Medics to aid Viet civilians in 60 day service
A 14 physician team pauses en route to Vietnam to volunteer 60 days aiding civilian wounded and sick. The group is the 700th Volunteer Physicians for Viet Nam, spanning 11 states and Nigeria, supported by USAID and AMA. They will work unpaid in primitive, hot conditions, many returning for second tours. Moseley cites a great need for 32 physicians every 60 days to assist 16 million people with only 1,000 native doctors, two-thirds in military service.
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San Francisco
UPI
Rere
Vietnam
Viet Nam
U.S. Agency For International Development
American Medical Association
Nigeria
Eosts
Sto
Moseley
Gravel truck damaged after snagging tree limb
A Smith Sand and Gravel truck hooked a tree limb while delivering gravel to Larry Eshpeter on Inez Lane off West Road in Redwood Valley. Driver Terry Pittman of Ukiah escaped injury.
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Larry Eshpeter
Inez Lane
West Road
Redwood Valley
Smith
Terry Pittman
Ukiah
Five drunk drivers nabbed by patrol over holiday weekend
Patrol arrests across Christmas weekend include Jack Lee Sutherland 28 Covelo and Robert Landis Frank 25 Elk booked at county jail. Frank faces 360 dollar fine or 60 days in jail after Fort Bragg court appearance. Other arrestees are Willaim Dorr Kaylor Ukiah Dan E Clark 53 San Francisco and Leo Leroy Collard 44 Ukiah with bail set at 360 dollars.
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Highway Patrol
Jack Lee Sutherland
Covelo
Thomas R Norman
U.S. 101
Longvale
Robert Landis Frank
Elk
Mendocino
CHP
Frederick Danner
Frank
Fort Bragg
Willaim Dorr Kaylor
Ukiah
Jack
Mason
Kaylor
State Street
Dan E. Clark
San Francisco
Burke Hill
Peter DeBernardi
Clark
Leo Leroy Collard
Donald Jernigan
Perkins Street
Nixon opposes federal campus police role in unrest issue
President Nixon said the federal government should not act as campus police on troubled colleges as he signed a $2.4 billion HEW education operations appropriations bill. He criticized a provision banning federal funds for students involved in disruptive conduct at higher education institutions.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Congress
AWOL Sailor Surrenders As Nixon Addresses Campus Unrest
Ted Gene Lane, 18, an AWOL sailor from the USS Midway at Hunter's Point in San Francisco, turned himself in at Ukiah Police Sunday on AWOL charges. He was booked on burglary charges linked to a residence burglary on S Dora Street outside Ukiah. The incident occurs as President Nixon discusses campus discipline and federal role in higher education.
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Ted Gene Lane
U.S. Navy
Midway
Hunter's Point
San Francisco
Ukiah
Lane
County
S. Dora Street
Fortune teller two questions for twenty five dollars
A fictional tale warns against fast buck operators who take money for little value. A troubled man pays twenty five dollars to a fortune teller for two questions and discovers the trick after the second inquiry. next week's true life story promises a cautionary example from Rodney L Zimmerman Jammerman Mortuary Ukiah
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Rodney.l. Zimmerman Jammerman
Flood funds for state flood relief in California
The federal government approved a 50 million grant for repair of flood and storm damaged public facilities in 27 California districts. Administered by the Office of Emergency Preparedness, it will cover clean up and repairs to public property and sanitary facilities. This adds to 58 million already provided for 1969 relief programs.
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Washington
UPI
California
Georgeurphy
Calif
Office of
Taxicab Army in World War I formation near Paris
The so called taxicab army organized by General Gallieni moved troops to the Marne River to halt the German advance. The rapid transport by taxi enabled swift reinforcement and defense during the early stages of the war.
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Paris
Gallieni
Marne
Steven Pratt Charged With Felony Drunk Driving
Ukiah police arrested 19 year old Steven Pratt at his Redwood Valley home on a warrant charging felony drunk driving after a Dec 20 two in the morning crash on Perkins Street left Carlos Mitchell, 18, critically injured. Pratt faces court January 5 at 10 a.m. Mitchell remains in extremely critical condition at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital.
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Ukiah
Steven Pratt
Redwood Valley
Ukiah Justice Court
Carlos Mitchell
Pratt
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
Mitchell
W Perkins Street
Freeman Arrested on Burglary Charges in Coveloan
David William Freeman 21 of Covelo was arrested Saturday by Deputy Ross Duke in Covelo on a bench warrant after failing to appear in court on burglary charges. Freeman was booked at the county jail on $1,250 bail.
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David William Freeman
Covelo
Ross Duke
Ipsa
Freeman
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