Ukiah Student Chooses Europe AFS Exchange Year
Chris Halverson, 17, Ukiah High School graduate, leaves Ukiah with the American Field Service to study in Europe for a year. He will live with Dutch host family Dr Albert van der Waag in Delft and attend Grotius Lyceum starting August 22. He earned a 3.7 scholastic average and set a two mile cross country record.
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Chris Halverson
Rotterdam
Holland
Dutthie Grotius
Rothers
Oyst
Ukiah
American Field Service
Europe
Ukiah High School
Chris
Don E. Halerson
Ukiah Unified School District
Halverson
New York
Netherlands
Delft
Ukiaha
AFS
Hugh Curtis
Ellen Schmitz
Boonville
Dale Faylor
Anderson Valley High School
Elena Wing
Lima
Peru
Thomas Martin
Oystein- Line
Voss
Bergen
Norway
Ray Rockefeller
Willits
S. R. Boynton
Boynton
Rotary
Lions, Kiwanis
iGhris
Albert van der Waag
Austria
van der Wagg
Udo
Joan
Albert
Wilhelmina
Ukiahi
America
Ellen
Rot
Arrests Report Car Theft Suspect and Local Offenders
The sheriff reports Ronald Eugene Boggs of Montana California was arrested by CHP on car theft suspicions and booked in county jail. Thom as Hoff, 46, Ukiah, moved from Ukiah jail to county jail after a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Barbara Ann Tholen, 20, Ukiah, was arrested for driving without a license. Raymond Errol Jackman of Verdi Nevada was booked by Ukiah police on a felony check charge.
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Ronald Eugene Boggs
Montana
Calif
CHP
Thomas Hoff
Ukiah
Barbara Ann Tholen
Raymond Errol Jackman
Verdi
Nevada
Plane Crash Victim Dies Of Injuries
David Lee Lemmon, 24, of Potter Valley, died in a Ukiah hospital after a private plane crash off Burris Lane. He and three companions were injured when a wing struck an oak during an attempted landing near a Tanch-owned plane. Lemmon’s funeral is planned for Thursday in Mt. Home Idaho.
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David Lee Lemmon
Potter Valley
Burris Lane
Ukiah
Mr.Lemmon
James Albert Lemmon
Mt. Home
Idaho
Bobby Lee Morgan
Mid-Mountain Ranch
Potter Ome
Harold G
Potter ‘Valley
Mr. Lemmon
Lemmons
Ukiah Man Fires At Wall After Pistol Misfire
James Gardiner, 38, was cleaning his .357 pistol in a trailer on Highway 1 at 1199 in Ukiah when it discharged into a wall. Angry, he fired two more shots into the wall. Neighbor Deputy Bill Larson arrested him for disturbing the peace and booked him into county jail.
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James Gardiner
Highway 1
Gardiner
Sheriff's Office
Bill Larson
Representative Gross assails British embassy party
Rep H R Gross of Iowa denounces a British Embassy event held last weekend for wounded U S veterans of Vietnam. He accuses Britain of profiting while aiding the conflict, criticizing tea and trumpets given to the injured by the British.
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Washington
UPD
H.R. Gross
Iowa
House
U.S
North
Vietnam
Gross
Ukiah Willits Students Chosen for European Study Program
Six Ukiah high students and one from Willits high depart in July for six weeks of study across Europe. Emil Kafrouni, Ukiah business education teacher, serves as coordinator for the 180 student and educator group in Reims and Villard areas. Participants study in Madrid Lisbon Rome Athens London Geneva and more, with field trips to sites of interest as part of the Foreign Language League Schools program.
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Ukiah
Willits High
Emil Kafrouni
Ukiahi
Reims
France
Villard
Kafrouni
Rome
Italy
Athens
Greece
Chris Delsol
Louis Delsol
Willits
London
Anna Zbitoff
Nicholas Zbitnoff
Doug Thompson
Duane Thompson
Paris
Geneva
Larry Carlson
Ukiah High School
Bill Beaufort
Kosygin Says He Plans To Leave New York Soon
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin said he would depart New York very soon and did not know if he would meet President Johnson before leaving. He suggested his decision may come within a couple of days, while the White House noted the invitation to Washington remains open.
