Wirtz says air strike poses no national threat
Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz told Congress there is no threat to national welfare from the 29 day old airline walkout. He cautioned against meaningful talks while a Senate bill to end the strike is under consideration, noting only minor overall economic effects though significant disruption on travel and cash losses for airlines.
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Washington
UPI
Willard Wirtz
Congress
Legisla
House
Wirtz
House Commerce, Committee
Senate
Johnson
Johnson Faces Tight Corner Over Steel Prices And Air Strike
Indications suggested the White House would not force steelmakers to roll back price hikes amid a 29 day airline strike. Johnson faced loss of leverage as steel prices rose, while observers weighed the administration’s response and potential inflationary effects. Continued on Page 6.
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White House
Johnson
Bellweather
John ¥. Kennedy
Fire calls list from Ukiah area incidents
Fire report records multiple calls including a grass and fence blaze at R H Berg property 405 Talmage Road ambulance to County Jail for Mil ton Alexander transport to County Hospital a vehicle fire at Beamer lot Sid major damage to paint and engine compartment at 136 p.m false alarm at Oak and Morris and a car fire at Ukiah Airport with major damage to Elmer Harmor’s auto early morning.
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R. H. Berg
Talmage ‘Road
Milton Alexander
County Hospital
Beamer
Oak and
Elmer Harmor
F Auto
Ukiah Airrt
Ukiah
Talmage Road
Frank Crawford
Hastings Road
Journal
G. Hunter
Whitman given Christian burial after mass at Sacred Heart
A mass at Sacred Heart Church in West Palm Beach honored Charles J. Whitman and his mother. Officials said Catholic moral theology found lack of knowledge and consent in his final actions. About 400 attended a 30 minute service as guards stood by. Whitman’s father and brothers attended the graveside rites at Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery, where he and his mother were buried with red roses and daffodils after a sealed casket procession.
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Ipl
Honan
Charles
J. Whitman
Whitman
Sacred Heart Church
Thomas Anglim
Hillcrest Memorial
West Palm Beach
Eugene Quinlan
Charles A. Whitman Jr
Patrick
John
Ariglim
Charles J. Whitman
Anglim
Young Whitman
California GOP faces Birch Society clash at state meet
In Sacramento a fierce fight over political extremism and the John Birch Society threatens to flare at the California Republican convention. Democrats push to condemn extremism and the Birchers while GOP leaders aim to keep debates concise and focus on a civil rights plank. Ronald Reagan’s stance draws scrutiny as party leaders weigh platform language.
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Devan L. Shumway
Sacramento
UPI
John Birch Society
California
Republican
Edmund G. Brown
Cnvention
Lee Sherry
San’ Rafael
Hasale
Sherry
Stradail
Gaylord
B. Parkinson
Cop
Frank Lanterman
R-La Canada
The
GOP
Alan ‘Cranston
Birch Society
Robert L. Coate
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Robert Welch
Rough and Ready Driver Spills Hay on Highway 20
Highway patrolmen cleared a hay spill on Highway 20 after a trailer overturn. Driver Melvin Lee Brown, 21, Rough and Ready, Calif., lost control near Cold Creek bridge. injuries reported to Diane Brown, 16, Willits, and Shirley Lay, 21, Ukiah. A rear-end collision at Bricarelli Drive and State Street involved Robert Lay, 26, and Earlene Gregg, 28, Ukiah, with minor injuries.
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Highway 20
Bricarelli Drive
N. State Street
Melvin Lee Brown
Rough ’N Ready
Calif
Cold Creek Bridge
Robert Lay
Ukiah
Earlene Gregg
State Street
Diane Brown
Willits
Shirley Lay
Burglary Suspect Arraigned in Quadric’s Store Theft
Jack Delbert Carner, 37, of Kerman California, was arrested by Officer Casper Kroh of Willits police Wednesday night while attempting to break into the Quadric’s Store office safe on Main Street and was arraigned Thursday in Ukiah Justice Court. Judge Hale McCowen Jr appointed George Nelson as assistant public defender, with the case continued to Monday for plea. A confederate smashed the front door with a sledge and escaped. Also before Superior Judge Wayne Burke Thursday, Robert Winser of Redwood Valley was committed to Atascadero State Hospital for a 90 day observation as a sex offender. Donald Buford, charged with conspiracy and theft, failed to appear. his arraignment was continued to Aug 11. Russell Buford, charged on the same counts, was found dead in Contra Costa County from an apparent narcotic overdose. They were suspected in a short‑change racket. Robert Stone of Yreka, charged with grand theft, failed to appear and a bench warrant was issued. Richard Dal Pozzo and Ted Loomis, both 18 and Ukiah, were certified to the Juvenile Court after appearing for burglary of the Lucky Lager distributing plant and destruction of a water pipe belonging to the Willow County Water District. They were found with un-released Lucky Lager beer containers. Omer Leon Wall pled not guilty to issuing spurious checks. trial date set for Aug 18. A writ of mandate against Judge McCowen to certify record in hit‑and‑run proceedings against a Ukiah man was shelved when Judge Burke was informed the judge had complied. The district attorney’s appeal of the dismissal was noted.
