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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1966

Page

5

Sheriff challenges order restricting juvenile names in police records

Superior Court Judge Robert Winslow faces a motion filed by District Attorney Tom Cleland seeking to vacate a July 18 minute order that bars law enforcement agencies in the county from releasing names of anyone under 18 accused of a public offense. The motion argues the judiciary lacks authority over executive departments and over press restrictions, cites the Welfare and Institution Code and the state and federal constitutions protecting free speech and press rights, and questions the use of the Sheppard case as authority for the order. Proceedings set for Thursday at 9:30 a.m.

Superior Court Robert Winslow District Attornney Tom Cleland Reno Bartolomie Cleland Sheriff's Department Ukiah Police Department California Highway Patrol Welfare and Institution California Winslow Sheppard

Pedestrian dies in Ukiah truck backing incident

Ukiah police identified the victim as Joseph McCarthy age unknown. He was struck on Clara Avenue Sunday afternoon by a pickup driven by Robert Lee Orser 37 of 307 Clara Avenue. McCarthy died at County Hospital about four hours later. The accident occurred about 2 33 p m 75 feet east of Joseph Street as Orser backed in a northerly direction while McCarthy walked westbound. An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death. The body was taken to Zimmerman Mortuary.

Joseph Street Orser McCarthy Zirmmeriian “Mortuary

Hunters Arrested for Violating Fish and Game Code

Roy Lee Bossom 56 Robert James Bossom 19 and Ernest Wayne Dodd 21 were arrested by Fish and Game wardens for spotlighting carrying loaded guns at night hunting and violating Fish and Game code. They were booked at county jail by the sheriff's department at 8 a.m. Sunday.

Roy Lee Bossom Robert James Bossom Ernest Wayne Dodd Kliamath Calif Fish and Game Sheriff's Department

Fire and ambulance calls reported this weekend

Weekend incident log notes a Saturday 2 03 p m grass fire undercrossing with no damage and a Sunday 1 52 a m ambulance run to assist Mike Phillips and Arvid Hoag to County Hospital after an accident at 6 39 p m an auto fire at Main and East Standley causing major damage to Chuck Pacini's car

Mike’ Phillips Arvid

Peruvian exchange student enrolls at Ukiah High School

Elena Wing 17 from Lima Peru joins Ukiah High as a senior after a meeting with Principal Audrey HolJenbeck. She arrived from Los Angeles with other American Field Service students. her family includes mother Wing On Tay who recently died, brother Augusto 15, sisters Luella 16 and Lila 12.

Ukiah Elena Wing Lima Peru Ukiah High School Audrey Hol Jenbeck Elena A. Grocer Tay Augusto Roi Luella Lila Femlyia An Eatry Wing Los Angeles California Miami Fla Ying Rodney ‘Seydel Seydel Elaine A. Ukiah Spain Ata A. Hetien Ukiahi ABS Lesa Ata

House Armed Group Votes LBJ Power to Call Up Reserves

The House Armed Services Committee voted 32 to 1 to grant President Johnson power to activate about 190000 Army Reservists and National Guardsmen for the Vietnam war without a national emergency declaration. The plan, opposed by Rep Lucien Nedzi, would require certification of need to Congress and spans 133000 who served under four months active duty and about 56000 who are not in organized units. Continued on page 5.

House LBJ Frank Eleazer Washington UPI House Armed Services Commtee President Johnson Viet Nam Johnson Rep Lucien. Nedzi Dmich Congress Senate Armed Services Committee

Teen Red Guards Demonstrate Before Soviet Embassy in Peking

In Tokyo, UPI reports about 200000 teenage Red Guards marching outside the Soviet Embassy in Peking on the first day of a two day anti-Soviet outburst. No violence occurred. officials aimed to curb zeal while showing support for China´s cultural revolution under Mao.

Tokyo UPI Red Guards Peking Kremlin Moscow Germany Communist Party Peking Tadio Useca China The Red Guard Mao Tse-tune

Orbiter 1 Completes Lunar Photographic Mission

Hampton, VA UP I reports Lunar Orbiter 1 has finished its mission after 57 orbits. The 850 pound craft captured high resolution images of moon surfaces to assess Apollo and Surveyor landing sites. Some photos were blurred due to a faulty film advance mechanism despite proper command response.

Hampton UPI Space Agency Surveyor Moon Cape Kennedy Orbiter

McCarthy Attacks Bridge Board as Opportunist

The Golden Gate Bridge District directors met in Ukiah to defend planning for a second check and counter critics. John Nelson presided, Edwin Fraser moved to publish an emergency fact sheet for commuters, while Thomas Hardcastle accused Senator McCarthy of using the district for reelection and vowed to continue seeking safe, efficient commuter accommodations.

