Ukiah Holds First Congress for Community Progress
Ukiah hosts a day long Congress for Community Progress at Ukiah High School with the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce and Pacific Gas and Electric sponsoring. Five-panel sessions covered public service agriculture and community action with 24 recommendations for county wide development in recreation industry agriculture and public service.
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Menishown
Ukiah
Lean
Chamber of
K. Hunter
Ukiah High ‘School
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Pacific” ‘Gas and Electric
Jim Shelton
Production Credit Association
Rod Shippey
Mendocino County
John Parducci
Parducci Vineyards
Leon Hooper
The
Savings Bank of
Ernie Pauli
U.S.Agriculture Stabilization and _ Conservation ‘Board
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Board
Help Send a Disadvantaged Child to Camp this Summer
The Mendocino-Lake Chapter of California Social Workers Organization launches its annual Campership Drive to fund summer camp for disadvantaged children. Last year 17 youths attended through local welfare workers and private sources despite 30 applications. donations supported YMCA and Salvation Army camps among others. Contributions payable to USWO Campership Fund should be sent to Jeanne Sullivan, Mendocino County Welfare Dept, Ukiah.
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Mendocino-Lake
C.S.W.0
Y.M.C.A
Guelala
Salvation, Army
Redwood Glen
Sanuz Mountains
Mendocino
Wiehds
Hearts
Weanne Sullivan
Cage For Me
County
Pfater
C.S.W.O
Jeanne Sullivan
Mendocino County’ Welfare Department
P. O. Box
Ukiah
U.S.W.O. Campership Fund
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California and Coastal Areas
Cloudy coastal overcast through Tuesday with local showers and a chance of thunderstorms in northern mountains. Tonight cooler inland with highs near 70 and lows around 47 in Ukiah.
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California
Ukiah
Truck Driver's Body Found In Eel River
The body of logging truck operator Robert Jackson was found in the Eel River four miles beyond the bridge site where his rig plunged into the water last April 12. Coroner reports say Jackson, 48, of Laytonville, likely surfaced as Piercy residents prepared to swim, after his wife Ellen was a passenger in the overturned vehicle. The recovery came nearly two months after the accident near Dimmick Mill where the bridge was submerged.
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Eel
Robert Jackson
Laytonville
Richard Ringheimer
Jackson
Ellen
Dimmick Mill
Ukiah Man Takes Own Life with Rifle
George Eben Jones, 34, a Mendocino State Hospital patient, died after shooting himself with a .22 rifle at a local trailer court during a weekend pass. Funeral arrangements are pending at Eversole Mortuary in Ukiah. he is survived by his wife Ruth and brother Harlan Jones.
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Eversole Mortuary
George Eben’ Jones
Mendocino State Hospital
Ruth
Harlan Jones
Ukiah
Eshkol Rejects UN Peace Sellout After Six Day Victory
Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol accuses the United Nations of inactivity that encouraged Arab aggression and rejects any return to prewar armistice terms. He cites U N inaction during Nasser's Gulf blockade and notes Israel’s six day victory as proof it is no longer bound by old accords. Tass reports an Israeli column inside Syria, which Israel denies.
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Levi Eshkol
United Nations
Israel
Eshkol
Knesset
Jerusalem
U.N
Middle East
U.A.R
Gamal A’bgel Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
Tass
Sheikh Miskin
Syria
Suez Canal
Despair Over War Outcomes Shifts Middle East Peace Prospects
Henry Keys notes the swift Arab defeat in the six day war rattles not only Arab foes but great powers and the United Nations. He reports Western diplomats fear a return to prewar status may be impossible, with Israel intent on annexing territory and rejecting mediation.
Fire Calls Sunday Stand by at Talmage Road repair
At 2 50 p m Sunday crews stood by at 1391 Talmage Road during gas leak repair. No fire or damage reported.
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Talmage Road
Dr Detwiler Killed in Highway 101 Crash
Funeral services for Dr Newton Howard Detwiler 53 of Willits will be held Tuesday in Inglewood with burial at Forest Lawn Glendale. He was killed when his northbound car drifted across the center line and collided head on with a Peterbilt truck near Willits. Eaves and Edgar sustained minor injuries. Survived by wife Olga six children and two brothers. Anker Lucier Mortuary handled arrangements. CHP and deputy coroner investigated.
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Newton H. Detwiler
Willits
Peterbilt
Newton Howard Detwiler
Highway 101
Inglewood
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Glendale
Californian Highway Patrol
Detwiler
Randal R. ‘Eaves
Eureka
George A. Edgar
Howard*Memorial Hospital
California
Loma Linda Medical University
Southern California
Pennsylvania
Olga Detwiler
Newton Jr
William
Mary Jo
Charlene Olga
Linda
Howard Detwiler
Burbank
Mary Detwiley
Los Angeles
Centineld Avenue
Anker Lucier
Warehousemen Strike Across Northern California
San Francisco dispatch says warehousemen in the International Longshoremen's Warehousemen's Union and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters walked off in a strike after contract talks collapsed. About 25,000 workers from Bakersfield to the Oregon line were instructed to stop work at warehouse facilities.
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San Francisco
U'Ph
Congress Set to Extend Draft With College Deferment Plan
WASHINGTON Congress moved to extend the military draft to 1971 while guaranteeing four years of uninterrupted study for college men. The measure, backed by Senate and House, would end the take classification tests and campus grade reporting to draft boards. Students would keep deferment until earning a bachelor’s degree, dropping out, or turning 24. Continued on Page 8.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Senate
Houses
Johnson
Soviet Venus probe launches unmanned station toward Venus
In Moscow a UPI report says the Soviet Union launched an unmanned Venus mission atop a rocket, the first since 1965. Venus 3 previously crash landed on Venus in March 1966, marking the first exploration of another planet by a man-made object.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Venus
Tais
Supreme Court Strikes Down Miscegenation Laws United in Ruling
The Supreme Court unanimously rules state bans on mixed race marriages unconstitutional ending a major civil rights era dispute. The term also upholds contempt convictions of Martin Luther King Jr and other civil rights leaders for defying a Birmingham 1963 court injunction. The decision voids a New York electrical eavesdropping statute used in prosecutions and overturns a large damage award against the Associated Press. The article notes continued coverage on page one.
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Charlotte G. Moulton
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Martin Luther King
Birmingham
Ala
King
Potter Stewart
New York
Associated Press
Edwin A. Walker
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Travis Hyatt
Ukiah Ministerial Association
AL Q'Farrell
Mendocinoside Hospital
Clyde Oswell
Mendocino County Hospital
Thorkild Thomsen
State Hospital
Public Service Panel
Fire Department
School Street
State Street
Perkins
State
Eel River
Henry Keys
Fael
United States
Russia
Moshe
Abba Eban
Security Council
Dayan
Straits of Tiran
Gulf
Aqaba
Unspo
Dr. Detwiler
Hiway
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
UPS
Mario Savio
University of California
Berkeley
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Vietnams
Supreme Court Rules
Geurteny Alan
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