Weekend hunting clashes and local social notes in Fort Bragg
An OCR fragment describes hunting debates and license ideas amid rural tensions, with residents observing deer drives and gun use around private roads. It also recounts a flurry of social visits, family gatherings, turkey dinners, and community events across Mendocino and nearby towns, plus health updates and upcoming Grange activities.
New Car Prices Seen Jumping on 1967 Models
Detroit report notes 1967 cars to carry higher price tags with increases likely toward $200, plus a later rise for 1968. Industry insiders cite added standard features like enhanced padding, dual hydraulic brakes and collapsible steering shafts, plus cost pressures on manufacturers.
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Redwood Empire Fair Show Reveals Automation in Agriculture
Farm machinery exhibit at the Redwood Empire Fair August 18 to 21 showcases automation in farming. Secretary manager James R. Tocher notes advances include tomato picking machines and other devices that turn, grind, peel, slice, thin, pull, pluck, pick, or pulverize, signaling a new era for farmers and crop specialists.
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Auto Makers Face Higher Costs From Wage Hikes
Earnings slipped by 11 million with General Motors and Chrysler posting declines. A new round of wage increases for production workers, starting in September as provided by three-year contracts, will raise production costs and push car prices higher this year.
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Man tells why he wed five women then divorced one
Robert N. Swartz, 36, a San Francisco barber, was arraigned on bigamy charges after marrying five women and divorcing one. He said as a child he was rejected by his parents and married to feel wanted and to belong to someone.
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Forest Fairy Land Theme Lights Up August Fair
The fair will run four days starting August 18 with the theme Forest Fairy Land as the backdrop for a series of revealing events and activities aimed at delighting attendees.
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