Wall Street dives as GM cuts production and inflation fears mount
New York stocks tumbled with about 85 percent of issues down in the first half hour on the NYSE. General Motors began cutbacks at four assembly plants signaling a large production pullback amid inflation worries amid a broad market rout the biggest since 1963. Two million shares traded in early morning brisk activity. Bargain hunting appeared as glamor issues slipped sharply and overall selling intensified.
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New York
UPI
United Press International
New York Stock Exchange
Detroit
General Motors
Kennedy
Viet
General Motors Corp
Wall Street
Kerr Attacked UC Campus Harbor for Filth and Communism
UPI report on California state Senate subcommittee findings portrays the University of California Berkeley campus as a harbor for filth and communism. It blames President Clark Kerr for allowing rebellious, criminal, communist and radical elements among students, non-students, and faculty to dominate the campus while tracing ties to the Viet Nam Day Committee and Free Speech Movement through 1965. The panel admits lacking actionable evidence against staff but asserts caution in hiring and subversion risks on campus.
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Roberto-Fairbanks
Sacramento
Calif
UPI
State Senate Subcommittee On
University of California
Berkeley
Clark Kerr
Kerr
Viet Nam Day Committee
VDC
FSM
New Development
Subcommittee
Bettina
Aptheker
Mike Myerson
Three Injured In Crash At Interchange
Three people were injured in a 3:50 PM crash at the Perkins Street interchange with the freeway in Ukiah. Victoria Paul, 17, driving a small foreign car, and her passenger William Lewis, 17, were treated at Ukiah General Hospital after being thrown from the car that struck Elva Rigby’s turning vehicle, which remained stationary. Robb Paul, brother of the driver, was taken to the hospital with his mother assisting. Firefighters cleaned up gasoline spills from a ruptured tank and CHP planned to cite Miss Paul.
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William Lewis
Ukiah General Hospital
Zimmerman ‘Ambulance
Robb Paul
Ukiah Fire Department
Miss Paul
Redwood Iris Group Plans Sunday Show
The Redwood Iris Society hosts its annual iris show in Ukiat Iris Floriculture Building in the 12th District from 1 to 7 p.m. Displays include perfect single blooms from local gardens and seances of the choicest flowers. Enter by 10 a.m. for judging per American Iris Show standards. Mrs Maynard Knopf of Potter Valley is general chairman. Mrs German will welcome visiting judges. Mrs Romer directs arrangements and classifications. Society president Mrs Lowell Near assists attendees.
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Redwood Iris Society
Maynard
Knopf
of. Potter
Valley
Arthur. Romer
Lowell Near
Fire Calls Wednesday At Ukiah Airport And Dora Perkins
Standby call to Ukiah Municipal Airport for washdown after minor aircraft incident. AFalse alarm at Dora and Perkins triggered a box alarm at 6 01 p m with no injuries reported.
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Ukiah Municipal
Dora and
Perkins
Pilot lands Mooney in a one point at Ukiah airport
Pasadena man Norton Moise, flying a Mooney Mark .20, made a near perfect one point nose wheel landing at Ukiah after an improper approach. The nose gear collapsed, damaging propeller and main gear. Morse rode with a Bank of America courier to Oakland, then continued to Seattle by air. Firefighters responded but were not needed.
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Pasadena
Mooney
Ukiah
Norton
Moise
Seattle
Morse
Oakland
Bank of America
Toddler's Park Dedication Set Tomorrow
Kiwanis dedicate a new Toddler's Park at the municipal park tomorrow at 10 AM. Construction was a Kiwanis service project led by vice president Cim Widdoes with Kiwanis Boys and Girls Clubs assisting. Attendees are urged to bring toddlers to test the equipment. a brief ceremony is expected.
