Hijacker on Flight 4 ½ Refuses Havana Stop
A hijacker of a TWA jet from Nevada to New York demanded Havana and kept a gun on a crew member during the 4 ½ hour flight. He spoke little and sought to refuel in New York after Cuba released the plane. A paperback on the Black Panthers was found with him. Passengers were detained in Miami for immigration and FBI questioning before continuing to New York. several travelers bound for Europe missed connections.
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C. David
Havana
W. Wallace Birnbanre
Berkeley
Calif
FBI
Kiea
Birnbaum
Hystes International Inc
New York
Chess Ann Schwar Paul
TWA Jélirer
Nevada
Ninh
Een Giorge Behnke
Mehane
Jtcker
Behnkée
Behnke
Peahense
Sahiy
Black Panthers
Negid
Cuba
Miami
Europe
Knife-swinger lands in jail
J. W. Cooney, 41, of Boonville, was arrested Tuesday evening by sheriff's deputies after allegedly swinging a knife at Larry Carpenter, 31, of Navarro, during an argument. Cooney is held at county jail on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cooney
Boonville
Sheriff's Deputies
Larry Donald
Carpenter
Navarro
Cooney
Archibald to head Ukiah naval reserve unit
Archibald will take command of Ukiah’s Naval Reserve unit on July 1, succeeding Cdr. Marshall Leve. A farewell party for Leve will follow at his home. Archibald joins the unit as executive officer since 1964 and served in Guam and Seattle during active duty. He and his wife Margaret reside on Yokayo Drive with children Hope and Brian.
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Ukiah
Naval Reserve
Lear
Robert E. Archibald
Cdr
Marshall Leve J
S. State Street
Leve
Ledr
Archibald
Navy
Messenger ‘Center
Guam
Naval Communication ‘Unit
Seattle
Wash
Bureau ‘of Land‘Management
Margaret
Hope
Brian
Yokayo Drive
Wood defeats Farr in California Assembly race
Governor Reagan phoned Wood to congratulate him on a resounding victory that restores GOP control of both legislative houses for the first time in a decade. Farr’s absence from the district and past legislative efforts were cited as factors guiding the win, with Berryhill and Nejediy helping expand Republican hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Reagan
Wood
Farr
Washington, D.C
Assembly
GOP
Clare Berryhill
R-Ceres
John G. ‘Veneman
Nixon
Senate
John A. Nejediy
Walnut Creek
Reagan
Transistor Stolen From Unlocked Covelo Home
Ward N Begley of Covelo reported to the sheriff over the weekend that someone entered his unlocked house Friday and stole a transistor radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 'N. Begley
Covelo
Sheriff‘s ‘Office
Redwood Valley Grange initiates new members
Sixteen new members were initiated into the Redwood Valley Grange in four degrees conducted on Father's Day at the Redwood Valley Grange Hall under the direction of Ted Hinds. Degree teams from Redwood Valley and neighboring Granges performed with officers named for each degree and a Fathers Day program followed by a meal. Honored guests included Lloyd DeBalt of Clear Lake Grange and Ernie Shields of Ukiah.
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Redwood Valley Grange
Redwood Valley Grange Hall
Ted Hinds
Judy E
Thomas A. Snook
Claudia
Pat Duffey
Ida Kunkle
Kenneth Brown
Ralph Chappell
Marth Kent
Redwood Valley
Grange
William B
Wanda Holbrook
Gertrude Moore
Clear Lake Grange
Helen
Fred Magee
Belle Hutchins
Christine Epperson
Grace Gowan
Ukiah Grange
Harriet Heth
Don Hempsmyer
Janet Koehler
Louis Chappell
Byron Graham
Florence Eshpeter
Irene Carlson
del Sdélgat
Ceres
Mary Erickson
Pomona
Esther Snook
Flora
Mae Graddon
Emil Carlson
Sol Heth
A.O. Boyd
Helen Solgat
Ethel ‘Hinds
Freeda Barron
Eva Hempsmyer
Grangers
Keith
Jimmie Koehler
Jack Barron
Gunner
Erickson
Roger Koehler
del Solgat
Ruth Oliver
Mae Gradden
Claude Trimble
Irene Boyd
Ruth Myers
H.L. Myers
Peggy Chappell
P.S. Graddon
Ethel Hinds
Lloyd DeBalt
Birdie
Ernie Shields
Board debates county court consolidation plan
Board members reject saving funds as taxpayers would not benefit. Judge Fred Collins doubts consolidation, saying the public is generally not considered, only lawyers. Gerald Newton questions Beltrami’s constable abolition study, favoring deputy service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Collins
Judicial ‘Court
al Beltrami
Collins
Judicial ‘Council
Gerald ‘Newton
Beltrami
Ukiah Students Earn UCSB Degrees in Santa Barbara
Two Ukiah residents, Charles John Gulyash and James Steven Welch, graduated with bachelor degrees at UCSB ceremonies in Santa Barbara. They were among more than 2600 graduates at the university, with Gulyash earning zoology and Welch economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah College
University of California, Santa Barbara
Charles John Gulyash
James Steven Welch
Ukiah
Santa Barbara
Uninvited Guests Break Into Cavelo Cabin
R T Hunt of Cavelo reported to sheriff deputies this week that someone broke into a cabin owned by him and his sons. The intruders entered over the weekend, ate food stored there, and slept in the beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.T. Hunt
Cavelo
Sheriff's Deputies
Missing Boy Found Alive In San Bernardino Mountains
A six year old boy missing for five days was found alive in the San Bernardino National Forest. Matthew Joseph Zimmerman of Calabasas California was located by unknown searchers after more than 250 volunteers scoured rugged terrain near a weekend camping trip. Hope had dimmed as hours passed without a sign. The boy disappeared Saturday with his mother and sister.
