Cyprus Cease Fire Strained By Fourth Straight Turkish Raid
Turkish planes raided Cyprus for a fourth day despite a cease-fire. Cyprus accepted a UN appeal to suspend hostilities while Turkey conditionally agreed to halt air attacks. Reports from Polis cited civilian casualties, with conflicting tallies of dead and wounded. Diplomatic efforts intensified as Khrushchev pledged Soviet support for Cyprus, and Britain and the United States sought to defuse the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray J. Moloney
Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
United Nations
Turkey
Polis
London
High Commission
Ankara
Cypriot High Commission
Greece
North Atlantic Alliance
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Makarios
Soviet Union
Republic of Cyprus
United Nations Security, Council
Britains
Douglas Home
Johnson
U. S
Sixth Fleet
Downtown Apartment Blaze in Uptown Building
An early morning fire gutted one apartment in the Uptown Apartments at Smith and State Streets and damaged several others and the attic of Dr. Nicholas Zbitnoff's building. Damage estimated at 10 000 to 15 000 dollars. Fire started in Charles Kohen's apartment, possibly from a smoldering cigarette. Firefighters controlled the blaze after four hours with 30 men and five engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uptown
Smith and
State Streets
Nicholas Zbitnoff
Russia
al Bechtel
F. C
Bill) Wheeler
Ukiah Valley Creamery
Bill Anderson
Anderson Logging Co
Palace Hotel
Wheeler
Anderson
Charles Kohen
Anderson and
Ulrich Fire Department
Smith Street
N. State
Journal
Erickson
Ukiah
North State Streets
Cober
Get Tough Policy For Troublemakers
Police Chief Donn Saulsbury and Justice Court Judge Fred Goss announced a get tough policy for Friday night dances at the Fairgrounds after repeated trouble. Several teenagers who had been drinking and fighting were picked up, and Saulsbury said he would not allow a minority to jeopardize the dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Donn Saulsbury
Justice Court
Fred Goss
Saulsbury
Jeep rollover kills two hunters in Elk Valley trip
A Jeep carrying six hunters including a 15 year old boy rolled over on a Forestry road near Elk Valley during opening day deer season. Norman Cullum died crushed under the vehicle, his son among the others injured. The other fatality occurred earlier near Clear Lake Oaks when Roger Waddell crashed after a left turn. Multiple injuries and additional accidents were reported in Covelo and Ukiah areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Cullum
Hollie Cullum
el Sobrante
Elk Valley
U.S
Cullum
Lake County Sheriff's Office
U.S. Forest Service
Jones Mortuary
Lakeport
Lakeside Hospital
Lake County
Roger William Waddell
San Mateo
Clear Lake Oaks
Covelo
Ukiah
Ec! River Ranger Station
2000-Acre Fire Opens Deer Season
More than 600 firefighters battled a 2,000 acre timber and brush fire in Mendocino National Forest between the Eel River and Cache Creek, 10 miles north of Nice. The blaze began Sunday near Crabtree Lodge, spread through steep canyons, with air tankers dumping over 24,000 gallons of chemicals. One fatality occurred when a jeep carrying deer hunters overturned in Elk Valley, killing a 15-year-old boy. a 24-year-old inmate fighting the fire suffered severe burns and was flown to Ukiah, with return to San Quentin expected in 48 hours. District officials offered no start explanation for the blaze.
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California
Mendocino National Forest
Eel River
Cache Creek
Nice
Crabtree Lodge
Lake County
Bartlett Flat
Twin Valleys
Ukiah
Elk Valley
Arthur Reeves
Forestry
San Quentin
Upper Lake
Northwestern California Weather Update
Fair conditions prevail in Northwestern California with overnight coast overcast through Tuesday. Daytime highs reach around 100 in Ukiah and 84 in Napa, Santa Rosa near 80, with coastal winds from the northwest at 10 to 20 knots and cooler tonight in inland areas.
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California
Fair
Napa
Santa Rosa
Northwest
Record State Income Report Shows California Prosperity
SACRAMENTO reports by Controller Alan Cranston and Finance Director Hale Champion show record income figures for 1963 and 1963-64. The average adjusted gross income topped $9,000, with Californians reporting 3.5 million taxpayers and a $32.5 billion total, while general fund revenue exceeded budgets by about 26.5 million. Marin County led in income, with San Mateo and Santa Barbara close behind, as auto sales and other taxes boosted totals.
