Arabian horses tied up in county jail probe
Investigator Bruce Cochran questioned Redwood Valley construction worker in a case involving 11 Arabian horses valued at 25 000 dollars. Roy Herbert Smith, 49, was arrested on warrants from San Bernardino County for forgery burglary and probation violation. Four horses were identified as belonging to A Dr Johnson of Logan Utah. Five were bought with forged checks and six stolen. Most animals alleged to have come from Salem Oregon in a nine horse trailer. Investigation continues as authorities seek word from San Bernardino County.
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Redwood Valley
Bruce Cochran
Sheriff's Department
San Bernardino County
Roy Herbert Smith
Cochran
Willits
Smith
Dr. Johnson
Logan
Utah
Salem
Ore
Warrant Issued for Ukiah Man in Drug Case
Russell A. Dunsing, 22, of Ukiah, has a bench warrant issued by Superior Judge A. B. Broaddus for failing to appear. He is charged with sale of dangerous drugs, one of six arrested by Ukiah police on related charges. Four of the six are juveniles and face a hearing tomorrow. Dunsing had been free on bail. the warrant specifies no bail.
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Russell A. Dunsing
Ukiah
A. B. Broaddus
Dunsing
Dansing
Ukiah Youth Hurt in North State Street Collision
Tommy Jay Allen, 17, of Ukiah, suffered head wounds when his car hit the right front side of a vehicle driven by 64 year old Ivory Efton Barnes on North State Street. Barnes and his wife Lila Mae Barnes were uninjured. Allen was treated at Ukiah General Hospital and released and cited for unsafe speed.
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Tommy Jay
Allen
Ukiah
N. State Street
State Street
Ivory Efton Barnes
State
Smith Street
Barnes
Lila Mae Barnes
Ukiah General Hospital
Ukiah Ambulance
Fire kills 12 in three story Kansas City building
A morning blaze in a three story brick apartment building in Kansas City Mo killed 12 people including eight children. Fire swept a shaft to the top floor trapping victims as residents fled or were carried down by ladders. Fire officials cited inadequate water pressure on the hilltop site and said the blaze started in a rear shaft muttering with flames rising through the shaft. The infant died at Mercy Hospital and several bodies were recovered from the ruins with multiple families lost.
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Kansas City
UPI
John Halloran
Halloran
Mary. Cohen
Ceunlles
Ixran
Lawrence Smith
Harry
Mercy’ Hospital
Smith
Barbara
Mes
Edmound Godden Sr
Edmound Godden ‘Jr
Scarlett Godden
Ukiah firm KAAR ships first radar unit to Vietnam
KAAR Electronics of Ukiah, a subsidiary of Canadian Marconi, shipped its LN55 marine radar unit to Vietnam for Armed Forces testing in the Mekong Delta. Five units are under field testing aboard Navy river craft, with one unit per workday orders projected for the rest of the year. The plant has grown from 19 employees in 1962 to about 30, with 55 planned by summer end as production moves to larger, more complex electronics products.
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Don Looney
Vietnam
Kaar Electronics
N. State Street
Mekong
Journal
DeVries
Ukiah
Marconi Company
KAAR
Galt Man Killed In Highway 101 Collision Near Sonoma Border
LeRoy Mace, 38, of Galt, died early today when his 1965 pickup and camper drifted across the center line on Highway 101 just north of the Sonoma County line and was struck head on by a southbound Niel sen Freight Lines truck driven by John Edwin Nelson, 47, of Eureka. The crash occurred at 12:30 a.m. Mace was pronounced dead at Cloverdale Medical Center. Nelson was treated at Healdsburg Hospital for minor injuries. Authorities suggested dozing as a possible cause. the tragedy marked the seventh fatality in the area this year, with several previous deaths north of Laytonville and in incorporated areas.
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LeRoy Mace
Galt
Nielsen Freight Lines
Sonoma County
Eureka
John Edwin Nelson
Mace
Cloverdale Medical Center
Nelson
Healdsburg Hospital
Laytonville
Tragic collision sinks Evans after Melbourne strike
Australian navy minister said the Australian aircraft carrier Melbourne cut the U S destroyer Frank E Evans on a collision course during SEATO antisubmarine exercise near Saigon. One dead and 73 missing with 200 survivors. search ongoing as Nixon and Gorton offered condolences.
