Ukiah Teens Nabbed After Armed Robbery And Car Theft
Two Ukiah high school students aged 14 and 15 were captured after a brief crime spree that included stealing a car and robbing Salzberger’s Cannery Sales on N State Street. A younger boy held a .22 rifle at Salzberger, they opened the cash register, took about $50, then fired a shot into the air as they fled. Deputies pursued near Rambler Motel and S Highway, then arrested them after a short chase. The car and merchandise were recovered and returned to owners. Names are withheld by court order. The boys were to be returned to Juvenile Hall, with authorities confirming they had prior anti social behavior issues.
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Ukiah High School
Sheriff's Deputies
Reno Bartolomie
Salzberger
Isl
N. State Street
Robert Salzberger
Hiele
Shirley Edwards
Charles Mitler
Redwood
Valley
Ukiah
Dennis Craig
Hopland
Rambler
S. Highway
Craig
Merrill Howard
Carl Passmore
Sheriff's Office
Robert Winslow
Winslow
Storm Threatens California as West Braces for Heavy Rain
A new storm off central California threatens the state with heavy rain and snow in the mountains through Wednesday. Gale warnings stretch from Pt. Reyes to Astoria, with travel advisories across the Sierra Nevada and western states. Floods prompted evacuations in the Eel River and San Valley areas, while Bay Area power outages occurred from winds and rain.
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San Francisco
California
Sierra Nevada
Pt. Reyes
Weather Bureau
San Valley
Eel River
Eureka
Russian River
Guerneyville
Bay-area
Temperatures for December 1965 Reported
The record shows high and low temperatures for December 1965 with the thermometer marks and a comparison to last year. The data notes include the date, weather bureau department reference, and observed highs and lows for the period.
Letters to Santa Bring Ukiah Valley Wish Lists
Ukiah youngsters send handwritten notes to Santa Claus via the Ukiah Daily Journal. Entreaties include a range of toys and items such as a truck and pickup, a baby magic set, a China tea set, a Sunday school songs record, milk and cookies for Santa, an electric train, a toy motorcycle, a bow and arrow, fishing pole, and a rubber ball.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Santa—Claus
Santa
Ukiah Valley
Santa” Claus
E. Standley St
Ukiah
Willy Logan
Teatona ‘Aves
Santa Claus
Peggy Logan
Tedford Ave
Oat Am
Vaughn
Tratti
Pate
Laine Faigatnae
UC Faculty Back Chancellor Heyns Amid Campus Strike
UC Berkeley reports the Academic Senate voted 795 to 28 in support of Chancellor Roger W. Heyns and his stance against student rebels. The student senate later split 13 to 7 against the boycott while rallies and picketing continued, aiming to press for negotiations on strikers’ grievances.
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Paul R. Jeschke
Berkeley
Calif
UPI
University of California
Roger W. Heyns
Academic Senate
Heyns
Student Senate
Daily
Californian
The
Student
Senate
Ukiah Man Passes State Bar in San Francisco Ceremony
Jim K. Larson, 25, of Ukiah, has passed the State Bar and will be certified for admission at ceremonies before the California Supreme Court in San Francisco on Dec. 23 and in Los Angeles on Jan. 4, 1967. Larson will practice with Peterson Lonergan and Irish in Ukiah and Fort Bragg, after clerking with the firm in 1965. He is a UC Berkeley Law grad and Fort Bragg High School alumnus, living with wife Diane and child Dirk on Court Street.
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Jim K. Larson
Ukiah
Omnia
Larson
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Fort Bragg
Peterson, Lonergan and Irish
Fis Hall
Universalty of California
Berkeley
Fort Bragg High School
Largon
Uktaly
Diane
Dirk
Court Street
Closses awarded 6900 in mudslide damage case
A Superior Court jury awarded Andy and Ruth Closs 6900 after a mudslide destroyed their Spanish Canyon home during a heavy rainstorm on December 22 23 1964. The Water District faced demand for 166000, and lawyers cited hillside cutting and road construction as slide causes. The verdict followed a trial ending at 530 PM with foreman Gordon Ware of Willits.
