Mendocino Coast Notes on Members and History Society
Ethel Decker moves to a rest home near Santa Clara and others report hospital recoveries. Mendocino Historical Society meeting at Redwood Valley Grange with 23 members, new museum site discussion, dues reminders, and notes on local volunteers, gifts, and upcoming Bewitching Tales booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomptche
Ethel Decker
Santa Clara
Lucy Robbins
Santa Rosa
San Francisco
Mendocino
Phyllis McMillen
Mendocino County
Alan
Arena, i
Ethel Jamieson
Jack D. Barron
Redwood ‘Valley
Anti U S Mobs clash with police in Sasebo and Tokyo
In Sasebo riot police battled anti U S demonstrators near the U S naval base as the Enterprise poted to arrive Thursday. Tokyo police clashed with protesters near the Diet and US embassy with riot squads. Over 150 injured nationwide and 2 000 riot officers mobilized at Hibiya Park rally attended by about 8 000 people.
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Sasebo
Japan
UPI
Tokyo
U.S
Enterprise
Arid
Diet
Parli‘ament
Hibiya Park
Imperial Palace Grounds
Pianist Miss Miller Sings Repertoire In Private Life
The article profiles pianist Miss Miller who expanded into a new facet of her art with Mahler and Brahms works. It notes she won the 1965 Grand Prix du Disque for Songs of a Wayfarer and Alto Rhapsody. She is married to Wesley Posvar, Pitt Chancellor, with three children. They married in Stuttgart after meeting in Europe. Admission to the concert is by membership card.
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Bruno Walter
Mahler
Heder
Brahms
Miss.Miller
Wesley Posvar
University of Pittsburgh
Wesley
Marina
Lisa Cristina
Cleveland
Europe
Miler
U.S. Air Force
Oxford
Stuttgart
Miss Miller
United States
Ukiah Lions Attend District Lions Meeting in Reno
Eleven Lions Club members and their wives depart for District 4 convention in Reno Nevada led by president Wally George and wife Marsha. The group includes Howard Tuttles Gil Fiedler Ray Ledford Foggy Ottoson Bill Tatum Art Pomas C W Red Lichtenburger Ed Myersole and Tom Cleland plus Dr and Mrs James Massen gill and Lou Loosley joining Friday.
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Lions Club
Reno
Nev
Wally George
Marsha
Howard Tuttles
Tom Clelands
James Massengill
Lou Loosleys
Phobos orbits Mars in seven hours and thirty nine minutes
The article notes Phobos as Mars' largest moon completing an orbit in seven hours and 39 minutes, highlighting its rapid sidereal period and close proximity to the planet.
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Phobos
Mars
Mendocino Officials Weigh Water and Sewage Plans
The Mendocino County Board reviews McCandless proposals for a first stage domestic water and fire protection system costing about 195000 and a full town sewage plan with a 298000 collection system and 100000 treatment plant. Extended aeration is favored for its cost and packaging options. The report notes ocean disposal limits and budget constraints guiding decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCandless
Mendocino
Ives
Tusday
Ernie Banker
John Mayfield Jr
Bridge Tournament Results Announced
Doris Gilmer and Shirley Jacobsen won the Mendey ticht Ukiah Duplicate Bridge Colt tournament at the Palace Hotel. Leif Riley and Marisl Hooper were runner up, while Marie Lingley and Jan Leavitt Ath placed third. Jacquie Larsen and Al Belon topped Friday night unit master point standings at the County Library alongside Margaret Weaver and Pete Mastenbroek. Charles and Lorraine Werner followed, with a fourth place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
Gilmer
Shirley Jacobsen
Mendey Ticht
Palace Hotel
George-Hunter
Charles
Lorraine Werner
Margaret Weaver
Pete Mastenbroek
Kasperak Grows Stronger Under Medical Watch After Transplant
In Palo Alto California doctors monitor 54 year old Mike Kasperak, a former Cleveland steelworker, as his heart transplant shows signs of recovery. He remains on the critical list though breathing longer without a respirator and kidney function nears normal. A Stanford Medical Center bulletin notes improved stability and ongoing risk of organ rejection.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Mike Kasperak
Cleveland
Stanford
Medical
Center
Kasperak
County Supervisors debate Lake Covelo recreation role
County supervisors favor open discussions on recreation at Lake Covelo and potential non federal county involvement. They seek guaranteed revenues from water sales to southern California to offset future Delta and south state recreation costs. A host of groups including Round Valley Conservation League vow continued fight against Round Valley flooding and a Tudor Engineering proposal to bolster the county position is to be reviewed next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Ellen Torgrimson
Bruce Hejema
Brocktrails
Chamber 0 of Commerce
Department ¢ of Commerce
Mendocino County
California
Fic’p
Delta
Ina
Finn
Lake Covelo
Faa
Des ‘Rios
CRUE
Army
Congressionsible
Round Valley
Corps
Seggeren
Fetfred
Tudor Engineering
San Francisco
Sasquatch Expedition Hinted by Oregon Rider
Portland report says bareback rider Roger Patterson plans a six month California wilderness trip to capture a Sasquatch alive. Patterson and Bob Gimlin said they saw a 7.5 foot, 500 pound creature northeast of Eureka last October. The legend known as Bigfoot is deeply rooted in West Coast tribal lore and Indian names. Estimated cost runs around 100000 dollars for the expedition.
