Europeans Believe Oswald Alone in Kennedy Killing
Drew Pearson reports that Europeans largely accept a single‑gunman theory, with Khrushchev doubting official findings and a fascist conspiracy under consideration. He notes Oswald’s actions, Warren Commission rulings, and how declassified material may affect public understanding.
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Washington
Warren Commission
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
United States
Europe
Near East
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Warren
Lee Oswald
Oswald
Russia
Cuba
Mexico
Moon
Dallas
Thomas G. Buchanan
Commission
Archives Office
Abraham Lincoln
Central Intelligence
Pentagon
State Department
CIA
USA
Board of Supervisors Approve Legislative and Infrastructure Measures
Mendocino County Board of Supervisors met June 16 1964 in regular session with Hartley Klee Sawyers presiding. Actions include budgets, lighting district work, road surveys, airport fence inspection, grant applications for watershed protection and flood prevention, library funding updates, and multiple resolutions on assessments and taxes. meeting adjourned at 3 10 p.m.
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Board OF Supervisors
Supers
Mendo Caty
Supers Hartley
Klee
Sawyers
Chrmn
W. J. Broaddus
Dorothy V. Starks
Dpty
Dwight Hulse
Caty
George Nelson
D. A
Ord
Drmn
Cnty Clk
Mtr
Laytonville
Etwn County
P.G.E. Travel
Civil Defense
Thomas O. Clements
Moore Avenue
Calpella
Steiny and Mitchell
S.F
Dity
Little River
Boonville
Cnty
Cox ‘Ranch
Robinson Creek
Kussow
Dept. of Welfare
Don Miller
Dept. of Welfare Housing Dis
John Azevedo
San Fran
Resolu
Mendo. Cnty Flood Control and Water Conservation Dist
Anderson Valley
Miss Va. Hughes
Cnty Library
North Bay Coop. Library System
Strfr Civil Service Comm
J. R. Chess
Ord. Agric
Kroeger
Potter Valley
Assembly Committee On Water Rights
Caty Admin
Admin
County
Rd Comm
Thomas
Rich, Falk
Ohio State Univ
van West
Pauline Panina
New Lake Mendo
Supvsr
Hartley
Thrasher Lmbr
Enty Rd
Wener
Stipp
Ukiah-Boonville
Arena
James Campbell
Resol
Mendo
Cnty Farm Bureau
Suppors Chambers
Public power plan eyed to boost rural cooperatives
Udall said 251 rural cooperatives and publicly owned utilities in 11 states would benefit from the new power intertie. He denied private utilities could control the system as public agencies would run parts of each line. California Governor Brown backs federal construction. Some fear private firms could gain monopoly power. Robert Pafford Jr. predicted the plan would create shared influence among all parties.
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Ego Gas and Electric
Arizona
Public Service
Udall
Edmund G .Brown
California
Robert Pafford Jr
Sacramento
Bureau of Reclamation
Six Die After Highway Blast Wrecks Trucks
The crash left six dead and many injured as two trucks, one brand new, were smashed into wedge shapes. Fire trucks melted like butter and witnesses described the blast shock roaring through the valley as residents woke to the event. Police switchboards flooded with calls seeking information.
Forest highway to ease risky curves near Plaskett Meadows
Mil lar outlined Highway 7 funded by Accelerated Public Works with a planned alignment along a new logging road west of Plaskett Meadows. He noted a 2.8 mile stretch rebuilt from Nebo Rock financed by AWF funds for visiting dignitaries.
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Millar
Plaskett Meadows
Nebo Rock
AWF
Washington Republicans purge Goldwater delegates at state meet
In Washington State the northwest shows strong Goldwater support as Mrs. Edgar Eisenhower moves that the Republican platform be adopted without being read. Edgar Eisenhower leans liberal while Milton Eisenhower holds Bolshevik views and backs Johnson if Goldwater is the nominee. Delegates not for Goldwater were purged from the Washington GOP.
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Tion
Washington State
Northwest
Goldwater
Edgar Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Edgar
Milton
Johnson
Nixon
Scranton
Riot aftermath spurs federal aid appeal in tense city
In a racially charged scene, a white mob attacked a man who had placed a woman in a car to move her to a hospital, following a prior clash at a civil rights beach action. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. phoned the White House to seek federal marshals protection, reporting optimism after speaking with Lee White, while noting no federal action yet.
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Martin Luther King
White House
U.S
King
Lee White
Heat Wave Strikes California and Florida Dry Swelter
A fierce heat wave gripped California interior with 120 degree readings near Death Valley and 108 degree highs at Palmdale. A forest and brush fire sparked by the heat burned in California while a firefighting plane crashed near Prosser Dam, killing its pilot. Thunder showers moved across Florida from the Gulf as authorities warned of ongoing fire danger.
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United Press International
California
Gulf
Florida
Prosser Dam
Truckee
Furnace Creek
Death Valley
United States
Palmdale
Calif
Beginning Tennis Classes Start at Ukiah High Courts
A beginner class for children age 10 and up begins Monday at 8 a.m. on Ukiah High School courts. Dave Strong, instructor and recreation director, will lead the five week course from June 29 to July 29, free with players providing their own racquets shoes and balls. An intermediate class for high school students and adults starts Tuesday at 8 a.m. and runs Tuesdays and Thursdays. The new courts have boosted local tennis interest and a high school team may be formed in the future.
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Ukiah High School
Dave Strong
Acm
Strong
Burglar Ransacks Detective Agency Office in Los Angeles
An employee at the L. F. Clark Detective Agency reported the office was broken into on Thursday. A note left by the burglar read, So, solve this one, Signed Ace. No further details on motive or suspects were provided.
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Los Angeles
Calif
UPI
L. F. Clark Detective Agency
Ace
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NAT Haw State & Observatory
Hudson River
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Aly Vhe
Galvin
Ukiah
Central Motors
York Worlds
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