Last year for fireworks across America Independence Day celebration
Nation marks the 196th Fourth of July with parades pageants and fireworks. President Nixon urges a universal message of independence liberty and human dignity. Expo 74 in Spokane plans a 26 000 paid crowd at Joe Albi Stadium. Bristol Rhode Island hosts a 300 year old seaport parade. Flora Illinois holds a small town July 4 celebration. Rashid Family Club of America gathers for its 40th convention in Charleston West Virginia. Washington DC stage fireworks on the monument grounds with Douglass oration at the Kennedy Center.
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Nixon
Spokane
Wash
Joe Albi
Bristol
R.I
Charleston
W.va
Rashid
Salt Lake City
Utah State Capitol
Nation
Washington Monument
Frederick Douglass
Kennedy Center
Supervisors Press for Full Freeway Across 101 Span
County supervisors resist a cut price expressway between two 101 segments and push for a full freeway from the county line to Hopland. They cited a state study aimed at lower cost roads and called for a July 9 briefing with Bill Hegg while noting local residents largely favored the expressway.
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Hopland
Bill Hegg
Division of Highways
Augie Avila
Budge Campbell
Ernie Banker
Sonoma County
Hegg
Burgess Williams
Carrier Collects Payment for Ukiah Daily Journal Route
The carrier requests payment upfront for three months of motor route service to ensure continued delivery of the Ukiah Daily Journal. The note emphasizes collecting today and urges prompt settlement to maintain regular newspaper service.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Soviet Soyuz 14 docking with Salyut 3 signals mission success
Soviet cosmonauts Pavel Popovich and Yuri Artyukhin docked with the Salyut 3 station as American astronauts, led by Jack Reilly, report everything going well. The Soyuz 14 launch occurred at 9 51 p m Moscow time Wednesday, four hours after President Nixon departed. Diplomatic sources had speculated on a Nixon visit space flight. Tass confirms joint experiments planned with the orbital lab.
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Mobo. Wotorts
Moscow Radio
Jack Reilly
Soyuz
Pavel Popovich
Yuri P. Artyukhin
Central Asia
Moscow
Nixon
United States
Thomas Stafford
Calpella man stabbed during bar incident robbery
Conrad Satchwell, 24, was stabbed and robbed of two six packs outside Club Calpella after exiting at 1 30 a m. Deputies seek two young men, one with a baseball bat and the other with a bayonet, who fled in a vehicle. Satchwell is in satisfactory condition at Ukiah General Hospital with a abdominal stab wound.
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Calpella
Sheriff's
Conrad Satchwell
Ukiah General Hospital
Satchwell
Colson testifies Nixon spurred effort to discredit Ellsberg
Colson testifies at Ehrlichman trial that President Nixon and Henry Kissinger pushed discrediting Daniel Ellsberg after the Pentagon Papers leak. He says White House officials sought any information on Ellsberg, confirming a broader effort tied to the Watergate scandal.
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Nixon
Ellsberg
Washington
UPI
Charles W. Colson
Ellberg
Henry Kissinger
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
John D. Ehrlichman
Colson
Kissinger
Ehrlichman
White House
John N. Mitchell
St. Clair
Mitchell
Haldeman
O’brien
Hunt
GOP
Dean
Elisberg
Nixon says summit advanced world peace mission
President Nixon returned to Caribou Maine where crowds greeted him after a summit he said brought the cause of world peace closer. He outlined agreements on defensive missiles underground tests and cooperative research and urged continued negotiations ahead of 1977 deadlines. Vice President Ford and family joined in the homecoming as Nixon prepared for a Florida weekend.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
UPI
Nixon
Corbin Affeewhie
Caribou
Maine
Gerald R. Ford
Middle East
Europe
Soviet Union
Julie
David Eisenhower
Washington
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
District Court
John D. Ehrlichman
Ellsberg
Supreme Court
White House
Alexander M. Haig
Florida
Loring Air Force Base
Geneva
Continued input sought on Rancho Mendocino project
The county planning commission extended consideration of the Rancho Mendocino mobile home park on Lake Mendocino Drive to Aug 1 to hear more input on traffic sewage and flood risks. The 94 unit Ackerman Creek subdivision hearing was also continued as the report was unfinished.
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Rancho Mendocino
Public Works Department
Lake Mendocino Drive
Charlie Barra
Lester Woods
Commission
Marge Boynton
Lee Overcamper
Building Department
Don Uhr
Public Works, Public Health
Barney Rowland
Barra
Rowland
Ackerman Creek
Ukiah
Lin ‘Ford
Glorious Fourth Observed by Fairway Oaks Residents
Fairway Oaks residents marked the 11th Glorious Fourth at dawn with a toy cannon fired by Commodore Buzz Harlowe. More than 100 residents saluted the flag, recited the Pledge, and sang the National Anthem followed by a parade of golf-cart floats. Judge Tim O’Brien helped maintain order as Ernie Banker led the Star Spangled Banner, then participants gathered at the Buxtons for refreshments.
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Ukiah Valley
Fairway Oaks
Commodore Buzz Harlowe
Beverly Carter
Maple
St. Francis Way
Domincan Way
Jim Swayne
Perry Ramsey
Tommy Cannon
Tim ‘O’brien
Ernie Banker
Ralph Buxton
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Ukiaha
Division of Forestry
Art Kruckman
William Benedict
Forestry
PBY
Journal
Raymond
United Press International
McNeill Island Federal Penitentiary
Tacoma
Flora
Reilly
U.S
Yuri Gargarin Space Center
Tass
Adder Lane
Brgero
Watergate
E. Howard Hunt
Frederick C. LaRue
Paul L. O’brien
James D. St. Clair
John W. Dean III
H.R. Haldeman
The
Russia
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Senae F. Mondale
D-Minn
Joyce Pavie
Pat Nixon
Kenneth Curtis
Rancho
Mendocino
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Room
Mendo-Mill Tumser
N. State
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