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Portland
Roger Patterson
Quatch
California
Patterson
Bob Gimilin
Eureka
Mayfield to chair housing conference roundtable
Mendocino County Supervisor John Mayfield Jr will chair the Rural Counties and Cities panel at California's two day governor’s conference on housing and homeownership in Sacramento January 31 February 1. Gov Reagan will speak at the luncheon February 2.
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Mendocino
John Mayfield Jr
el Dorado
Sacramento
State of California
Department-Of Housing
Charles R.lemenager
Reagan
California
Mayfield
Visalia
Santa Cruz County
Farmers Home Administration
Former Stanford ASB Head Destroys Draft Notice
Harris 22, ex Stanford ASB president, tore up his draft notice outside the Oakland Induction Center. He urged fellow draftees to refuse cooperation with the system, arriving with a bus of fellow inductees. He quit last year to oppose the Vietnam War and surrendered his draft card previously. Harris was classified 1-A and ordered to report for induction in Fresno, California.
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Oakland
Calif
OPTI
Davis
Harris
Stanford
Oakland Induction Center
Vietnam
Fresno
Devastating Lebanon Jordan Storms Kill 18 People
Storms with winds up to 100 miles per hour bring snow rain and sand across Lebanon and Jordan, killing 18 over several days. One Yamounne area storm flattened 11 homes and killed 12 people northeast of Beirut.
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Beirut
UPI
Lebanon
Jordan
Yammoune
Jet Tanker Crashes At Minot Air Force Base
A four engine Air Force KC135 tanker with 13 aboard crashed on takeoff at Minot AFB amid fog. Casualties were unconfirmed with reports of at least one hospitalized. The plane reportedly departed from March AFB California and was not based at Minot. An Air Force investigation team was dispatched to the scene.
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Minot
N.D
UPI
Air Force
Minot Air Force Base
Air. Force
Minot Municipal
March’ Air Force Base
Riverside
Calif
Aspinall delays redwoods and North Cascades park bills
Rep Wayne Aspinall of Colorado postponed action on the Redwood National Park and North Cascades bill until after Easter. He cited the need for committee visits to the proposed areas before authorizing creation. Public hearing on the Central Arizona Project set for Jan 30.
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Washington
UPI
Wayne Aspinall
D-Colo
California
North Cascades
National ‘Park
Aspinall
Central Arizona
Alioto Offers Mediation in San Francisco Newspaper Strike
Mayor Joseph Alioto said he is willing to mediate to end the 13 day strike that shut San Francisco Chronicle and Examiner. Union president Doug Smith welcomed the move and urged publishers Charles Thieriot and Charles Gould to sit down with strike leaders to bargain.
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San Francisco
UPI
Joseph Alioto
San San Francisco
Alioto
Morning Chronicle
Afternoon Examiner
Doug Smith
Charles Thieriot
Charles ‘Gould
Thieriot
Gould
Smith
President in Asia Talks Face Johnson Justification View
The article notes indications the President had shifted his stance on productive talks, while U S officials believed Hanqi had not shown such willingness. Johnson was expected to again justify American involvement in Asia, with Bundy’s Miami speech seen as foreshadowing that argument.
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U. S
Hanqi
Johnson
Asia
William P. Bundy
Miami
Fla
Mexico pledges drug abuse action ahead of Olympic Games
Geneva sources report Mexico assuring the United Nations Commission on Narcotics it will prevent drug use by athletes at the summer Olympics. The Commission approved a resolution condemning drug use by athletes.
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Geneva
UPI
Mexico
United Nations Commission On Narcotics
Honored Opera Premieres Across Met and Salzburg Festival
The first American opera to receive this honor premiered at the New York Metropolitan Opera's Vanessa and later was staged at the Salzburg Festival in Austria.
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New-York Metropolitan Opera
Vanessa
Salzburg
Austria
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