Titan 3C rocket fires to place eight satellites
AL ROSSITER IR CAPE KENNEDY reports a Titan 3C rocket launching eight 100-pound space relay satellites in a multi-stage mission. The first of three launches aims to deploy 22 satellites globally for a jam-resistant military network. First-stage success tracked by Air Force stations as the rocket moves through planned orbits and high-altitude maneuvers to place satellites in distinct paths for fleet commands.
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AL Rossiter IR
Cape Kennedy
UPS
Pentagon
Viet Nam
Air Force
Titan
America
Atlantic
Threat State Citizen Slugs Morgan At Hearing
Fidel Royval faces a possible battery charge after slugging Landis Morgan as Morgan left the council chambers. Royval protested a truck yard parking use permit denied earlier, then attacked Morgan on the steps. Police were summoned and Morgan, bleeding, was not seriously hurt. The council agreed to re hear the permit at the July 6 meeting.
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Slugs Morgan
Tepi
Landis Morgan
Fidel Royval
Blané¢an Chmant
Leta
Morgan
Norton
Mason Streets
Royval
Council
Leo Foster
Norton Street
James Cooper
Santa Rosa
Cooper
Lyell Cash
Orvali McKimmey
Cash
McKimmey
Corps Yanks Bug at Lake Mendocino Cancelled Contract
The county of Mendocino and the Corps of Engineers suspend their basic contract effective 90 days from May 1. The notice dated May 1 reached June 14, affecting Mendoyama the concessionaire and sub-concessionaires at the lake. The action comes days before a damages trial for breach of contract by the county.
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County of
Mendocino
Corps of Engineers
Mendoyoma
Mendoyama
Lincoln Mahan
Sonoma County
Woman Charged With Health Code Violation
Mary K Pizer of Route 1 Box 283 Redwood Valley was arrested on a health code violation warrant issued by Ukiah Justice Court. Sanitarian Dave Long cites repeated attempts to require a permit and inspection for a sewage system on N Road, Redwood Valley, which were ignored despite health department warnings.
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Mary K.pizer
Redwood Valley
Sheriff's
Ukiah Justice Court
Health Department
Sanitarian
Dave Long
Point Arena Superintendent Resigns for California Maritime Academy Post
Charles William Barber, superintendent of the Point Arena Joint Union High School District, resigns to join the California Maritime Academy at Valero as physics chair and head of the physical sciences department. Barber, seven years at Point Arena, helped lead major school improvements including new classrooms, a high school library, library additions, and a sanitary building at the elementary school.
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Charles William Barber
Point Arena Joint Union High
Barber
California Maritime Academy
Valero
Physical Sciences
California System of Higher’ Éducation
University of California
State College System
California Maritime’ ‘Academy
Merchant Marine
U.S. Naval Reserve
Point Arena
the _ hi
Marines Repel Viet Cong Assault Near Chu Lai
In a dawn redeployment near Chu Lai 18 U.S. Marines held ground against a 40-man Viet Cong force. With limited ammo they fought with bayonets and rocks until reinforcements arrived. 92 guerrillas were killed in the engagement, while two Marines were uninjured and 12 bullets remained by sunrise.
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Richard H. Growald
Saigon
Luzon
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Chu Lai
Ukiah Summer School Starts Monday At Ukiah High
Ukiah high school summer session begins Monday with multiple classes listed including U. S. history in both semesters, clothing, marine biology, and typing. Students taking early 7:45 a.m. classes gather in the auditorium at 7:45, while those with 10:05 a.m. classes meet by 9:45. No bus transportation until elementary programs begin June 27.
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Ukiah High School
U. S
Assault investigated in Covelo after axe incident
Rosinto Babe Cordova of Covelo is held on suspicion of attempted assault with a deadly weapon an axe following an altercation with Don Fulwider. The sheriff's office questioned Cordova to determine who acted as no one was struck by the axe in the incident.
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Rosinto
Babe) Cordova
Covelo
Don Fulwider
Cordova
Taxi drivers strike over beard of employee
Forty Yellow Cab Co. drivers in Chicago refused to work on Wednesday in protest of Floyd Clark being fired for refusing to shave his high beard. The action aimed to pressure management on Clark’s personnel dispute while garnering support for beard rights among taxi crews.
