Random notes from Ukiah and Monterey during festival season
A collage of local sightings and travel tidbits from Ukiah, Carmel, and Monterey. Readers describe heat reversals, the first International Pop Festival at the Monterey Fairgrounds, meeting acquaintances, a nun in Carmel, a Rolls Royce, a Navy SEALs feature, and a teen center kickoff. Includes travel mishaps and small town anecdotes.
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Ukiah
Monterey Fairgrounds
Britain
Eric Burdon
Monterey
BEAC
Motters- Park
Okiahans
Jana Froneberger
Tan Seaton
Ian
Salinas
Les ‘Tracy
Randy Farmer
Steve Giapnecchini
Carmel
Redwood
Malley
Ais
CDC Slams Police Brutality at Demonstrations
SAN DIEGO CA The CDC adopted a resolution condemning Los Angeles police handling of peace demonstrators outside the Century Plaza Hotel last Friday as frightening brutality The group also criticized Mayor Sam Yorty for citing impending violence to justify police oppression The meeting followed President Johnsons visit to protest the Vietnam War and discussed plans for a Long Beach convention nominee Tickets and peace candidates in the 1968 election were mentioned by CDC officials and delegates
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San Diego
UPID
Los Angeles
Century ‘Plaza
California Democratic Council
CDC
Sam Yorty
Johnson
Gerald Hill
San Francisco
Vietnam
CDO
Long Beach
T Peace
Clausen Honors Hubert Scudder At Sebastopol Park Dedication
Washington Congressman Don Clausen paid tribute to Hubert B. Scudder of Sebastopol during the Hubert Scudder Park Addition dedication ceremony. Clausen recalled Scudder’s service as a councilman, State Legislator, U.S. Congressman, and Warren administration member, urging the living memory of his contributions. A telegram from Senators Kuchel and Murphy and former colleagues was read at the event.
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Washington, D. C
Don Clausen
Redwood Empire
Hubert B. Scudder
Sebastopol
Hubert Scudder
Clausen
Scudder
Sacramento
U.S
Washington
Warren Administration
Kuchel
Murphy
Congress
Bridge Tourney Slated Tonight At Palace Hotel
Ukiah Duplicate Bridge Club members will compete for master points tonight at the Palace Hotel with 7 30 p m play. Margaret Weaver and Charles Wener won the club's annual mixed pairs tournament last week and will receive trophies and master points. Jacquie Larsen and Al Bellon placed second, Kathy Hunter and Bruce Bajema third, and a four team tie for fourth including Bea Davini-Dave Strong and Marcella Kennedy-Ed Kennedy.
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Ukiah Duplicate Bridge Club
Palace Hotel
Margaret Weaver
Charles Wener
Jacquie Larsen
al Bellon
Kathy Hunter
Bruce Bajema
Bea
Davini- Dave
Strong
Marcella Kennedy
Ed Kennedy
Break in rubber strike resumes after four days of talks
Negotiators for URW and five tire makers return to bargaining in Ohio and at company locations after four days of peace talks failed to yield a contract. The 67 day strike, idling 54,000 workers, remains unresolved as mediation chief Simkin says negotiations will continue with all parties summoned. The walkout began April 20 with UAW targets including Firestone, Uniroyal, and Goodrich.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Rubber Workers Union
URW
Ohio
William E. Simkin
Federal
Simkin
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
UAW
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Uniroyal
B.F. Goodrich
General Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Waco, Tex
Pope Paul VI names 27 new cardinals in Rome ceremony
Pope Paul VI proclaims 27 new cardinals including four Americans amid a streamlined secret consistory. Notables named include Archbishops Patrick Louis O Boyle John P Code and John Joseph Krol with Msgr Francis J Brennan. Ceremonies highlight the Vatican reform as the College of Cardinals reaches a record 118 members and 44 nations.
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Zander Hollander
Vatican
UPI
Paul VI
Jerusalem
Oasis of Peace
Indonesia
Poland
College of Cardinals
Patrick Louis O'Boyle
Washington, D.C
John P. Code
Chicago
John Joseph Krol
Philadelphia
Msgr
Francis J. Brennan
Shenandoah
Ireland enforces old kiss ban with 5.60 fine
In Limerick a 19 year old Mary McCarthy was fined 5.60 for kissing in public under a 1935 law. The judge upheld the measure as a lawful offense, signaling a firm stance on public kissing.
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Mary McCarthy
Ireland
Texas Leads In Sheep And Goat Wool Production
Texas leads all states in the Union for sheep and goats, and for wool and mohair production, according to early 20th century agricultural figures highlighting Texas as a dominant wool and livestock region.
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Texas
of the Union
Kennedy Assassination Report Mentions Single Bullet Theory
The document references differing eyewitness timings for the Kennedy shooting and notes a CBS analysis suggesting the first bullet struck Kennedy and may have wounded Connally. It discusses estimated reaction intervals of four to eight seconds and cites a commission timeframe that could support the single bullet theory.
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Rufale
Haddie
Kennedy
Corst
Dinaheli
Connally
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Gary Gleason
Gary’ Gleason
Redwood Valley
Healdsburg
Eureka
Whiah Baily Journal
A. Core
Goa
Bina Shivdasani
Ascot
Bina Irst
Middle East
City of God
Southeast
Asia
Paul
Rome
Limerick
Erwin- Williams Paints
Walladen Venatiga
Venturi
Eckian
Volkswagen
Sid Beamer
North State
By Rod Zimmerman
Leir
Adams
Madison Franklin
Jefferson Th
Rogney L. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
South State ST
Raieny
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