Front Line Views of Viet Nam Enemies by Marine Son
Clay Selzer, son of Mr and Mrs Jim Selzer of Regina Heights, writes for the Daily Journal from Vietnam. He outlines three enemy factions the North Vietnamese regulars, Viet Cong guerrillas called Loyal Yokels, and the Viet Mien. He notes Chinese regulars possibly among the Viet Cong, VC terror in villages, and the challenge of darkness enabling VC actions. He portrays Viet Mien as poor marksmen but still active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Selzer
Jim Selzer
Regina Heights
Viet Nam
Clay
Daily Journal
U.S
Viet Cong
Chu Lai
Eek Ae
Minutemen
Potter Valley Class of 1966 Honors Thrive at Graduation
Judith Clark and Steven Earl led Potter Valley High School’s Class of 1966, earning the bulk of scholastic honors. Clark plans to teach after Chico State and Earl to study veterinary science at Oregon State. They received CSF life membership pins as seal bearers along with several Bank of America awards. Morrie Ehmer won a four year NM Military Institute scholarship. valedictorian was Judith Clark with Elmer as salutatorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith. Clark
Vernon Clark
Steven Earl
Howard Earl
Potter Valley High School
Judith
Chico State
Steven
Oregon State College
CSF
Potter , Valley
Darell Upp
Yvonne Elmer
New Mexico Military Institute
Morrie Ehmer
David Elmer
Clark
Vonne ‘Elmer
Ernest’ Pauli
Ukiah Unified School District
Bill
Paull
Freeman Whitaker
Danny McCleary
Barbara Overton
Randy Deering
Deborah Smalley
Joyce Minahan
Potter Valley Grammar School
Whitaker
Ukiah High graduates to receive awards tonight
Four hundred two Ukiah graduates plus families and staff faced a relieved mood as threatening clouds were dispersed. Principal Audrey Hollenbeck noted no firm Plan B if needed, and the ceremony would run in two sections due to space. Tonight at 6 on the high school football field, Ernie Pauli will present diplomas, with Mrs. Jean Near awarding scholarships and awards. Student speakers will be Matt Henderson and Jeff Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Audrey “Hollen
Breitest
Ernie Pauli
Unified School District Board of Trustees
Jean Near
Matt Henderson
Jeff Simpson
Firemen's Annual Barbecue at Redwood Valley
Redwood Valley Calpella Fire Department hosts its annual barbecue behind the firehouse in the Redwood Valley Shopping Center this Saturday from 5 to 2 5 p.m. Adults pay 1.50 and children under 12 75 cents for roast beef beans salad and bread with coffee or milk. Barbecued food rides on fire engines and fire prevention films for kids are planned. last year drew over 750 attendees.
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Redwood Valley-Calpella
Jim York
Redwood Valley
Calpella
Public Swimming at Ukiah Pool Opens for Summer
Ukiah Municipal Pool to offer daily public swim from 1 to 4 30 p.m. weekdays and 1 to 6 p.m. weekends with lifeguards on duty. Admission 50 cents adults 85 cents high school students 20 cents children. Learn to Swim sessions run June 13–Aug 19 in two week blocks 10 half hour lessons each at 11 11 30 noon and 430 p.m. two week sessions cost 2 per group of 10. Phone Steve Book pool manager 462 5604 for details.
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Ukiah Municipal
Ukiah Recreation Department
Red Cross
Steve Book
Temperatures Daily Report June 1965
Weather data shows high and low temperatures for June 1965 with figures unclear in OCR. The snippet mentions a low value 50.82 and references a department and nationwide context but lacks complete station data or date specificity.
Topeka Tornado Death Toll Increases After 15 Confirmed
A brutal Kansas tornado devastated Topeka and surrounding areas injuring hundreds. Federal aid was pledged as officials estimate 16 dead and about 600 injured with 3,500 left homeless. Washburn University campus suffered major damage and the city faces extensive rebuilding.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
City Fork
Stetson
Charles Wright
Johnson
Wright
Washburn University
Washburn
A.J. Enegelbert
Burnett's Mound
Kansas
George Sullivan Wins Daily Journal Name Find Contest
George E. Sullivan of 500 Watson Road is the first winner in the Daily Journal Find Your Name contest. If he arrives by 5 p.m. to claim the free Ice Follies tickets, he and his wife Jean will attend San Francisco venues with Journal guests. otherwise the tickets will be held for a double header day. Check the classified page daily for the chance to win. The 1968 Ice Follies opens June 15.
