Gunmen Hold Up Bar-X Liquor Store in Oroville
Two gunmen robbed the Bar-X liquor store in Oroville and fled with 356 dollars. Police and a California Highway Patrol officer pursued, one suspect was captured after a shot. County sheriff deputy joined the chase and the pair were eventually cornered near a rock pile. Suspects Satterfield and Shipp were booked for armed robbery.
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Paralyzed by Diet Hopeful Housewife Pursues Weight Loss
Mrs. Mary Ferguson, a 244 pound housewife from Bong Beach, begins a strict liquid fast hoping to shed 50 pounds. She will monitor progress with a scale brought every few days, under a doctor's care, while staying at a hotel to avoid her husband Arthur's meals.
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College Teachers Seek Recall Of Max Rafferty
About 20 professors from Long Beach San Fernando and Los Angeles state colleges adopted a resolution calling for the recall of Dr. Max Rafferty as state superintendent of public instruction. The California State College Professors Regional Legislative Conference chaired by S J Dackawich approved the action citing concerns about Rafferty's competency.
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Beck speaks on education and faith against Communism in Oklahoma City
Ed Beck argues American education lags Russia in math and science while Western Christians model moral standards. He contrasts schooling and religious life in the USSR with American freedoms, noting church growth despite restrictions and urging contemplation at a Methodist service in okla City from 7 30 nightly through Thursday.
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Legislature Today Reports Tax Reform Sent to Legislature
The legislature moves forward a long advertised tax reform program. The Senate passes a bill allowing cities to destroy brush on private property and approves extending fireworks restrictions from eight months to a full year in wooded areas. Senator Car Christensen introduces a bill to create a state board of registration for professional foresters. The Assembly Public Health Committee defers action on a bill to prohibit sale of model airplane glue to minors for one week.
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New Officers Installed By DeMolay in Ukiah Chapter 1039
Ukiah Chapter 1039 DeMolay installed new officers on Saturday night March 1 at the Masonic Temple. Larry Stater became master councilor with his twin Jer Stater stepping down. Mrs Don Thornton and Don Thornton will serve as chapter mother and chapter dad. John Stater of Richmond attended as guest. Royal Arch Masons sponsors and District 3 supervisor Richard Mazzoni oversaw rites.
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Realtors to Initiate Salesmen Wednesday Dinner Meeting
Mendocino County Board of Realtors will initiate new salesmen at a dinner and meeting tomorrow night at 7 in the House of Garner dining room. Frances Wheeler secretary says Diane Darby will provide musical entertainment and Leonard Nix serves as program chairman.
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Satellites by '66 Highlight Budget Risk and Soviet Push
The piece recounts Werner von Braun warning Congress that a $1.8 billion space budget could endanger the United States moon effort, as the USSR may land first. He argued against 10 percent cuts, stressing that Russia will push for a lunar landing overall. Experts project Luna goals for 1968 with costs exceeding $20 billion.
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Game wardens file charges over unmarked deer meat
Officials report charges against Joseph Geil, 32, after discovery of unmarked deer meat at Yall Ranch. The report notes a violation of hunting regulations and references the local warden office proceeding with the case.
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Honor Camp Escapee Case Continued in Justice Court
Pat Morehouse, charged with escape from a San Quentin Honor Camp and auto theft, had his case continued until March 29 when he appeared in Justice Court near Vacaville correctional center where he is serving a term. Sacramento forgery case on five counts of felony checks continued until Friday. Gene Shaefer, being on...
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Justice Court
Yesveg
Vacaville
Sacramento Forgery
Gene Shaefer
Youth Act Faces Scrutiny Over Budget Details
A Senate government operations committee heard that better information on the national budget is needed. Holland backed a plan to form a joint watchdog committee to monitor government spending for 12 months. The National Conference of Weights and Measures warned many manufacturers would welcome packaging legislation to curb prices.
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