Clausen Proposes New Redwood Park Plan for California
Rep Don Clausen outlines a 53000 acre redwood park and seashore system to be proposed to the state, President Johnson and Congress. The plan would combine primeval forest with 400 miles of ocean frontage across Del Norte and Humboldt counties and form three units linked by a Scenic Highway and the National Redwood Parkway.
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Washington
UPI
Don H. Clausen
Calif
Advotat Sa
Redwood
Clausen
Hoo-Hoo Club
State
Johnson
Congress
del Norte
Humboldt Counties
del Norte Coast
Praire Creek
Patrick’s Point
King Range
Humboldt Redwood State Park
Pt. Reyes
National
Seashore
eMule _ Woods
Redwood Tamalpais State Park
Judge rules road from Navarro by the Sea Hotel to beach free for public use
Judge Robert Winslow of the Superior Court grants a preliminary injunction in Dietz vs King, keeping the road from Navarro by the Sea Hotel to the beach open to public use. The Sept hearing centered on Dr Robert King's right of way and the decision supports public access while the injunction stands.
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Robert Winslow
Superior Court
Navarro By the Sea
Dietz
Bernard Moore
Hopland
Wayne Burke
Cecil Murray
Fort, Bragg
Murray
Paul Hinze
Stephen Bruns
Leggett
Robinson
Chester
Yarborough
Eureka
John. Poulos
Leo Cook
Burke
Homer L. Patterson
Laytonville
Cook
Patterson
Yustling
Carl Dd
Waivamon
Iryev
CIA Funding Scandal Expands Beyond Student Groups
Washington reports show the CIA’s reach extends to business and political outfits with foreign ties, as The New York Times lists five groups tied to covert funding. Foundations linked to CIA cash previously funneled to the National Student Association and related entities face scrutiny and pressure.
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EMI. R. Sveilis
Washington
UPI
Central Intelligence Agency
New York Times
the Times
CIA
Pan-American Foundation
University of Miami
Fla
Div
New York
National Student Association
NSA
CTA
I 'P
BS Nba
Rhythm Saturday Firemen's Ball in Ukiah
A lively hoe-down style Rhythm Saturday for Ukiah Fire Department features Roger Maddox and Western music at Carl Purdy Hall from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Proceeds support the youth activities program and new equipment. Chairmen Ernie Piccolotti and Bob Hollander oversee. Fire Belles sell refreshments and run the check stand. Tickets are $1.25, available from firemen or at the door.
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Carl Purdy ‘Hall
Roger Maddox
Atc
Ernie Piccolotti
Bob Hollander
Ukiah Fire Department
California Regents keep no tuition through 1968 spring quarter
The University of California Board will revisit Gov Reagan's plan to levy 280 dollars a year for tuition starting in fall 1968. Regents maintain no tuition through spring quarter 1968 while approving a 255 million dollar budget and seeking 264 million from the Legislature to admit about 9 000 new students next fall. Reagan opposed immediate tuition and warned of possible actions if the board delays a firm future-year decision.
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Cc Upi
Reagan
Edward Carter
Los Angeles
Senate
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Inglewood
Unruh
UFO Sightings Reported in Southeastern Michigan Area
Residents reported unidentified flying object sightings Thursday night near the southeastern Michigan region. Air Force Project investigators described orange colored objects that emitted a fire stream before the main body extinguished. A second object was observed near Phelps Hall as the Ypsilanti Police Department received reports, with continued coverage on page 3.
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Michigan
Cepa
Allen
Who
Air Force
Devide
Saat
Jeot
Phelps” Hall
Ypsilanti
Ypsilanti Police Department
Ypsilanti’ Police
Five Year Old Hurt In Ukiah Car Crash
A five year old child suffered minor injuries when cars driven by Claudia Swartz and Tom Poulos collided as a sideswipe on Redemeyer Road near Vichy Springs. Tammy Sturges, five, was a rear seat passenger in the Swartz vehicle and was taken to a physician for treatment. Prelim reports indicate both vehicles left the scene after the impact.
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Claudia Swartz
Ukiah
Tom
Poulos
Rédemeyer Road
Vichy Springs
Tammy
Sturges
Swartz
Air Strikes Major Ppnch of Week by BRYCE MILLER
U S Marines and South Vietnamese troops launched the sixth major allied offensive of the week near the Cambodian border. U S B52s flew seven missions as about 35 000 allied troops engaged in multi front actions. Rio Grande began west of Quang Nhai with armored assaults against a 400 to 600 strong Viet Cong battalion. Deckhouse 6 moved along the coast with 2 000 Marines at La Huynh and 48 Viet Cong killed in pre assault bombardment. Pershing, the largest operation, struck tunnels and trenches south of Deckhouse killing 92 since Sunday. A South Korean Marine force operated nearby with no reported action.
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Bryce Miller
Saigon
UPI
U.S
Rio Grande
Quang Neai
la Huynh
Iwo Jima
1St Cav
Ry Air Mobile
25Th Infantry Division
New Rio Grande
Mudge Guilty Of Building Code Oversights
A Mendocino contractor, Court hand T. Mudge, was found guilty by a Big River Judicial Court jury after about an hour of deliberation. The verdict cites construction of a small dwelling with safety valve, venting, and header support deficiencies. Sentencing is set for Monday at 10 a.m., with District Attorney A. B. Broaddus prosecuting and Robert Heeb serving as defense counsel.
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Big River Judicial Court
T. Mudge
Mendocino
Basil Heathcate
A.‘B. Broaddus
Mudge
Robert Heeb
Fort. Bragg
Ihe
Red Cross group urged to skip Hai phong voyage
North Vietnamese Red Cross president advised pacifists aboard the yacht Phoenix not to sail to Haiphong harbor due to bombing risk as U S warplanes strike Tonkin Gulf. The Quaker led crew planned to deliver 20000 dollars worth of medical supplies, with pickups in Hiroshima and Hong Kong.
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Yokohama
Japan
UPT
Red
Cross
Phoenix
North
Vietnam
Haiphong Harbor
North Vietnam
Phoenix Today
United Press International
Vu Vinh -Tung
Hiroshima
Hong Kong
Quaker Action Group
United States
Kiwanis Pancake Feed Tomorrow for Swim Pool Fund
Ukiah Kiwanis members host a pancake feed tomorrow at Maple Cafe from 7 to 11 AM to raise funds for a proposed junior Olympic swimming pool. Adults pay 1 and children 50 cents. tickets sold at the door. Teddy Poulos contributes cafe facilities. Walter Farney chairs.
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Maple Cafe
Ukiah Kiwanians
Tecumseh Found Near Mobile Bay Deep in Silt
Engineers announce the Union ironclad Tecumseh lies buried in 38 feet of silt near Fort Morgan at Mobile Bay. Found Feb 1, the 105 crewed craft sits half buried, with six feet of keel exposed, after sinking in the 1864 battle that spurred Farragut to his famous command.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Ito
Tecumseh
Adm
David G. Farragut
Mobile Bay
Ft. Morgan
Farragut
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Dorothy Cagle
Ted Feibusch
East and Finance
Sorhe
International Development Foundation
New-York
Latin America
Russell Clarke
Ukiaha Community Concert Association
John Franz
Mexico
Palace Hotel
Red Cross
Kiwanis
Konclads
Witth
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