U S to pull some Americans from Laos as Pathet Lao tightens grip
An authoritative source said Washington plans to remove some Americans and dependents from Laos amid Pathet Lao consolidation of power. The U S may also shut down operations in parts of the country as security worsens and the pro American coalition government collapses.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
U. S
Pathet Lao
United States
Finance Ministry
Finance
Boussabong Souvannouvong
U.S
Radio Hanoi
Vang Vieng
Vietntiane
Sisoukna Champassak
China
Vietnam
Cambodia
Thailand
Special session sought to end doctor boycotts over malpractice
Sacramento reports indicate physician and legislative leaders met to curb work boycotts and rising malpractice premiums. Sen. James R. Mills and Gov. Brown discussed bills to cap premiums for three months and to create insurance pools to ensure doctor coverage statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPS
James R. Mills
San Diego
Capitol
Edmund G. Brown, Jr
Mills
Assembly
Leo. T. McCarthy
Brown
Senate
Peter Behr
R-Tiburon
McCarthy
Behr
California
Frank Zeek dies at 82 longtime Ukiah educator and civic leader
Frank Zeek, a Gold Beach Oregon native who spent 39 years as an educator in Ukiah, including as superintendent and as principal of Northside, died at home after a long illness at 12 15 a m aged 82. He helped build Anton Stadium and aided the United Christmas Effort. He is survived by his wife Zina two daughters two sons 10 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services Thursday at 2 pm at Eversole Mortuary with burial later. The family requests contributions to the Ukiah Valley Association for the Retarded.
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Frank Zeek
Gold Beach
Ore
Zeek
Ukiah Union
Northside
Anton Stadium
Ukiah Planning Commission
Juvenile Justice Commission
Vista
UVAR
Zina Zeek
Ukiah
Evelyn Cardwell
Erma Horan
Little Rock
Ark
Don Zeek
Jima Zeek
Santa Rosa
Chapel of
Eversole Mortuary
al Damon
Ukiah First Presbyterian Church
Chapel of the Chimes
Ukiah Valley Association
Mayaguez seizure triggers US Marine alert and diplomacy
President Ford sought Chinese help and ordered 1000 Marines on Okinawa to standby to depart for Thailand to recover the unarmed U S merchant vessel Mayaguez seized by Cambodia. Thai leaders urged caution as bases would not be used and no direct talks disclosed.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
China
Thailand
Cambodia
Pentagon
Okinawa
Mayaguez
Ron Nessen
Congress
U.S
Gulf of Siam
Coral Sea
Robert Byrd
Nessen
Kukrit Pramjo
Bangkok
Edward Masters
United States
Anand Pangrachun
Diplomatic ties with U.S. explored by Saigon PRG
United Press International reports Saigon officials privately indicate willingness to accept some U.S. relations. PRG claims control of South Vietnamese Embassy property in Washington and designates Algeria to manage assets. PRG may seek a small U.S. mission in Saigon as Vietnam reunification remains a topic in Saigon media and official broadcasts.
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United Press International
Saigon
United States
UPI
Alan Dawson
Hanoi Radio
Provisional Revolutionary
Washington
Algeria
Hanoi
State Department
Dawson
PRG
Viet Cong
U.S
Vietnam
Potter Valley Two Day Community Festival Debuts
Potter Valleyites launch a weekend festival with a Rainbow Rider hot air balloon, parade on Main Street, balloon rides, dunking pool, chicken scramble, pony rides, booths, a Grange barbecue and dance led by Jim Braum and The Frontiersman. Sunday features a rodeo at new grounds funded by Louisiana Pacific and Mendocino Farm Supply with multiple events and all-day BBQ. Proceeds support Potter Valley High School. Tickets from four festival queen contestants Denise Dooley Patricia Holder Lori Loewe and Diata Nickerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick Vale
Ken Stroh
Main Street
Grange Hall
Jim Braum
Tiersman
Louisiana-Pacific and
Mendocino Farm Supply
Potter Valley Community High School
Denise Dooley
Patricia Holder
Lori Loewe
Diata Nickerman
Auto Fire In Engine Of Car Belonging To Henry Wada
A 10:02 a.m. vehicle fire occurred at East Perkins and South Main streets. Fire damaged the engine of Henry T. Wada’s car while Henry Manhan was taken by Ukiah Ambulance to Hillside Hospital after a 12:45 a.m. resuscitation call to 2101 Sahara Place.
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Sahara Place
Henry Manhan
Ukiah
Hillside Hospital
East Perkins
South Main Streets
Henry T. Wada
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Bouathong
Kham Quane Boupha
Quane Boupha
Boutone Makthopharak
Burma
Phnom Penh
Sally Willcut
Sherry Cabezut
Purdy Hall
Ukiah Fairgrounds
Bill Tatum
Journal
Raymond
Mendocino College
MSH
Mendocino College Board of Trustees
South Vietnam
N. Viet
Tokyo
Con Son
South China Sea
Phu Quoc
Potter
Chrysler
Wehsiies
COX Motors
Dodge-Plymouthchrysler
Smith & Oak Sts
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