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Kiwanians
Im Widdoes
Kiwanis Boys and Girls
Widdoes
House of
Woody
Viet Nam
Klan member sought after hospital shooting in Athens
Ku Klux Klan member Joseph Howard Sims a 45 year old mechanic once linked to the Penn case was sought after allegedly shooting his wife in the face at Athens General Hospital The condition of the woman was reported as fair though she suffered a gunshot below the right collarbone Officers described Sims as highly temperamental and believed to have fled with cronies to the hospital area Pinkerton guards were posted amid hospital chaos as authorities pursued the suspect
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Athens, Ga
UPI
Joseph Howard Sims
Lemuel Penn
North
Georgia
Sims
Athens General Hospital
Penn
Budget Deadlock Seen Breaking Early Next Week
Sacramento UPI Norman Kempster reports Assembly Ways and Means chair Robert Crown predicts the month long budget deadlock will break early next week after Republican reductions proposals unfold. Senate Finance Committee finished its version of the 34.6 billion budget during a secret session as lawmakers push toward adjournment for the June 7 primary. The weeklong drive aims to balance the budget with an accurate accounting plan while a constitutional revision package is sought by both parties.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly Ways and Means
Senate
Assembly
Democrats
George Miller Jr
D-Martinez
Senate Finance Committee
Edmund G. Brown
Weather Take: Northwestern California Fair Through Saturday
Northwestern California expected fair conditions through Saturday with cloudy periods. Tonight and Friday see local showers in the north and south to the southwest winds 10 to 20 knots.
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California
Growth Hormone Isolated by UC Researchers
UC Berkeley scientists led by Dr Li and Dr Dixon isolated human growth hormone HGH into 18 chemical units. Reported in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, the discovery could pave the way for injections to aid growth in children and targeted growth in specific body parts. Current supply is extremely limited and animal HGH proved ineffective in humans.
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Richard M. Harnett
Berkeley
Calif
UPI
University of California
American Chemical Society
Jonathan 5
Dixon
Dro Ca” Li
Wangkyng Liu
Fulbright warns U.S. spending undercuts Vietnam society
Senator Fulbright says American money destabilizes Vietnam’s economy, calling Saigon “an American brothel.” He argues hair spray and other goods flood military exchanges, risking a collapse of Vietnamese norms and livelihoods. He criticizes Goldwater and Javits for challenging his views and defends U.S. policy’s intent.
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Washington
T Upi
J. William Fulbright
U.S
Viet Nam
Saigon
Fulbright
John Hopkins University School
Barry Goldwater
Sen
Jacob KC Savits
Y. Goldwater
Javits
Goldwater
Southeast Asia
East Bay Coach May Get Nod for Ukiah Job
A coach from an East Bay high school with North Bay League exposure is expected to be recommended for Ukiah high school's head football coach at the Ukiah Unified district board of trustees meeting in the high school library at 8 p.m. Superintendent Dr. Don Halverson will submit the name, which will not be disclosed until the meeting. The candidate is described as young yet seasoned and a longtime football enthusiast, per screening committee reports. The board's agenda includes budget updates and other items.
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East Bay
Ukiah High School
Ukiah Unified District Board of Trustees
Don Halverson
Ithe
Man Hig
Viet Nam At a Glance Update on Vietnam War Actions
U S Army 1st Air Cavalry traps a fleeing Viet Cong battalion at sea, boosting two day toll to 141. Washington reports 40 000 extra U S troops deployed as monsoon season nears. Ky halts Buddhist walkout by giving election committee official status. Red China warns Thailand over aiding Vietnam. Harriman says no prisoner exchange talks now.
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Saigon
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry
South China Sea
Nguyen Cao Ky
Tokyo
Red
China
Thailand
Viet Nam
Sex-Sadists Sentenced to Life Imprisonment in Moors Murders
Jan Brady and his mistress Myra Hindley were found guilty of murder in the bodies on the moor trial. Brady and Hindley received concurrent life sentences. Hindley was also found guilty as an accessory. The case involved the murders of Lesley Ann Downey, 10, and Edward Evans, 17, with Evans hacked to death by an ax.
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Jan Brady
Myra Hindley
Brady
Lesley Ann Downey
Edward Evans
John Kilbride
Hindley
Fenton Atkinson
Chester Castle
Young Evans
Bewiggerl
England
Atkinson
Evans
Fenton
Britain
Pennine
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Rev. Broaddus
Bob Shore
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Lions
Journal
G. Hunter
Toddler's Park
Simg
Pinkerton
By Norman Kempster
Ukiahi
Nam
Hanoi
United States
Geneva
W. Averell” Harriman
Viet' Nam
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