In Principle Pact for Redwood National Park Formation
Washington reports federal and state officials reached an in principle agreement on creating a redwoods national park in northern California. The plan centers on land exchanges, with one major detail still disputed, and includes a proposed parkway, timber-sharing aims, and transfer negotiations for Fort Ord and other lands as part of a broader park system overhaul.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Redwoods National Park
California
White House
Budget Bureau
Defense Department
Redwood
Calif
Jeffery Cohelan
D-Calif
Clausen
Redwood Park
Cohelan
Redwood Creek
Phillip S. Hughes
Jedediah Smith State Park
Klamath River
Orick
Six Rivers National Forest
del Norte County
Rellim Redwood Co
Rellim-Miller
Six Rivers
Ft.Ord
Ft. Barry
Ft. Cronkite
el Castillo
San Onofre Beach
King Range
Muir Woods National Monument
Devils Postpile National Monument
Jayo County
National Forest Lands
Reagan aims to sign red ink budget before deadline
Ronald Reagan said he would sign a red ink budget before the midnight Friday deadline and trust the legislature to balance it later with a responsible tax bill. He opposed deep cuts even as a $1 billion tax package stalls in a Senate committee and a $5 billion budget faces passage by Friday.
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Norman Kempster
Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
Senate
Senate Assembly
Senate Finance Committee
Edmund G. Brown
Reagan
Department of Mental Hygiene
John G. Veneman
R-Moresto
Talmage Bar Brawl Ends With Wounded Ear
A Monday evening fight at Town and Country Bar in Mendocino County spilled outdoors after the bartenider's request. Francis A. Carmichael reported his ear was badly bitten during the melee with Kelly Cox and others. Sheriff’s deputy Claire Grothe dispatched to Mendocino State Hospital. no charges disclosed yet.
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Bartenider
Claire Grothe
Sheriff's Department
Mendocino State Hospital
Francis A. Carmichael
Talmage
Carmichael
Grothe
Kelly Cox
John Harding
Cox
Kenneth McKay
Find Your Name in Journal Ice Follies Contest
Journal readers can win two passes to the Ice Follies at Winterland San Francisco. Each day a random name from the telephone directory will appear on the want ad page starting Wednesday. Report to the Journal office by 5 p.m. the next publication day to claim the prize.
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Journal
The
Daily Journal
Shipstads and Johnson
San Francisco
Winterland
Post
Steiner Streets
Clausen Urges Hearings For United Middle East Policy
Washington Congressmen Don H. Clausen and Robert Taft Jr. press for immediate hearings to forge a united U.S. stance on the Middle East crisis. Their resolution seeks direct negotiations, respect for sovereignty, open Gulf of Aqaba passage, access to Jerusalem holy sites, and refugee resettlement funded by Israel and others.
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Don H. Clausen
Robert Tafts Jr
Ohio-Republican
Middle East
U.S
Washington, D.C
Israel
Clausen
House of Representatives
United Nations
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
Jerusalem
Irael
Temperature summary from Ukiah weather June 1967
Ukiah weather report shows June 26 1967 with high 94 and low 54, noon temperature 85 and rainfall 43.16. Observation by Fire Department Observer. Weather data also references June 26 1966 with high 86 and low 53 and last year rainfall 35.46.
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Ukiah Weather
New Student Job Service Opens in Classifieds
The Daily Journal launches a new Student Jobs Wanted classifieds section with a special five days for the price of three rate. Applicants must be 18 or older and show a student body card when placing ads. Employers are urged to read the new classification and offer jobs when possible. Many students need vacation work to meet fall expenses.
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The
Daily Journal
Soviet demands punishment for U S pilots in Cam Pha raid
MOSCOW demanded punishment for U S pilots who strafed the Soviet ship Turkmenistan in the Cam Pha area near Haiphong on June 2, killing one Russian. In Baltimore President Johnson said he and Kosygin achieved a better understanding of common goals at their summit. Kosygin toured Havana with Castro after a restrained reception, Tass reported no details. Israel returned 425 prisoners to Jordan in exchange for two Israeli pilots at Allenby Bridge.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
U.S
Turkestan
Cam Pha
Haiphong
Baltimore
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Havana
Alexei N.kosygin
Fidel Castro
Tass
Kosygin
Allenby Bridge
Jordan
Israel
Oklahans Hurt In Bike Mishap
Robert Harry Kuintzle age 31 and Amy Kuintzle age 27 of Redwood Valley were injured when their tandem motor scooter tire blew out on Eel River Road one mile north of Gibson Lane Potter Valley around 8 30 last night. They suffered lac erations and other minor injuries and were transported by Zimmerman Ambulance to Hillside Community Hospital for treatment.