Golden Gate Bridge Ukiah John Nelson Edwin Fraser Crescent City Thomas Hardcaste Novato Jack McCarthy San .Rafael Hardcastle Marin County Sen McCarthy Con

Three Weekend Mishaps Injure Twelve Persons

Twelve people were hurt in three weekend CHP-reported accidents in the area. A two-car crash on Highway 101 near Laughlin Way left six injured, four seriously, early Sunday. Saturday’s trip on 101 south of Willits wounded five. Friday a motorcycle crash near Crestview Road injured Glen Russell, 18, of Ukiah, who was treated for a possible skull fracture and other injuries. In Sunday’s north-of-Laughlin- Way collision, Michael Phillips, 23, Laytonville, and Arvid Hoagsen, 25, Laytonville, had moderate injuries. their car and a Canadian vehicle carrying Heino Nomm, 19, Vancouver, and others resulted in major injuries for four in the Canadian car. Six others, including Phillips and Hoagsen, were taken to Ukiah General Hospital. investigators said the Phillips car was head-on in the southbound lane after officers stopped the drivers earlier. Five others were injured in the Saturday incident. details appear on the next page.

CHP Highway 101 Laughlin Way Highway Patrol Willits Glen Russell Ukiah Dora Crestview Road Hillside Community Hospital Laughlin’ Way Michael Phillips Laytonville Heino Nomm Vancouver Gerald Harries Ontario Canada Pamela Margaret Johnson Ukiah General Hospital Phillips Arvid Hoagsen Hoagsen

Deputies Nab Frost Again In Laytonville Burglary Case

Laytonville 18 year old Edward Frost released on own recognizance after burglary charges. Deputies arrested two companions aged 19 and 17 on auto theft charges. Frost was disarmed by rancher Ted O’Farrell who found them asleep in his barn with a 30-30 rifle. an all night search followed. The seized car was later found demolished by fire. Frost had pleaded to a prior offense.

Laytonville Artis Edward ‘Frost Ted O'Ferrel Frost Gerald Jefferson Bradshaw Willits Claire Grothe Ralph Maize Agnes B. Seal O'Farrell Eitheritles

City Merchants Will Honor New Teachers

Ukiah merchants plan a get acquainted luncheon at the House of Garners to honor 32 new teachers in the Ukiah Unified school district ahead of the Sept 6 start. New teachers at Ukiah High will join holdover staff to greet freshmen and incoming students. An orientation at Ukiah High runs 8 a.m. Friday with an abbreviated schedule. buses will operate at regular stops. Registration for new students is ongoing 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday at district schools.

Ukiah Unified School House of Garners Ukiah Ukiah High School

Spectacular S.F. Fire Kills One

A general alarm fire swept through eight wooden frame buildings in a southside San Francisco industrial area early today. One unidentified man died about five hours after containment, burned over 60 percent of his body. At least a dozen others were injured, four buildings were destroyed and five badly damaged, with flames reaching 100 feet. Authorities estimated $400,000 in damage.

San Francisco UPS Mission Emergency Hospital

Navy jets sink torpedo boats in Tonkin Gulf clash

In Tonkin Gulf U S Navy jets sunk one and possibly two North Vietnamese torpedo boats. In Saigon South Vietnamese cadet officers foiled a twin mine attack outside Ky's office, one mine exploded, one was armed but deactivated before detonation. Aimed at disrupting the Sept 11 assembly election, the campaign faced violent incidents.

Saigon APS Tonkin Gulf South Ans Pecenley Nguyen Cao U.S Navy Haiphong Long Tao River

Heavy Poles Stolen From Hopland Firm

Nevada Timber Products near Hopland reported a loss of 652 dollars in heavy pilings used for pilings on a job. Suspects likely used a large truck and departed with the victim’s loader left running. Deputies investigate the weekend theft.

Nevada Timber Products Hopland Sheriff's Department

Wener denounces dirty politics in local race

Ukiah Democrat Wener blasts Assembly candidate Belotti and Mayfield over a Journal photo caption and campaign ties. He accuses using a nonpartisan official in partisan politics and calls for committee action, though Mendocino Democratic chair Harwood says no formal move was made. Wener previously served as Second district supervisor and lost reelection.

Martin Wener Ukiah State Assembly Frank Belotti Eureka John Mayfield Jr Wener Belotti The Daily Journal Mayfield Arthur Bud) Harwood Laytonville Mendocino County Democratic Central Harwood

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By Kim Willenson Europe Nab Frost S.F By Bryce Miller Jemmenn
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