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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1968
Page
3
UPI report from Thule Greenland says searchers located components of four hydrogen bombs from a B52 crash. Maj Gen Hunziker noted the crash area remains contaminated but contained. seven crew members bailed out safely while a co pilot died.
The Pilgrims completed their voyage to America in 66 days, three days faster than Columbus who took 69 days. The Mayflower’s journey remains a landmark in early transatlantic travel.
Analysis outlines submarine missile calibration limits and decisive spots under the sea, with North Korea urging diversions to pressure the United States. It compares the Pueblo seizure to the Liberty incident, noting differing ship control and missions, and mentions possible retaliatory options and Franco’s stance.
The sentence notes that Miranda, the faintest of Uranus five known satellites, escaped detection until 1948. It implies a delayed recognition of Miranda by astronomers and highlights its faint appearance among Uranus satellites.
Governor Reagan proposes studying a Glenn County Wool Growers request for an open eagle hunting season to protect lambs. He cautions it could lead to indiscriminate shooting of protected birds. He urges Fish and Game and the U S Fish and Wildlife Service to assess the issue and possible depredation permits.
Escar Bennet, retiring chief meteorologist of the U S Weather Bureau in Indianapolis, reflects on jokes and critics. He says forecasts are advisories not gospel truth and that he aims to provide the best service.
Funeral services are set for Eleanor J. Osborne 53 of Ukiah at Eversole Mortuary Monday at 2 p.m. She died this morning in a Ukiah hospital after months of illness. Survivors include husband Edward Osborne and three sons Edward, Robert, and Dr. James Osborne, plus 40 grandchildren and her father Erik Holm. Interment in Ukiah Cemetery.
Charles Frederick Wilson once helped mastermind Britain's 7.3 million Great Train Robbery and was later sprung from prison. He was captured in Rigaud Quebec under heavy guard as detectives prepared to start extradition proceedings to Britain. Wilson, 37, was taken into custody in front of his bungalow.
Omaha Nebraska, the state's largest city, reports a population surpassing 300000 residents. The figure underscores the metro area's growth and urban expansion in the Midwest.
Sacramento UPS reports an Air Force sergeant moonlighting as a service station attendant died from a bullet wound after a apparent exchange of shots with three teenagers during a stick-up. Three suspects were arrested after a high speed chase by a Shasta County sheriff deputy. Robert Martinez 17 and Bennie Corpus 19, both of Broderick, were identified as suspects in the station robbery and the slaying of James T Currin 38.
Funeral services for Frank Robert Du Bois 72 of Ukiah will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Eversole Mortuary. A World War I veteran and Mason, he died in a Ukiah hospital after a California residence of 50 years. Survivors include his widow Althea and sister Helen Groom. Interment follows at Ukiah Veterans Cemetery.
Howard Hughes reveals a Sands hotel expansion in Las Vegas featuring an indoor night golf course designed to emulate outdoor shots and a state of the art motion picture theater with advanced projection and sound. The project would raise his Southern Nevada investments to about 250 million dollars, joining the Desert Inn Frontier and Castaways on a four square mile Las Vegas mile strip.
The fastest elevators in the United States reach 15.9 miles per hour, located in the RCA Building in New York and the Prudential Building in Chicago.
Bruté reports officers did not disclose how much cash was taken as Gilbert Martinez, 18, is named among the suspects in the incident.
Secretary of State Rusk warned the Pueblo incident requires immediate release of the 83 crew. A nuclear powered carrier USS Enterprise with 100 planes led a task force toward North Korea, while Pyongyang pressed for punishment of the sailors and warned of war risk.
Yugoslav President Tito attempted to shoot a tiger in New Delhi but was unsuccessful after visiting Pradesh state. He is in India for the nation's 185th independence anniversary.
Bernard Z. Agrons of Rockport Redwood Company was reelected president of the Redwood Region Conservation Council at its annual Santa Rosa meeting. J. E. Pickett of Cal-Pacific Redwood Company in Arcata remains vice president, C. Robert Barnum elected treasurer. Directors reappointed include Barnum Eureka, Russ IV Ferndale, Mayfield Jr Ukiah, Vaughn Fort Bragg. Richard Brown of Crescent City is new, replacing Darrell Schroeder. The council planned a regional tree-farm reinspection program and education services for timberland management. Norvell Gillespie and Norman B. Livermore Jr. spoke at luncheon and banquet.
Astronomers note that while多数 satellites are known, their vast distances reduce clarity for direct observation. Researchers rely on indirect data such as orbital parameters and radar tracking to infer shapes and sizes, seeking improved detection methods for faint signals.
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