Soviet arms aid in Near East cited at UN assembly
The piece notes Soviet use of arms and aid to Arab states to justify expenditures totaling over 3.5 billion dollars. It cites Khrushchev’s 1964 loan to Nasser for the Aswan Dam, and argues the UN session aimed to show a solid Soviet front while deflecting attention from arms investments. It also covers ethics cases in the Senate involving former staffers and Senator Mitchell’s history with timber concessions and legal fees.
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Washington
United Nations General Assembly
Kremlin
Near East
Ni‘Kita Khrushchev
Nasser
Aswan
U.N. General Assembly
O—T
Senate
Dodd
John H
Yees
Teddy Roosevelt
Sen. Mitchell
Harry C. Robertson
Robertson
U.S. Senate
United States
Sen. Barton
Kansas
Senate Ethics Committee
Justice Department
John H. Mitchell
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court of the United States
Court of Claims
Congress
U.S
Judge Tanner
Harry
Damage, No Injuries In Alaska Quake
Fairbanks Alaska reports light damage after a sequence of earthquakes with a 6.0 initial shock at 8 04 a m lasting about 30 seconds and followed by six strong and three minor quakes. Windows broke goods toppled and residents felt the tremors. Alaska last major quake in 1964 caused 129 deaths.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
UPI
Night of Terror described with killings and escapes
The narrative recounts a killer driving to an abandoned farmhouse where a father and son were murdered while the girls watched. He forces passengers from the back seat into a trunk and later fires into the air after confrontations with three young men. Deputy Serbousek stops the suspect near Cedar Rapids, forcing a halt without disclosure.
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Cedar Rapids
William Serbousek
U.S. 30
City policy on sidewalk hazards and tax concerns on Ukiah
City plans a preventive sidewalk maintenance policy with removal of trees and shrubs that hazard sidewalks or streets and promotes a property owner cooperative program. If cooperation fails the city may remove hazards and assess costs. Ukiah faces about $54,000 less sales tax revenue this year. Council discussed replacing removed greenery and reviewed water program funding, depot demolition bids, and widening Perkins Street.
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Oklahans
Department of Public Works
Lyell Gash
Ukiah
Mendocino
Lancer
Greyhound
al Kruth
Perkins Street
Main
Mason
Ruth
Nelmes Smith
Bank of America
Live Oak Ave
Vargas
Lord
U.S. Experts Compare China H Bomb and A Bomb Rise
U.S. experts assess China’s nuclear progress from page one notes, estimating their first test on Oct 16 1964 as tower shot near Hiroshima, a 1966 second test reaching 400 to 500 miles by rocket, and noting rapid moves from bomb to warhead while acknowledging America’s prior pioneering work and shared published principles.
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AEC
China
Round Valley School Trustees Meet Friday
A special meeting of the Round Valley School District board of trustees is set for 1 p.m. Friday in the elementary building. The agenda includes approval or disapproval of a tentative budget for 1967 68, a fire marshal’s report by Dr. Paul Williamson, credential contracts for 1967 68, shed for water tank, pool concrete completion, and job descriptions for elementary vice principal, high school vice principal teaching, and high school dean of students teaching.
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Covelo
Round Eye ‘School
Paul Williamson
James Harper
Kiss of Life turns to kiss of love as couple wed
In EAST HORSLEY England Cliff Inwood 35 revived Elizabeth Rimington 21 after a fall from a horse using mouth to mouth resuscitation the so called kiss of life They whispered don t leave me she recovered and they married today in a quiet Surrey church sixteen months later
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East Horsley
England
UPI
Cliff Inwood
Elizabeth Rimington
Miss Rimington
Inwood
Surrey
Israel eyes status for holy places amid talks with religions
Israeli sources say Israel has approached the Vatican and Protestant leaders about placing holy places under their administration and may extend talks to Muslim leaders. Eban told a Latin American caucus he would issue a statement on the disposition of the holy places and suggested reasserting the sites' religious status. Diplomats note a hint of backing away from internationalizing Jerusalem and progress on U S Soviet compromise efforts remains limited.
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Vatican
Eban
Jerusalem
U. N
Palestine
Israel
U.S
Infantry Co battles and air raids amid Vietnam War
May losses totaled one tenth of casualties since 1961 with heavy fighting at Hill 881 and in the DMZ. U S warplanes damaged railroad yards and a steel plant as B52s hit central highlands near the Cambodian border. A downed RF101 pilot Captain Robert Patterson was rescued. In Saigon area, 70 Communist casualties were counted after helicopter landings along the Song Ve River. Infant mortality in the United States fell to 23.4 per 1000 live births in 1966.
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U.S
Hill 881
Thai Nguyen
North Vietnam
Assautte
Saigon
Heli Ptér
Song Ve River
Grange Gonfers Degrees On Four In Ukiah officials
Ukiah Grange exemplified third and fourth degrees for Charlotte Patton Leonard Hagen and Dorothy Hagen of Ukiah and Tedy Ida Mer Potter Valley. The degree and drill team under captain Evelyn Koch did excellent work. Visitors included Martha Brimmer Potter Valley Louise Lawson and Freda Munson Little Lake Grange Willits. Erwin Koch oldest member Richard Stutsman youngest child Gene Walker oldest grandchild Audrey Tuttle John Brightenstine served refreshments with Jewell Eberhard.
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Ukiah Grange
Charlotte Patton
Leonard
Dorothy Hagen
Tedy
Ida Mer
Potter Valley
Evelyn Koch
Martha Brimmer
Louise Lawson
Freda Munson
Little Lake Grarnge
Willits
Erwin Koch
Grange
Richard Stutsman
Gene Walker
Audrey Tuttle
John Brightenstine
Jewell Eberhard
Notice to Creditors in Me Superior Court Estate
Charles B Mannon estate notice asks creditors to file claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Arthur B Broaddus as Administrator, Ukiah California, 95483, attorney for Administrator. First published June 1, 1967.
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Superior Court of State of Me
Charles B. Mannon
Savings-Bank-Building
Thied
California
Arthur B. Broaddu
Arthur B. Broaddust
Savings Bank
Ukiah
Washington urged Johnson to name Mary Varallo treasurer
Gen Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania urged President Johnson to appoint former Philadelphia councilwoman Mary Varallo as the next U.S. treasurer. The post has been vacant since November 22 after treasurer Kathryn Granahan of Philadelphia resigned for health reasons.
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Washington
UPL
Hugh Scott
Dentist John Greenwood Used Hippopotamus Ivory Dentures
John Greenwood, famed as George Washington's dentist, crafted artificial dentures from hippopotamus ivory. This early dental artistry connected to a notable national figure highlights material choices and techniques of 18th century prosthetics.
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John Greenwood
George Washington
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