Pair Drown In Deep River Pool Near Longvale
A father and his 13 year old son drown in Outlet Creek deep pool near Longvale Covelo Road after the father dives in fully dressed to save the boy who could not swim. Dale Keys of Redwood Valley rescued the bodies as Laytonville Fire Department failed to revive them. Rites pending at Anker Mortuary Willits.
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Keys
Laytonville
Mendocino Mental Clinic Plans Re Staff under Short-Doyle Act
Mendocino County's Mental Health Clinic moves to re organize its staff to meet Short-Doyle Act requirements and continue operating. Dr Grace Thomas says September will see Dr Richard Falk join as psychologist. he will hold a PhD in clinical psychology from Ohio University next month. The act requires a qualified director psychiatrist psychologist and psychiatric social worker. Currently Dr Thomas acts as director and psychiatrist while two social workers from Mendocino State Hospital have kept the clinic running, though neither has the required supervisorial experience.
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Scranton Effort to Halt Barry Surge Faces Odds
Gov William Scranton and backers press an anti Goldwater bid at the GOP convention as Barry Goldwater widens support. Scranton arrives to lead a faltering campaign amid resistance from the Goldwater camp. Endorsements from Eisenhower Nixon or Romney loom undecided while platform committee becomes battleground.
Teenage politicians spark bid to enter Massachusetts House
Boston based UPI reports Secretary of State Kevin White moved to deter four 16 year olds from pursuing seats in the Massachusetts House. Leonard Tagg Weymouth Paul Rapp Southbridge Linda Sullivan Wellesley and Lewis Trout Quincy plan runs as independents and Republican, triggering a 1919 age rule dispute. White cites voting age 21 to block their candidacies while noting they may campaign but cannot serve if elected. The effort drew support from Attorney General Edward Brooke.
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Quincy
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Sonny) McDonough
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Miller for Second Spot As Goldwater VP Pick
SAN FRANCISCO Reuters reports Republican National Chairman William E. Miller, a six term New York congressman and Catholic, is Goldwater’s current first choice for vice president. Goldwater aides say Miller is nearly certain if Goldwater wins the GOP nomination next week. Miller, 50, from the Buffalo Niagara Falls district, will not seek a seventh term.
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Two Men Injured In Hiway 101 Crash
Two southern California men sustained back injuries in a one car crash on Highway 101 five miles north of Hopland. Driver Hugh Manley, 23, of Los Angeles, and passenger Carl Lauridsen, 26, of Tujunga, were taken to County Hospital. Manley reportedly veered off the road and hit an embankment. the car was totaled.
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Defector Captain Guilty in East Germany Desertion
UPI reports Captain Alfred Svenson 31 of Scranton Pennsylvania was found guilty by a U S Army court martial of desertion and larceny for defecting to East Germany on May 4 1963. The five officer panel convicted after brief deliberation and he faced up to eight years plus dishonorable discharge.
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Romanians Challenge Khrushchev Signal of Independence
Romanian leaders in Bucharest reportedly challenged Moscow over the postwar annexation of Bessarabia, signaling a rare East Bloc rebuke to Soviet territorial claims. The move, while not demanding return, raised territorial issues and minority rights for about one million Romanians in Soviet rule.
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New Hampshire
Scranton Attacks Goldwater as Disqualified Candidate
Gov. William Scranton denounces Sen. Barry Goldwater as disqualified from the Republican race for saying he cannot beat Lyndon Johnson. He accuses Goldwater and aides of courting racial unrest, calls Goldwater’s stance the central issue, and plans to campaign in San Francisco to win delegates while criticizing pressure tactics on convention delegates. The dispute centers on Goldwater’s remarks in Der Spiegel and his perceived lack of popular appeal among Republicans.
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Idaho Man Receives 191 Day Jail Term
Keith Goode age 24 of Hope Idaho received 191 days in Merced County jail on traffic offenses after appearing before Judge Fred Goss in Ukiah Justice Court. He was taken into custody on warrants from Ukiah and Long Valley Justice Courts for offenses from driving with a suspended license to a defective mirror. Wilson James McKee, 45 of Ukiah, posted $276 bail and was released after deputies arrested him for drunken driving yesterday.
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Tda
Fred Goss
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Fire Calls Tuesday At Delario’s Property Minor Damage
At 11 10 pm authorities responded to a fire on Feed Lot Road at Delario’s property. The incident caused minor damage with no injuries reported and investigators are assessing the scene.
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Barry Goldwater Silent After Scranton Pessimism Charge
Washington reports say Gov William Scranton urged Barry Goldwater to quit the Republican race after a German magazine interview in which Goldwater said he could not beat President Johnson if the election were held now. Goldwater's aides note he has repeated this point before and emphasized polls now do not predict November sentiment.
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