John McNab Bert Banzhaf Fran Connors Nola Pearce Irene Hocker Judge H L Preston Keith Eversole Charles Kasch and others accepted. A separate trip by car to Reeves canyon encountered a broken auto stump collision leaving Preston Maze Squires and Love to finish parts of a timber claim visit with varied travel ordeals and a hot eight mile hike back to Laughlin for the down train.
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Inter-Service Club Council
Mendocino County
Palace Hotel
Sterling Norgard
Lee Conroy
Lions
Bill Farrell
Bev Broaddus Jr
John Wonder
John McNab
Rotary
Bert Banzhaf
Fran Connors
Kiwanis
Nola Pearce
Irene Hocker
H. L. Preston
Keith Eversole
Charles Kasch
The
Mendocino County Bar Association
Will van Dyke
Charles M. Mannon
Lilburn Gibson
M. H. Iverson
G. E. Redwine
Preston
Doc Squires
Jack Love
Harold Maze
Auto
Reeves Canyon
Laughlin
Maze
Love
Burke Property Transfer Added to Caldwell Family
The Burke property near the Forks bought last spring by Ralph Grigsby was sold to Mrs. and Mr. George Caldwell of Richmond. The Caldwells have three children and Caldwell is a jeweler. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson of San Jose and their daughters Faith and Nan visited Thursday to stay with Dr. L. K. Van Allens, the Wilsons’ parents.
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Burke
the Forks
Ralph Grigsby
George Caldwell
Fred Nassie
Caldwells
Richmond
Caldwell
Ray Wilson
San Jose
Faith
Nan
Williams Returns From Persia After 12 Years at Standard Oil
Thirty years ago on August 3 1984 Guy S Williams formerly of Willits and brother of Mrs Jack Christy of Clara Avenue is home from Persia renewing old acquaintances. Williams has worked for Standard Oil in drilling operations for 12 years and has traveled the globe in various company assignments. Indications point to his next posting on the mainland of Arabia.
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Guy S. Williams
Willits
Jack Christy
Clara Avenue
Persia
Williams
Standard Oil
Arabia
Local Bar Members Depart for Humboldt Meeting
Several members of the local bar association leave today to attend the Humboldt Bar Association meeting to be held tomorrow. The local bar members were invited out of courtesy from neighboring colleagues.
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Humboldt Bar Association
Fish and Game Fees Faced in California Report
A UCLA economist reports to the assembly on revenue and taxation, noting half of fish and game fees haven’t risen in a decade. She urges eliminating licensing agent commissions and ending welfare license subsidies, arguing current policy subordinates fiscal matters to department policy and minority politics.
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Sacramento
CNS
Assembly Committee On Revenue and Taxation
F&g
Alice J. Vandermeulen
UCLA
F&g Department
Vandermeulen
Department
Fish and Game
Fisheries Or Fame Management
Pacific Northwest Southwest Power Intertie approved
The Pacific Northwest Southwest Power Intertie agreement was reached by President Johnson private power firms and state and federal agencies. The plan details two 500000 volt lines from John Day Dam to Los Angeles and a federal loop to Keswick Dam with divisions between federal and private builders. The deal ended a long dispute between public and private power interests and includes concessions to public power.
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Sacramento
CNS
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Interior
Stewart Udall
Edmund G. Brown
Hugh Fisher
Resources Agency
Brown
John Day Dam
Oregon
Los Angeles
Tracy
Oroville
Moss Landing
Morro Bay
Washington-Oregon
Portland General Electric
California
Pacific Gas and Electric
Pacific Power and Light
Southern California Edison
San Diego Gas and Electric
State Line
Round Mountain
Keswick Dam
Redding
Keswick
Clair Engle
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Senate
FOUJ
State Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Board
California Highway Patrol
UCLA
Assembly Revenue and Taxation
Alice J. Vandermeulen
Fish and Game Department
Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Goldwater Backers See Him as Road Block Leader
In Chicago a private Goldwater gathering shows followers view him as a brake on change. They seek blunt honesty and a nonpolitical stance, hoping he will slow what they call a Negro revolution and big government while restoring candor in national leadership. They admire his purity and vow he would act as if in their own shoes, even if some doubt he can deliver the promised shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
NBA
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Cils
GOP
President Goldwater
White House
Costa Rican President shocked by fascist talk at Texas King Ranch
President Francisco J. Orlich visited the King Ranch in Texas during a state tour and voiced protest to the State Department after Costa Rican officials observed hosts gloating about Kennedy's assassination. The visit highlighted vast ranch operations and a high tech brush clearing machine developed by the Kleberg family.
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Texas
Washington
Costa Rica
King Ranch
State Department
Francisco J. Orlich
Kennedy
Orlich
Bob Lleberg
Klebergs
Australia
Argentina
Peru
Castro
Cuba
Pennsylvania
Coatesville
Kentucky
Lexington
Kleberg
Deaver Alexander
University of Pennsylvania
King Farm
James Clement
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hob Shelton
Tobin Armstrong
Goldwater
Kleberg Fam
Financing Recreation Around New Reservoirs Sparks Budget Battle
The Assembly Interim Committee on Water examined funding for recreational development tied to new reservoirs in the state water project. Funds are being diverted from existing beaches and parks, raising concerns that current recreational lands may be endangered and that policy decisions in the 1965 session will set lines of action on reservoir development, land improvements, or new revenues.
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Assembly Interim Committee On
Tnew
Ressources
Assembly
Tidelands
Senate
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