Injured Ukiah Youth Dies After Motorcycle Crash
Lyle Wayne McCorquodale 16 of Lake Mendocino Drive died at 2 45 p m in a Redding hospital after a Friday night collision on North State Street. He crashed with a southbound car driven by Hubert Ray Kelly 37 of Willits as the car turned left onto Norton. The youth sustained fatal brain injuries, was treated at Ukiah General Hospital, then flown to Mercy Hospital in Redding for brain surgery but did not survive. Funeral details were to follow.
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N. State
Norton
Times
Lyle McCorquodale
Lake Mendocino Drive
Ukiah
McCorquoale
Hubert Kelly
Willits
Journal
Cober
A. Ukiah
Redding
Lyle Wayne McCorquodale
Lake Mendocino
N. State Street
Hubert
Ray Kelly
State
Ukiah General Hospital
Zimmerman Ambulance
Ian Nelson
Zimmermann
George Stephenson
Mercy Hospital
Caspar Boy Missing Feared Dead
Caspar boy Robert Eugene Ivey eight is missing since Friday night near the Caspar dump. Skin divers joined search on Sunday after hundreds of rescuers scoured wooded areas around Caspar with no trace. Investigators Deputy Sheriffs Leo Ugrin and Sam Costa lead the inquiry as the boy’s father Sam Ivey joined the effort.
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Caspar
Robert Eugene Ivey
Nancy Ivey
Sam
Ivey
Chico
Albert Middleton
Lloyd Middleton
Randall Ghormley
Ocean Cliffs
Mendocino
Fort Bragg
Robert
Highway 20
Willits
Leo Ugrin
Sam Costa
Weather summary from Ukiah Fire Department data
Temperature and rainfall report dated August 15 1965 shows high 98 and low 58 at noon with 0.59 inches rainfall. Today low 64 and last year 0.14. Data from Weather Observer and August 1964 figures included.
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Ukiah Fire Department
Truck Auto Crash Kills Willits Man
WILLITS Newton C Milliken 66 of Hearst Road Willits died in Howard Memorial Hospital shortly before 11 last night after his car collided with a logging truck five hours earlier on South Main Street in front of the Willits Auction Yard. Milliken entered his car parked on the west side of Main started the vehicle and immediately made a U turn. He was struck by a loaded lumber truck driven by Edwin Venson of Piercy and owned by Coombs Lumber Company of Piercy. The impact knocked the smaller car into the opposite lane. Milliken was rushed to the hospital by ambulance. He was a long time employee of the Northwestern.
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Willits
Newton C
Piercy
Milliken
Northwestern
Fire destroys Meza home near River Road in Ukiah
Ukiah firefighters battled for three hours Friday night to save Pedro Meza’s home on a Parducci Winery property off River Road south of Talmage. Origin undetermined, the blaze lit the sky as it burned. Alarm at 8 28 p.m. crews returned to station at 1 49 a.m. Four Ukiah trucks and a Mendocino State Hospital unit fought the fire, slowed by hydrants more than a mile away.
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Ukiah
Pedro Meza
Parducci
River Road
Talmage
Mendocino State Hospital
Prankster Triggers Early Morning Fire Alarm In Ukiah
Residents near Smith and Mason Streets awoke at 4 16 a m to a false fire alarm at the police station area. Firefighters rushed to the scene and found the bell a hoax provoking anger and disrupted sleep. <?>
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Smith and Mason
Driver Jailed After Crash
Richard Gomez 21 and his 16 year old brother Albert of Ukiah were detained after a Saturday night crash on River Road near Talmage Road. Richard was booked on suspicion of drunk driving. Albert was placed in juvenile hall after minor injuries and charged with being drunk.
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Richard Gomez
Ukiah
River Road
Talmage Road
al Cox
Gomez
Albert
Cox's
Highway Patrol
Fire Calls Reported With Mixed Details
Fire and medical calls logged including a Sunday 6 27 p m ambulance assist for Clara Williams Guidiville to County Hospital and an early morning 4 16 a m false alarm at Smith and Mason Streets with no injuries noted.
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Clara Williams
Guidiville
County Hospital
Smith and Mason Streets
Fair Will Opens Thursday at Ukiah Fairground
The 12th District Redwood Empire Fair begins Thursday at Ukiah with gates opening at 6 p.m. State officials and local dignitaries attend the opening events. Highlights include Lesselli puppet show, teen barbershop quartet, Happy the Clown, and a hootenanny stage show. Friday features Senior Citizens Day with events through the afternoon and NASCAR races at 8:30 p.m. A teen dance follows at 10 p.m. Saturday is Farmers Day with livestock judging, 4-H bread contest, puppet shows, and music by the Uncalled Four. Cowbelles serve beef cubes at 6:30 p.m. The Snyder Brothers and Bubbles Hanlon staged shows fill the evening, plus a horse show. Sunday is Grange Day with a 9 a.m. start, Rate of Gain Bank of America breakfast, gymkhana at 1:30 p.m., dog obedience show at 7 p.m., and California Varieties at 8:30 p.m.
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Ukiah
State Séri
Fr. Petersen
Fran Belotti
Far Board of Directors
Lesselli
Happy the Clown
Grange Park
Bubbles Hanlon
Snyder Brothers
Gates
Bank of America
House panel votes to raise minimum wage in steps
The House Education and Labor Committee tentatively approved raising the federal minimum wage from 1.25 to 1.75 dollars an hour in three steps over three years and extending coverage to an additional 7.1 million workers.
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Washington
UPI
House Education and Labor Committee
Four Killed and 21 Hurt in Saigon Police HQ Attack
A gang of Communist terrorists used a military jeep and two cars with two women decoys to attack Saigon national police headquarters. Four policemen were killed and 21 injured, including six Americans, as explosions wrecked the building and vehicles. The attackers escaped after their cars exploded.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
National Police
Rioters Clash as Curfew Clamps Los Angeles Area
Warren Wilson reports in Marianna about Negroes rioting in a southeast Los Angeles square mile area. Nazi guardsmen and police allegedly tied up streets while hit-and-run attacks targeted downtown communities. A curfew was imposed as officers faced a fatal shooting in Long Beach and a deputy sheriff was shot accidentally.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
Wes
Riots in Los Angeles bring wide damage and arrests
In Watts and surrounding regions rioters clashed with the National Guard. Police report 800 injured and 2,679 arrested as fires caused up to 175 million in damage. Five youths were detained in Sylmar amid gunfire, while authorities blamed hoodlums and terrorists for prolonging the tragedy.
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Ae Omen
National Guard
Sylmar
Jack Carter
Watts
San Fernando Valley
Highland Park
Los Angeles
Coast-to-Coast Store Burglary on North State Street
Police investigate a burglary at the Coast-to-Coast Store on N. State Street. Thieves stole three guns a transistor radio and ammo. Access was gained by peeling back galvanized iron roofing and forcing a hole in the ceiling during last night’s theft.
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N. State Street
Six Days of Terror in Watts Los Angeles
AL KUETTNER recalls five days of unrest in Watts beginning August 11 as a patrol stop sparked clashes. Rioting spread across Southern California with at least 32 dead, hundreds injured, and property losses around 100 million dollars. The piece notes nationwide civil rights tensions and the uncertain causes behind the violence.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
California
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