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Bruce A. Cook
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
U.S. Defense Department
Washington
Melbourne
Kearsarge
Saigon
Pentagon
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
John Gorton
Charles R. Kelly
Canberra
Voyager
New South Wales
Kelly
Evans
Nixon rounds on campus radicals at South Dakota college
President Nixon spoke at General Beadle State College in Madison about student disorders on campuses. He denounced what he called self righteous moral arrogance and warned that force could be used if authorities are challenged. The stop at Mundt Library dedication marked his first leg of a Pacific trip amid Vietnam talks.
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Merriman Smith Madison
S.D
UPD
Nixon
South Dakota
America
General Beadle State College
Karl E. Mundt
Pacific
South Vietnam
Mundt
Washington
William P. Rogers
Trial of Ernest Cassells Moves Through Day Two
Judge Wayne Burke presided as the Ernest Cassells trial entered its second day with the defendant late for court. Cassells failed to appear at 10 am. he arrived at 11:15 am as prosecutor and defense counsel proceeded, with the jury present in Ukiah.
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Wayne Burke
Dutto
Ernest Cassells
Ukiah
Cassells
Cassell
Ukiah Teens Charged in Motor Sales Burglary
Ukiah officers arrested two juveniles early this morning at Ukiah Motor Sales on Scott and State streets after observing a burglary in progress. A 17 year old and a 16 year old were taken into custody at the scene, with a third suspect Wayne Shepherd 18 arrested later on State Street. Recovered items include a television set a portable radio and petty cash. All suspects are Ukiah area residents and held pending arraignment.
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City Price
Ukiah Motor Sales
Scott
State Streets
Frank Seward
Larry Maxson
Wayne Shepherd
State Street
Ukiah
Weather data for Ukiah June 1969 and 1968
The record lists June 1969 temperatures with high near 72 and low around 55. It notes rainfall 51.28 inches and a noon reading of 72.61 for a period, with a reference to last year’s figure 82.05 and June 1968 data.
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Ukiah Feather
Yserver
O Neill Named Medical Director at Mendocino State Hospital
Dr. Joseph ONeill selected as medical director to succeed Dr. Ernest Klatte at Mendocino State Hospital. Staff expressed strong approval while Dr. Waldo Cook noted ONeill will continue the hospital’s nationally recognized mental health program. Klatte departs for Orange County roles. ONeill to assume duties July 14.
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Waldo Cook
Mendocino State Hospital
Marning
Joseph O'Neill
Ernest Klatte
Cook
O'Neill
Klatte
Dan Lieberman
Orange County
School of Medicine
UC Irvine
DE 1
O Neill
Senson
State
Ea Ee Hanes
Burger Sees Senate Backing for Chief Justice Post
In Washington, Earl Warren successor nominee Warren Burger wins unanimous Senate Judiciary Committee support after a friendly confirmation hearing. Burger pledges public financial disclosure, endorses data on outside income, and stresses balance between rights of the accused and society. He notes no change in his judicial approach and looks to forthcoming Senate action.
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Steve Gerstel Washington
UPI
Warren Earl Burger
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States
Senate
Earl G. Warren
Burger
U.S. Judicial Conference
Joseph D. Tydings
Dmd
Tijerina
Capitol
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Reds lose Poher bid as Communists boycott runoff
PARIS. The Communist party decision to boycott the June 15 runoff effectively ends Alain Poher’s chances to upset Georges Pompidou. Poher pledged to campaign despite the setback, planning personal appearances around the nation while Pompidou aides vow a hard-hitting week of official stumping.
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Paris
UPI
Georges Pompidou
France
Communist Party
Alain Poher
Pompidou
Poher
Polier
Northwestern California Weather Forecast Update
Fair weather continues across Northwestern California through Wednesday with overcast skies along the coast and coastal valleys. Highs and lows show little change with a high today around 34 to 44 degrees and colder nights. Light morning fog may reduce visibility near coastal regions.
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Californias
Welfare residency rules eased for applicants nationwide
Federal Register announces new HEW rules allowing welfare applicants previously denied due to state residency to qualify now. An estimated 100,000 to 200,000 in 42 states are affected. program costs rise $140 million to $200 million annually. States must notify past denials of eligibility immediate entitlement and accept comments within 30 days. Seven states had no residency rules since 1967 including New York Delaware Hawaii Kentucky Maine Rhode Island Vermont.
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Craig A. Palmer
Washington
UPI
Federal Register
Health, Education and Welfare Department
HEW
HEW. Com
New York
Delainware
Haiwaii
Kentucky
Maing
Rhode Island
Vermpont
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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Reis Lopez Tijerina
Warren
Reds
Rob Poher
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