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By_STEWART-HENSLEY
New—York
UPI
Alexei—N. Kosygin
New York
Johnson
United Nations General Assembly
Moscow
Kosygin
General Assembly
Rusk
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
United States
Kremlin
Vietnam
Middle East
Washington
Camp David
United Nations
Alexei Kosygin
Andrei Gromyko
U.n.general Assembly
NAS Scuorir
Goldberg
Assembly
Thant
Israel
U.N
Egypt
Alexei N
Bec Security Council
Britain
France
Russia
China
Security Council
Approm
Rumor of Chinese General Seizing Atomic Arsenal
A Hong Kong report claimed rebel General Wang En-mao controlled a major nuclear arsenal and testing grounds after clashes that allegedly killed or wounded 15,000. The Star said Wang threatened to destroy the facility unless Mao Tse-tung changed policies, with mentions of Ulanfu and inner Mongolian tensions amid ongoing anti Mao fighting.
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Hong: Kong
UPI
Hong Kong
Today
Peking
Star
Wang En-mao
Sinkiang
China
Wang
Musze
Mao Tse-tung
The
Mao
Ulanfu
Draft law extension and boyer shifts in induction policy
Washington approved a four year extension to the draft law guaranteeing undergradete deferments for college students and changing induction to youngest-first. In San Francisco Rick Barry signed a three year contract with the Oakland Americans. In Houston three top officers testified Cassius Clay refused induction on April 28. In Saigon the U S Navy and infantry killed 169 Communists in a river battle near My Tho.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Johnson
San Francisco
Rick Barry
National Basketball Association
American Basketball Association
Oakland Americans
Ouston
Vietnam
U.S. Pisriot
Cassius Clay
Houston
Saigon
New Mental Health Bill Advances From Assembly to Senate
In Sacramento the Assembly passed a sweeping reform of California’s mental health system by a 77 to 1 vote. The Frank Lanterman measure creates a local screening process, shifts treatment from state hospitals to community facilities, and finances the plan with Short Doyle Act funds. The bill, effective July 1, 1968, aims to treat mentally ill individuals as patients, not criminals.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
California
Lanterman
Medicare
General Fund
Burglars Hit Townsend Brothers Auto Shop
Townsend Brothers auto body shop at 1200 So State Street was broken into early today. Police report burglars entered via a window and stole about 400 dollars in tools and equipment including an air wrench and a sander. Investigators pursue leads.
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Townsend Brothers Auto Body
Ukiah
State Street
Army trims civilian reservist backlog to five thousand
Washington agencies report the backlog of civilian reservists awaiting active duty training fell from 133000 to 5300 in the first half of the year. Draft calls have been kept low to free space in Army training camps for men entering the Reserves and National Guard through the six month program. Reservists and guardsmen had been excluded earlier due to the Vietnam buildup.
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Washington
UPI
Army
National Guard
Judge Winslow To Speak On Court Ruling Ukiah Meeting June 28
Judge Robert L. Winslow will discuss a Mendocino County order barring release of names of suspected juvenile offenders at a joint Ukiah Jaycees and Jaycettes meeting June 28 at Maple Cafe. The event, open to the public, follows his ruling issued nearly a year ago and opposed by Sheriff Reno H. Bartolome who seeks reversal at the California Supreme Court.
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Mendocino
Robert L. Winslow
Ukiah Jaycees
Ukiah Jaycettes
Maple Cafe
Winslow
Mendocino County
Reno H. Bartolome
California Supreme Court
High Court
Superior Court
Edmund G. Brown
Little Lake
Willits
Jaycee-Jaycette
Jaycee
Gerald E. Newton
Jaycette
Dede Ledford
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California
Northwestern California fair conditions with coastal overcast through Wednesday. Inland areas warm with highs near 87 and nights around 55. Coastal winds from the northwest 5 to 15 knots, locally up to 25 knots near headlands in the afternoons.
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Northwestern
California
NBC Debunks Garrison Plot In JFK Conspiracy Probe
NBC television aired a documentary debunking Jim Garrison’s JFK conspiracy case. The program cited lie detector issues, coerced witness statements, and threats of inducements while portraying Shaw’s conspiracy charge as unsupported. Garrison labeled the broadcast the big lie as he defended his four month probe.
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New York
UPI
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
NBC News
Garrison
Clay L. Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Jack Ruby
David W. Ferrie
Shaw
NBC
Clay Shaw
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