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Robert Harry Kuintzle
Amy Kuintzle
Redwood Valley
Eel River Road
Gibson Lane
Potter Valley
Zimmerman Ambulance
Hillside Community Hospital
Ukiah Chamber Seeks Secretary Manager Hire
The Ukiah Chamber of Commerce seeks applicants for secretary manager after William A. Henderson Jr. resigned June 15. Applications with full resumes to Jack Parson, screening committee chair named by President Edward J. Bean, by July 15. Salary is 6000 dollars per year.
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Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
William A. Henderson Jr
Jack Parson
Chamber
Edward J. Bean
Pearson
Viet Cong Execute American Civilian? Broadcast Claims
Viet Cong and Hanoi Radio claimed the execution of Gustav Hertz of New York a civilian employee with AID seized near Saigon. The June 15 broadcast cited reprisal after earlier announcements of other U.S. captives executed by the National Liberation Front linked to the Viet Cong.
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Gustav Hertz
New York
Brooklyn
National Liberation Front
NLF
Viet Cong
Hertz
Agency For International Development (Aid
Thu Duc
Saigon
U.S
Leesburg
Washington
Agency
AID
Vietnam
A. Burke Hertz
Falls Church
Washington City
Hanoi Radio
North Vietnam
Kenneth Roraback
Humbert Versace
Roraback
Israel Moves to Annex Old City of Jerusalem
JERUSALEM ISRAEL today virtually annexed the Old City of Jerusalem after Premier Levi Eshkol submitted enabling laws to the Knesset. The draft bill merges municipal councils and services and guarantees access to holy sites while protecting them from desecration and religious offense.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Israel
Old City
Jordan
Levi Eshkol
Knesset
Hannan Bar-On
Foreign Office
Johnson to Meet Hussein in White House Diplomacy Round
President Johnson will meet King Hussein of Jordan at the White House on Wednesday for a new round of personal diplomacy at the summit level to seek a solution to the Mideast crisis. Hussein, in New York for the UN special assembly, will be the first Arab leader to discuss the war since it began June 5. The White House said the meeting follows Johnson's Glassboro summit with Kosygin and will address Israeli withdrawal from Jordanian territories west of the Jordan River, aid to Jordan, and the push for direct peace talks and borders. Hussein warned the UN that the war could resume if Israel is not condemned and Arab lands restored. Continued on Page 8.
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UPI
John
Hussein of
Jordan
Ite House
Hussein
New York
United Nations
Special Assembly
Johnson
White House
Alexe
N. Kosygin
Glassboro
N. J
United States
Israel
Jordan River
Jerusalem
Middle East
U. S
West Bank
Washington
World Organization
Israel to Hold Land Until Direct Peace Talks Begin
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol said Israel will not relinquish lands won in this month's war until Arab neighbors sit down for direct peace negotiations. He urged direct talks, allowing US and Soviet roles but stressing settlement must be through Israel and its neighbors. He noted Arab refusals to bargain and cited Soviet backing of the Arab cause at the UN. A Jerusalem interview touched on broader Mideast crisis issues.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Levi Eshkol
Israel
Middle East
United Press, International
Soviet Union
United Nations
Eshkol
Jordan
Mid-East
United States
Johnson Aides Seek Delay in Auto Tax Cut and Tax Hike
President Johnson's adviser Gardner Ackley told lawmakers there is no escape from raising personal and corporate income taxes this year to curb prices and rates. He proposed postponing the auto excise tax cut next April and noted the car tax cut would save about 150 dollars on the typical new vehicle, which could slow auto sales and the economy.
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John.pierson
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
House
Senate Economic Committee
Ackley
Hollybush Meetings as Testing Ground for U S Russian Ties
Washington analysis views the Hollybush talks between President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin as a valuable testing ground for U S Soviet relations. After ten hours of discussions, personal rapport and diplomacy were emphasized, withKosygin willing to extend talks and Dobrynin and Thompson gaining ground. Critics warn against overrating outcomes as McNamara’s antIBM focus is noted amid ongoing strategic tensions.
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Merriman Smith
Washington
UPI
Hollybush
Camp David
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
State College
Glassboro
N.J
Mideast
Vietnam
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Elmer W. Lammi
Bon Clausen
Alvin-Spivak
By Joseph W. Grigg and
Eliah Simon
Dean Rusk
USS
Russia
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
America
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Robert
S. McNamara
McNamara
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