Ukiah council approves preliminary plan for 25 yard pool
Ukiah city council gave the green light for preliminary sketches and engineering studies of a 25 yard heated and decked racing and instructional pool to be built by contractor Ted Feibusch with citizen financing. The plan calls for using the existing 35 yard pool for recreation and diving while the new pool serves competitive racing and Red Cross uses, adjacent to the old pool. Merchants consider token parking and meters may be adjusted to accept tokens. bid for meter service accepted at 5852 dollars regardless.
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Ukiah
Ted Feibusch
Feibusch
Recreation Commission
Red Cross
Mmu
Has Anton
Citizens
Lyell Cash
Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Cash
Duncan Metering
Councillor Proposes Meter Shifts To Ease School Street Snarl
At the City Fathers meeting Councillor Don Scotto proposed moving one or two meters per block from School Street to the westside parking lot area bounded by Perkins Standley Pine and Oak. The plan aims to keep meter revenue while enabling parallel parking and reducing diagonal spots. He suggested optional one way on School Street to further ease traffic.
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School Street
Church and
Smith Streets
Don Scotto
Perkins, Standley, Pine and
Oak
Ukiah
Scotto
Perkins - Standley
Pine
Sterling Norgard
Council
Deputies Probe Three Burglaries
Deputies report a 16 year old held on suspicion of burglarizing Al Antoni’s Cleone residence for liquor wine and valuables worth several hundred dollars the night of August 22. Investigations also cover a tire stolen from a Chevron Station in Piercy and a supercharger worth 200 to 250 dollars from Ed Burns in Ukiah.
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Sheriff's Deputies Today
al Antoni
Cleone
Chevron
Piercy
Ed Burns
Ukiah
Apollo Moonship Launching Paves Way for Triple Astronaut Effort
US jets pound North Viet Nam in a major airstrike, sending 300 to 500 planes. Ground battles intensify as Marines and the 1st Infantry Division assault near Phu Lai 20 miles north of Saigon. A battalion of about 800 men clashes with a Viet Cong force, with tanks APCs and helicopters hit. Casualties are heavy, 40 enemy bodies found after a base camp bombardment.
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Saigon
APS
U.S
North
Viet Nam
1St Army Infantry
1St Infantry
Phu Lai
George Sweeny
Resigning U of C Professor Fires Broadside
Berkeley sociology professor Lewis S Fruer denounces the campus as a bastion of guerrilla warfare against society. He accuses student left wing tactics and weak administration, says free speech and debate have sunk to a low estate. He resigns to join the University of Toronto faculty.
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Fruer
Berkeley
University of Toronto
Johnson Says Congress Must Share Blame If Controls Escalate
President Johnson argues Congress must share responsibility if inflation fights require federal wage price controls. He warns no action now but vows to watch appropriations and budget decisions, urging voluntary restraint from Congress labor management and banking to avoid broader measures. He notes recent cost of living rise 2.6 percent July 1965 to July 1966 with wages up 17 percent and profits up 83 percent.
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Merriman Smith
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
White House
New England
ADW Charge Filed Against Fort Bragg Man
Fort Bragg resident Les Pitkin 62 is jailed in lieu of 1100 bail awaiting arraignment in Ukiah Justice Court on assault with a deadly weapon with intent to commit murder. He fired two shots at Theodore Gibbs 16 near Casper property wounding Gibbs in the leg as Gibbs sat in his car at a new radio station site.
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Les Pitkin
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Sheriff's Deputies
Pitkin
Casper
Theodore Gibbs
Gibbs
Oregon Forest Fire Spurs Spotting Near Cottage Grove
Strong northwest winds ignited heavy spotting along the Big Oxbow Ridge fire 20 miles west of Cottage Grove as cool weather briefly eased danger. The 46,500 acre blaze is being fought by about 1,000 men and tops Oregon’s worst fires in over two decades.
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Portland
UPS
Cottage Grove
Oregon
State Forestry Department
North Beach topless club faces alcohol board ruling
The California Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board affirmed the department's jurisdiction over topless waitresses and the authority to ban topless models at Off Broadway in North Beach. The decision challenged a prior court ruling and the club's license remains under appeal.
