Tindall Sued By Lawyer For 7200
A disputed case involves Tindall being sued by attorney Subred Mascon for 7200 dollars for legal services. Judge Orlenn dismissed a prior delay and ordered Tindall to post a 400 dollar fine. sheriff Reta Bearto was asked to hold him, with further action pending appellate court review on appeals by Tindall, Egan, and Robert Marton.
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Minurier
Pindall
Beonsidhe
Remaprao Ois
Subred Mascon
Judie’ Affaeries
Uriah
Miangind
Chi
Judie Orlenn Vans
Covelo
Sheri Reta
Tindall Egan
Robert Marton
Mirsani
Geenae
Tielen
Bate Adler
Tandall
Gudege
Negro Leader Man of Year in 20th Century Press
The magazine selects a prominent Negro leader as Man of the Year for the year, noting influence on civil rights, church leadership, and Southern Christian Conference, described as dominating the news and shaping events. A Lake County earthquake near Bartlett Springs measured about 4 magnitude, with no damage reported.
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New York
UTD
Apneune
Stmidlay
Hane
Christia
Magrzine
Tmlivedaala
Weed
Don Tre Fury
Lake County
Bartlett Springs
Templar
Seamograph
Beckeley
Pulliam Released to Attend Rites for Cloverdale Kin
Pulliam is released to attend funeral rites for a Cloverdale kin. The report notes involvement of Ukiah police and local officials, with a referenced questioning of a suspect and pending legal actions surrounding the case.
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Pulliam
Cloverdale Kin
Irish Playwright Hit Run Victim in Dublin
A fragmented clipping reports an Irish playwright injured in a hit and run near Dublin. The article mentions names and places obliquely, noting a dramatic figure in a troubled incident and ongoing inquiry in the capital.
Fire Calls Monday Report in Brief
A compact local fire blotter notes Monday activity with brief mentions of Tish Am Chim, Nev Tre Band, Priced Bore Tale Hose Baud and an indication of no further details or injuries.
Economists foresee strong growth if tax cut passes
U S economists forecast a surge in economic activity under President Johnson if Congress approves a tax cut. Luther H. Hodes and Walter W. Pet erchiarman forecast a nearly six percent growth rate, with inflation modestly rising. The analysis notes the impact of tax policy, Treasury estimates, and legislative action on future output and prices.
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William J. Eaton
Washington Wep
Johnson
U.S
Congress
Commerce
Luther H. Hodes
Walter W. Peterchiarman
California Gov Brown looks ahead to 1965 prospects
Sacramento report by Ann H Pearson outlines Governor Edmund G Brown predicting gains in housing fairness, school taxes, personal income, parks, and baseball pennants. He cites challenges like full employment, water development, social issues, transit, and preserving California’s beauty.
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Sacramento
UPID
Edmund G. Brown
California
Brown
New York
Cawain
St Onvesc
State Park
Los Angeles Dodgers
Rumford Bakr
State Engineer Attempts to Take Own Life
Terry O'Neil a year old state engineer in Chamfers nit was found unconscious in his car on the Mendocino County State Hospital grounds after an apparent overdose. He was rushed to the county hospital. next of kin listed as his mother Aida O'Neill of 305 Sonoma in Arvka. The coroners office noted address discrepancies and a note in the car saying Sorry to let you down. A bottle of sleeping pills was found near him.
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Terry O'Neil
Chamfers
Mendocino County
O'Neil
Sheriff's
Zimmerman
Aida O'Neill
Sonoma
Ar Vka
Cycomino Ricardo
San Jose
Pit
Temperatures and Dates in Ukiah Figures
December 1968 and December 1962 temperature data from Ukiah Fire Department Weather Observer show high and low readings. Entries list daytime highs around 62 and lows near 13 with rain notes and daily dates.
