Melbourne captain tells collision story before inquiry
Captain John P. Stevenson of the Melbourne described the June 3 collision with U S destroyer Frank E. Evans in the South China Sea 300 miles south of Saigon. He recounted signaling warnings and evasive maneuvers, noting Evans turned starboard and was rammed by Melbourne after earlier near misses. Stevenson testified of prior warnings and safety measures amid calls to avoid another tragedy.
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Mom on juries as a stern judge of claims
Jury Verdict Research Inc reports that mothers and housewives are not soft on plaintiffs in trials. Minors have little voice with such jurors while skilled tradesmen fare best. overall housewives are skeptical and less generous than male jurors. The piece notes a proverb about the cuckoo bird as a rain prophet.
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A single vacation can last a lifetime
Washington columnist Dick West offers humorous advice on planning a family vacation. He argues that proper planning makes a single trip last longer than many, detailing steps from family input and route study to packing and motel bookings, urging readers to plan at least four weeks ahead and coordinate nightly stops for a memorable trip.
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Berkeley Riot Weapons Drawn Fire and National Guard Deployed
The report recalls a May riot at Berkeley where a revolver was drawn but not fired, officers were injured, and 791 law enforcement personnel were present. Local officials finally requested the National Guard as crowds in Sproul Plaza faced teargas from a helicopter after failed warnings. Reagan is quoted defending the actions and noting the generation’s awareness.
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Driver Training Now Open for Eligible Teens
High school students who will be 15 by July are urged to sign up for behind the wheel driver training offered through summer. Eligibility requires completion of the classroom driver education course. Students should contact the high school to submit applications promptly.
Widows of USS presidents entitled to pension under law
Under existing law widows of USS presidents are entitled to a pension of ten thousand dollars annually.
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Defense attorney argues for new review in Conley case
A Santa Rosa lawyer contends the facts contradict first degree murder claims and calls for a full review by the attorney general. He says Conley, an alcoholic and emotionally disabled man, has already served five years and should be rehabilitated and returned to society. The court granted associate counsel and ordered transfer to San Francisco for the case.
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Ban on DDT pesticides spurs investor concern and praise
Starting R Gilroy praised the ban as a critical move removing DDT access from homes and amateur use. He said the step signals broad recognition of pesticide danger and that the department will evaluate liquid applications to shrink usage further. Hillis called the regulation a significant step though not a full FDT ban, with immediate evaluation planned.
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Ukiah Braves cancel Saturday game schedule
Manager Brad Shear announced there will be no game for the Ukiah Braves this Saturday at Anton Stadium. The team will instead play Laytonville in Anton Stadium Sunday at 1 p.m. in a single game.
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Assault arrest at Mendocino State Hospital ends in jail
Robert Lloyd Long, 42, of Talmage, a patient at Mendocino State Hospital, was arrested last night on assault and battery charges after allegedly striking Evelyn Arneson, 41, also of Talmage, and flinging hot food. Long is jailed awaiting arraignment in the county jail.
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Hunger in America Wins Critics' Consensus Award
The Critics' Consensus honors CBS-TV documentary Hunger in America as the past year's most memorable television program. It notes the May 1 1968 to May 17 1969 period and lists key voters, producers, and runners up including Olympics coverage in Mexico City and That's Life.
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Death summons Edith M Blair
Edith M Blair aged 65 died today in a Ukiah hospital funeral services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. from Eversole Mortuary Burial will be in Ukiah cemetery She is survived by husband William Blair of Ukiah son William Blair Jr of Ukiah daughters Barbara Pittman of Ukiah and Ruth Miller of Upper Lake one brother Steve Tierney of Talledega
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Congressional Recess Requires Bilateral Consent
Article notes that neither branch of Congress may recess for more than three days without the approval of the other branch. The rule governs session breaks and ensures mutual agreement on adjournments.
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