Europeans help build up Goldwater fear in U S politics
In Nairobi and Athens we see Europe and Asia focused on regional issues while Europe grows wary of American leadership. They push Greece’s Papandreou to curb Voice of America, expel officials, and align with anti American sentiment, aiding Goldwater's opponents by feeding isolationist currents and pressuring U S policy.
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Naiirobi
Equator
California
Europe
Asia
Egypt
Israel
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Tanganyika
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Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
United States
Goldwater
Kor
Africa
Uncle Sam
France
Washington
NATO
United Nations
Khelping
Barry Win
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Voice of America
Green Government Airways
Henry la Bouisse
Andreas Papandreou
Andreas
Minnesota
U. S
Vincent
Joyce
Adreas
Airways
Allegan
Ants
USDA
Barry Goldwater
TWA
Italy
Olympic
Aristotle Onassis
Jacqueline Kennedy
Onassis
Maria Callas
Sam
Constantine Caramanlis
Caramanilis
Olympic Airlines
Ukiah Daily Journal Transcription Notable Errors
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Abkialh Daily Journal
R. F. Gerber
Ukiah
Jour. Inc
Eqat & Ley At
Mendocino County
California
Calfo
Festacornia
California Senate Faces Court Ruling on Reapportionment
Governor and lawmakers react to a court decision on restoring voting power to populated areas. Senators Rees and Symons oppose the court's stance while Assembly Speaker Unruh cites no immediate effect. Cases in courts threaten Senate reapportionment though no final rulings exist. Southern California would gain seats if population-based apportionment is adopted.
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Senate
Thomas Rees
Los Angeles
William Symons Jr
Alpine
Inyo
Assembly
California
Bus plunges into Pontchartrain killing six
In New Orleans a Continental Trailways bus carrying eight people sank into Lake Pontchartrain after a barge tore a 240 foot hole in the causeway. Six people died and all bodies were recovered.
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New Orleans
UPI
Continental Trailways
Lake Pontchartrain
Woman throws books at Lord Denning in court
Vera Stone a 37 year old litigant in the Court of Appeal hurled two books at Lord Denning master of the rolls as he presided with Justices Harman and Diplock. A third book was raised before officers removed her. Stone said it was not personal and no immediate action was known.
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London
UPI
Lord Denning
Britain
Miss Stone
Profumo Sex
Secu
Justice Harman
Diplock
Court of Appeal
Association of
Miss. Stone
Women Pickets Protest Topless Swimwear at Hess Store
In Allentown Pennsylvania seven women aged 30 to 60 picketed Hess Department Store Monday urging the store to cancel topless swimsuit showings. Sales promotion manager Wayne Holden said the designs from designer Rudi Gernreich would be shown to customers this week, though the store would not state how. The 45 minute protest drew mixed crowds with police asking the demonstrators to leave.
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Allentown
UPI
Hess Department
Wayne Holden
Rudi’ Gernreich
Hess's
Hamilton Street
Seventy Five Nations Pledge Unity At Trade Conference
Seventy five developing countries from Africa Asia and Latin America pledged to stand united behind the developing bloc in their push for a new and just economic order. The joint declaration came at the closing session of the United Nations World Trade Conference and emphasized continued unity as the key instrument for adopting new attitudes and approaches in international economics. The emergence of the under privileged nations bloc was seen by attendees as the outstanding feature of the 119 nation meeting.
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Geneva
UPI
Africa
Asia
Bea Ithind
Ellis Langley Named To PG&E Sales Manager Post
Ellis B Langley Jr was named to succeed Marty Patton as sales manager of PG and E North Bay division based in San Rafael. Division Manager Ellas S Day said the appointment takes effect upon Patton retirement July 1 after over 40 years in utilities. Langley currently serves as commercial manager of PG and E Humboldt division in Eureka.
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Ellis B. Langley, Jr
Marty V. Patton
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
North Bay
Earthquake Crashes Buddhist Shrine and Homes
Eyewitness reports from Page 1 describe a powerful earthquake causing the Buddhist shrine to be smashed along with dead names tables. Cupboards and dressers toppled while some houses leaned oddly. many buildings remain standing but damaged as people stand dazed and the phone lines go dead.
Bridge Lesson In A Patient Voice And A Candid Hand
A columnist riffs on medicine tasting too good and a rubber bridge hand. West faces a dangerous lead and learns the value of courage and partnership, while East and West banter about reading the board. The piece ends with a teaching note on bidding three spades in a simple no-ask scenario.
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West
South
East
Bus Service Recommended For Clear Lake North Shore
Sen Frank S Petersen announced that after months with the Public Utilities Commission the informal recommendation to Greyhound is to extend their bus line across the north shore of Clear Lake. The trial summer service between Upper Lake and Clearlake Oaks would serve over 5 000 residents with checks this summer to gauge usage and decide on future extension. Petersen said he is hopeful the North Shore can support a summer bus line and praised Marshall Ebert and the North Shore Association for their hours of work.
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Frank S.petersen
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Greyhound Corporation
Clear Lake
Upper Lake
Clearlake Oaks
P.U.C
Greyhound
Petersen
Marshall Ehert
North Shore Association
North Shore
Biology Teachers Assemble For Merida Coast Institute
Thirty high school biology teachers from across the United States will spend eight weeks starting June 22 in Mendocino and Fort Bragg forests and seashore. The Sonoma State College summer institute in field biology, sponsored by the National Science Foundation, runs until August 7 and includes a South African professor and Dr Irene M. Sturgess of Johannesburg seeking pointers to revise curricula. Lectures and field exercises center on ecology and a new high school manual by a national science educators committee.
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U. S
Mendocino
Fort Bragg
Sonoma State College
National Science Foundation
Republic of South Africa
Irene M. Sturgess
Johannesburg
Sonoma
John Arnold
Red Hill Curve Work Starts on Redwood Highway
District Engineer Sam Helwer says Arthur B. Simi Inc began improvement of the Redwood Highway at Red Hill Curve about two miles south of Laytonville. The contractor aims to finish within 55 working days. The project will allow higher speeds through a site with a history of accidents. drivers are urged to proceed with caution during construction.
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Sam Helwer
Arthur B. Simi, Inc
Red Hill
Laytonville
Helwer
Choice of Doctor Opens Blue Cross Benefits to All
You may pick any licensed physician and surgeon and still receive Blue Cross benefits. Here is how you can join.
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Blue Cross
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