Ranger 7 Executes Key Midcourse Maneuver Toward Moon Close-Up
AL ROSSITER JR reports Ranger 7 successfully performed a crucial midcourse maneuver known as the midcourse maneuver enabling a precise trajectory toward the moon’s sunlit face. Control from JPL in Pasadena confirmed extreme accuracy as the craft shifted from a moon collision course to target its intended impact area for a planned 9:45 a.m. EDT Friday destruction and the return of about 4,000 television pictures.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
America
Ranger 7
Moon
Lunar
Earth
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Pasadena
Calif
Federal private power pact links 11 states plan
President Johnson backed a 697 million federal private partnership to build a vast electric power transmission system linking 11 western states. Congress was asked for 45.5 million to start the federal portion as a new era of cooperation between private and public power. The plan links federal dams on the Columbia with California and Arizona, includes four extra high voltage lines, and would be repaid from power revenues in 50 years with estimated net benefits over 2.6 billion.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
George E.reedy
Congress
Reedy
United States
Budget Bureau
Interior Department
Pacific Northwest
Columbia River
California
Arizona
Oregon
EPA
Central Valley
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Reps
John E. Moss
Harold T. Johnson
D-Calif
Southwest
South
Hoover Dam
BPA
Bureau of Reclamation
Los Angeles City
Department
Lake Mendocino to Receive Trout Stocking
State Senator Frank S Petersen announced that 100 000 rainbow trout will be stocked at Lake Mendocino this fall. The plan follows Department of Fish and Game studies urged by Petersen to improve fishing conditions, with Walter T Shannon noting warmwater fishery limits for new species but supporting a seasonal fishery trial without harming existing species in the Russian River system.
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Frank S. Petersen
Lake Mendocino
Department of Fish and Game
Sen. Petersen
Petersen
Walter T. Shannon
DFG
Shannon
Lake
Mendocino
Russian
Winslow Ruling Reverses Highway Parking Writ
District Attorney Tom Cleland, legal counsel to the board of supervisors, notes the state Supreme Court set aside a writ of prohibition restraining the California Highway Patrol from issuing parking citations to customers of Grundy's Resort on Highway 101 near Humboldt County. CHP had tagged northbound trucks on the highway west side opposing Grundy's claim of lost trade.
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Board of Supervisors
California Highway Patrol
Grundy
Highway 101
Humboldt County
Ine
State Supreme Court
Robert Winslow
Thomas Grundy
CHP
Northwestern California Weather Update
Northwestern California remains cloudy in the north and fair in the south through Thursday with rain and possible thunderstorms today north of Fort Bragg. Coastal fog develops with highs around 95 in Ukiah and 88 in Napa while Santa Rosa tops near 85 and lows near 52. Coastal winds west to northwest 8 to 18 knots.
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California
Fort Bragg
Santa Rosa
Napa
Lack of Quorum Delays County Board Meeting Twice
The board of supervisors failed to meet due to missing members Oscar Klee and Martin Wener, with Joe Scaramella and Harvey Sawyers present. Joe Hartley is on vacation. The chair announced the regular meeting will be held tomorrow after the repeated quorum shortage.
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Board of Supervisors
Joe Scaramella
Harvey Sawyers
Oscar Klee
Martin Wener
Joe Hartley
Board of Equalization
Scaramella
Rotary District Governor Visits Ukiah Club
District 513 Governor Stanley E. McCaffrey visited Ukiah Rotary yesterday. The 12 county area includes Del Norte to Sonoma with 54 clubs. A Berkeley alum and former UC official, he spoke on service projects and his Bay Area civic roles.
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Stanley McCaffrey
Rotary International
Harry Campbell
Fort Bragg
Rotary
Tom Power
Ukiah Club
Barnam Heryford
McCaffrey
California
P 4
Gober
Rotary International Disstrict
Stanley E. McCaffrey
del Norte
Humboldt
Lake
Marin
Napa
San Francisco
Mendocino
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Santa Cruz
Solano
Sonoma
Oregon
Toronto
Canada
McCaffery
Bay Area Council
Bay Area
Council
Washington, D. C
United States
University of California
Berkeley
Naval Intelligence
Naval Reserve
Taft
Beth
Ukiah
Rotary Club
Triggers Race Riot At Medford Dance Riot
United Press International report describes a rock and roll dance in Medford Massachusetts that degenerated into a clash between more than 200 Negro and white youths. Dozens were injured eight treated at hospital. Police used clubs and buses carried out-of-town youths to Boston amid riots. A curfew in Rochester New York was lifted amid liquor bans. Dr Martin Luther King Jr announced a summit meeting with Negro leaders in New York to address racial violence in Harlem and Brooklyn amid protests by civil rights and extremist groups.
