The Economy Myth and Reality Explained
A skeptical look at rising prosperity and debt fuels debate over inflation and tax policy. It notes Johnson's tax warning, excise tax effects, and Americans piling up debt while private lenders and firms also borrow. The piece questions the term economy and plays with the idea of a healthy growth illusion.
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United States
Johnson
Kidder
A Bovine Suitor By Computer
The computer now guides cow mating choices and assesses dairy profitability, feeding data from a Cornell farm to a central system. The human tester supplies data, and the machine informs cowkeepers whether Bossy is worth keeping. The piece notes cow privacy and science progress in farming.
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Cornell University
California and Nevada deer seasons show late and shortened runs
California plans a late deer season extending to November 13 while Nevada trims to four weeks from October 8 to November 6. Nonresident permits drop from 7,235 in 1965 to 5,945 this year. Nevada motives include rising resident hunters and drought impacts across the West.
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CNS
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Nevada
Fish and Game Commission
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Department of Fish and Game
Doyle
Lassen
Producion District
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Argu
Qver
Elko
California Fish and Game Commission
Modoc
Nyo
Mono Counties
Auto theft and collision prompt police trail
Monday night a thief stole George Evans's automobile, struck Harley Branson's bus, and fled near the Branson home. Officers Griffis and Witters traced the car from a leaking radiator to Church Street near the Safeway, where the vehicle was abandoned and the suspect hid. Evans offered to pay for damages to the Branson car.
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Harley Branson
Branson
Griffis and
Witters
Church Street
Safeway
Mr. Evans
Legislative Log: Prolonged Special Session Faces Impasse
The observer notes a record length for a special session as issues stall in both houses. Key points include a stubborn budget bill of 4.6 billion, tax accrual measures, and a dispute over revision of the state Constitution affecting lawmakers who are attorneys. Senate objections to local assessment reform raise concerns over true cash value standards. The drunk driving bill stalls on the Assembly floor after a committee pass, signaling continued gridlock.
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Assembly
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Letters to the Editor and partner name change notice
A Ukiah reader thanks the Heart Association for its support in a June 1966 letter. The second item records RAWLES NELSON & GOLDEN Partnership dissolving the California Institute of Spinal Mechanics name on May 16 1966 with notarized acknowledgments from Howard Kilbourn and Donald W Creswell, D.C.
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Ukiah
Calif
Ukiah Daily Journal
Heart Association
Redwood Empire
State of California
Howard Kilbourn
Pineridge Road
P.O. Box
California
Donald W. Creswell
North Bush Street
California Institute OF Spinata Mechanics
North Rush Street
Mendocino County
California Institute OF Spinal
Mechanics 8
Howard Kilbourne
D.C
California primary looms as voters prepare for race
Sacramento report notes a high registration total surpassing 7.5 million with about 65 percent expected to vote in the June 7 California primary. The 1965 reapportionment puts all 120 legislature seats and many constitutional offices in play amid competition, while the state budget deadline looms and a six month drunken driving bill stalls in the assembly.
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Sacramento
CNS
Camputings
California
Assembly
Senate
Edmund G. Brown
Grunsky
Carrell
Donovan
Medicare worries as July first looms for hospitals
U S HEW officials fear hospitals may lag in joining the Medicare program as July 1 starts, hampered by civil rights, sanitation, and nurse requirements. Mississippi shows 2.5 percent compliance, with New Orleans Atlanta and Birmingham hospitals notably noncompliant. Public Health Service may ease nurse rules and desegregation steps amid White House pressure.
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Washington
HEW
Mississippi
New Orleans
Atlanta
Birmingham
William H. Stewart
Leo J. Gehrig
Steward
Public Health Service
White House
Lbj Cally
Johnson
Office of Education
Lynda
Quiet Title Action Against Unknown Defendants in Mendocino
Timothy W. OBrien summons No 387806 in Superior Court Mendocino County. Plaintiffs William L Bertsch and Sydney F Bertsch seek to quiet title to real property described by a lengthy metes and bounds in State Street and School Street areas. All persons unknown are named defendants with notice to appear and answer within ten days if within the county or thirty days elsewhere. Failure to respond may result in judgment on the complaint and property interests being adjudged void. object is to determine claims to the property located in Mendocino County, California.
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State of California
County of
Mendocino
William L. Bertsch
Sydney F.bertsch
State OF
California
Haintitta
Indocino
State Street
Seminary Avenue
Phillips
School Street
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