We Won't Forget Ex-Dodd Employee Threats At Hearing
Senate Ethics Committee warned against threatening witnesses in the Dodd case as testimony continued. Michael O Hara, a former Dodd aide, said he faced intimidation outside the hearing room with someone declaring we won't forget this. The session examined Dodd's alleged role as an errand boy for Julius Klein and related West German interests.
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Michael O'Hare
Dodd
O'Hare
Charles Kersten
Georgetown University Economics
Lev E. Dobriansky
Senate Internal Security Committee
Germany
Connecticut
Gerald Zeiller
Norris H. Cotton
Rn.h
O’hare
Zeiller
Cala
Sen
Benjamin R. Fern
Julius Klein
John F. _ Sonnett
Charles J. Kersten
Kersten
Bogdan Stashinsky
Sonnett
West Germany
Stashinsky
Klein
Senate
Senate —~Ethics Committee
John C. Stennis
Helen’ Batherson
Washington
Justice Department
Calpella Funfest Reopens Moore Street Bridge
Calpella hosts a Funfest tonight to celebrate the Moore Street Bridge reopening after December 1964 floods. Activities begin at 6 with $1 meals from local restaurants, open merchant houses from 8 to 9 30 for free gift tickets, ribbon cutting at the west end at 9 30, prizes including a portable GE TV and FM radio, live music by the Vi Counts at 9, dancing from 10 until dawn, and Moore Street blocked from Old Highway 101 to the bridge for the celebration.
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Calpella
Hah
Moore Street
Mendocino CSWO aids 13 disadvantaged youths to summer camps
Thirteen disadvantaged children will attend camps at Gualala River Redwood Glen Santa Cruz mountains Blue Bird Camp Mendocino Woodlands and Hearst camp through Mendocino County CSWO camperships funded by local service clubs and the Salvation Army. The group notes recreation and education are needed beyond welfare basics and asks for donations to the County Welfare Campership Fund to ensure no child is left out. Even $1 is appreciated.
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Mendocino County
California Social Workers Organization
Salvation Army
Gualala River
M.C.A
Redwood
Glen
Santa
Social Workers
CSWO
Jeanne ‘Sullivan
P.O
Ukiah
Sullivan
News Rack Nets 30 Days in Jail
Two Willits youths and one Clovis youth were jailed for 30 days after arrest by Willits police on petty theft charges for stealing a news rack. Walter McIntosh, 22, Clovis, Jack Wilburn, 19, and Larry Sisco, 21, were booked into county jail after their arrest on Wednesday. Joe Vigil, 38, Ukiah, faces a non support complaint from Santa Clara County. John Fiester, 45, Talmage, was arrested for suspected drunk driving with an opened container and no license.
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Willits
Clovis
Walter McIntosh
Jack Wilburn
Larry Sisco
Joe Vigil
Ukiah
Santa Clara
John Fiester
Talmage
Funds Allocated for Highway 101 Slipout Projects
The California Highway Commission allocates 145000 dollars for two 101 projects to prevent slipouts. One plan builds stabilization trenches and installs horizontal drains about 9 miles north of Carpinteria. The other covers similar work roughly 2.9 miles south of Cummings Post Office.
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California ‘Highway Commission
Highway 101
101
Calpela
Cummings Post Office
Timber Hauler Killed In Logging Accident
A Napa timber hauler was crushed to death Thursday afternoon in a logging accident 11 miles west of Piercy in northern Mendocino County. The victim, Armond Harry McCart, 54, Napa, died at the scene on Shuster Enterprises Logging Operators property. Funeral arrangements are pending at Anker Mortuary, Willits.
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Napa
Piercy
Mendocino County
Armond Harry’ McCart
Shuster Enterprises Logging Operators
Anker Mortuary
Willits
Northwestern California Weather Outlook
Fair conditions prevail in Northwestern California with coastal overcast through Saturday. Warmer temperatures and low humidity today, followed by very low humidity Saturday, with northwest winds 10 to 20 knots along the coast.
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California
Mendoyoma vs County Trial Concludes Over Lake Mendocino Damages
Phase 2 of Mendoyoma Inc. and Merle Dibble v County of Mendocino ended Thursday as witnesses testified on recreation potential and related facilities at Lake Mendocino. Judge Lincoln Mahan presided. Mendoyoma seeks expenditures plus projected profits to 1984.
