Christopher targets Brown in libel suit against Pearson
George Christopher announced plans to name Gov. Edmund G. Brown as a co defendant in a 6 million suit against columnist Drew Pearson. He alleges Brown bought a 2 million libel policy for Pearson and claims Brown helped push data and staff notes to damage Reagan’s rivals. Christopher, former San Francisco mayor, says he will restate the matter before the general election and may join Reagan’s campaign against Brown.
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Edmund G. Brown
Drew Peason
Christopher
Brown
Pearson
Pat Brown
Ronald Reagan
California
Peassd
Los Angeles
Reagan
Whale
Ake
Anti Poverty Head Named for County
Joseph P. Bryant 35 of Redding has been selected as program developer for Mendocino County's Anti Poverty Program by the local Economic Opportunity Council. Bryant, chosen from several applicants, has a broad background in working with minority groups and people in low spirit areas. Born May 4 1931 in Cleveland Ohio he joined the Naval Air Reserve in 1949 and served in Korea. He later resigned as Lt Commander after postings in Berlin Bei rut and the Cuban crisis. Moving to California he studied at LA City College East LA Junior College and UCLA and since 1958 has worked in IBM programming for the LA Department of Water and Power and Hughes Electronics. For the past three years Bryant and his family have lived on a small farm near Red ding which he owns and operates and which serves as a community gathering place for area youth. His qualifications stem from his involvement in local poverty problems.
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Caspar Driver Killed In Embankment Plunge
The body of Fred Joseph Marxer, 67, Caspar, was found Sunday night down a steep embankment after his pickup left Elk-Greenwood Road about a mile east of Elk. He died in the wreckage, and his body was taken to Ormsbee Funeral Home, Point Arena, awaiting kin location. Three minor injury crashes were reported in Mendocino County over the weekend, with details of several drivers injured in U-turn collisions and a head-on with a guard rail on Highway 101 near Willits, plus a Potter Valley Road accident injuring Linda Kronenbitter.
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Mendocing County
Patri
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Herbert Owen
Milt VaHey
Jimmy Franks
Fairfield
N. State Street
Stephen Ferretti
San Francisco
Weather summary for Northwestern California and Ukiah area
Northwestern California it will be cloudy today and tonight with a chance of showers or thunderstorms. Otherwise mostly fair through Tuesday with cooler mornings and coastal overcast. Ukiah highs near 88 and a low around 55 with northwest winds 12 to 25 knots, locally stronger near headlands.
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California
Second Suspect In SLO Murder Charged In Rush Of Arrests
Harold Edward Johnson, 47, San Luis Obispo, held in Mendocino County Jail en route from Spokane, as the second suspect in the SLO murder case. Cantrell, 29, Potter Valley, linked to the shooting of Frank Sanders near San Luis Obispo on June 4, with weapon sought at Van Arsdale Dam. Numerous other arrests reported over the Reno's Hotel weekend including Lang and Boone for drunk driving, Fitzgerald for drunk driving, Matthews for burglary, and Wake for license and equipment violations.
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E. O
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Pottes Valley
Frank Sanders
Cantrell
Ukiah
Reno
Paul Lang
Novato
Edward Daniel Boone Jr
Kodiak
Alaska
Lang
Eloise Phillips Fitzgerald
Laytonville
Larry Verdell Matthews
Windsor
Sheriff's Office
Boonville
Clovis Elijah Wake
Napa County
De Gaulle Arrives in Moscow on Historic Peace Mission
President Charles de Gaulle landed in Moscow for historic East West peace talks with Soviet leader Nikolai Podgorny. The visit aims to enhance European security and world peace as both leaders seek a Europe free of U.S. influence. De Gaulle urged closer political, economic, and cultural cooperation to balance and stabilize the continent.
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France
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Atlantic Alliance
Vnukovo-2
Royval Appears Next Friday To Enter Plea
Fidel Royval of Ukiah, who struck Landis Morgan outside Ukiah city council chambers after a council vote on Morgan’s truck parking request, was arraigned in Ukiah Justice Court Friday on a battery charge. He was released on his own recognizance and ordered to report next Friday at 4:30 p.m. to enter a plea. Morgan’s attorney, Jim Cooper, restrained Royval during the incident outside the chambers.
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Landis Morgan
Ukiah Justice Court
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Morgan
Landis Morgan Ck Lines
Norton
Mason Street
Mason
Sterling Norgard
Council
Jim Cooper
Santa Rosa
Ukiah Boy Wins Soap Box Derby Championship
Jeff Bakker, 11, of Ukiah, claiming the $500 regional All-American Soap Box Derby title in Santa Rosa. He defeated 70 entrants ages 11 to 15, including his brother Greg, to earn a trip to Akron for the national finals and a shot at $30,000 in scholarships.
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Ukiah
Jeff Bakker
Santa Rosa
Ukiah Daily Journal
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Jeff
Sacramento
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Comanche Chevrolet
Santa Rosa Press Democrat
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Santa
Tracton Accident Kills Father at Laytonville Ranch
A father James Carl Bryan 24 died when a tractor rolled over an em bankment at the Herbert C Bryan ranch Laytonville Sunday morning. His five year old son Daniel Carl Bryan was uninjured and found by his father still alive before being taken to Howard Memorial Hospital Willits. Investigators say the tractor went over and pulled the father over the bank.
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Laytonville
James Carl Bryan
Howard Memorial Hospital
Willits
Daniel Carl Bryan
Anker
Violent Da Nang protests rock Vietnam amid Buddhist crisis
In Da Nang anti government demonstrations erupt with reports of many wounded after a grenade explosion. Police arrest 16 Buddhist monks and a woman. Hue sees harsh measures as authorities place leader Thick Tri Quant under house arrest. Viet Cong raids on Hue target the district chief and defenders as Saigon tightens control around the Vien Hoa Dao pagoda amid fears of a cholera outbreak among sheltering Buddhists.
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Hue
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Vien Hoa
Dao
International Red Cross
Geneva
Quang
Ukiah High School Summer Classes Start With Schedule
Ukiah high school summer classes began today with a schedule including U S history first and second semesters, clothing, marine biology, and typing from 7:45 to 9:50 a m and 10:05 to 12:10 p m. Bus service is provided for Redwood Valley students this week while regular summer transportation awaits elementary school class openings on Monday.
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Ukiah High School
U.S
U. S
Redwood Valley
Colorado coach recalls golf game from 29 years ago
Sterling Colorado story notes W C Lam athletic business manager at the University of Colorado telling Sterling Country Club members about a speech technique. He said the first public speaking lesson is to look at the sign post on the way into town and recalled playing a Creéley golf course 29 years earlier.
Fatal auto crash claims San Carlos man in Clear Lake
Anthony M. Briski, 35, of San Carlos, died at 12:05 a.m. today in an auto accident at the Davis and Sunset intersection in Clear Lake High Lands. The Lake County coroner's office reported the death.
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Anthony M. Briski
San Carlos
Davis
Sunset
Clear Lake Highlands
Lake County
Senator Dodd Ethics Hearings Open Amid Evidence Rejection
Senate Ethics Committee opened closed hearings into Senator Thomas J. Dodd amid rejection of 4 000 documents as evidence from his office. Chairman John C. Stennis said copies were too stigmatized for use. The inquiry centers on Dodd's ties to Julius Klein and alleged favors, with former aide James P. Boyd involved in document removal.
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UPI
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Stennis
Dodd
Julius Klein
Klein
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
James P. Boyd
Thou‘sands
Tata
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