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Cranston
Champion
General Fund
San Mateo
Santa Barbara
Personal income in Mendocino County tops state ranks
California tax data show Mendocino County residents averaged $7,862 in adjusted gross income in 1962, ranking 37th in the state, with total AGI reported of $60,547,811. State Controller Alan Cranston announced, noting Californians filing in 1962 averaged $9,061 and statewide taxable returns reached 3,592,312 with record AGI and personal income taxes. Marin and San Mateo counties led with the highest incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
CIS
Mendocino County
Alan Cranston
Cranston
San Mateo County
Santa Barbara
Fire calls and incidents in Ukiah area weekend
Friday 1 20 p m Ambu lance to Claudia A Trumbo Potter Valley to Hillside Community Hospital 1 22 p m fire to Old Sewer Farm rubbish City of Ukiah Property no damage Saturday 4 a m mutual aid to Piercy Fire Department log deck Sunday 11 47 p m smoke scare L K Van Allen Property 287 N Oak today 6 40 a m fire Uptown Apartments major damage several units 8 15 a m fire Old Sewer Farm no damage fire extinguished by Talmage Fire Department
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia A. Trumbo
Potter Valley
Hillside Community Hospital
Old
City of Ukiah
Piercy Fire Department
L. K. van Allen
N. Oak
Uptown
Old Sewer Farm
Talmage
Pope Condemns Blind Dogma of Communism in Encyclical
Pope Paul VI in his first encyclical condemns one blind dogma of communism, offers to mediate in international disputes, and says the church will devote efforts toward world peace while staying within its ministerial limits. He stresses dialogue is difficult under communism and pledges to educate humanity to peaceful means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sunderland
Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Paul
Tron
Encyclical Analysis Signals Conservative Tone Under Paul VI
The encyclical seen by Louis Cassels of United Press International appears aimed at reassuring conservatives and dampening hopes for rapid Catholic unity. It harshly condemns communism and stresses papal primacy, reflecting Italian political anxieties as President Segni nears death and suggesting a rightward shift in Vatican diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cassels
United Press International
Paul
Paul VI
John
John XXIII
Pius XII
Italy
John XXII
Carlos Segni
Vatican
World news in brief from Washington to Vietnam
United States leaders discuss Cyprus crisis and Southeast Asia at the White House. Cyprus asks the UN Security Council for an emergency meeting over Turkish air attacks. Mississippi autopsies on three slain civil rights workers may be released today. Goldwater accuses the Johnson administration of undermining national defense. Red China praises anti US sentiment while pledging aid to North Vietnam if needed. Gen Nguyen Khanh reports Chinese troop movements in North Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Jphinson
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
White House
Cyprus
Southeast Asia
United Nations, N. Y
United Nations Security Council
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Barry M. Goldwater
Johnson
Tokyo
Red China
Viet Nam
United States
Cap ST
Jacques
Nguyen Khanh
Baby arrives during Deer Hunt in Cow Mountain area
Ronald Harrold of Palo Alto went deer hunting in the Cow Mountain area when his wife Beverly delivered a baby girl at 1 15 am Sunday. The newborn weighed six pounds seven ounces and both mother and child were reported doing fine at Ukiah General Hospital. The birth occurred during a hunting trip attended by the Harrolds mother and wife’s aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Harrold
Palo Alto
Cow Mountain
Beverly
Ukiah General Hospital
Harrolds
Babe
Murphy Salinger Senate Appointment Questioned
Former actor George Murphy testifies before a Senate subcommittee, calling Pierre Salinger’s California seat appointment illegal and invalid under state law. Atty. Gen. Stanley Mosk defends Gov. Brown’s move to fill the vacancy created by Clair Engle’s death, as Murphy’s challenge unfolds at a closed hearing.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Pierre Salinger
California
George Murphy
Atty
Stanley Mosk
Brown
Salinger
Sen
Clair Engle
D-Calll
Murphy
White House
Edmund G. Brown
D-Calif
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Jeep
Richard Millar
National Forest Service
Toby Tervinen
Hale Champion
Pope
Baby
Elmer Lammi
State St
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