Bank failure probes tied to money order firms
Sacramento report states grand jury indicted Mrs Weirman Bud Suhl and two others for embezzling 525000 from Security Currency Services Ltd and American Security Currency Ltd. Frontier Bank, organized 1920 and liquidating, seen as an apparatus of the two firms. Superintendent action criticized. FDIC receiver appointed.
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Eisenhower Calls Conventions Noisy And Confusing
Former president Eisenhower urged GOP leaders to cut noise and confusion at political conventions as television spreads coverage nationwide. He said the public is horrified by convention proceedings and proposed measures to improve the party image before the 1968 election. He recalled past confusion at the 1952 nomination and warned of world exposure via satellites.
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Eisenhower
White House
United States
Fort Bragg and Willits Cities Clash Over Bed Tax
Fort Bragg faces a stalled bed tax plan as council and motel owners clash over a four percent transient occupancy tax. Ukiah and Willits officials press for action while Willits vows repeal if Fort Bragg delays collection. Motel owners committee led by Richard Nicholl seeks emergency hearing and potential referendum.
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Willits
Ail
Bill Clow
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Acta
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James Martin
Fred Bates
William Youngblood
Board of Supervisors
Joe Scéramella
Don Scotto
Jaycees to Hear Br. Paul Poulos Jr at Ukiah Meeting
Ukiah Jaycees will host a Wednesday gathering at seven p.m. at the Maple Cafe. Dr. Paul Poulos Jr. will address how a junior college impacts the future of Mendocino County.
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Menxcino County
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Maple Cafe
Dust Blamed For Accident On U.S. 101
Dust from a passing car caused a crash on U.S. 101 three miles north of the Sonoma County line injuring Evelyn Flower 26 of Ukiah. Flower, heading north, blinded by dust, hit the gas while braking and was taken to Hildale Hospital by Cloverdale ambulance. Other incidents included Bertha Munster struck on N State Street by Sandy Painter 17 Ukiah. Judy Conroy 24 Ukiah swerved Mil Creek Road to avoid a car and was slightly injured.
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Mil ‘Creek
Insanity Plea Entered by Robbery Suspect
Timothy M. Griffith 21 of Azusa pled not guilty by reason of insanity in Ukiah Justice Court to armed robbery and wounding Foggy Otto after a March 8 incident at Foggy's Liquors. Otto son was shot in the groin with a sawed-off shotgun but sust a painful, not serious wound. Griffith, arrested in Seattle, faces further arraignment Thursday at 9:30 in Superior Court before Judge Wayne Burke.
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Foggy’s Liquors
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Ransom
Bev Broaddus
Cloverdale
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Three Journal Readers Win Ice Follies Free Tickets
Three Daily Journal readers have claimed free Ice Follies tickets by entering the naming contest. Winners listed include Bessie J. Taylor of 526 S State Street, Ancelotti of 2311 Redemeyer, and Myron Adams of 821 N Bush Street. To claim, winners must visit the Journal office by 5 p.m. next publication day and show two tickets to the show at Winterland San Francisco featuring Ken Ormsby Paulette Dean Bill Thomas Hugh Smith Richard Dwyer Jill Shipstad and Min Frick.
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Paulette Dean
Bill Thomas
Hugh Smith
Richard Dwyer
Jill Shipstad
Min Frick
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California Senate stalls tax bills amid budget pressure
California lawmakers moved a $100 million tax measure through the Assembly 52 to 8 and sent it toward the Senate, while a $250 million plan was filed. Gov Brown warned a special session was needed to avoid nearly $1 billion in cuts as each house passed separate revenue measures. The Senate approved a 30 to 3 version with a six cent cigarette tax controversy, and a conference committee was named to reconcile revenue plans.
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Assembly
Edmund G. Brown
Sesson
California
Senate Finance Committee
Vernon L. Stur
Ukiah Unified weighs football field move and budget plan
Trustees spent hours weighing football games at the Ukiah practice field versus Anton Stadium and lighting issues with the city. They prepared for possible 1965 afternoon games if lights are not ready, while city rotting poles threaten installation costs and future plans. The board approved a tentative budget of 3.2879 million with a 1.6 million teacher payroll, and set starting salaries from 5000 to 7050 for district staff with credentials and experience.
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Ukiah
Anton Staditon
Wildcat strikers cripple Cape Kennedy building crews
Cape Kennedy brief. Wildcat strikers turn away nearly half of the 5,300-man building and trades workforce, halting vital spaceport construction for a fourth day. Other briefs note Callaghan opening talks with U.S. officials on dollar support and Kosygin offering more military aid to North Vietnam, with Dominican rebels reporting fresh fighting against the junta in the interior.
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UPI
Wildcat
Weather Forecast for Northwestern California
Northwestern California reports fair weather with coastal fog through Wednesday. Expect moderate highs around 94 and lows near 64. Santa Rosa coastal winds shift from north to northwest around 225 degrees.
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Mass Conviction Of UC Sit-Ins To Be Appealed
Berkeley UPI report states 297 free speech sit in demonstrators were found guilty of trespassing and most also of resisting arrest after a fall siege on UC. A third charge of failure to disperse from an unlawful assembly was dropped by Judge Rupert Crittenden who ruled it inappropriate for political demonstrations. Nearly all 297 convictions were expected to be followed by similar verdicts for the remaining demonstrators, tied to the University’s Speech Movement rules on campus activity.
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Fiery Pan Am jet flight 843 faces fuel tank blaze
San Francisco officials report Pan American jet 843 carrying 143 passengers and 10 crew to Hawaii became a fiery in-flight drama after a suspected fuel-tank fire on the starboard wing. The Boeing 707 diverted to Travis Air Force Base 45 miles away, landing safely with no injuries. One nose-wheel collapse on the return to service followed before most passengers continued their trip.
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San Francisco
UPI
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Bay Area
Travis Air Force Base
CH. Kimés
Danville
Calif
James 0. Clifford
San Francisco International
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