Vinewood Park Vandalism Spurs City Action in Ukiah
Ukiah officials report increasing vandalism at Vinewood Park on Elm Street with repeated damage to restrooms and a water fountain. City manager Jim Smart outlines measures including stronger lighting, potential high fencing, and replacement of commodes with cast aluminum units amid a $72,000 park investment and ongoing citizen watch efforts.
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Ukiah
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Elm Street
Jim Smart
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Graham
Kite Flight safety booklet aids Ukiah kite fliers
The City of Ukiah Municipal Electric System distributes a 16 page booklet titled Kite Flight through Maurice Roper. Published by the American Public Power Association, it covers kite making three types, a boy and uncle story, and the history of flight. Copies are at City Hall with bulk school orders available.
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Ukiah
Maurice Roper
American Public Power Association
National Organization of Local Public Power Systems
Roper
Porter adjourns Paris talks in protest over Communists
U.S. Ambassador William J. Porter suspended the Paris Vietnam talks after Communist refusal to negotiate on POWs. He warned he would not return until negotiators show willingness to discuss substantive points. Viet Cong and Hanoi delegates decried the move as sabotage as the sessions remain deadlocked.
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George Libera
Paris
UPI
U.S
William J. Porter
Vietnam
US State Department
United States
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Porter
Ly van Sau
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Nixon
Mme
Nguyen Thi Binh
Viet Cong
Stephen Ledegar
Ledegar
Texas Leaguer Origin Credited to Arthur Sunday Hit
The term Texas Leaguer first appeared in 1889 to describe the short hits by Arthur Sunday of the Texas League who batted .398 aided by these delicate hits called Texas Leaguers in early baseball lore.
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Arthur Sunday
Navy chaplain faces adultery trial first for a U S Navy case
Navy Chaplain Andrew Jensen, 43, is tried on conduct unbecoming an officer in a landmark court martial based on adultery claims. Fourteen defense witnesses defend him as a devoted minister while two wives accuse him of multiple affairs at motels, Jensen's chapel office, and his apartment.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
Navy
Andrew Jensen
Jensen
Lora Gudbranson
Mary- Ann Curran
Isabelle Jaquette
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