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Jack Delbert
Carner
Kerman
Calif
Casper Kroh
Willits
Quadric
Main Street
Ukiah
Justice Court
Hale McCowen Jr
George Nelson
Kroh
Wayne Burke
Robert Winser
Redwood Valley
Atascadero State Hospital
Donald Buford
Russell Buford
Contra Costa County
Robert Stone
Yreka
Burke
Richard Dal Pozzo
Ted Loomis
Willow County Water District
Omer Leon
Wall
McCowen
Second anniversary raid marks Vietnam bombing campaign
UPI reports Saigon marking the second anniversary of the first bombing raid on North Vietnam with an 83-mission strike targeting oil depots supply lines highways and anti aircraft sites from Dong Hoi to Haiphong. Leaflets over Haiphong claimed Hanoi denies troops it did not admit. Moscow protested Western moves at Haiphong.
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Saigon
UPI
United States
Viet Nam
Dong Hoi
Haiphong
Red China
U.S
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Moscow
Soviet Union
Washington
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
North
Food Price Hike Under Scrutiny
Washington reports a federal probe into profits from bread and milk price increases. FTC and Agriculture Secretary Freeman confirm investigations to determine who profits from the market basket rise, with Freeman cautioning against blaming farmers and noting a modest price rise to aid farmers has been long delayed.
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Washington
UPS
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Paul Rand Dixon
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
New York
Freeman
New York City
Peace Vigil Planned Across Nation for Hiroshima Anniversary
MADISON Wis UPI peace groups plan a two hour vigil outside Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington and a Madison protest led by NCC to mark the 21st anniversary of Hiroshima. SNCC plans to protest at Luci Johnsons wedding amid criticism of timing and Genocidal weapons usage in Vietnam.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Hiroshima
Luci Johnson
National Coordinating Committee
Viet Nam
NCC
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Washington
Pat Nugent
SNCC
Atlanta
Martin Luther King
Roy Wilkins
Whitney Young
A. Phillip ‘Randolph
Luci B. Johnson
Rusk Won't Rule Out DMZ Troop Moves in Vietnam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk left open the possibility that U S troops might enter the demilitarized zone between North and South Vietnam. He said the United States has no policy desire to cross the 17th parallel but must take measures to ensure forces safety. Rusk noted four B 52 strikes from Guam targeting North Vietnam in the DMZ since Saturday and urged ICC oversight to halt DMZ use by Communists. He rejected Soviet charges of attacking Haiphong shipping and criticized diplomatic protest as inappropriate, while acknowledging worsening U S Soviet ties over Vietnam.
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Stewart Hensley Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Viet Nam
United States
17Th Parallel
Rusk
Guam
Control Commission of
Canada
India
Poland
ICC
Res
Haiphong
Mendocino County Farm Bureau Board Meeting Set
The regular monthly meeting of the Mendocino County Farm Bureau directors will be held August 9 at 9 30 a.m. in the Farm Bureau building on North State Street in Ukiah.
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Mendocino County Farm Bureau Board
Farm Bureau
N. State Street
Ukiah
Victims Struck In Assault Near San Pablo Bay
Police search for a sex attacker after two DeAnza High School students Carre Collison and Susan Box were found injured near San Pablo Bay. Box died at the scene while Collison, 15, remained on life support at Brookside Hospital after brain surgery. Detectives lack solid leads and plan to interview Collison when conscious.
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Pinole
Apt
Carre Collison
San Pablo Bay
Pacifica
Miss Box
Miss Collison
Brookside Hospital
DeAnza High School
Richmond
Ane
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