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United Press International
Medford
Mass
Boston
Mason-Dixon Line
New York
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Robert F. Wagner
Harlem
Brooklyn
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Wagner
Wagener
Brush Fire Near Boonville Road Suppresses in Ukiah Area
California Division of Forestry and Ukiah Valley Fire Protection District crews joined to contain a grass fire near Boonville Road four miles from Highway 101. The blaze followed a foothill into rugged terrain as forestry units worked alongside Howard Forest and Boonville stations. Origin undetermined.
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California Division of Forestry
Laytonville
Ukiah Valley
Boonville Road
Highway 101
Division of Forestry
Howard Forest
Boonville
Russ Defectors Seek Asylum in West Germany
Two Russian soldiers who defected from East Germany asked for political asylum after fleeing a Communist barrier into West German Bavaria near Neustadt on the Saale River. They were unarmed besides knives and wore Red Army battle dress when they crossed the border at 2 a.m. last Friday.
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Heidelberg
Germany
UPI
East Germany
U.S
Bavaria
Neustadt
Saale
Astronauts May Step Outside Space Capsule
Houston based report says astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II may perform an extra vehicular activity during America's longest orbit flight next year. NASA officials disclosed plans to depressurize the Gemini capsule hatch and stand up to observe space, a first for the nation after 12 prior flights. The move aims to test procedures for tying together objects to build orbital stations in the future.
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Houston
APS
America
Earth
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
Kenneth Kleinknech
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goldwater to Host GOP Unity Summit in Hershey Pa
Barry Goldwater announced a GOP summit unity meeting to be hosted by Gov. William Scranton in Hershey Pennsylvania next month. The event aims to heal wounds from the convention and will include Eisenhower Nixon and other GOP leaders.
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Scranton
Joan A. Goldsmith
Washington
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Hershey
William W. Scranton
Fire Call Reports Across County With Minor Vehicle Damage
At 5 35 a m a vehicle fire caused minor electrical damage to a car driven by Georgia Sagee in Calistoga near N Freeway and Orr Springs Road. At 10 19 a m a grass fire burned along Boonville Road.
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N. Freeway
Orr Springs Road
Georgia Sagee
Calistoga
Boonville Road
Johnson Backs Away From Goldwater TV Debate
Washington leaders report Sen Barry Goldwater told Republican House members he is ready willing and able to debate President Johnson on television but White House press secretary George Reedy rejected the idea saying the campaign must wait until it begins. The GOP nominee had earlier warned that it would be dangerous for a president to face on air questioning during the fall election season.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Barry Goldwater
Presient Johnson
White
House
George E. Reedy
Goldwater
Reedy
Republican nominee praises debates and Johnson race
In a closed meeting lasting over an hour, the Republican presidential nominee said he is highly encouraged about beating Johnson in November. Rep. Jack Westland of Washington organized the gathering and acted as chief spokesman for the group.
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GOP House
Johnson
Jack Westland
R-Wash
Barber Shop Poll Shows Barry Goldwater Victory
In Ocilla Georgia a barber shop poll conducted by Hayes Barber Shop shows Barry Goldwater defeating Lyndon Johnson 354 to 7 over five days of voting. Six ballots were discarded as illegible.
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Ocilla, Ga
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
South Georgia
Goldwater
Hayes Barber Shop
Russell Hayes
Defense Claims Ruby Witness Lied in Appeal
Attorneys for Jack Ruby file a bill of exceptions alleging that police witness Patrick Dean lied on the stand about Ruby saying he planned to kill Oswald two days earlier. The filing prompts possible further appeals and could reach the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals next year.
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Dallas
UPI
Jack Ruby
Court of Dist
Joe B. Brown
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Patrick T. Dean
Oswald
Kennedy
Dean
Atty
William F. Alexander
Brown
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
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