Pentagon plays it safe on war data in Paris talks
Washington reports say Paris delegates receive only routine intelligence on the Vietnam War while top secret staff plans and contingency papers stay in Washington. Ambassador Bruce learns of air strikes late and presses for fuller background as critics warn of a tougher bargaining environment in Paris. Meanwhile poet Allen Ginsberg probes CIA opium links in Laos, meeting director Helms and examining documents. The Big Four pause a Middle East peace communique after Sadat shifts to Moscow, leaving the Israel Egypt conflict unsettled but with cautious hopes for restraint and renewal.
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Washington
Paris
North Vietnam
David K.E. Bruce
Bruce
Julian Ewell
Pentagon
Thomas Moorer
Joint Chiefs
Washington Post
New Quest
Allen Ginsberg
Central Intelligence Agency
Laos
Ginsberg
CIA
Richard Helms
Helms
State Department
U.S
Thailand
Senate
S.M. Mustard
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
New York Times
Ramparts Magazine
Ernest Gruening
D-Alaska
Air Force
Saigon
Les Whitten
Walter Pincus
Indochina
Mid East
Big Four
Egypt
Middle East
Israel
Sadat
Moscow
Suez Canal
Petition drives for road sweeper Jim Turner return
In Radwick England Mrs Beatrice Ashmead gathered 130 signatures demanding the return of road sweeper Jim Turner age 61 to his old route. Villagers say he was conscientious and cared about the village and are very annoyed by his reassignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radwick
England
UPI
Beatrice Ashmead
Jim Turner
Horse seminar Saturday in Lake County
University of California extension service hosts a Saturday horse seminar at Lake County Fairgrounds starting 9 30 a m. Instructor Jane Minero urges firm but humane methods to teach minding a horse, with emphasis on safety tack care health and horsemanship. A post lunch horse show with ribbons follows a 1 50 per family fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minero
Lake County
University of California Agricultural Extension Service
Lake County Fairgrounds
Rod Shippey
Okinawan base workers face new dismissal phase
At Naha and Kadena Air Bases 310 Okinawan workers will be dismissed on May 15 after notices were handed to workers this week following union notification. This marks the fourth phase of a 3,000 worker discharge program, bringing total served to 1,250 so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naha, Okinawa
UPI
U.S
Naha and
Kadena
Mendocino County Hearings on Permits and Variance
Mendocino County Planning Commission schedules public hearings for April 2 1971 at Ukiah courthouse. Topics include Use Permits for a travel trailer park Aquarius Electronics a small electronics plant Redwood Valley church site and a heliport plus a Variance for a lot split near Redwood Valley. All interested parties invited to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino
Gerald P. Hurd
Redwood Valley
Ted Hilton
Mendocino Students Named to SRJC Dean's List Fall 1970
Mendocino County residents are listed on Santa Rosa Junior College's Fall 1970 Dean's Honor List released by the dean of students. The list covers Highest Honors, High Honors, and Honors, with G P A thresholds from 3.20 to 4.00 and two thirds course work in transferrable subjects. Notable names include Steve Buckmaster, Steven R. Kelez, Ruby Scroggins, Lorraine Stout, James Sutton, Susan Botsford, Charles Staser, Roy Hoskins Jr, Steve Andreis, Dorathy Harttine, Dale Spring, Gary Bowers, and others from Ukiah, Fort Bragg, Willits, Point Arena, and Anderson Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino County
Santa Rosa Junior College
Steve Buckmaster
Steven R. Kelez
Ruby L. Scroggins
Lorraine B. Stout
James R. Sutton
Ukiah
Sharon Ann Harrs
Judy R. Hennigan
Compact flips after fast turn on State
Edward Michael Abbott 22 of Ukiah was arrested for drunk driving after a single car crash near State Street and Low Gap Road at 2:18 a.m. He reportedly sped about 60 mph, lost control, rolled, and struck a service station. minor injuries to Abbott, major vehicle damage. He refused treatment and was booked on DUI with possible speeding and improper turning violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Michael Abbott
Ukiah
State Street
Low Gap Road
Abbott
Frank Stafford
Stafford
Vernal Equinox Opens Spring With Global Oddities
The article blends Easter season notes with global quirks. In Rome strikers push for cultural gains as gas workers seek higher pay and shifts. Humboldt County shows varied marriage stats compared with our county. Don Clausen criticizes White House wine policy, advocating American wines. The Skunk railway seeks a fare hike after losses, while Cal Western lobbies local councils for support. Attendance rises at Rancho Mariposa films and Ukiah concerts push for 1971-72 season memberships. Bay Meadows hosts a bright object sighting. a local joke about poodles closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
California
Humboldt County
Cow
Don Clausen
White House
JFK
LBJ
State Department
Upstate
New York
Skunk
Cal Western
Fort Bragg-Mendocino
Rancho Mariposa
Frank Zeek
Buster Keaton
Humphrey Bogart
Mary Astor
Sidney Greenstreet
Peter Lorre
Redwood Empire Quarter Horse Association
Bay Meadows
Hopland
Ukiah
Bill Miller
Fifi
Fufu
Fido
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American LaFrance
LaFrance
Ukiah Department
Journal
Williams
W. R. Eversole
Eversole
U.C
Jane Minero
Leo M. Cook
P.O
Dept. 1 Superior Court of the
State of California
County of Mendocino
Oliver
Howard
Carla Ann Allen
Department No. 1
Said Court
Viola N. Richardson
Margaret Harryman
E. A. Eversole
Ukiah, California
al Thrasher Equipment Corp
McNab Ranch
SRJC
West Lafayette, Ind
Wallace Denton
Purdue University
Department of Child Development and
Cincinnati
Harold J. Graver
Graver
Teleprompter
DIAL
Luck Channel
Spanish Mountain Television
South Main St
Ken
Cail
Kenneth Howard
W. Clay Ukian
Daily Journal Classified
Ukiah Theatre
Ukiah Area
Oa Aetel As
Kiwanis Club
House of Garner
Knights OF Columbus
St. Marys
Lake Mendocino Lions Club
Broiler Steak House
Ukiah Lions Club
Manor Tnn
Redwood Empire Lions Club
Manor Inn Rotary Club
Palace
Church &Oak Senior Citizens Club
Grange Hall Soroptimist Club OF Ukiah
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