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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1968

Page

5

California official probes Corps over Dos Rios dam plan

Livermore, administrator of California Resources Agency, charges the U S Army Corps of Engineers with misrepresenting the state position on a 400 million dam on the Eel River near Dos Rios. He demands details on plans for 1500 residents and 350 Indians to be displaced, notes the county board’s opposition, and says final approval requires clear economic and necessity justifications.

Norman,b. Livermore, Jr The Resources Agency of California U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Eel River Dos Rios Frank Boerger Livermore Corps of Engineers California Shasta Oroville Corps Covelo Round Valley Mendocino County Board of Supervisors

Abalone Hunter Found Dead At Cleone Beach

Angelo Joseph Righero 58 of Live Oak Calif was found dead early Sunday face up in the surf at Cleone Beach ten miles north of Fort Bragg Sheriff Coroner Reno Bartolomei ordered autopsy to determine if death came from heart attack or drowning Righero and John Barth also of Live Oak were abalone hunting at the time Barth said he did not see a collapse and the body was taken to Cannarr Fairlee Funeral Home in Fort Bragg

Reno Bartolomie Angelo Joseph Righero Live Oak Calif Cleone’ Beach Fort Bragg John O. Barth Cannarr-Fairlee

Trial Site Argued in California Murder Case Move

The Braun Maine murder case faced a stalled trial today as defense and prosecutor failed to agree on a trial location. Judge John McMurray set San Jose in Santa Clara County as the venue for the forthcoming trial of Thomas E. Braun and Leonard E. Maine, both 20 from Ritzville Washington, with earlier venue changes mandated by the California Supreme Court due to publicity in Mendocino and Sonoma counties. The pair are charged with the 1967 slaying of Ukiah teen Timothy Luce and the kidnapping and attempted murder of Susan Bartolomei, who is hospitalized in San Francisco. The court noted the writ demanded a Bay Area venue, with San Francisco as the reconsideration point.

John McMurray Inyo County California Judicial Council San Jose Santa Clara County Thomas E. Braun Leonard E. Maine Robert Winslow Wayne Burke California Supreme Court Ritzville Wash Mendocino Sonoma County Braun Maine Timothy Luce Ukiah Susan Bartolomei University of California Hospital San Francisco McMurray Supreme Court Bay Area San

Marchers Call For Peace In Vietnam in City Rally

On the eve of Paris peace talks, 200 local advocates gathered at State and Talmage for a peace march to the courthouse. An additional 50 residents joined speeches and songs. Leaders quoted JFK and Gen. Ridgeway while urging nonviolence and cleaner conduct.

Paris Vietnam Talmage Kim Jones People's ‘8 Temple Anita Tjames Anderatt Valley Wistar

Talks Open As US Vietnam Clash Flares In Hanoi

UPI reports opening peace talks in Hanoi with North Vietnam declaring victory and the United States proposing to restore the Demilitarized Zone and begin pulling apart forces. Harriman and Thuy exchanged blunt charges as they opened a three hour session lasting until early afternoon.

Stewart Hensley Paris UPI United States North Vietnam Vietnam U.S W. Averell Harriman Washington South Vietnam Hanoi Johnson Xuan Thuy Harriman Thuy Demilitarized Zone

Paris Workers Strike and Students Demonstrate Against De Gaulle

Millions of workers staged a 24 hour general strike in Paris while more than 200 000 students flooded sunlit streets in twin protests aimed at humiliating President Charles de Gaulle. Strikes hit electricity and water services as police kept a low profile and riot squads monitored the demonstrations.

Allan A. Priaulx Paris UPI Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle Vietnam C.C.S

Wound Fatal To Coast Woman Dorothy Darnier Dies

Dorothy A. Darnier 51 of Pacific Sands Fort Bragg died Sunday morning at Community Hospital Fort Bragg from a wound believed self inflicted with a .38 caliber pistol. Her husband Gary Darnier had a heart attack earlier that day but no link to her death was stated. Survivors include two daughters. The body was taken to Cain Grove Haverfield Mortuary in Fort Bragg with services pending.