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San Francisco
UPD
North Beach
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board
Alcoholic Beverage Control Department
Off Broadway
Allied Forces Hit Viet Cong Record High in Week
UPI reports Allied forces killed 1,827 Communist troops in the Viet Nam war week ending Aug 20, a new record. Nine U.S. servicemen were killed, 425 wounded and eight missing. other Allied forces suffered 259 killed or wounded.
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Saigon
Urge to Register For Calif General Election
Ukiah residents will hear time of day announcements urging voter registration during the week of Sept 5. Pacific Telephone manager EF J Bean cites a public service aimed at Californians to register by Sept 5 for the Nov 8 general election in cooperation with the California nonpartisan voter registration committee.
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Ukiah
Pacific Telephone
EF. J. Bean
California
Bean
Amish Learn Bitter Lesson in City
Seventeen Amish farm folk from Goshen Indiana visited Chicago boys court to study urban crime. After hearing cases involving young robbers and rapists a spokesman urged leadership of Jesus Christ. They left then returned ten minutes later to report a sweater stolen.
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Chicago
API
Goshen
Ind
Boys Court
Jesus Christ
Reagan slams Ribicoff Kennedy over poor manners in hearing
Ronald Reagan accused Senators Abraham Ribicoff and Robert Kennedy of the worst public servant manners after they questioned Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty at a Senate hearing. He rejected a Democratic offer to prove his PR firm labeled him an extremist and denied Birch Society ties.
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San Jose
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Sens
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Robert Kennedy
D-N.y
Los Angeles
Samuel Yorty
Senate
Cites
Tam
Sam Yorty
Reagan
San Francisco
City Guest Faces Two Warrants For Suspended License
Donnie Lee Clifton of 212 Ford Street was arrested by city police on a Ukiah Justices Court warrant for driving with a suspended license and a turning infraction with bail set at 295 dollars. A second warrant for driving with a suspended license and speeding was issued, with bail set at 286 dollars, and Clifton was to be arraigned today.
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Donnie Lee Clifton
Ford Street
Clifton
Ukiah Justices Court
Chifton
Bay Area Woman Hurt in Accident Near McNab Ranch Gate
Edith Marie Bahr a 54 year old San Francisco woman received minor injuries when her car struck a vehicle driven by Leonard Burley Hammers 45 of Cloverdale on Highway 101 near the McNab ranch gate. Police say Hammers slowed to turn left and an unidentified car ahead slowed as well the San Francisco woman attempted to pass the lead car and collided with the Hammers vehicle.
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Edith Marie Bahr
San Francisco
McNab Ranch
Leonard Burley Hammers
Cloverdale
Hammers
Sun Satellite Enters Second Week in Orbit
NASA Ames Laboratory reports Pioneer 7, the sun observing satellite, has begun its second week around the sun. The instrumented craft remains on course from Cape Kennedy and continues steady operation with data transmission ongoing.
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Mountain View
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ames Pathe Oratory
Cape Kennedy
Apollo conducts high risk reentry test ahead of manned mission
In Cape Kennedy United States launches unmanned Apollo atop Saturn I for a 93 minute flight. The aim is to test reentry conditions and recovery readiness for a December manned mission. Apollo targets splashdown off Wake Island with recovery by Hornet and three destroyers.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
UPI
United States
South Africa
Apollo
Earth
Hornet
Pacific Ocean
Wake Island
Virgil Grissom
Edward White
Roger Chaffee
Orbiter Nears Moon For Improved Picture Attempt
Lunar Orbiter 1 reached a near-emission orbit around the moon to fix a faulty camera and will transmit the first Earth photo from near the moon. The 850 pound craft conducted a close 31 mile pass in a 3% hour orbit while surveying nine potential Apollo landing sites. NASA officials said electronic orders from Woomera Australia would slow the craft to a closest approach of about 230 miles.
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Hampton
UPI
Lanleys Research Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Woomera
Australia
World Happenings in Brief from Paris to San Francisco
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle plans a globe trotting trip to promote peace in Viet Nam. Chicago notes Martin Luther King Jr movement nearing accord with real estate interests affecting a Sunday march plans. Jakarta reports 3000 anti Sukarno students push for reforms. Alameda notes Ranger aircraft carrier returns from Southeast Asia after second tour. Los Angeles mentions Senator George Murphy's upcoming surgery for a possible throat malignancy. San Francisco Sierra Club vows to continue anti dam ads near the Grand Canyon despite IRS threats.
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