Memorial Trophy honoring Pappy Dunham for junior horsemen
The Loren Pappy Dunham Memorial Trophy will reward Mendocino Lake Sonoma and Humboldt county junior riders aged 17 and under who accumulate the most seasonal points in six horse show categories between May 16 and August 22. Points credit shows at sanctioned events. a three-category minimum with five points needed.
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Humboldt County
Aid bill would provide 111.8 million flood relief for Western states
Congressman Don Clausen said S-2089 passed the House, funding 70 million for two years to repair highways, 38 million for forest roads, and 3.875 million to restore a 100 mile North Reload tar link in northern California. Floods damaged over 12,000 homes, 45 died, 2,000 injured. nine towns wiped out. President Johnson expected to sign.
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The
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Oregon
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Idaho
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Pacific Coast
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Portland
Junior College Steering Committee Meeting Tonight
A steering committee for a junior college will meet at 8 tonight in the County Schools office on Low Gap Road. The group will hear subcommittee reports and continue plans to promote the junior college proposal through public information dissemination.
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Low Gap Road
Reporter's take on a White House arts festival
Washington dispatch recounts a day of arts at the White House hosted by Lady Bird Johnson featuring John Hersey, Duke Ellington, Sol Hurok and other figures. The piece notes both praise for the event as a celebration of American art and some critics who questioned the writer's claim to be an artist rather than a reporter. It highlights remarks by President Johnson on artistic freedom and mentions excerpts from Hersey Catherine Drinker Bowen and Saul Bellow among the performances and artworks.
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UPI
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Hiroshima
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Robert W. Dowling
Gene Kelly
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Broadway
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Helen Hayes
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Miss Nevelson
Zio Maldarelli
Bianca
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
America
Catherine Drinker
Bowen
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Saul Bel
Herzog
Local Woman Appears on Carson Show in New York
Mrs. Marguerite Frey M D Mendocino State Hospital staff wife of Dr Paul Frey MSH psychiatrist will appear on NBC Tonight with Johnny Carson in New York tonight or tomorrow She is author contributor to Why Young Mothers Feel Trapped based on Redbook articles and her piece I m Happy to be a Housewife The book will be carried locally by Har r y Hayes store She is mother of 10 children The Carson show airs locally on Channel 4 KRON at 1130 p m release 24 hours after New York telecast.
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Marguerite Frey
Mendocino State Hospital
NBC
Johnny Carson
New York
Fort Bragg Motel Owner Dies In Car CO Poisoning
Richard E. Johnson, 54, owner of the Coast Motel near Fort Bragg, died by carbon monoxide poisoning in his locked car behind the motel. His wife Florence found the body after he failed to return from a dump errand. Funeral services are planned at Caine's Mortuary. Johnson was a Minnesota native.
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Dolwig Proposals to Split California Squelched by Assembly
California state senator Reinhrd J. Dolwig saw his bid to divide the state into a North and South California fail as the Assembly Interstate Cooperation Committee voted 3-1 to kill the measures. The plan would have created a 10 million person North California and an 8 million person South California with major metro areas, but opponents warned it would upend political power after the 1970 census. The debate touched on constitutional fate, political leverage, and the state’s growing population footprint.
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Sacramento
UPI
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Ilineis
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Sen
Reinhrd J. Dolwig
Redwood City
Assembly Interstate Cooperation Committee
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S. Tehachapi Mountains
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Southern California
Vincent Thomas
D-San Pedro
Assembly
Thomas
Charles J. Conrad
Sherman Oaks
New York
Pope Considers Vatican Visit to United Nations
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI is seriously considering a trip to the United Nations in New York next year to advocate world peace. The visit could align with a planned trip to Poland for the 1000th anniversary of Christianity there, and would wait for the Ecumenical Council to finish its current session in mid December.
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UPI
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New York
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Ecumenical Council
Firing erupts between rebels and paratroopers in Santo Domingo
News briefs report heavy clashes along a U S held corridor with one American soldier killed and another wounded. Separate at Le Bourget Airport a 1400 mph U S bomber crashed during Paris air show operations, killing one crew member and injuring two others. In Washington the House Armed Services Committee approved a military pay raise of about 10.7 percent averaging $1 billion annually, exceeding President Johnson's recommendation.
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UPI
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le Bourget
U.S. Air Force
Clamart
Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Johnson
U.S. Movements of Troops to South Vietnam Confirmed
Washington officials confirmed ongoing troop movements to South Vietnam but provided no figures or unit details. The lack of specifics leaves unclear the scale and composition of the deployment.
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South Viet Nam
Northwestern California Weather Outlook
Northwestern California sees fair conditions today and tonight with patches of morning fog near the coast. Inland temperatures rise, with highs near 70s inland and around 80 near Ukiah and Santa Rosa, lows around the mid to upper 40s to 50s, northwest winds 10 to 20 knots near the coast.
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Helicopters Collide in Georgia Forest Rescue Efforts
In Columbus Georgia a base spokesman confirmed two large helicopters collided, sending crews into the Sengenne forest and swamp. At least 18 men were aboard the aircraft during the crash as rescue operations began.
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Columbus
Fragmented OCR Nostalgia Amid Farewell Lines
Fragmented text shows a student ceremony moment with White receiving a degree and Harlan Hatcher in black robes. The fragment hints at a notable space voyage and a president’s address, then notes continuation on page six.
Untold Riches Await Man Beneath Ocean Floors
A panel of oceanographers and engineers at a four day conference say vast treasure lies in hydrospace the seas beneath earths oceans. They note minerals and resources from diamonds and oil to manganese nodules on seabeds near coasts and in major ocean basins, awaiting exploitation.
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UPI
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
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