Dorothy A. Darnier Pacific Sands Fort Bragg Gary Darnier Cain Grove - Haverfield Mortuary

Temperatures May 1967 Readings From Ukiah Fire Dept

Weather observer reports May 1967 temperatures with highs and lows for the day and month. Data lists today’s high 49 and low 44 with rainfall 82.00 inches for the last year, courtesy of Ukiah Fire Department.

Ukiah Fire Départment

Vietnam War Briefing Reports Major Allied Gains

U S and South Vietnamese forces say they have smashed the Communist spring offensive against Saigon, killing or capturing over 5 000 enemies. Allied troops reportedly mopped up guerrillas in the capital while North Vietnamese forces overran a Green Beret camp in the central highlands and shot down a transport plane. A 45 year old Paris priest received a heart transplant and is conscious in satisfactory condition. More than 20 000 civilian reservists began active duty, with ground and naval units for Vietnam duty for the first time since 1961.

Saigon UPI U.S Central Highlands United Press International Paris Houston London Washington Vietnam Berlin

Short-lived joy as 3 youths rob Oakland drugstore

Oakland police report three young men entered a drugstore owned by Frank Klinkner to buy Mother's Day cards. They returned shortly after with a revolver and spray device, demanded cash, damaged the owner, and escaped with about $1,000 from the register.

Oakland, Calif UPI Frank Klinkner Klinkner

Resurrection City rises at Lincoln Memorial site

In Washington DC, Rev. Ralph David Abernathy led the ceremonial stake to begin Resurrection City, a plywood and canvas encampment for about 3000 participants in the Poor People's March. He pledged a long stay until Congress acts on poverty and unemployment, stressing nonviolence as marchers gather between the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument near the Reflecting Pool.

Michael Anders Washington UPI Ralph David Abernathy Resurrection City Washington Abernathy Martin Luther King USA Congress The United States Lincoln Memorial Washington Monument Mississippi Volun

Ukiah McCarthy Campaign Headquarters to Open Tomorrow

McCarthy for President campaign HQ will open Tuesday at 281 North State across from Palace hotel. Doors open at 12:15 p.m. with free coffee and sandwiches. Staff will answer questions on McCarthy's positions and voting record. Hours noon to 5 30 p.m. daily and until 9 p.m. Thursday nights.

Ukiah McCarthy North State Palace Hotel Sen. McCarthy

Rainfall Ends Long Dry Spell in Ukiah

Rain fell in Ukiah last April 1 with 0.16 inches between midnight and noon, delaying a possible championship deciding varsity game with Napa high school at Afton Stadium. Measured rainfall since season start totals remain well short of last year, though ahead of this date’s pace. Ukiah Fire Department weather watchers note 0.48 inches fell on April 1, and the seasonal total trails 41.79 inches recorded by this date last year.

Ukiah Napa High School Afton Stadium Ukiah Fire Department

Northwestern California Weather Update

Rainy conditions prevail across Northwestern California with frequent showers today and tonight. Snow levels hover near 3,000 feet in northern mountains. Continued cool with daytime highs around 58 degrees and overnight lows in the upper 40s.

California

Rockey Leads Field In Polls Says Top Pollsters

Top pollsters declare Gov. Nelson Rockefeller is the strongest presidential candidate. A Gallup poll shows Rockefeller ahead of Nixon among Republicans, with Humphrey and McCarthy strongest among Democrats. Kennedy trails among the Democratic contenders, with Wallace drawing support in trial matchups. The surveys reflect pre Indiana primary readings and question voters across 300 locales.

Princeton N.J UPI Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Gallup Richard Nixon Louis Harris Meet the Press NBC Sunday Rockefeller Hubert H Humphrey Humphrey Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy sig-Sen Nixon Hane Harris Gatun Indiana McCarthy Roger Branigin George Wallace Alabama Wallace Bose

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