Johnson reassures Congress on U S military strength
President Johnson told congressional leaders the United States can survive a surprise attack and destroy any aggressor. At a White House briefing with McNamara Rusk and McCone, he stressed a large strategic force and continued defense economy measures will not weaken U S power. The briefing followed similar past briefings and included leaders from both parties and key committee chairmen.
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White House
National Security Council
Pierre Salinger
Congress
Richard Russell
Dga
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Unit
Study Group To Report On Findings
A Ukiah high school board study group plans to present findings on tax rate increases and election timing. Chaired by Bruce Crook the citizen committee will meet at 8:00 p.m. in the school theatre. the public is invited. The panel, appointed by Supt. Murphy, includes community members from business service and professional groups. Roy Bales of the California Taxpayers Association aided with budgeting and routing concerns for affected districts.
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Citizens Committee
Deterrmioin
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Wis
Wloq
Murphy
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Roy Bales
California Taspasers Association
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Weather Observer Report Seeks December Temperatures
Ukiah Fire Department Weather Observer cites December readings with unclear figures from an archival note. The fragment mentions Pete Plath Taw and a noon temperature around 24 with low today and references Dart Year-1s.0m and Gourteau.
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Pete Plath
Haratall
Gourteau Ukiah Fire Department
War Vets Rally Criticism of Veterans Benefits Debate
Vets and critics clashed at a Saturday District 1 meeting held at the Veterans Memorial hall. Mrs. Maxine Alldred Vere urged protests against federal veterans programs, denouncing articles and lawmakers she said miscast veterans and urged opposition to pension and nursing care bills pending in Congress.
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Hayward
Center
Roy Partridge
Larkspur
John Peaslee
Ukiah’s Barracks
Amy Ingle
Napa
Gay
Maxine Alldvedue
Haswird
Nation Committee
Womerys
Nawin Po Nedhan
Delawarage
Chamber of Commerce
Arsarte de
Saturday Evening Post
Olin “Teague
Fran ‘Texas
Veterans Affairs
Men “Twins
Aerinal
Veterans Administration Services
Veterans Benefits
Real Estate Board Backs Petition Drive Against Housing Act
Meadoving County Realty Board voted to back the California Real Estate Association initiative aimed at placing a constitutional amendment on the 1964 ballot. If passed, the measure could repeal the Rumford Fair Housing Act and affect home selling, renting, and leasing across California. Governor Brown warned passage would conflict with federal law and threaten federal housing funds. CREA leader Wilson urged consideration by members of the state association.
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Califoran Real Estate Association
Clay Duncin
MCA
Menihe
CREA
Sacramento
C.fornia
Ndmund G. Brown
Brown
California
Sinatra Jr Kidnapping: FBI Checks Mail For Ransom Note
FBI agents checked the mails today for a ransom note in the Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapping case. The 19 year old was taken from his Lake Tahoe motel Sunday night while his father Frank Sinatra waited in Reno. Authorities expect any note mailed Monday to arrive today.
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Nev
Sinatra
Sierra Nevada
Barzie
FBI
Securions
Curtis O. Lynan
San Francisc
Reno
Hoss
Roommaatte
Fort Bragg Man Guilty Of Assault
A Fort Bragg man Vernon Kenneth Roberts was found guilty of assault after a trial in which testimony tied him to an incident near Port Brien. The judge sentenced him to ten days in jail.
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Fort Bragg
Beth Uuamsigh
Mendocino
Robert Winston
Vernon Kenneth Roberts
Fort Brie
California
Johnson Urges Quick Action On Civil Rights
President Johnson renewed his push for civil rights legislation in a speech to Democratic leaders urging immediate action. He cited the risk of delaying the measure for two years and discussed using a discharge petition to move the bill from the House Rules Committee. The petition reached 41 signatures Monday and was expected to rise to about 165, with McCormack noting fear of further signatories.
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Arnold I. Sawislak
Washington
UPD
Johnson
John WL McCormack
McCormack
Trainmen Sentence For Fatal Freight Train Crash
A court sentenced two trainmen to four years in prison for multiple manslaughter after their freight train collided with a passenger train last year, killing 63 people. Engineeer Langranco Pigiani and fireman Soriano Fabbri claimed signaling system failure caused the disaster.
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UPID
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Soriano Fabbri
Holiday GI Travel Hit By United Strike Threat
Washington reports a strike set for December 19 against United Air Lines could disrupt Christmas travel for about 100 600 GIs heading home for the holidays. The same dispatch notes other brief items including a trucking union bargaining session, Peace Corps funding approval, Pan American crash identifications, and a planned manned space lab launch in 1967 or 1968 under Air Force control.
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Washington
URT
United States
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
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FBI Report Says Oswald Acted Alone in Kennedy Killing
Washington based report says Lee Harvey Oswald fired the shots that killed President Kennedy without aid or conspiracy. FBI findings reportedly show Oswald’s fingerprints on the rifle and his clothing fibers on the rifle wrap. The commission is to report the assassination facts to the nation and to Warren.
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UPI
Warren Commission
Wales
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Oswald
Texas School Book Depositors
Treasury asks banks to collect tax IDs on savings bonds
Washington reports the Treasury Department is asking banks and other financial institutions to obtain taxpayers identification numbers from savings bonds owners when interest is collected. The IRS aims to ensure bond owners report all interest income.
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Washington
Lawsuit Alleges $10,000 Fraud in Ukiah Dealership Case
Attorney Hugh Preston files for Stanton Equipment of Ukiah against B. A. Thompson Co. of San Francisco alleging fraud and deceit for offering an exclusive Ukiah water seal dealership with an extra 10 percent over factory discounts. Plaintiff seeks $10,000 punitive damages and contract rescission.
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Stanton Equipment Company
Ukiah
Bus
Dgainst
Blas Thompson Company
San Princisco
San Francisco
Stanto
B. A. Thompson Company
Stanton
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