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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1965

Page

5

Two Terror Bombings Hit Saigon River Restaurant

Two explosions rocked the Saigon River My Candy Restaurant during dinner, killing and wounding Americans, Vietnamese, a German, a Swiss, possibly a French woman, and others. Victims included diners on a crowded waterfront dining area with families nearby. the second blast hit those fleeing the first blast and those aiding the wounded. Authorities count casualties as tolls are finalized from hospitals and police.

Ray F Herndon Bigon UPI Saigon Sec

Brown calls special session to address $4.28 billion budget gap

Governor Brown announced a special legislative session after meeting with leaders to raise revenues and avoid a $100 million shortfall in the $4.28 billion state budget. A six cent tax package and other measures are considered as a remedy before July 1, amid a reapportionment deadline.

Senate Eligarette Brown State Senate

World figures urge peace as UN focus shifts to September

A wavering schedule hints at a brief trip possibly around Oct 23 lasting two to three days. Leaders plan an appeal for world peace ahead of UN sessions, with a General Assembly opening Sept 21 and running to mid-December. The pope stressed preventing another war to save civilization.

United Nations U. N al- Coie Paul

Johnson Urges UN Action on Vietnam War Anniversary

President Johnson marks the United Nations anniversary in San Francisco and urges member nations to pressure Communists toward negotiating an end to the Vietnam War. He warns Southeast Asia dangers threaten all mankind, stresses UN harmony, and backs peaceable solutions under UN authority.

San Francisco UPI Johnson United Nations Viet Opera House Southeast Asia Kansas City Harry S Truman United States United Nations Ima San Francisco Viet Nam U.N Security Council John F., Shelley Remiarks Edmund G. Brown Russia France China United Kingdom U.S Adlai E. Stevenson

Pickets Attack Johnson At United Nations Session

UPI reports the 20th anniversary UN session opened with President Johnson as the sole head of state attendee. Protesters shouted Hands off Viet Nam while diplomats from four nations rededicated themselves to peace amid global tension and UN funding worries.

Hodney Goilfoul San Francisco UPI United Nations Johnbe “Aga Iny War’ Memorial Opera House 3Tare Kh ‘Sen Johnson Viet Nam

Social Call Au Natural Jails James Pearce Ukiah

A Ukiah man, James G. Pearce, 33, was jailed by city police after a young matron reported he arrived intoxicated and nude at her apartment. He wore swim trunks when apprehended near his own doorway and posted bail of 73 dollars, awaiting an afternoon arraignment on intoxication disturbing the peace and unlawful entry charges.

James Pearce James G. Pearce Freitas Adren White Pearce Bell Ann Rita Stefani Lawrence Maxson Lee

Avis Autrey Case Goes To Jury

The trial of Avis Autrey 34 of Pacifica for the murder of James Watkins 54 at a Laytonville cabin moved to final stages with prosecutors Luce and Broaddus presenting arguments. Autrey claimed self defense after Watkins advanced on her following an argument with Mary Cavalli.

Avis Autrey Pacifica James E. Watkins Laytonville Dave Luce Bev Broaddus Autrey Watkins Naomi Briscoe Mary Cavalli

Dirksen Says U.S. May Double Forces in Vietnam

Washington report says Senate GOP Leader Everett M Dirksen cites a former Defense official warning the United States may need to double its fighting forces in the guerrilla war in South Vietnam. Algiers dispatch notes Afro Asian delegates expect a majority to push postponement of their 50 nation summit opening Tuesday.

Washington UPI Senate Gop Everett M. Dirksen Senate South Viet Nam United States Algiers

Road project contracts in Mendocino County awarded

Sacramento reports the Department of Public Works awarded contracts for Mendocino County road work. Granite Construction Co. of Watsonville receives 584 011 to build drainage facilities and slope protection north of Leggett to repair flood damage. Gravelle and Gravelle Fair Oaks gets 175 378 to replace a bridge on Route 20 over Cold Creek, five miles west of the Lake County line.

Sacramento UPI Department of Public Works Mendocing County Granite Construction Co Watsonville Leggett Gravelle and Grabelle Fair Oaks Cold Creek Lake County

China Rejects Commonwealth Viet Nam Peace Mission Bid

London reports that Communist China sternly rejected a Commonwealth effort to dispatch a British led peace mission to Peking regarding Vietnam. The UPI dispatch notes Beijing's stance and the ongoing diplomatic friction over peace talks.

London UPI China Peking

Korea War Anniversary Marked In Seoul Ceremony

Seoul observes the 15th anniversary of the Korean War, a three year conflict that killed more than 33,000 American service members.

Seoul South Korea UPI

Boat Owner Cited Under Wrong Section Dismissed

Brent Berry of Ukiah was arrested by an ene at Lake Endodng for failure to display a boat ID number. The charge was dismissed after Berry appeared before Judge Hale McCowen Jr who ruled he was cited under the wrong section of the California Harbor and Navigation Code.

Brent Berry Ukiah Lake Endodng Hale McCowen Jr Berry California

Western lawmakers challenge coinage change in House

Western lawmakers press a tougher test in the House after the Senate voted 74 to 9 to end all silver in smaller coins and to cut silver content in half dollars from 90 to 4 percent, despite pleas from silver state senators.

Washington UPI Senate House

Wildcat strikes at Cape Kennedy halt half the workforce

CAPE KENNEDY Fla UPI Wildcat strikers set up picket lines at the spaceport again today keeping about half the 5700-man construction force off major space building jobs.

Cape Kennedy Fla UPI Wildcat

East Germans Threaten New Blockade

East German leaders warned of blocking vital barge traffic to West Berlin starting July and challenged Allied use of three 20 mile air corridors. Foreign Minister Otto Winter and Transport Minister Erwin Kramer said Western claims to rights were fairy tales. The speeches, published in Neues Deutschland, deem the barge threat more dangerous than long-standing air rights disputes. The move could cut a third of Western Berlin’s supplies.

Berlin UPI West Berlin Otto Winter Erwin Kramer Communist Party Central Committee Neues Deutschland

Northwestern California Weather Outlook This Week

Northwestern California will be fair through Saturday with coastal overcast and afternoon mountain thunderstorms. Highs near 72 and nights around 52 in Ukiah, Santa Rosa 10 to 45. Small craft warnings south of Cape Mendocino for northwest winds 20 to 35 knots. other coastal winds northwest 15 to 25 knots.

California Santa Rosa Cape Mendocino

Fort Bragg motel men form anti bed tax committee

Mrs Helen Britt of the Fort Bragg Motel and Jim Maloney of the Driftwood Inn were named co chairmen of a citizens committee opposing the bed tax set to take effect July 1. They plan to seek repeal before the Fort Bragg City Council Monday. A petition to put repeal or retention to voters was served to the council clerk. The effort includes motel owners outside city limits.

Fort Bragg Helen Britt Jim Maloney Driftwood Inn Cochairmen Ukiah Alex Noshkin Rancho Siesta South Highway

Nation to Celebrate Helen Keller Day

Frederick M. Winship reports from Westport Connecticut that Helen Keller, now 85, will mark her birthday at a small estate with only close family and friends present. Despite frail health she remains a symbol of achievement and humanitarian work, having overcome blindness and deafness with Anne Sullivan’s aid and achieving college honors and a lifelong public role.

Frederick M. Winship Westport, Conn UPI Helen Keller Phillips Keller Dallas Tex K Eller Tuscumbia Ala Anne Sullivan Sullivan

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