Calif Met denomination backs merger with United Brethren
The California Nevada conference approved a national merger of the Methodist Church with the Evangelical United Brethren by a 430-152 vote. The merger awaits nationwide approval and would create the United Methodist Church upon completion next year with about 11 million members.
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California-Nevada
M ‘Methodist Church
Ec S
Frank Webber
Mill Valley
George Atkinson
Burlingame
Don.Winne
Carson City
Robert E. Burns
Stockton
Georgia Harkness
Berkeley
John W. Carrell
Fresno
Clifford Crummey
San Francisco
Refuse Site Needs Proximate Public Disposal Near Area
The article notes illegal dumping along creek banks causes pollution and rat harborages when the nearest public dump is 12 to 20 miles away. Long argues for acquiring land for a nearby disposal site that is properly maintained, while the use permit was withdrawn pending a soil suitable location.
Branscomb Feud Ends With Shooting Over Breakfast
Brown and Harold Campbell, after drinking, argued over eggs. Campbell allegedly fired twice, hitting Brown in the neck. Campbell was arrested by Deputy Hanks around 6 a.m. and jailed for further questioning on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Brown
Harold Campbell
Campbell
Hanks
Hei
Sick Call Strike Ties Up Detroit Police
Detroit police officers staged a sick call or blue flu, with about 300 of 4,780 on 12 hour shifts and more expected, as the DPOA presses for a $10,000 annual salary raise. The city sought court relief and a damages claim while leaves were canceled and duty shifted. A ticket slowdown and other tactics accompany the protest.
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Detroit
UPI
Detroit Police Officers Association
DPOA
Ray Girardini
Carl Pacell
Robert Reese
Local 12 Year-Old Predicts UFO Landing in North San Juan
North San Juan resident Tony Spruill 12 reports taking six photographs of an unidentified flying object that landed hovered and rose near a hydraulic mining site. He cites a nun from Mount St Marys Academy Grass Valley and says saucer people resemble humans and have children with them. Air Force Beale will gather material for a University of Colorado conference. Tony’s parents attest to his claims.
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San Juan
Calif
California
Tony Sorhill
Tony
Mount St. Mary's Academy
Grass Valley
Air Force
Joseph N. Nix
Beale Air Force Base
University of Colorado
Seymour Spruill
Spruill
Caroline Kennedy Arrives Amid Large Waterford Welcome
The Waterford arrival of Caroline Kennedy drew a tremendous reception at Woodstown House. A spokesman said she was exhausted after the excitement. Mrs Kennedy and her two children were guests of Mr and Mrs Murray McDonnell of New York who own the 50 room mansion.
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Woodstown House
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Hen
Caroline
J. Hndly
Murray McDonnell
New York
Kosygin's IL18 Lands At Orly For 10 Day Visit
Kosygin arrives in France aboard an IL18 and turbo props airliner at Orly and is greeted by Maurice Couve de Murville and other officials. A red carpet and four Soviet flags mark the welcome as Kosygin, with his daughter, will spend about 10 days abroad. Talks with Johnson could be possible, the first Soviet American summit since 1961. This visit marks Kosygin's first to the United States and first Soviet leader visit to the United Nations since Khrushchev.
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Orly
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Tel Aviv
Maurice Couve de Murvillé
America
Kremlin
Johnson
Nikita S. Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
Vienna
United Nations
Khrushchev
Hig
Dag Hammearskjold Ag
North Atlantic
Anduty
Alexander A. Soldatov
Abortion Bill Debate Cited As Modest By Beilenson
A fragmented political summary shows Beilenson calling a proposed abortion bill very modest and predicting it would legalize abortion with minimal impact. It notes estimates of illegal abortions and contrasts potential annual figures in California. The text reflects ongoing discussion after page one, mentioning 20 weeks of pregnancy.
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Beilenson
California
Crime and poverty blamed by governor in speech
Governor Ronald Redgah warned crime rises are not caused by society but by permissiveness and affluence. He urged questioning reliance on poverty cures, argued youth need responsibility, and suggested adjusting social security and minimum wage laws to help young workers avoid street crime.
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Sacramento
CNS
Ronald Redgah
Institute of Crime
Henry Macarthun
Onone
Erie
Sierahs Plan Car Camping Weekend Trip
Sierra Club hosts a car camping weekend at Point State Park 30 miles north of Eureka with hikes to Gold Beach and Fern Canyon plus Prairie Creek Redwoods. The six hour Sanita Rosa drive precedes camping Saturday with Birch Creek gate directions provided. Each car supplies gear food and a 3 dollar fee. contact Isabel Parkinson Napa 2245710 or Catherine Buttrum Sonoma 9383878 for details.
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Isabel Parkinson
Napa
Catherine Buttrum
Sonoma
Potatoes Turned Into Chips Surpass Million-Ton Mark in 1966
In 1966 over 1,150,000 tons of potatoes were processed into potato chips. The huge production reflects growing snack demand and industry expansion amid broader agricultural trends.
Debate Over Liberty Attack Distorts Facts and Policy
The piece argues a CIA and Israeli misstep in the 1967 Liberty incident near the Egyptian coast, contending Israel may have attacked the US ship by mistake, while urging a congressional inquiry into the trigger events and communications involving the CIA, Israel, and the U S Sixth Fleet. It notes the ensuing near-World War II scare and a moment of congressional friction during a closed session.
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CIA
U.S
Congressional
Tel Aviv
Liberty
Sixth Fleet
Long Defends Dodd Amid Senate Oath Charges
Senate debate on Senator Dodd shifts as Lyndon Long defends Dodd against charges tied to staffers who leaked files to columnists Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson. Long notes Dodd used personal funds for political purposes, claims the $55,670 came from his own pocket, and a Dear Lyndon letter may affect support while Dodd prepares final remarks.
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Dodd
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Senate
Long
Lyndon
Ukiah Pool to Welcome Public Swim and Adult Classes
Ukiah Municipal Pool will not offer public swims for several weeks. Adult Learn to Swim classes begin Monday and run Mondays and Wednesdays at 7 30 p m for 60 minutes each. The fee is 5 dollars with registration at 7 p m Monday. Adults must wear swimsuits.
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Ukiah Municipal Pool
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