Chilean minister's ultimatum to United States sparks Latin America rift
Washington report details a clash between Chile foreign minister Gabriel Valdes who urged isolationist Latin American policy and Colombia president Carlos Lleras Restrepo who backed inter American cooperation. Valdes pressed to tell the U S to take it or leave it while Lleras praised the OAS and Alliance for Progress urging unity.
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Heaviest American Hardwoods Include Osage and Hickory
Osage orange, hickory, beech and black locust are among the heaviest American hardwoods, noted for dense, durable timber used in heavy construction and tool handles. The list emphasizes species with superior strength and density compared with other woods.
Mendocino County Establishes Prima Facie Speed Zone
Ordinance 565 amends Chapter 19 to create a 1.00 mile prima facie speed zone on Marina Drive CR 226 near Lake Mendocino from Mile Post 1.05 to 2.05, approved June 10, 1969 by the Board of Supervisors. The measure, introduced by Supervisor Lawyers and seconded by Supervisor Barra, was adopted with no opposing votes, absent Supervisor Banker. Viola N. Richardson, Clerk, attested.
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Viola N. Richardson
Dorothy V. Starks
Local marriage licenses issued in June 1969
The county issued licenses for multiple couples in June 1969. Richard S. Ray and Valli Marie Allison of Ukiah. Roy T. Celler Jr. and Carolyn Butin of Willits. Randolph T. Atkins and Dianna J. Dragness of Fort Bragg. James M. Harrison and Gloria J. Mohler of Arthur Dale Griffitts and Glenda M. Cain of St Helena. David D. Meyer and Anita Lynn West of Ukiah. Larry Charles Garzini and Elva Jean Alexander of Ukiah. Charles J. Fairall and Linda Rose Webb of Fort Bragg. Also note William R. James versus Charlene F. James, filed June 12, 1969, with prior marriage in 1954 and separation in 1967, mental suffering charged, no children.
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Valli Marie Allison
Ukiah
Roy T. Celler, Jr
Carolyn Butin
Willits
Randolph T. Atkins
Dianna J. Dragness
Fort Bragg
James M. Harrison
Gloria J. Mohler
Arthur Dale Griffitts
Glenda M. Cain
St. Helena
David D. Meyer
Anita Lynn West
Larry Charles Garzini
Elva Jean Alexander
Charles J. Fairall
Linda Rose Webb
Nixon seeks six month tax extension amid debate
Tax writers discuss extending the tax at 10 percent for six months and then possibly dropping it. Nixon asks for a second six month extension at 5 percent. Liberal Democrats on the Ways and Means panel favor a shorter period. The plan would drain about $8.25 billion from consumers and businesses and support a $6.3 billion budget surplus for 1969-70.
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Nixon
Dale Robertson to host Death Valley Days after Taylor
Hollywood actor Dale Robertson will succeed the late Taylor as host of television's Death Valley Days series. Taylor died June 8 and had hosted the Western series for three years after replacing Ronald Reagan when he ran for California governor.
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UPI
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Billy Graham draws hundreds of U S youth at Madison Square Garden
Evangelist Billy Graham addressed about 20 000 youths in Madison Square Garden urging them to give up sex drugs and alcohol for Christ. He warned that permissiveness leads to unhappiness and claimed happiness peace and joy come only from God. Singer Anita Bryant preceded him praising Jesus Christ.
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Free vacation fraud fleecers face trial in California
Two German men Hans Ige Aust and Roland Graber, both 27, charged with 59 counts of mail fraud and one wire fraud, pled innocent in Los Angeles. Bail set at 40000 each. They ran an April TV Guide ad offering 2000 prizes including Hawaii and Mexico trips, mailed 70000 letters inviting a 25 registration deposit, claimed refundable at vacation start, then were arrested by postal inspectors after letters went out May 18.
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Hunter wins mule deer trophy in Wyoming competition
John Myers of Myers Flooring announces his mule deer entry won first in the typical category with a score of 2054-8. The deer, mounted in Sierraville, California, joins Myers’ history of hunting across Wyoming, Colorado, and Nevada, including a 220 pound field dressed past mount.
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