Kosygin Says USSR Cuts Military Budget Amid Peace Talk
Premier Kosygin announced a 555.6 million ruble cut in the Soviet military budget as part of a peacetime reallocation. He noted the United States plans to curb defense spending next year, though no firm U.S. budget figures were disclosed. Kosygin stressed more money would improve living standards while Kremlin officials discuss NATO’s proposed Multilateral Nuclear Force.
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Jay Axelbank
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Kosygin
Russia
Kremlin
Supreme Soviet
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Khrushchev
Job Corps Camp Favored by Mendocino Supervisors
Mendocino County supervisors at a public hearing voted to have the district attorney draft a resolution urging the Bureau of Land Management and the federal government to establish a Job Corps training camp in the Lake and Mendocino County area. The plan envisions about 100 boys, noncriminal, with staff and VISTA housing, and provisions for earnings and future job placement.
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Mendocino County
Bureau of Land Management
Lake and
Harvey Sawyers
Cow Mountain
Mendocino
Lake County
Farm Bureau
CCC
Board of Directors
I.M
John Lanz
Burt Banzhaf
Ukiah Rod and Gun Club
Cown Mountain
Lanz
Banzhaf
Cooke
VISTA
Trustees Back Curriculum Plans Amid District Unification
Ukiah Union high school district trustees supported Superintendent Murphy in continuing curriculum development and potential summer programs, teacher evaluations, and inter-school collaboration as Hopland and Ukiah districts unify on July 1. They also approved pursuing vocational education project funds to sustain programs and ensure federal or state dollars remain available next year.
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Ukiah Union High School
W. ©. Murphy
Hopland
Ukiah
New’ Unification’ Board
Earl Lindley
Ernie Pauley
Pauley
Freeman Whitaker
Potter Valley High School
Potter
Bev Broaddus
Tom Nicholson
Merle Butler
Murphy
Wilson and Johnson Reach Accord on Allied Nuclear Talks
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson completed two days of Washington talks with President Johnson and announced agreement on guidelines for increased Allied nuclear coordination. Wilson softened opposition to a 25 ship NATO nuclear fleet and planned to present broad proposals to other alliance members before returning to London. Johnson agreed not to press the U.S. fleet plan for a limited period.
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Donald H. May
Washington
UPI
Harold
Wilson
Canada
Johnson
U.S
Britain
Germany
London
Alliance
United States
Harold Wilson
Atlantic Alliance
Five SP cars derail in Sierra Nevada snow
In snow bound Sierra Nevada five baggage cars and a coach of the Southern Pacific City of San Francisco derailed. A female passenger said to be about 196 years old fed, apparently due to a heart attack, and a postal worker suffered a leg injury. The K-car train was traveling from Chicago to Oakland, 244 miles west of Emigrant Gap.
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San Francisco
UPI
Southern Pacific
Sierra Nevada
Chicago
Oakland
Calif
Emigrant Gap
Guilty Verdict in Lakeport Arson Trial for Nina Farrar
A Lakeport jury found Nina Hammitt Farrar owner of Soda Bay Market guilty of hiring a teenager to torch a rival market last August. The defendant faces appeal efforts by attorney Bruce Bruchler as testimony of the teen Patrick Smith emerged as a key prosecution point. Minor damage was reported and the trial opened December 1, ending at 11:30 p.m. with District Attorney Bill Harpham leading the case.
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Lakeport
Nina Hammitt Farrar
Soda Bay
Bruce Bruchler
Lake
Patrick Smith
Sooda Bay
Missile test at Vandenberg AFB by SAC
An intercontinental ballistic missile launched at Vandenberg AFB California as part of a SAC test exercise. Titan I ICBMs are being phased out with a cutoff date set for June 30 1985.
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Vandenberg Afb
Calif
Air Force Strategic Air Command
SAC
Avewi
Yntani E. Padtually
A. Sac Opera
UC Faculty backs students in free speech clash
UC Berkeley faculty endorsed the student demand for broad free speech on campus by an 825 to 115 vote, saying rules should only regulate time place and manner to prevent interference with university functions. FSM leaders pledged gratitude while warning regents to accept the plan or face further trouble.
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Berkeley
Calif
Board of Regents
Free Speech Movement
FSM
Mario Savio
Academic Senate
Clark Kerr
Los Angeles
Savio
Five Point Plan for UC Peace
Berkeley Academic Senate approved a five point plan to resolve the free speech crisis. It limits campus disciplinary actions for pre December 8 activities and sets provisional on campus regulation of political activity while preserving free speech. It also assigns future disciplinary decisions to a Senate committee and calls on the university community to support restoration of normal functions.
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Berkeley
UPD
University of California
Academic Senate
Committee On Academic Freedom
Viet Nam Troops Lift Siege Near An Lao
Vietnamese army units lifted the Communist siege of a government garrison at An Lao 300 miles north of Saigon as fighting raged elsewhere in the north and Mekong Delta. At least four Americans were killed, two wounded and one missing in the week’s heavy clashes, with several officers identified from Michigan Massachusetts Arkansas and Washington. American advisers termed the coalition force a regiment, suggesting a large enemy concentration in the field.
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Ray F. Herndon
Quin Hon
South Viet Nam
UPI
An Lao
Saigon
Mekong Delta
Pfc
Arthur S. Shelton
Loyalton
Calif
Delta
Milles
Norman W. Heck, Jr
Lewis Ave
Ida, Mich
James G. Dunton
Upham St
Melrose
Mass
SFC
Guy T. Freeland
North 34Th St
Fort Smith
Ark
William R. Hamlin
S.W
Apt 3
Seattle
Wash
Eisenhower and Goldwater Meet in Unity Summit
Former President Eisenhower and Senator Barry Goldwater convene in Gettysburg for a unity summit as moderates press for Dean Burch's removal and broader GOP inclusivity. Governor Scranton reports on Denver governors meeting calling for new leadership representing a wide Republican view. The gathering at Waldorf Astoria may include Nixon and Meade Alcorn.
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William Theis
New York
UPI
Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Morningside Heights
Dean Burch
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Denver
Burch
Waldorf- Astoria
Richard M. Nixon
Alcorn
Meade Alcorn
Kremlin Seeks Widened Ties While Domestic Cares Grow
Premier Kosygin unveils 1965 Soviet budget with less military spending and aims to improve consumer welfare. Brezhnev and Kosygin pledge methodical reform, hinting at steadier policy, while private plots expand to boost dairy and poultry output for citizens.
Unmanned Germani capsule flight halted by engine shutdown
Cape Kennedy reports a UPI note that a U.S. attempt to launch an uncrewed Germani capsule on a 2150 mile flight was cut short by a last second malfunction shutting down its engines. The piece also covers U.N. Security Council debate over Congo hostage rescue, the Bobby Baker inquiry, a murder charge in Pasadena, and a Philadelphia citizens group plan to fund civil rights workers’ defense.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
U.S
Philadelphia
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Alexei Kosyein
Nikita Khrushchev
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
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United Nations Security Council
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