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Abe
Ukiah Fire Department
Khrushchev Sees 1964 as Chance for Cold War Peace
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev said 1964 could be a year of decisive change toward peace if the United States and Soviet Union unite for peace. He endorsed steps to ease tensions, including cutting armed forces and military spending, and cited Kennedy’s words on no better weapon than cooperation. He welcomed Johnson continuing Kennedy policies and urged restraint, noting Soviet budget cuts and calls for mutual restraint in arms growth. He referenced potential limits on arms races and cooperation within NATO and the Warsaw Pact, aiming to reduce hostility and foster dialogue.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
United Press International
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Johnson
Oon Kennedy
TD Wordes
Bhrushchev
Rts
Berlin Accepts Communist Plan to Ease West Berlin Passages
Berlin reports the city accepted a tentative agreement allowing West Berliners to pass through the Berlin Wall to visit East Berlin in the future. The move comes as tension surrounds movement restrictions, with Vatican and Greek Orthodox leaders preparing a Jerusalem pilgrimage during the Pontiff's visit. Senator Goldwater urges Republican leaders to meet to discuss new red scare policies. In Vienna the Bulgarian prosecutor seeks the death penalty for Finan Asen, a diplomat admitted as a high‑level spy for the SS CIA.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Vienna
UPL
Asen Dheorgiev
Tellgence
Johnson Turns to Budget Talks With Military, Economists
President Johnson, after talks with West German Chancellor Erhard, begins budget conferences with Defense, McNamara era? no, McNamiva. Joint Chiefs of Staff and fiscal experts at LBJ Ranch. White House to host 4 a.m. EST news briefing. Erhard departure signals broader effort on defense, economic plans, and U.S. German relations with a cordial tone and ceremonial hospitality.
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Kyle Thompson Johnson
Tex
UPL
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
Military High Command
Defense
Robert S. McNaumiva
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lbd Ranch
White House
Joint Chiefs
Austin
Erhard
Bonn
Kernt Gordon
Walter Heller
Council of Reo Fone Advisers
Geardon-Heller
Apple
Germany
United States
Fredericksburg
William Durkop
Dr ONeill Named to MSH Post
Dr Joseph J O'Neill a San Franciscan and Mayo graduate was named associate superintendent of Mendocino State Hospital. He trained at Creighton University Medical School and UC San Francisco, and joined MSH in 1954 rising to chief of the acute treatment area and later head of the apervare clinic before returning to the chief of the acute unit.
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Oas Aehief
Fire kills 21 and injures 60 at Roosevelt Hotel in Jacksonville
A blaze at the Roosevelt Hotel during the Gator Bowl crowd surge killed 21 and injured 60 as black smoke choked stairwells and ducts. Guests climbed out windows and used sheets as escape routes while helicopters plucked others from upper floors. Donna Axum, Miss America, said she was trapped for an hour before being rescued. fire officials probe the cause amid rapid, brick-fireproofed construction that limited spread.
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Randolph Pendleton
Jacksonville
Fla
UPL
Roosevelt Hotel
Siegenrald
Tas Am
Donna Axum
Sail City
Bob McDermott
Corm
Fort Bragg Man Succumbs to Crash Injuries
Charles NSN Behlow, 74, of Fort Bragg, died early Sunday at Fort Bragg Community Hospital from injuries suffered when his car plunged down an embankment along Highway 1 near Caspar. CHP said a passing motorist reported the crash around 7:03 pm, and responders removed the vehicle. the exact details were not immediately available. Behlow died Sunday morning.
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Charles Nsn
Behlow
Fort Brovs
Fort Brave
Caspar
Twichway Patrol
CHP
Uewis
Aunt Sunday Toowning
Weather forecast for Northwestern California and coast
Variable high clouds through Tuesday with night and morning fog in valleys. Valleys forecast high near 62 and low around 43 in Ukiah. Santa Rosa and Napalvedd show coastal wind 12 to 22 knots north of Cape Mendocino, with 8 to 15 knots elsewhere.
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Californias
Ukiah
Santa Rosa Aldo
Cape Mendocino
Former Nazi Guard Shouts Innocence in Auschwitz Trial
West Germany opened a war crimes trial with 22 defendants over the Auschwitz murder system. Oswald Kaduk, 57, a former guard, shouted innocence on the witness stand as he faced charges including selecting children for burning and overseeing Russian prisoners. Kasual details describe other defendants nervous and reluctant to confess, with prosecutors outlining a brutal regime at Auschwitz.
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Kaduk
East Germany
Bautzen
West Berlin
Wkaduk
Priso
Christa
Mans
Auschwitz
Wilhelm Bover
Ernelest
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Johnnie's Market
Ken Roby
Pg&e
Marold Trenholm
Smith's Shoe Store
Floyd Ross
Larkin Younce
Dave Spencer
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce Board of
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G. Hunter
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Mer Dub Oss
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Te Sasti
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Rena
Tee
Remo
Saronder
Ines
Archie
Tate
Perkins Street
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Pepe Phadies
oNenate Binunee
Ann H. Pearson
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Marth Athintic
Washington
UBT
Senate
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Pad VE
Athensgoras
Jerusalem
Pointiff
UPD
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
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