First Lady Lady Bird Johnson Ends Western Tour at Flaming Gorge
Lady Bird Johnson wraps a four day non stop Western trip with the Flaming Gorge Dam dedication on the Utah Wyoming border before returning to Washington. She rode the Snake River rapids in a rubber raft and was named an honorary ranger in Grand Teton. She campaigns for Democratic candidates and mirrors her husband’s campaign stance, saying she will continue to help.
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Jackson
Wyo
UPI
Lady Bird Johnson
Flaming Gorge
Utah-Wyoming
Washington
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Snake River
Grand Teton National Park
U.S. Park Service
Vernal
Alvin C. Kay
Red Canyon
Green River
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
George D. Clyde
United Air Lines
Rock Springs
Johnson
White House
Rioting Negroes Attack Suburban Housing Area
About 1,000 marchers surged into a vacant lot near a Chicago suburb housing development. Sgt. Clarence Bachar reported hoses turned on crowds and police dogs brought but not used. Two shooting incidents appeared accidental with Lowell Smith wounded and another man hurt. White motorists returning from the country faced stone throwing, looting, and window smashing as children joined in.
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Clarence Bachar
Harvey
Lowell Smith
Chicago
Probate hearing set for will of Fred C. Van Nader
The Superior Court of Mendocino County California has scheduled a hearing for a petition for probate of the will of Fred C. Van Nader. Ivan W. Christenshen requests letters testamentary. Hearing set for Friday August 28 1964 at 9:30 a.m. in Depart 2 Ukiah Court House.
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Superior Court
California
Mendocino
Fred CG. van Nader
Paneeniss
Ivan W. Chistesshen
Court House
Ukiah
PubCat
Arcaddus
Barbara Woote
Busch
Seg Tan
Potter Valley Irrigation District
Noticis
Potter Valley
Board of Equalization
Jef A. GC
Paula
State of California
Raymond H. Phillips
RH. Phillips
L. G. Phillips
Department No. 2
Said Court
Hoe
W. J. Broaddus
Mary Gilley
Spurr & Brunner
North
State Street
Letorneys
California Democrats denounce Goldwater and extremism
California Democrats at their state convention attack Barry Goldwater as extremist and demand repudiation of the Ku Klux Klan and John Birch Society. They rally to defeat Proposition 14 canceling the Rumford Act and pledge opposition to racism while electing Roger Kent state chairman.
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California
Johnson
Mississippi
Freedom Group
Central Committee
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Republican Party
Goldwater
John Birch Society
American Nazi Party
Ku Klux Klan
Communist Party
Far
Hubert Humphrey
Senate
Humphrey
Democratic Party
Roger Kent
San Francisco
Kentfield
Northern
Eugene L. Wyman
Los Angeles
Par
Two Seriously Injured in Hiway 20 Mishap
A Sebastopol man and a Fort Bragg boy were seriously injured when ejected from their car on Highway 20 near Harbor Drive and Highway 1 near Noyo Harbor. Harry Boots 36 and passenger Boyd Owings 15 were taken to Fort Bragg Community Hospital after the crash Friday evening.
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Sebastopol
Fort Bragg
Harbor Drive
Noyo Harbor
Highway Patrol
Harry Boots
Boots
Boyd Owings
Fort Bragg Community Hospital
Charlotte Wilson
Redwood Valley
Julie Smith
Old River Road
Talmage
Hillside Community Hospital
CHP
Zimmerman Ambulance
Outhouse Figures in $30,000 Injury Suit
Plaintiff Nels Kanerva sues over injuries from an outhouse on premises at 1379 Helen Avenue on August 28, 1963. Defendant Waine Hermanson and four John Does are named for allowing the hazardous outhouse, which Kanerva says struck him when it toppled after a truck hit it.
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Nels Kanerva
Waine
Hermanson
John
Kanerva
Helen Avenue
Wells Fargo Money Shipment Probed
The sheriff's office investigates a report by Enos O Young of Willits that two men claiming Wells Fargo employees stopped him yesterday at 9 am on the freeway north of Willits to check on money shipments to the Covelo branch. Wells Fargo officials in Santa Rosa confirmed no shipments were scheduled.
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Sheriff's Office
Enos O. Young
Willits
Wells Fargo Bank
Covelo
Wells Fargo
Santa Rosa
Father, mother and sister slain by youth at Pilgrim Lutheran camp
Police say 17 year old Goedecke left camp to return home and fatally stabbed his father after beating him with a steel rod. He then killed his mother and sister and later drove back to the camp before reporting the slayings. Authorities note motive linked to growing resentment toward his family. He had been a model teen with church college plans.
