Ukiah to host Colt League Western Division playoffs
Ukiah will stage the 1965 Colt League Western Division tournament from August 10 to 15 at Anton Stadium. Four teams from across the western United States will compete, with the winner advancing to the Colt League World Series in Shawnee, Oklahoma, the following week.
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Anton Stadium
Shawnee
Okla
al Bechtel
Ukiah Pony-Colt
Elmer Bair
San Bernardino
United States
Oregon
Washington
Montana
California
Colorado
Wyoming
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Aja
Awaii
Alaska
Alianete
Colt League
Béchtel
Barr
Bechtel
Ukiah Boys Baseball League
Colt
Colt ‘League
All-Stars
Oklahoma
Istart
Arrest in Laytonville burglary linked to local shop safe
Leland Pinole 25 of Manchester was arrested Friday in Annapolis on Ukiah Justice Court warrants for suspected participation in the December 7 burglary of Emerson Elliott's Auto Parts in Laytonville. He is held on 1100 bail with Elvin and Clarence Poe named as accomplices. the safe, containing about 500, remains missing.
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Leland Pinole
Manchester
Annapolis
Ukiah Justice Court
Emerson Elliott
Laytonville
Pinole
Elvin
Clarence Poe
Fire damages refrigerator unit in Polar Locketty Freitas Ave
A Sunday 12:18 p m fire damaged a refrigerator unit used in a house at Freitas Avenue Polar Locks. No further damage reported to the building or other property. Fire crews contained the blaze with no injuries noted.
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Dnold
Polar Locketty
Rusk De Gaulle discuss NATO MLF and ANF shift
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk met President Charles de Gaulle for about ninety minutes in Paris. The talks covered a wide range of allied security issues including a multilateral nuclear force opposed by France. Rusk described the discussion as friendly and frank. American officials said NATO Allies now consider an Atlantic Nuclear Force could extend to the Far East and Middle East, with Johnson reportedly promising Britain options to meet eastern obligations if Britain dedicates its nuclear forces to an ANF.
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UPI
U. S
Dean Rinsk
Charles de Gaulle
MLF
Rusk
de Gaulle
Johnson
A. Johnson-De Gaulle
U. Ss
de: Gaullé
GRGY
Vi ‘Iit
Jis
U.S
NATO
Far East
Middle East
Harold Wilson
Washington
Britain
Suez
ANF
Wilson
Far
Drunk Driving Sentencing in Ukiah Court
Judge Fred Collins handled the case of Elmer L. Davidson of 501 Clara Avenue who appeared in Ukiah Justice Court this morning on a drunk driving charge. Davidson was arrested by city police last night and faced sentencing terms of six months in jail and a $550 fine for the offense.
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Fred Collins
Elmer L. Davidson
Clara Avenue
Worthy
Ukiah Justice Court
Davidson
Cily
Sieath
Davidaon
al Sarrerie
Daring raid by Communists hits Saigon area headquar ters
The attack broke into the hilltop quarters of Vietnam's 5th Division at 3 am, wounding four officers who were treated as three were evacuated to a naval hospital in Saigon. A U S Army enlisted man was killed aboard an armored carrier nearby, while another disappeared crossing a river with a Vietnamese battalion. Communist forces said to have killed 43 of their attackers in the valley clash. Buddhist leaders ended a hunger strike and refugee flows rose to Qui Nhon as terrorism increased in central Vietnam.
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Saigon
UPI
Viet Nams
North War ‘Nam
U.S. Navy
U.S. Army
Perfume River Valley
South Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
Youth and man escape Mendocino State Hospital
The Mendocino sheriff reports Eddie Martin Coltts 16 and Curtiss Lee King 22 may be armed and dangerous after escaping late yesterday. An all out search is underway with the two inmates possibly fleeing in a red Ryan Development dump truck believed stolen over the weekend near the hospital grounds.
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Mendocino State Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Eddie Martin Coltts
Curtiss Lee King
Row Dally Tana
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Goldwater Rules Out 1968 Run and Sees GOP Prospects
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater says he does not expect the Republican Party to nominate him in 1968 and would not want to run. He notes potential contenders Nixon Hatfield Scranton Romney Rockefeller as possible rivals while urging others to have a turn at the nomination. Goldwater leaves office soon and suggests 1966 could yield GOP gains amid Vietnam and economic concerns. He also says Dean Burch is gearing up for the 1966 elections.
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UPI
Sen
Barry
Goldwater
R - Ariz
Republican Party
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Nixon
U.S. News and World Report
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Arizona
Congress
Capitol 1
South
Viet Nam
United States
U.S. News & World Report
GOP
Dean Burch
Roosevelt to Seek Los Angeles Mayor Post
UPI reports Representative James Roosevelt of California will run in the April 6 1965 primary for mayor of Los Angeles. Roosevelt has served ten years in Congress representing the 26th District including parts of Hollywood Beverly Hills West Los Angeles Culver City and Venice. He said he entered the race to oppose disorder and extremism and will seek the nonpartisan post held by Mayor Samuel I. Ives.
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Los Angeles
UPI
James Roosevelt
Calif
Roosevelt
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
West Los Angeles
Culver City
Venice
Samuel Ijjike Roosevelt
President Johnson Endorses Army Reserve Realignment
President Johnson defends the Pentagon plan to realign the Army reserve as prudent and wise, in a letter to ROA president Rear Adm. Edgar J. Reeder. ROA criticism accuses a conspiracy to destroy the reserve, while McNamara touts cost savings and boosted guard strength. The plan transfers the Army reserve unit structure to the National Guard, cuts units, and increases National Guard strength from 400,000 to 550,000.
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Darrell Garwood Washington
UPI
Johnson
Pentagon
Army Reserve
Adm
Edgar J. Reeder
Reserve Officers Association
ROA
Reeder
National Guard
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Air Force Next
McNamara
Air Force Reserve
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
Cigarette Machine Reported Stolen at Frosty’s Shop
A Frosty’s Shop on South State reported by a company official that a cigarette vending machine was stolen during the night. The loss was estimated at $400.
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Frosty's
S. State
Supreme Court upholds Civil Rights Act on motels and restaurants
The Supreme Court rules the Civil Rights Act ban on racial discrimination in interstate commerce covered motels, hotels, and restaurants. In a 5 to 4 decision the court also quashes sit-in prosecutions and signals broad application to theaters and stores. Justice Clark writes the opinions. two justices add separate views.
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Charlotte G. Moulton
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Tom, C. Clark
Hugo L. Black
Arthur J. Goldberg
William C. Douglas
Congress
Clark
UC Sit-in arrests face mass arraignment in Berkeley
Legal action starts today for 775 students arrested during the Free Speech Movement sit-in at Sproul Hall. They face charges of disturbing the peace, resisting arrest, and unlawful assembly as Alameda County prepares a mass arraignment before Judge Rupert Crittenden.
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Richard M. Harnett
Berkeley
UPI
University of California
Rupert Crittenden
University
Sproul Hall
Free Speech
Edmund G. Brown
F. Moyne
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