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Superior Court
Andy
Ruth Closs
Spanish Canyon
Gordon Ware
Willits
Cross
Leo Cook
Willow County
Spanish Canyon Creek
Water District
Conrad Cox
Eugene Miller
San Rafael
Miller
Ukiah Sees Brief Noon Break in Rainfall Surge
Sun breaks through clouds in Ukiah at noon as five days of rain taper. Unofficial seasonal total hits 14.51 inches by noon, up from 11.22 inches at this time last year.
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Ukiah
Red China Faults U S Bombing of Fishing Boats
In Tonkin Gulf US planes were accused of sinking six Chinese fishing boats last week, killing 17 crew and wounding 29. In Vietnam, US jets clashed with MiGs for a fourth day as North Viet Nam defenses claimed three American planes down. Ed Kennedy pushes national lottery draft plan amid conferences in Chicago. In Jordan, King Hussein ordered troops into Nablus to search for arms after gun runners sparked unrest.
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POKYO
UPI
Red China Today
Gulf of Tonkin
Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
China
North Viet Nam
Jerusalem
Jordan
UPL
Hussein
Nablus
Ukiah Firemen Offer Free Christmas Tree Spraying
Ukiah Fire Department announced free flame-proofing of Christmas trees at the fire house starting Saturday Dec 10. Fire Chief Al Bechtel and crew spray trees from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, with trees drying quickly for take-home use.
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Ukiah
Boy Scouts
al Bechtel
Northwestern California Weather Outlook Today and Tonight
Rain fall persists across Northwestern California with heavy periods. Snow in the mountains and minor temperature change. Ukiah reports 54 to 45 with small craft advisories and coastal wind warnings 25 to 35 knots diminishing tonight or Wednesday.
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California
Britain seeks UN sanctions on Rhodesia to curb crisis
Britain moves toward United Nations sanctions against Rhodesia amid a market panic as stock values slip and the pound weakens. The United States signals coordination on initial measures including potential oil limits, while Britain aims to target Rhodesian exports without provoking a broader conflict with South Africa. Prime Minister Wilson demands terms seen as surrender on four points and Foreign Secretary Brown prepares to present a Security Council plan.
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London
UPI
Britain
United Nations
Rhodesia
Bank of England
South Africa
United States
U.N
Salisbury
U.S
Washington
Informaticon
Harold Wilson
George Brown
New York
Security Council
Johnson honors Marine O Malley with Medal of Honor
President Johnson draped the Congressional Medal of Honor on Marine Robert Emmet O Malley at a ceremony in Austin. The Queens native and Chu Lai veteran, 23, is the first Marine to receive the honor for bravery in Vietnam. Johnson praised the courage of U.S. troops and urged protection of dissent.
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Helen Thomas Austin
Tex
UPI
Johnson
Robert Emmet O'Malley
Federal
Austin
Washington
N.Y
U.S
O'Malley
Woodside
Queens
Chu Lai
United States
Space Test Satellite to Study Future Spaceborne Broadcasts
A versatile satellite named Applications Technology Satellite is set for a 9 12 p.m. EST Atlas Agena launch to stationary orbit about 22 300 miles high over the central Pacific. It will relay communications across three continents and monitor one third of the world’s weather, testing new techniques for public benefit satellites and navigation. The spider shaped moonlet could enable weather maps and color TV broadcasts between the United States Japan and Australia and may eventually support two way ground to air radio links.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Central Pacific
Robert Gray
Gray
America
ATS
Television Weather
Earth
United States
Ddpan
Australia
Pacific
U S Proposes Hiway Safety Code For All States
Washington reports the federal government offered nine proposals for a nationwide highway safety code by end of 1968. Highlights include mandatory helmet use for motorcyclists, periodic driver eye checks, and licenses tailored by category. States face potential loss of federal aid if not adopting an approved program, with $47.7 million allocated for safety programs this year and $71.2 million next year.
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Washington
UPS
William Haddon Jr
National Highway Safety Agency
Transportation
Alan 8. Boyd
Haddon
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Shasta Dam
Ulan
James Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Cancer
Denver
State Bar
Closs
Chicago
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
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