War in Middle East deepens with Arab losses and ceasefire pushes
Britain and the United States deny Egyptian charges of joint air strikes aiding Israel as Israeli forces push through Sinai and Gaza. Nasser accuses Anglo American intervention while the U N Security Council debates a ceasefire. Israel seeks understanding from the Soviet Union as battles rage in Jerusalem, Jenin, and the Sinai. Two American journalists die and Life photographer Paul Schutzer is killed in Sinai.
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U.S
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Britain
Nasser
Suez Canal
el - Arish
Abu Ageila
United States
Brita
Israel
Gaza Strip
Sinai Peninsula
Sharmi’e Sehikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Jerusalem
Jordan
Jenin
Paul Schutzer
Life Magazine
Sinai Desert
Mansfield says US Soviet cooperation on Middle East cease fire
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said after a White House briefing that the Soviet Union and the United States are closely cooperating on a cease-fire in the Middle East. The State Department said it would break off relations with Egypt as it withdrew recognition of the U S government. Mansfield noted Johnson hoped Russia would join in securing a UN Security Council cease-fire while stressing the United States remains non-belligerent. The President has reiterated support for territorial integrity in the Middle East and for a fair peace.
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United Nations Security Council
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Washington
Johnson
United States
Russia
Britain
Soviet Union
Middle East
Harold Wilson
State Department
White House
Egypt
U.S
Mansfield
Security ‘Council
United Nations
White ‘House
U. S
America
Dean Rusk
Capitol Hill
Security Council
Congress
California budget tops five billion in big state action
Sacramento reports a 5.154 billion dollar state budget moving through the Assembly after a bipartisan Ways and Means committee voice vote. Governor Reagan's administration praised the momentum while lawmakers noted final veto power with the GOP and Democratic split desk. The package includes boosts for the University of California system and mental hygiene, with a final vote possible this week.
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Means Committee
Robert W. Crown
D-Alameda
Ways
Means
Committee
Don”” Mulford
Piedmont
GOP
Reagan
Assembly
University _of California
Department of Mental Hygiene
Ways and Means
Ukiah Board to Seek Pedestrian Safety Resolution
Supervisors asked the public works committee to draft a resolution for trustees of Ukiah Unified school district noting dangers to children walking to schools or bus stops along narrow county roads. A delegation of parents from Redwood Valley Potter Valley Hopland and Regina Heights urged pedestrian safety funds or road improvements and pressed for a clear board position on the issue.
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Board
Public Works Committee
Ukiah Unified School District
Redwood Valley
Potter Valley
Hopland
Regina Heights
Bill Proctor
Don Todd
Jane Smith
Norma Bartolomei
E. C. Goodwin
Adult Education Graduates to Receive Diplomas Tonight
Dozens of adult education graduates from ilah high school will receive diplomas tonight in the high school cafeteria. The program includes a Pomp and Circumstance procession, a flag salute, and an invocation by Rev James Jones. Superior Judge Wayne Burke will address the class on the value of education. W C Murphy will present the diplomas alongside Doris Erk. Newest class members will serve as ushers, with a long list of graduates including Vicky Blakley Olga Brown Patricia Brown Patricia Cartmell Genaro Castillo Victoria Center Lea mon Clifton George Cowger Ava Davis Jack Dooley Diane Dunlap Steve Estep Margie Harmon Fayal Gladyce Hempsmyer Virginia Hickerson Lodesta Jobe David Kindopp Denise Kindopp Timothy King Barbara Lincoln Donald Madden Daniel McQuurry William McNally Joyce Miller Gene Nelson Mary Ann Park Elizabeth Quiroga Robert Quiroga Pam Roach Lydia Salgado Joan Schwarm Susan Sims Diane Stephens Mary Swinney Barbara Tanner Bernice Thomas Christine Thomas David Tipton Edward Vedella Karen Warren.
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Ilah
Ukiahi Wildcat Cub
Rowland Nielson
Marshall ‘Leve
James Jones
Wayne Burke
Ant
Siwerintensient
Diploas
Doris Érk
Board of
Mes
Vicky Lee Blakley
Olga Brown
Patricia Marie Brown
Patricia Cartmell
Genaro Castilleja
Victoria B. Center
Leamon B. Clifton
George E. Cowger
Ava Bivens Davis
Jack Lee Dooley
Diane Dunlap
Steve Louis Estep
Margie Harmon Fayal
Gladyce M. Hempsmyer
Virginia H. Hickerson
Lodesta Jobe
David G
Bernice
L. Thomas
Christine L.’ Thomas
David Walter’ Tipton
Edward P. Vedella
Karen Garner Warren
Shooting Victim Testifies In Ukiah Case
El Bouise Hunter of Ukiah testified in court that her estranged husband William Chester Hunter shot her through the chest during the early morning hours on April Avenue. She described retreating from a ride with David Cheatham, then attempting to bar him from entering before being wounded and carried to a sofa. Cross-examination by Leo Cook questioned conflicting reports.
