Exiting diplomats and policy makers reshaping U S foreign policy
The piece notes a mass turnover in U S foreign policy on Jan 20 with Dean Rusk and most of the State Department’s seventh floor leaving, along with many ambassadors and assistant secretaries. It warns of potential disruption during delicate Southeast Asia and Near East issues and cites Costello as the first Nixon acceptance. It also features Howard Samuels promoting black capitalism through Project Own for Negro-owned businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
United States
State Department
Dean Rusk
Charles Bohlen
Llewelyn Thompson
Soviet Union
David K. E. Bruce
London
Averell Harriman
Paris
Moscow
Chester Bowles
India
Connecticut
Congress
Sargent Shriver
John F. Kennedy
France
Henry Cabot Lode
Nixon
West Germany
U. S
Robert Wagner
New York
John Leddy
European
Corey Oliver
Latin America
William Bundy
Far East
Republi
Cans
Luke Battle
Near East
Edward Ray
William Gaud
AID
Anthony Solomon
Leonard Marks
USIA
Southeast Asia
William Costello
Trinidad and Tobago
Richard Nixon
Howard Samuels
Small Business Administration
Samuels
Harlem
Watts
William Raspberry
The
Washington Post
Special Diets program on food for modified diets planned
Redwood Empire Heart Association presents a program titled Special Diets the Tasty Hows and Whys on Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Yokayo School Auditorium Ukiah California. Speakers include Dr Irving Lyman Beverly Gates Pergy Hopkins Virginia Porter with Hal Sorensen as moderator. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Empire Heart Association
Yokayo School Auditorium
W. Clay Street
Irving Lyman
Mendocino State Hospital
Beverly Gates
Dietitian
Pergy
Graveside rites planned for Joseph V. Dowdel
Graveside services will be held Tuesday at 10 30 a m in Ukiah Cemetery for Joseph V Dowdel 65 of Hopland who died Friday at home Zimmerman Mortuary handles arrangements with Bishop Milton Jones officiating Dowdel a retired miner born in Smithfield Utah lived in Hopland four years Survived by brothers Robert Roseville Edwin and Glenn Ogden Utah a sister Luella Bair Richmond Utah and several nephews and nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Joseph V. Dowdel
Hopland
Zimmerman
Milton Jones
Latter-day Saints Church
Smithfield
Utah
Dowdel
Robert
Roseville
Edwin
Glenn
Ogden
Luella
Notice of Hearing to Sell Co partnership Interest in Ukiah Valley Creamery
Arlene G WieMeyer executrix petitions to authorize sale of a co partnership interest in Mitchell's Creamery Ukiah Valley Creamery to Frank Johnson. Hearing set in Department 2 Mendocino County Superior Court December 13, 1968 at 9 30 a m. Clerk notice confirms filing and terms of sale.
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Superior Court
State of California
County of Mendocino
Audrey Maxine Beamer
Audrey M. Beamer
Audrey Beamer
Stephen Roscoe Beamer
Gald
Court House
Ukiah
California
Vic N. Richardson
Wo Sear Teat Mene Ee Hughes
Timothy W. O'Brien
P.O. Box
Oy Gauttor
Ornia
Dept.-No
Mendocino
Edwin H. Wiemeyer
Edwin Wiemeyer
E. H. Wiemeyer
Arlene G. Wiemeyer
Edwin, Wiemeyer
EB. H. Wiemeyer
Frank Johnson
Copartnership
Mitchell’s Creamery
Ukiah Valley Creamery
Viola N. Richardson
Mary H. Hughes
Dept
Superior Court of the
County of
Betty Catherine McCoard
Constance Lee McCoard
Carl Lee Caudle
Ruby S. Caudle
State of
Q California
Tarp theft at Ukiah truck stop valued at two green tarps
Two green tarps valued at 250 dollars were stolen from a Ben Eastman trucking rig at a Ukiah truck stop. The loss was reported by William Troxler, a Ukiah driver, and by Eastman.
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Ben Eastman
Ukiah
Sheriff's Office
William Troxler
Eastman
Sharon Kern
Ellis Lane
Vivian Burke
Hopland
William Seward kept home in Auburn and Alaska purchase link
William H. Seward, Lincoln's secretary of state who orchestrated the 1867 Alaska purchase, owned a residence in Auburn New York. The earliest name for Los Angeles was La ciudad de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles de Porciúncula.
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William Seward
Lincoln
Alaska Purchase
Auburn
N.Y
Los Angeles
la Cuidad de Nuestra Senora la Reina de Los Angeles de Porcuincula
Rites Pending for Covelo Man Clarence Marr
Funeral arrangements are pending at Anker-Lucier Mortuary in Willits for Clarence Otto Marr 59 of Covelo found dead at Brugh Ranch in Round Valley of apparent natural causes Coroner's deputies report he likely died several days before discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anker-Lucier Mortuary
Willits
Clarence Otto Marr
Covelo
Brugh
Round Valley
Mr. Marr
Bruce Codding
Pet dog slain in Willits area
Mrs. Ethel Klatty of Pony Acres Willits reported to sheriff's deputies that someone shot and killed her 15 year old German shepherd. The carcass was taken to a veterinarian for an autopsy and removal of the bullet. The dog was valued at up to $125. Deputies are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Klatty
Pony Acres
Willits
Klatty
James Carroll released after drunken driving arrest in Ukiah
James Walter Carroll aged 65 of Ukiah posted bail and was released following his arrest early Saturday morning in the 600 block of South State Street for DUI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Walter Carroll
Ukiah
S. State
Services Planned for Mrs. Rosella Tomlinson
Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. for Rosella M. Tomlinson 48 of Potter Valley who died Sunday in a Ukiah hospital. The Potter Valley Bible Church will host with Rev. Merton Haskell officiating and Zimmerman Mortuary handling arrangements. Born in Santa Maria she had lived in the area about a year. Surviving are her parents grandmother Mary Nash and Mr. Raymond Nash of Potter Valley, daughter Sue Tomlinson of Potter Valley, brother Lt. Col. Ray Nash Jr. of the U S Air Force, and sister Tracy Pritchett of North Bend Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosella M. Tomlinson
Potter Valley
Ukiah
Col
Ray Nash Jr
U. S. Air Force
Tracy Pritchett
North Bend
Ore
Native Tribes Preserve Some Hereditary Chiefs
A handful of American Indian tribes maintain hereditary chiefs, a traditional leadership role passed through lineages. The practice persists alongside modern governance structures, reflecting cultural heritage and community identity.
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Winter Comforts and PG&E Billing Note
The text reflects on enjoying indoor comforts like hot meals warmth and television as central heating and electricity usage rise with PG&E bills mentioned. It suggests awareness of increased utility costs tied to indoor home comforts.
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Rawles, Nelson, Golden, Poulos and
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Dorothy Alderson
Old Hopland
Hopland Bank
Savings Bank
Tomlinson
Ullah Daily Journal
Northern
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