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San Bernardino
Calif
UPI
San Bernardino Mountains
Frank Bland
Matthew Joseph Zimmerman
Calabasas
San Bernardino National Forest
Burglary Spreads Food Theft Across Ukiah Home
Dennis A. Baker reports repeated food thefts from his Ukiah apartment on S. State Street since June 1. Sheriff’s deputies investigate multiple incidents over the past weeks as authorities pursue leads in the ongoing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis A. Baker
S. State Street
Ukiah
Driver Arrested on License Charge in Petitluma
Robert Fred Buhrer, 47, Petit luma, was arrested yesterday in Mendocino State Hospital on a warrant charging driving with a suspended or revoked license. Bail was set at $289 by Little Lake Justice Court.
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Robert Fred Buhrer
Pétaluma
Little ‘Lake
Reagan urged full North Coast review of water plan options
Gov. Reagan asked the Department of Water Resources and the Corps of Engineers to analyze water development plans on the Eel River that avoid flooding Round Valley. He pledged to meet State Water Project contracts, while Seeger urged considering flood protection fish restoration recreation economics and future water supplies for the north coast.
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Dos Rios
Reagan
Department of Water Resources
Corps of Engineers
Eel River
Round Valley
Seeger
Theft Reports Stereo Tape Cartridges Theft
Lucille Rosetti of Hopland reported to the sheriff's office that someone stole $60 worth of stereo tape cartridges from the back seat of her car. The theft occurred sometime Friday or Saturday of last week.
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Lucille Rosetti
Hopland
Sheriff's Office
Ink use in Sunday edition cited by Britannica
A metropolitan newspaper prints its average Sunday edition using ten tons of ink, a figure attributed to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. The note frames the scale of print runs and production demands for large city papers.
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U.S
Enoyslopagdia Britannica
Talmage man held for drunk driving
Frisbie Robert Martinez, 20, of Talmage, arrested in Covelo by Deputy Ross Duke after allegedly driving two cars off the road. Charged with drunk driving and driving without a license, he was jailed with bail set at $422.
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Frisbie
Robert Martinez
Talmage
Covelo
Ross Duke
Duke
Martinez
Black Panther broadcast aims outlined in Havana
Senate investigator read transcripts of broadcasts from Havana in which Black Panther Party leaders urged guerrilla warfare to kill police and government officials. The hearings linked the Panthers to SDS and the Black Student Union, outlining plans to target U.S. cities and institutions while Congress weighs campus disorder responses.
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Gene Bernhardt
Washington
UPI
Senate
Black Panther
Havana
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Peoria
D. Little Rock
Ark
Seattle
Wash
John E. Drags
Washington, D.C
John L.mcclellan
Drass
Black Panther Party
McClellan
U.S
Bobby * Seale
Theck Panthers
Huey P. ‘Newton
Defense
George Mason Murray
Murray
United States
BPP
Black Panthers
Black Student Union
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
House
Aleigett
U.S. District Court
Howard F. Corcoran
American Civil Liberties Union
Lawrence J. Kihnel Jr
Kihnel
New Orleans
Kidnel
Jefferson Parish
John L. McClellan
Militant
Negro Organization
PatmanEyes Probe On Big Banks High Rates
Rep Patman plans to investigate why major New York banks raised prime rates to record highs citing bank complaints to the Federal Reserve and potential effects on home auto and appliance financing. The piece notes congressional banking ties and suggests the probe may face hurdles amid lawmaker stock ties.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Wright ‘Xa
Eyeytexay
Uemed
New York
Patman
Federal Redarve Board
Federal Reserve Board
American Bankers ‘Association
Mortgage
American Industrial Bankers Association
U.S. Savings and ‘Loan Léase
U Savings A Tash League
Senate
Everett Dirksen
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Unday
Edward S. Babcox
Babcox
University of Akron
Ohio
Christine Babcox
Becky Babcox
Akron
UCSB
North Coast
Mendo-Lake
An iDial Paths Inc
House Education Committee
Robert C. Mardian
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
White House
Justice Department
Méndes Rivers
DS/C
George ‘Thayer
USA
Pakistan
West Germany
Saudi Arabia
Guinea
Peru
Erhard
Germany
Congressman Rivers
S. Oak St
Californie
State St. Ph
Ukiah Fire
Dept
Tonigh
Redwood Empire
Fairgrounds
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