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Mendoyoma, ‘Inc
Merle Dibble
County of Mendocino
Lake Mendocino
Lincoln Mahan
Sonoma County
Mendoyama
Dibble
Mendoywoiman
Hal Brunner
George Nelson
Tom Cleland
Dave Luce
Paul Satterley
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Bert Adams
Napa County
Dale Roby
Dibbite
Leonard Nix
Carrol Ornham
Jim Aggi
Brunner
Luce
Everett A. Pesonen
Lake Berryessa
Cleland
Mendoyoma
James Hurley
Temperatures June 1965 Weather Summary
Reading shows daily high and low temperatures with dates, noting values like 23 74 and 23 86, plus noon today high of 80 and low of 47, rainfall 35.46 inches this period. Source cites Ukiah Fire Department Weather Observer.
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Ukiah Fire
Greyhound Ends Strike Rolls Bus Service Across West
Greyhound buses resumed in 11 Western states after a government mediated settlement ended a six week walkout by union drivers and station workers. Bay area mechanics halted service there, delaying full restoration. The two year contract increases pay and adds benefits, cost about 8.5 million dollars, affecting California Oregon Washington Nevada Utah Montana New Mexico Idaho Wyoming and Western Texas.
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San Francisco
UPI
Greyhound
San Francisco Bay Area
Amalgamated Transit Union
Western Greyhound Lines
Bay Area
California
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Montana
New Mexico
Idaho
Wyoming
Texas
Automotive Machinists Local
Roger Randall
Santa Rosa
Sacramento
Modesto
Salinas
Draft director Hershey proposes extending draft exemption age
Washington UPI reports draft chief Lewis Hershey suggested revoking the exemption for men past 26 and calling non-fathers through age 34. He told the House committee the action could be by presidential order without changing the draft law, with Pentagon decision expected soon. Saigon UPI notes U.S. troops repelled a North Vietnamese assault in six-day Operation Nathan Hale, boosting enemy deaths to 622 as fighters fled through jungle.
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Washington
UPI
Lewis B. Hershey
Gen. Hershey
House Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Saigon
Rusk Starts Four Nation Asian Trip
Secretary of State Dean Rusk embarks on a four nation Asian tour with a stop at SEATO’s 11th ministerial meeting in Canberra Australia from June 27 to 29 He will also visit the Philippines Nationalist China and South Korea on the trip.
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Washington
1PI
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Canberra
Australia
Rusk
Lippines
China
South Korea
Nixon backs Reagan in California campaign as Brown braces
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon urged Californians to vote for Ronald Reagan in the November gubernatorial race, saying Reagan has shed the right wing label and could appeal from a centrist stance. He dismissed Edmind G. Brown’s strengths, warned of internal Dem divisions, and urged party unity as Brown defends his bid for a third term amid criticism of left wing associations.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Mi Nixon
California
Gav
Edmund G. Brown
Reagan
Nixon
GOP
Brown
Voice of California
Republican Party
California Democratic Council
CDC
Ice Follies ticket giveaway in Daily Journal ads
Daily Journal classified page offers two free Ice Follies tickets to readers whose name is randomly inserted into the ad. Latest winners include James J D La Barre of 4 N Court Rd and Wayne B Sperry of 1790 S Spring. Scan the page daily for your chance to win.
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San Francisco
Winterland
Daily Journal
Journal
James JD. LaBarre
N. Court Road
Wayne B. ‘Sperry
S. Spring
Defense spending bill boosts Viet Nam war funding
The House Appropriations Committee approved 58.6 billion dollars for defense for the next fiscal year, about 946.7 million above Johnson's request. If Viet Nam combat operations continue at current levels, several more billions may be needed, with supplemental requests to follow. The panel opposed several McNamara projects including a nuclear frigate, Nike-X, and an advanced manned bomber.
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Daniel Rapoport
Washington
UPI
House Appropriations Committee
Johnson
U.S
House
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Congress
McNamara
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Grass Fire Reported on Oak and Clay Streets
A grass fire was reported at 11:36 a.m. today at the intersection of Oak and Clay Streets. No damage or injuries were noted.
Vatican May Approve Limited Use of Pill
Vatican birth control commission likely to back limited use of oral contraceptives to postpone conception in specific cases. Reported views say it would not contradict church teaching if used under strict guidelines similar to rhythm method. Pope Pius XII’s ban remains a backdrop, with final decision expected in fall after both inner cabinet and broader commission reports.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Birth Control Commission
Vatican
Pius XII
Pope Pius
Wool Growers Hold Barbecue Sunday
The Mendocino County Wool Growers Association will hold its second annual lamb barbecue and sheep dog trials Sunday at the Boonville Fairgrounds. The barbecue starts at noon with the trials in the afternoon. The event is open to the public, said association president Eugene Mc Carter.
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Mendocino County
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