Spain Opens to World Yet Clings to Control
The visit of Secretary Rusk to Madrid highlights Spain’s cautious reopening after a century of isolation. Despite growing international ties with France, West Germany, India, and Arab nations, the regime maintains strict student crackdown and rigid domestic control. Tourism and a stronger economy spur change, though pace remains slow. Manuel Fraga Iribarne notes Spaniards are learning that Protestants do not have horns.
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Spain
Franco
United States
U.S
Britain
Harold Wilson
Gibraltar
France
West Germany
India
NATO
Manuel Fraga Iriparne
Mendocino Film Series invites subscriptions for second run
Mendocino County Art Association promotes a second International Film Series with a minimum four films for $5. Last year Series One showed six films thanks to strong subscription sales. A gift idea for those who have everything, with info at 462-3671 or 462-6433. The new series begins January 7 with Ingmar Bergman's Wild Strawberries.
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Mendocino County Art Association
M.C.A.A
Ingmar Bergman
Earthquake Toll Passes Six Thousand Worldwide
The report notes that more than 6,000 lives have been lost to major earthquakes across multiple regions since the recent seismic events. It profiles affected countries, rescue challenges, and the ongoing relief efforts led by local authorities and international agencies.
Albion and Little River Update Christmas Report
The clipping notes Albion and Little River area activity during Christmas season. It highlights Clif ford Byrnes of Albion clearing acreage with a new Caterpillar, family visitors, hospital surgery for Carl Johnson, community Christmas parties at Albion Chapel and Whitesboro, a long list of local social events, Grange officers elected, and fire department and Rainbow for Girls community involvement plus holiday greetings and general well wishes.
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Little River
Clifford Byrnes
Albion
Billy Clark
Polly
Cyril Kashvaraff
San Francisco
Billy
Carl Johnson
Santa Rosa General Hospital
Albion Chapel
David Ng
Harriett Ransom
Angelo
Maria Pureta
Mexico
Ken
Walter Pisenti
Mendocing
St Anthony's Guild
Cullen
Father Buckley
Fort Bragg
Jennie Zacha
Pisenti
Bill
Lucia
Menico
Janice Grant
Chet Shandell
Russian Gulch
Cheryl
Fort Brace
Gene
Army and Navy Academy
San Diego
Maynard Spencer
Jack Kinneys
Ukiah
Kinney
Ellis Rowe
Sacramento
Grange Deputies
Albion - Little River
Paul Perry
Tom Bradley
Verne Roberts
Claire Valentine
Vere Hawkins
Fis Rowe
Dan Farrel
Cecil Rowe
Hom Bradley
Airport Road
Albion Community Library
Ocean Mist Assembly International Order
Rainbow
Clear Water Ranch
Philo
American Legion Post 758
Auxiliary
Johnny Hayward
Mars
Charles Hayward
Santa
Carl Judd
Pacific Telephone
Land Bank Celebrates Anniversary in National Program
The Federal Land Bank Association of Ukiah joins a nationwide campaign for the 50th anniversary of the Federal Land Banks. About 700 associations and 12 banks will promote agricultural importance as rural America moves into a new era and efforts begin ahead of the 1967 milestone. Carrol L. Orn ham notes outreach to city and factory workers to tell agriculture’s role in the economy and food security. Events go forward over coming months to mark the 1917 Farm Loan Act origins.
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Federal Land Bank Association of
Ukiah
Federal Talmud Banks
Federal Land Banks
Carrol L. Ornham
Ornham
New Officers In Store For Chamber
A five member nominating committee of past presidents presents 1966 candidates for chamber president Floyd Ross Jr. and vice president Robert Kauffman with treasurer Robert Spagnola. Ten board nominees compete for four three year seats. four retiring directors are named. Annual dinner Jan 7 at the Palace Hotel will install new officers and directors. Tenderfoot Parks story copied from UPI reports notes a youth shooting his foot while practicing a fast draw with a .22 pistol.
