Ukiah board weighs valley project opposition and gains support
The Ukiah board discussed its stance against the Round Valley Dos Rios project and received a counter view from Mag. Richard Mattais of Willits challenging Mrs Blinn’s letter. Members toured Mendocino State Hospital and were impressed by the Sheltered Workshop of the Ukiah Valley Association for Retarded Children.
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Dos Rios
Mag
Richard Mattais
Willits
Blinn
AOL
Mendecifio ‘State
Ukiah Valley
Peregrine falcon speeds rise to 160 mph in dive
The article notes a peregrine falcon training speed of 160 miles per hour during its swoop or dive. It appears in a Ukiah Daily Journal publication from Ukiah California with historical details about the paper and staff.
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Glover
Dean Devries
Mer
GEO
Ukiah
California
Linness Office
Mantheim
Gold climbs as France turmoil sparks demand
London gold rose sharply today amid European tensions. The London price gained 55 cents to 42.10 per ounce, while Swiss banks continued buying and Paris market rules separate France from world gold. Traders expect further gains as fear over paper currencies grows.
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London
UPI
Europe
Rance
Paris
France
Salamanca History Professor Sentenced for Protest Article
In Salamanca Spain history professor Norberto Cue sta Dutari was sentenced to one month in jail and a $71 fine on Tuesday for writing a newspaper article protesting a Roman Catholic bishop's order to destroy the ancient Palace of Monteltano monastery.
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Salamanca
Spain
UPD
Norberto, Cuesta Dutari
Monteltano
Toad Lays Up to 28,000 Eggs in 18 Hours
Scientists note the North American toad can produce about 28,000 eggs within an 18 hour period, highlighting remarkable reproductive capacity and rapid breeding potential in amphibians.
Property tax relief bill sparks education aid debate
The measure by Sen. Nicolas C. Petris would give each large urban district 100 extra dollars per pupil next year, funded by a $155 million transfer and a $40 million school fund plug. Critics said districts taxing more heavily would be left behind, calling the situation a powder keg while large city superintendents warned of catastrophe.
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Iss
Phifilon
Ahd Sant
Miller
Nicholas C. Petris
Oakland
Beirut flareup after church arson in Lebanon capital
Reports say police in Beirut dispersed anti Muslim demonstrators in the Christian quarter after unknown arsonists set fire to the church of St. Maroun causing serious damage.
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Beirut
Nicosia
Cyprus
UPID
St. Maroun
Johnson plans UT lectures by McCarthy and Hoffer
President Lyndon B Johnson joked about teaching at the University of Texas after meeting with Sen Eugene McCarthy who urged him to reserve a spot. He said longshoreman philosopher Eric Hoffer would instruct students at the new public affairs school.
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Hoffér
University In
Austin
Johnson
Hoffer
White House
Commission On Violence
Longshoreman
Robert F. Kennedy
Sonoma Hospital Facilities Survey Sought
A group of San Prevdisas parents sued to force the State to allow an independent survey of Sonoma State Hospital. They claim the 3400-patient facility is a bleak, grim prison that is understaffed, poorly maintained, and fails to meet basic patient needs. They seek an evaluation by Dr Gunnar Dybwad with private funds already contributed.
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San Francisco
UPI
Sonoma State Hospital
Superior
Gunnar Dybwad
Brandeis University
Waltham, Mass
Andrew J. Eyman
Land Bank meeting in Oroville discussed new loan procedures
Carrol Ornbaun, manager of the Federal Land Bank Association of Ukiah, attended a northern California and Nevada meeting of land bank managers and staff in Oroville. Officials from the Federal Land Bank of Berkeley presented new methods to speed loan analysis and closings for farmers and ranchers seeking long term Land Bank loans.
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Carrol
Ornbaun
Federal Land Bank Association of ‘Ukiah
Oroville
Federal Land Bank
California
Nevada
Federal Land Bank of Berkeley
Parents' Attorney Names Health Officials as Defendants
The parents' attorney Quentin L Koop identifies California Health and Welfare Administrator Spencer Williams and Mental Hygiene Director Dr James V Lowry as defendants in the case.
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Quentin L. ‘Koop
California Health and Welfare
Spencer Williams
James V. Lowry
Democratic plan to collect weapons in Arizona memorial drive
A statewide drive announced in Scottsdale aims to invite citizens to voluntarily dispose of weapons. The program, proposed in memory of JFK Medgar Evers and Martin Luther King Jr., would start July 4 with collection points at churches and police stations across the state.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
UPI
Arigona Democratic
Pokain
John F. Kennedy
Medgar Evers
Martin Luther
Rees
Waser
Stig
Statterig
Arizona Democratic Forum
Democratic Party
Post Office (Continued from Page 1) gun control push noted
The Tydings measure would require both registration and licensing of all firearms by states or by the federal government. Congress members advocating nationwide gun registration argue for broader controls beyond President Johnson’s proposals, criticizing selective action on firearms.
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IRS
Congress
Johnson
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Land Bank
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Yee
Post Office
Salem Square
Bown
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