Reagan Accepts Role as National Political Champion
Reagan, California governor‑elect, says he will use his rising national influence to discourage party splintering and seek unity. He plans to lead a big California delegation to the 1968 GOP convention while addressing budget and welfare challenges at home.
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Republican Governors’ Association
Colorado Springs
Colo
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
King’s Korner Suspect Sought In Bay Area
A Ukiah Court warrant targets a 22 year old Richmond woman in a multi person early Sunday burglary of King’s Korner men’s shop on S School. Police recovered suits from the suspect’s home, with manager Dirk Wildberger estimating losses up to 10000 dollars. The thieves used a roof hatch to enter and fled in a waiting car. the break was found by Officer Frank Seward.
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Ukiah Justice
Richmond
King's Korner Men
Tim Shea
Tom Jondahl
Richmond Police
Dirk Wildberger
King's Korner
Frank Seward
Death Toll in Greek Ferry Disaster Reaches 189
An investigating committee preliminarily ruled the Heraklion crash was caused by an unsecured refrigerator truck acting as a battering ram against cargo doors amid a storm. The Greek authorities estimate 189 dead, 47 survivors, and 36 bodies recovered as rescue crews from seven ships of the U.S. Sixth Fleet search the wreckage of the 236 aboard Steam ferry.
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UPI
U.S
Heraklion
Aegean Sea
Crete
Piraeus
Emmanual Ver
Britain Asked for Military Action Against Rhodesia White Minority
The Zambia to Security Council urged Britain to take military action to overthrow Rhodesia s white minority regime. Foreign Minister Simon Kapwepwe accused Prime Minister Harold Wilson of racism and said only a bold military presence could end Smith rule. South Africa allied nations Doudou Thiam and Abdelaziz Bouteflika joined in advocating firm action under OAU guidance.
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Rhodesia
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Zambia
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The
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Harold Wilson
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Wilson
Africa
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Doudou Thiam
Senegal
Abdelaziz Bouteflika
Algeria
Organization of African Unity
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Black Africa
Post Office Needs Assist Says Briggs This Christmas
Postmaster U C Briggs warns of record mail volume this Christmas and urges cooperation. Shop early mail early and use zip codes to ensure on time delivery. He stresses five cent stamps for Christmas cards and notes 4 cent stamps cannot be forwarded. Alidah post office extends window service 8:30 to 5:30 Dec 10 to Dec 23.
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U. C
Briggs
Alidah
Rifleman Destroys VC Mine On Saigon Bridge
An Army private on guard duty near Bien Hoa Bridge on the Saigon River spotted a camouflaged mine pushed toward the structure by Viet Cong frogmen. He signaled for a searchlight and fired his carbine, the second shot triggering an explosion that blew the mine at about 50 feet from the span. The blast shattered windows in Saigon and sprayed the bridge with flame and debris, averting potential destruction of the ammunition dump and nearby gasoline storage. Sentries reported movement along the riverbank and flare light, with pursuing troops failing to catch the Viet Cong after the detonation.
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Saigon
UPS
Bien Hoa
Mino
Owey
Six Month Jail Terms Handed To Four Defendants
Superior Judge Wayne Burke sentenced four defendants to six month terms totaling two years, to run concurrently. Byron-Woodward of Hah pleaded guilty to issuing spurious checks and drew 180 days. Douglas Gene Long of Ukiah received six months for petty theft. Glenn Alvin Phillips, burglarizing a service station, drew six months. Jack Donal Kincaid, convicted of felony drunk driving and driving without a valid license, got 180 days on each count. Sentences to run concurrently. Brian and Gary Alpert pled guilty to burglary and will be sentenced after reporting Dec. 22. Ronald Barber and Gary Alpert changed pleas to guilty and await sentencing. Leroy Foultz pleaded guilty to burglary of Ukiah Liquor and Sporting Goods. Crawford's Studio count dismissed. will report Dec. 22.
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Whames Byron—Woodward
Hah
Drew
Douglas Gene Long
Ukiah
Glenn Alvin Phillips
Jack Donal Kincaid
Jerry Lee Silva
Michael K. Conolly
Ronald Barber
Gary Alpert
Willits
Leroy Foultz
Ukiah ‘Liquor and Sporting Goods
Crawford
Two Drivers Escape Injury in Ukiah Crash
Richard Allen 21 of Ukiah and Wilbur Gwin 30 of Ukiah escaped injury when their cars collided on N State Street near UVA Drive at 5 40 p m last night. Patrolmen say Allen attempted a U turn into Gwin’s path and he was booked on suspicion of being drunk pending further investigation.
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Richard Allen
Pigeons Pal Jugged For Illicit Feeding
Geri Southworth, 52, self-styled protector of San Francisco pigeons, was arrested in Union Square for feeding birds. She had spent 29 days in jail last summer for illegal feeding and said the test of the anti feeding law in court was her aim. She listed candidate for mayor as her occupation and campaigns with the slogan She's for the Birds.
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SAN _FRANCISCO
Cupi
Geri Southworth
Southworth
Driver Collared After Striking Officer's Auto
Off duty Highway Patrolman Thomas Beals 39 Redwood Valley injured when he swerved to avoid Robert James White 20 Calpella whose car went out of control on a curve north of Parducci Lane. Beals arrested White on suspicion of drunk driving. White unhurt.
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Thomas Beals
Redwood Valley
Robert James White
Calpella
Parducci
N. “State Street
Beals
White
CHP
Wild-Katz Group Aids Ukiah Band Uniform Fund
Ukiah high school band supporters the Wild-Katz work to raise five to six thousand dollars for about eighty new uniforms. Under Rowland Nielson the group has already earned about one thousand dollars through candy sales a hat check stand fashion show and a Christmas recital with the Ukiah Choral Group. Proceeds from the Dec 20 concert will aid the fundraiser as the band prepares for the holiday program.
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Glenn Erickson
Wild-Katz
Ukiah
Ee Band
Rowland Nielson
Candy
Con
Wild Katz
Individuag
Free Love Advocate Jan Lienke Goes Viral In Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS Minn UPT A University of Minnesota coed Jan Lienke sees frequent calls after her letter on sexual intercourse as a form of communication goes viral. The 19 year old undergraduate teaches part time and writes that consent and spontaneity should guide intimate relations. Her letter, published in Minnesota Daily, prompts anonymous copies sent to her Oklahoma parents.
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Jan Lienke
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University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Oklahoma
War Talks Open As U.S. Allies See Mixed Progress
Secretary of State Dean Rusk opened talks with American and Vietnamese officials on war progress amid optimism about allied advances but pessimism over a long truces. President Johnson returned to the White House after a 20 day Texas clinic stay. Pope Paul VI urged a 45 to 50 day armistice in Vietnam to spur peace talks, not a brief Christmas pause. The Cincinnati strangler case reported a sixth victim as police questioned a 29 year old ex convict. California welfare rolls linked to federal poverty program reported at least 250 beneficiaries. France and the Soviet Union accused outside powers of prolonging the Southeast Asia war.
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UPI
Dean Rusk
Vatican City
Paul VI
Viet Nam
Vatican
Santa to Visit Ukiah Saturday
Santa Claus will arrive aboard a Ukiah Fire Department truck at 10 a.m. Saturday and greet youngsters from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. He reports to Santa's Hut at the old Democratic headquarters on School Street across from the courthouse. The event is sponsored by the Ukiah Chambers of Commerce merchants division.
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School Street
Merchants Division
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Ukiah Chambers of Commerce
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