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Support Beard
Chicago
UPI
Floyd Clark
Yellow Cab Co
Clark
Ukiah Ends Severe Water Shortage With Reopened Pumps
Ukiah reports the worst drought is over as city well pumps operate normally and the reservoir holds about 1.5 million gallons. City Engineer Kreth says large users may resume normal operation and a staggered schedule will prevent peak draw from golf courses cemeteries parks and fairgrounds amid previously high consumption.
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Ukiah
Kreth
Kruth
William Conley arraignment for new trial in Ukiah slayings
William Junior Conley, 36, of Ukiah, who killed Elaine and Clifton McCool as they fled a July 1964 E. Clay Street cabin, was arraigned before Superior Judge Wayne Burke. He was brought from San Quentin where he serves a life sentence after a new trial was granted for manslaughter instructions. Conley to enter plea next Monday at 1 30. Robert Y Bell named attorney to represent him.
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William Junior Conley
Ukiah
Elaine
Clifton McCool
E. Clay Street
Wayne Burke
Conley
San Quentin
Robert Winslow
District Court of Appeal
State Supreme Court
Robert Y. Bell
Burke
Senate to Vote Monday on State Budget in California
SACRAMENTO UPI The Senate Finance Committee approved its version of the 4.6 billion dollar state budget and sent it to the floor where a vote is scheduled Monday. Senate leadership hopes passage will spur the Assembly to action amid deadlock over its version.
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Sacramento
Viet Nam police rough up newsmen in Saigon
In Saigon police roughed up American and other reporters covering the political crisis. Nine correspondents and photographers were attacked or had equipment seized, including six UPI staff. Martin Stuart Fox was clubbed and injured, while William Reilly was slapped and detained. The U.S. embassy protested and sought a full investigation.
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Saigon
UPI
Viet Nam
United Press International
U.S
Russian River Stabilization Work Planned
Bids will open July 7 in San Francisco for about 70000 to stabilize banks at five Russian River points between Calpella and Hopland. Ed Carpenter says project continues bank stabilization authorized by last year’s omnibus bill, using steel racks and wire mesh to slow flow and create silting. Locations include Calpella treatment plant Ackerman Creek Kunzler property Old Highway 20 area and Henderson and Manning ranches north of Hopland.
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San Francisco
Corps of Engineers
Russian River
Calpella
Hopland
Ed Carpenter
Congiss
Kunzler
Ackerman Creek
George Johnson Ranch
Highway 20
Henderson and
Manning
UPI
Dan Southerland
Weather data snapshot from Ukiah June 1966
Temperature highs and lows by date with rainfall totals and notes from the Ukiah weather service. Entries show June 15 1966 high 105 low 43 at noon 84 with rainfall 35.46. Also compares June 1965 figures and last year rainfall 50.82. Fire Department Observer data included.
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Ukiah Weathe
Grass Fire Reported Near Pinole Ville Reservation
Fire crews responded to a grass fire on the west side of Pinole Ville reservation at 2:53 a.m. Thursday. No damage or injuries reported. Authorities ensured area safe and monitored for rekindling.
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West Side
Pinoleville Reservation
Colusa and Los Padres Fire Tamed by Weather Help
A Colusa brush and timber blaze that scorched more than 14 000 acres was brought under control yesterday. In Southern California's Los Padres National Forest firefighters benefited from fog and cloud cover that raised humidity and cooled temperatures aiding containment of a 125 mile square area.
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Colusa
Los Padres National Forest
California
President Johnson's beagle Him dies after chase
Washington dispatch reports President Johnson's beagle Him was killed when run over by a White House car while chasing a squirrel. Lynda Johnson cried as the loss was announced with condolences from aides, marking the second Johnson dog death in 19 months following Hints sister Her in 1964.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
Lynda
Lincoln
Neb
Ous
Jim
Executive Mansion
Presiden
Johnsons
Kim
Pecosa
Blanco
Franklin DR. Roosevelt
Scottie
Fala
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