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George E. Sullivan
Watson’ Road
Daily Journal
Sullivan
Jean
Johnson
San Francisco
The
Journal
180 Day Term Imposed on Ukiah Woman
Antoinette Olstad of Ukiah received 180 days in county jail on each of three felony check counts. Sentences run concurrently with credit for time served after she spent 90 days at the California Medical Facility for women in Corona for observation. Judge Wayne Burke ordered the sentence.
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Antoinette Olstad
Ukiah
Wayne Burke
Olstad
California
Corona
Burke
Clifford Brush
Stockton
Brush
N. State
Smith Streets
Donald Buford
Bay Area
Eddie Mitchell
Telegraphers Set Two Year Wage Pact With Union
In Washington union telegraphers began work on a two year contract covering wages and benefits. The proposed deal would yield average increases of about 4.5 percent per year for the duration.
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ne _WASHINGTON
UPI
Stern Union
Dr Sam Sheppard Ordered To Stand Trial Again
Cleveland UPI prosecutor John T Corrigan ordered a new trial for Dr Samuel H Sheppard, who has served over nine years for his first wife’s slaying. The Supreme Court ruled he must go to trial within 60 days or be freed. Corrigan cancelled his bond and planned second degree murder charges once file copied.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cuyahoga County
John T. Corrigan
Samuel H. Sheppard
U. S. Supreme Court
Sheppard
Corrigan
Sam
Ariane Tebbenjohannes
Germany
Rocky River
Supreme Court
Rescue Columns Battle for Surrounded Paratroopers
Saigon reports a four day clash as two trapped American paratroop companies of the 101st Airborne fight off multiple assaults. Three rescue columns trek through bamboo to reach the wounded near Kantum Plains 300 miles north of Saigon. General Pearson hails the effort as the greatest battle, while the 101st claims at least 451 enemy killed in action amid estimates of up to 7,000 Communist troops in the area.
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Oliliccerd
West Point
Bill
Lonesome End
Carpenter
101St Airborne
Screaming Eagles
Walter R. Brown
Chattanooga
Tenn
Willard Pearson
Kantum Plains
Saigon
Walter Wesley
Galveston
Texas
United States
101St Airborne Division
1St
Konium
Northwestern California Weather Summary Card
Northwestern California remains fair with coastal overcast through Saturday. Local showers in extreme north today, cooler inland on Saturday. Highs around Ukiah约78 and lows near 48 with west to northwest winds 12 to 25 knots along the coast.
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California
Fair
Two Walks Set for Gemini 10 Mission
Michael Collins, 35, Air Force major, will be co pilot with John Young on the three day Gemini 10 mission next month. A rendezvous with an Agena target vehicle is planned with hatchouts three times including spacewalks to photo the zodiacal light and an Agena, then removal of EVA gear before reentry. Plans are preliminary and subject to official approval and test readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Collins
Collins
Air_ Force
John Young
Gus Grissom
National Aeronautics—and Space-Atration
Space Agency
Manned Spacecraft Center
Ukiah Library Trustees Meet for Building Program
A special meeting of the Ukiah Public Library Board of Trustees will be held in the library on Monday at 7:30 p.m. to consider possible steps in a library building program.
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Board of Trustees
The
Ukiah Public Library
Boots for U S Marines Shortages Stir Pentagon Probe
Congressman's letter to President Johnson cites a Viet Nam soldier seeking work boots. Lt. Gen. Lincoln cites local shortages due to size delivery timing, not overall shortages. He notes 13,016 pairs of new combat boots shipped in May and offers on the spot checks if provided a soldier’s name and unit. Marines report shortages of pants shirts and overcoats alongside boots and insect repellent and tents in separate briefs.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Viet Nam
Ed Reinecke
R-Calif
Viet’ Nam
Reinecke
L.J. Lincoln
Lincoln
Conereseman
Sears
House
Armed Services Committee
Marine Corps
House Appropriations Committee
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James Meredith
Ralph Abernathy
Ku.Klux
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Walley
Grads
Bulk O
H. Ss
Bank of America
Liberal Arts
Bank ‘of America
Uktah
Thich Tam Chau
Left
Thich Tri Quang
Hue
Thich Ho Giao
Chau
Quang
William
Brinton
George Sullivan
Bulletin
Dr. Sam
Richard H. Growald
U.S. Marines
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