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Goedecke
Pilgrim Lutheran Church
Joan
Ellen
Mark
Borchers
Leutenant
Oakland
Calif
Judges Named for Redwood Empire Fair August Event
Redwood Empire Fair secretary announces judges for seven categories to be judged August 21 to 23. Floriculture judges include Mary Ramaggi Vallejo and R Nelson Nicholson Stockton. horticulture and feature booths with John Spurlock Sacramento John N Fiske Napa and Hilton Sharp Winters. Senior home economics judges Martha Hocks Woodland Mildred Spurlock Sacramento and Charles Hardy Woodland. Agriculture and livestock judges include George W Strathearn Chapuchilla and George Bath Santa Rosa. horse show judge William M Howard Sacramento. Art judges Anton VanderHeyden Santa Rosa and Bill Bates San Francisco.
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James R. Tocher
Mary Ramaggi
Vallejo
R. Nelson Nicholson
Stockton
Forrest E. Boucher
Sacramento
Martha Hocks
Woodland
Mildred Spurlock
Charles Hardy
John Spurlock
John N
Fiske
Napa
Hilton Sharp
Winters
Can
Ade A Rue
Vic
George'w. Strathearn
Chapuchilla
George Bath
Santa Rosa
William M. Howard
Anton VanderHeyden
Bill Bates
San Francisco
Tipsy Driving Charges Lodged In Northern County
William Adnan Scott, 63, of Laytonville, arrested 8:55 p.m. by CHP Officer Anderson just north of Laytonville on Highway 101. Charged with drunk driving and weaving. Jailed awaiting arraignment in Long Valley Justice Court. Jack Nelson of Annapolis jailed for being drunk at 5 a.m. found lying on Highway 128 eight miles north of Cloverdale. Bail posted and released.
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William Adnan Scott
Laytonville
Paul Anderson
CHP
Highway 101
Scott
Long Valley
Portable buildings gain favor for district space needs
Portable units are reportedly rapidly gaining favor not only as solutions to school space but also to city county or special district space and building problems. The committee and trustees still face the task of planning for added campus space and buildings for an enlarged Pomo lita or a new district 7th and 8th grade school.
Fourteen Die In French Youth Bus Crash
A bus carrying fourteen boy campers and nine adults plunged into a 220 foot ravine near the St. Bernard Pass in the French Alps. Of 75 aboard, 14 boys and 3 counselors were killed, with many survivors badly injured. The bus capacity was 45. driver and police described a shoulder collapse on a hairpin road as the cause.
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Bourg ST. Maurice
UPI
St. Bernard Pass
French Alps
Henri Lothier
Deadlocked Reapportionment Sets Senate Back
Washington (UPI) Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield says Congress will not adjourn this week and will return after the Democratic National Convention. Montana Democrat faces reapportionment deadlock and health care battles, promising to stay as long as necessary if session resumes.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike ‘Mansfield
Congress
Montana
Jenrich Promoted To Masonite Export Sales Manager
William G. Jenrich is promoted to export sales manager for Masonite Corporation announced by O R Braun. He starts Sept 1 with duties in Chicago after serving since 1952 in building products sales and most recently as assistant manager of the Northern Pacific division in Palo Alto.
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William G. Jenrich
Masonite Corporation
O.R. Braun
Northern Pacific Building Products
Palo, Alto
Chicago
Glacial Age Animals in Florida Overview
Florida during the glacial age hosted diverse mammals such as bears bison armadillos camels cats deer elephants ground sloths horses mastodons peccaries tapirs and wolves. This snapshot lists the major species identified in regional fossil records.
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Day
Florida
Stolen four-ton coin collection shocks Warren
Up in Warren Ohio burglars smashed through Berk Exterminating Co. walls to steal from owner Harold Berk a 1794 silver dollar a 1856 eagle cent 16 000 silver dollars and other coins valued about 250 000 The theft took place over a weekend and left behind 12000 in proof sets Police found sledge hammers acetylene tanks and a .38 revolver at the scene and suspect a rear truck carried off the loot.
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Warren
Ohio
UPI
Berk Exterminating Co
Harold Berk
Berk
U.S
Scence
Delta violence spreads after civil rights worker shot
In Greenwood Mississippi a shooting of a Black civil rights worker sparked new tension. In Jackson two white men were arrested for shooting a Black civil rights worker and beating another white integrationist. Crosses were burned in the Jackson area including one at a main thoroughfare in the Black section.
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Greenwood
Miss
Delta
Jackson
Woman booked on narcotics charge after license check
In Los Angeles, Jo Smith 26 ran up to Deputy AI Stett Sunday as he issued a citation behind a car blocking a driveway. She handed over her license and claimed ownership of the car. A marijuana cigarette was found stuck to the license folder, and she was booked on suspicion of possession of narcotics.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Conny Jo Smith
Sheriff's
AI Stett
Miss Smith
Stett
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