Kennedy record bars him as future president
An analysis of Robert F. Kennedy highlights both bold civil liberties advocacy and past McCarthy era tactics. The piece contrasts Kennedy’s Senate record, including civil rights support and anti wiretap stance, with earlier actions in government such as the Partin witness use and the Moscow trip temperaments. It notes Kennedy’s cautious stance during the Cuban missile crisis and raises questions about consistency and judgment for a presidential bid. The discussion references Eisenhower, Khrushchev, and the Berlin Wall context shaping Kennedy’s image.
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Fidel
Khrushchev
Vienna
Derry
Humphrey
South
Bobby Kennedy
Senate
Eugene McCarthy
Kennedy
Warren ‘Magnuson
D-Wash
Bobby
William O. Douglas
Russia
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Moscow
Hig Brother
Jek
Rugala
Averell
Harriman
Grteee
Nedy
JFK
Johnson
Joint Chiefs ‘of Staff
Gaba
Joint Chiefs
McCarthy Committee
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Washington
Joe McCarthy
FBI
J. Edgar.Hoover
Ramsey Clark
Lyndon Johnson
Jimmy Hoffa
Keane
Hoffa
Teamsters
Baton Rouge
Edward G. Partin
Partin
Earl Warren
John McKeithen
Louisiana
Robert F. Kennedy
Sherrill
Mary Helen Barre
Inglewood
Reagan
UROC
Newsman
Rockefeller
Robert F
Max Rafferty
Bell Collects For Roll Over On Ukiah Track
A spectacular roll over highlighted the third open competition at Ukiah Speedway on Sunday. Ralph Bell driving No 27 stocker collected about $60 from the roll over fund. Trophies went to Burt Foland No 33 in super modified and Pete Hathaway in stockers.
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Ukiah Speedway
Ralph Bell
Burt Foland
Pete Hathaway
Bill Robison
al Carkin
Arnold Lyly
Steve Castelli
Foland
Pete Bellotti
San Jose
Ukiah Oval
NOAA
Payments Cut Off For HairLength Claim Of Karl Taylor
The unemployment payments were halted for 23 year old Karl Taylor who is said to be able to work if he would cut his shoulder length hair. The case highlights a dispute over eligibility and grooming standards impacting benefits.
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Karl Taylor
Recreation Calendar Ukiah Weekly Activities
Recreation schedule lists Monday to Saturday events in Ukiah. Activities include bridge, folk dancing, golf luncheons, junior recreation golf, ski club, volleyball, twilight golf, track meet, dance club, and social club dinners at local venues such as the Palace Hotel Municipal clubhouse Ukiah High School track and Ukiah Square Shooters.
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Ukiah Duplicate Bridge Club
Palace Hotel
Ukiah International Folk Dancing Club
Ukiah Women’s Golf Club
Jr. H. S. Boys and Girls Recreation
Ukiah Ski Club
H.S. Boys Recreation
H. S
Blitz Krieg
Laughing Boys
Sons of Soul
Pitless
Bears
Twilight Golf League
Ukiah H. S
Jr. H. S
Ukiah
Ukiah Dance Club
Arrests and fines tied to county warrants
Cloverdale reports a Ukiah man arrested by sheriff's deputies on a traffic warrant and turned over to Ukiah police for giving a false name. Ronald Frederick Pitini of Chatsworth was jailed after a Fish and Game Department sentence requiring a $100 fine or 20 days for illegal possession of deer meat.
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Ukiah
Sheriff's Deputies
Ukiah Justice Court
Ronald Frederick Pitini
Chatsworth
San Fernando Valley
Fish and Game Department
Big River
Reagan Wins UROC Endorsement In California Caucus
Reagan won unanimous backing from United Republicans of California 9000 members for his favorite son candidacy at the group’s fifth annual convention. Delegates approved a platform opposing open housing provisions and the nuclear nonproliferation treaty while endorsing Rafferty for primary bid and urging support for a Reagan slate aligned with UROC principles.
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GOP
California
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Reagan
White House
van Horn
Culvert
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Miami Beach
War Horn
Rockefeller
Barry M. Goldwater
Stephen M. Sherrill
Los Angeles
Thomas H. Kuchel
Rafferty
Kenneth Steadman
Fremont
Kuchel
North Korea
U.S.S. Pueblo
Moose Lodge to host national officer in Ukiah
Ted Hardeman a special representative of the Membership Enrollment Department of the Supreme Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose will be the guest of honor at the Ukiah Moose Lodge Wednesday night at 8. Bob Satterfield president of Redwood Empire District will accompany him. They will discuss strengthening the organization to aid Mooseheart and Moosehaven and show members how to help local needy through community services. Food and refreshments will follow at 9 and Women of the Moose are invited to attend for questions about the chapter.
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Ted Hardeman
Supreme Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
Ukiah Moose Lodge
Hardeman
Bob Satterfield
Redwood Empire
California Moose Association
Lee Spencer
Mooseheart
Moosehaven
The
Moose
Hardeman-and-Satterfield
South lands on feet as world champions are in reach
The U S women's team is favored to win the world championship at the Bridge Olympics in Deauville next month. A detailed hands analysis from a Regency Whist Club event in New York shows South surviving a tricky spade and club sequence to secure the last trump, with East overruffing and later ruffing out clubs. South’s defense and play are praised as crucial, illustrating how cunning defense can clinch a slam. Verdi's Aida premiered in Cairo in 1871.
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U.S
Deauville
Regency Whist
New York
Declarer
East
South
Declirer
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Richard Chambers
Mark Luchetti
Walter Luchetti
Michelle Bettini
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Jimmy Closs
Jim Closs
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Jenny Reeves
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Moose Lodge
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Grand Opera House
Cairo
Egypt
Time Magazine
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Albert Mi. Hardie
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