Harlowe Appointed Ukiah City Council Member
Ukiah voters learned Mere dith Harlowe was appointed to the city council after a closed personnel session. Councilman Smalley resigned. Mayor Banker to become supervisor. another vacancy to fill after Jan 1.
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Ukiah Council Okays Gas Negotiation Study
Ukiah City Council authorized City Manager Lyell Cash to seek answers to two or three key questions in PG E gas negotiations with R W Beck and an associate from Seattle. Urgency and cost concerns blocked a full external study while council pressed for technical support to justify negotiation figures for near term gas delivery.
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Teachers Freed From Lunch Duty in Ukiah Pilot
Ukiah Union Elementary School Board approved a noon hour pilot to hire playground supervisors funded by recreation tax revenues. Each of six districts will run one hour daily at two dollars per hour, with recruits drawn from local neighborhoods. The program aims to relieve teachers for prep and duties, starting next semester and evaluated at semester end. Election of trustees for the unified Ukiah Hopland High districts is planned for April 20.
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Scrapping Reserves Protested By Congressional Leader
Rep. F Edward Hebert urged full congressional review of a plan to merge reserve and National Guard units. Defense Secretary McNamara reportedly ready to approve a consolidation cutting 21 of 29 civilian reserve divisions, adding about 100000 to Army and Air National Guards while trimming total by about 115000, aiming to save $10 million yearly. The Army Times cited plans to realign 15 of 23 National Guard divisions into brigades and eliminate six reserve infantry divisions.
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Mariner-4 to Fly By Mars in Historic Photos
Scientists announced the Mariner-4 spacecraft will fly by Mars at 5 400 miles, enabling the first close photos of the red planet. The maneuver marks a US lead in the space race with Russia, promising insights into Martian terrain and canals. Titan-3A rocket test also showed a possible success in orbiting a dummy satellite, despite early troubles. In Cape Kennedy, delays to the next manned spaceflight were caused by a steering mechanism fault. In Chicago a federal judge halted a nationwide rail strike at least until Christmas Eve. In Vietnam, government troops mopped up after a Communist attack, with six Americans killed and one missing. In Washington, the Senate Rules Committee prepared to release files as hearings resume next year.
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US seeks Soviet aid as Rusk meets Gromyko in Washington
Secretary of State Rusk urged Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to use influence to end aggression in South Vietnam and Laos. Gromyko pressed U S pullout, but Rusk said withdrawal was out of the question while North Vietnam backed by Red China continued. White House welcomed Kosygin budget cuts but no defense spending agreement.
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Ukiah Airport dirt sale nets about 42000 from contract
Ukiah city negotiates with Gordon Ball Construction to sell dirt from a 2000 foot airport section bordering South Highway. Ball pays 12 cents per cubic yard for roughly 100000 cubic yards, lowering land by three to five feet to prepare space for 10 planned hangars. Project start set for April.
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Senators Called To Discuss Apportionment
SACRAMENTO UPS Sen Hugh M Burns D Fresno called a meeting of all state senators for December 19 at the Hilton Inn San Francisco International Airport to review the court reapportionment order. He said the gathering is imperative to discuss the one man one vote ruling with reports by Sen Edwin J Regan and Sen Stephen P Teale on reapportionment.
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Confession barred by judge at Mississippi hearing
Nineteen white Mississippians arrested in the deaths of three civil rights workers were freed at a preliminary hearing after U S Commissioner Esther Carter barred an alleged confession as hearsay. Justice Department lawyer Robert Owen said a federal grand jury would be asked to indict the men. The defense moved to dismiss after the government presented no admissible evidence. Barnette, 22, one defendant, was not in court. he was released on bond in Shreveport Louisiana.
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GOP Summit Puts Burch On the Skids
Washington report says GOP National Chairman Dean Burch faces pressure to resign after a summit with Dwight Eisenhower Richard Nixon and Barry Goldwater. Goldwater appears to back move to replace the 38 year old chair, with moderates claiming a majority on the National Committee to unseat him.
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Kennedy matron opens exhibit in Copenhagen hall
Mrs Rose Kennedy opened an exhibition at Copenhagen city hall in memory of her son President John F Kennedy. Queen Ingrid of Denmark Prime Minister Otto Krag and other dignitaries attended the opening.
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