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Floyd Ross Jr
The
Savings Bank of Mendocino
Robert Kauffman
Mendo Lake Savings and Loan
Robert Spagnola
Bank of America
Frank Cuff
Howard King
Lou Loosely
Arthur Osborn
Robert Baul
Bill Silver
Lou Spohn
Felix Thornhill
William Youngblood
Gsevorge Nelson
Balots
Tenderfoot Parks Marion
UPI
Morris Dean Parks
Viet Nam Relatives Face Phone Barriers For Christmas Greetings
UPI reports relatives of U S servicemen in Viet Nam face near impossible odds to reach their sons by telephone for Christmas unless a reachable contact number exists. Military communications set up relay stations in Vietnam to enable home calls but costs and logistics hinder outreach.
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Saigon
UPI
Viet Nam
U.S
Community Club Christmas Dinner and Local Visits
The Community Club held its annual Christmas dinner at Carl's Cafe and helped with the school children's party on Friday. Families and locals, including Bob Nickerson and Sandra Brake, shared holiday activities, travel, and long-time ties to the Piercy area amid regional hospital and visitations.
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Birthday Club
Mesdames
Eve Rowe
Sybil Valentine
Cora White
Delores Matheny
Janice Grant
Dorotha Smith
Abbie Rowe
Marie Koskela
Barbara Eklund
Edna Andersen
Bernice Yunker
Gertrude Hawkins
Albion
Georgebelle Jordan
St. Luke
John Ray
Susan Cox
Sam Wight
Everett Dean
Bernard Collins
Cox
Bob Evans
Linda Wight
Jordan
Santa
Chet Shandell
Piercy
Bob Nickerson
Ukiah
Charles Pasha
San Jose
Navy
Earr Smith
Albuquerque
Earl
Jake Brake
Sandra Brake
Santa Rosa
Coleman Bullis
Eureka
Chet Osborne
Lois Hopper
Fort Bragg
Kenneth Miller
Lester Miller
Sandra Hampton
Plucky U S Platoon Beats Viet Cong Battalion
Three U S planes report continuing battles with Viet Cong where 310 to 350 Viet Cong were killed with light American and South Vietnamese losses. A Special Forces platoon near Quang Tri town, 400 miles north of Saigon, defeated a Viet Cong battalion of about 600 men with 25 American casualties and captured substantial Viet Cong equipment.
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Quang Triarea
Saigon
Pope Paul urges peace moves and Christmas cease fire
Pope Paul called for a broader role in peacemaking and urged the United States to accept Hanoi’s Christmas cease fire offer. He noted U.S. and South Viet Nam orders not to fire over the holiday unless attacked and praised the Ecumenical Council while recalling his trip to the United Nations on Oct. 4.
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St. Peter's Square
Pope Paul
United States
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Ecumenical Council
United Nations
New York
Arrest of Auburn Shade Nelson in car theft inquiry
Auburn Shade Nelson, 39, of Ukiah, was arrested by sheriff's deputies yesterday and booked en route to Alameda County authorities who plan to question him in a car theft investigation.
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Auburn Shade Nelson
Ukiah
Alameda County
First atomic powered submarine Nautilus launched in Groton
According to United Press International and the World Almanac the world s first atomic powered submarine Nautilus was launched at Groton Connecticut on January 21 1954.
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United Press International
Groton, Conn
World Almanac
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Ross McDonald
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William Schmidt
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Dad Farrell
Ceres
Margaret Brown
Pomona
Mettie Farrell
Flora
Alfreda Wildermuth
Walter Jackson
Jerry Brittan
Richmond
Sterling Webbs
James Russel
Greenwich
Mamie Brown
Mendocino
Joe Brown
Debbie
Qwens
Doreen
Rev Adams
Floyd Strelow
J. P. Wheeler
Strelow
Earl Mason
Ella Mason
Strelows
Harold Reep
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
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James Kelly
Ufe
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Joe Namath
Hollywood
Mamie van Doren
Lou
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Fairgrounds
JR. Chamber OF Commerce
Rademark
Jig
Sander
Mendo-Mill & Lumber Co
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Mness Skiffington
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