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el Bouise Hunter
Ukiah
William Chester
Dub
Hunter
April Avenue
Leo Cook
Cook
Mrs. Hunter
District
David Cheatham
Henderson resigns from Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Bill Henderson, manager of the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce since June 1966, announced his resignation to take another position. The resignation, submitted to Ed Bean, president, will be effective June 15. Henderson previously worked in promotions in Larkspur, California. In his letter, he thanked community members for their cooperation.
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Bill Henderson
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Henderson
Ed Bean
Ukiah Chamber
Ukiah
Larkspur
Calif
Spanish-Americans siege New Mexico courthouse leader targeted
In Tierra Amarilla, New Mexico, a group claiming ancient land grants forced their way into a courthouse wounding two police and taking 20 hostages. National Guard units were deployed as dawn approached, with leader Reies Lopez Tijerina prominent among rebels.
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Tierra Amarillqa
N.M
UPI
New Mexico
National Guard
E. Lee Francis
Reies Lopez Tijerina
Albuquerque
N. M
Tijerina
Weather Forecast for Northwestern California
Northwestern California remains cloudy through Wednesday with overcast skies along the coast and warmer conditions inland. Highs near Ukiah around 66 while tonight lows fall to about 52 with coastal winds variable 5 to 15 knots turning northwest 15 to 25 knots by night.
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California
Daniel McBride Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter
Daniel L. McBride a 19 year old Willits youth pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter after a pursuit ended in a crash that killed Barbara Byers 18. Judge Wayne Burke set June 22 for sentencing and dismissed the jury. McBride had been free on bail. he faced charges including wanton disregard of human life and driving without a license.
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Daniel L. McBride
Willits
Wayne Burke
McBride
Cap Kroh
Barbara Byers
Wilftik
John Murphy
Attorney General's Office
George Nelson
Public Defender
Fire Calls Monday Mill Creek residence chimney fire
Mutual aid dispatched at 4:17 p.m. to Irwin Ball residence on Mill Creek Road for a chimney fire. No damage reported.
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Irwin Ball
Mill Creek
Fort Bragg Youth Ends Life With Rifle In BedRoom
Jeffrey Scott Snyder a Fort Bragg ninth grader living on Route 1 Box 555 A Highway 1 two miles south of Fort Bragg shot himself in his bedroom at 1 25 am. Found by his father with a Saturday Evening Post article on child suicide nearby. Coroner reports recent depression over school and personal problems. Funeral arrangements pending at Cain Grove and Haverfield Funeral Home.
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Fort Bragg
Jeffrey Scott Snyder
Highway 1
Phillip Snyder Jr
Fort Bragg Junior High School
Saturday Evening Post
Ukiah Principal Shorted by Coin Theft Incident
Miss Audrey Hollenbeck retired principal at Ukiah High School was short changed by a thief who entered an unlocked door and stole about 25 dollars in small coins from a kitchen jar. Ukiah police investigated a burglary at 693 N Dora where Harvey and Harold Ward reported the loss of a rifle, a 15 horsepower outboard motor, a polaroid camera, Coleman lantern and other items valued around 405 dollars.
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Audrey Hollenbeck
Ukiah High School
Ukiah
N. Dora
Harvey
Harold Ward
United Nations redraws schedule amid Middle East tensions
United Nations Security Council postponed its meeting to seek agreement on a ceasefire order in the Middle East. In Washington the United States set up airlifts to evacuate Americans from Lebanon and dependents at Wheelus Air Base Libya. U S ambassador to Libya denied reports of U S planes from the Sixth Fleet taking part in the war. In New York investors bid up stock after a sharp prior loss with the market indicatore up 1.57 percent as 1,389 issues advanced.
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United Nations,n
UPI
Security Council Council
Washington
United States
Lebanon
Wheelus Air Force Base
Libya
Tripoli
U.bb
David D. Newsom
U.S
U.S. 6Th Fleet
New York
UPD
United Press International
Meeting Sought After Mental Hygiene Cuts Protested
In Los Angeles the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees AFL-CIO asked Gov. Reagan for a meeting to protest further cuts to the state mental hygiene program. Glenn Regner, area director, criticized plans to close employee dining rooms at state mental hospitals and noted the administration’s disregard for the welfare of the programs and workers.
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Los Angeles
API
Ronald Reagan
Glenn Regner
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Regner
Gov. Reagan
Wagner
Tai
Méntigner
California
Reagan
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