US Troops to Thailand Rally Reports
Washington urged discussion of sending U.S. troops to Thailand to counter Pathet Lao threats in Laos amid fighting on the Plain of Jars. Neutralist Gen. Kong Le rallied forces near Ban Khong as Pathet Lao claims control of the Plain and Laos' government coalition clung to power after a brief coup.
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Thailand
Jars
Washington
UPI
Sukich Minnanheminda
United States
Laos
Vientiane
Plain of Jars
Kong le
Muong Phanh
Pathet Lao
Ban Khong
Voice of Laos
Peking
New China News Agency
Phok Lak Tay
Tha Tho
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Prince Souphanouvong
Luos
Souphanouvong
Candidates Speak at Ukiah LWV Forum on Local Issues
Close to 100 voters from Ukiah and outlying communities attended the Ukiah League of Women Voters forum at River School in Talmage. Supervisorial candidates Portlock Proctor Poulos and Jacobsen along with judicial candidates Goss McCowen Hoover outlined views on junior colleges county library recreation and water plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Redwood Valley
Potter Valley
Hopland
River
Talmage
Ukiah League of Women Voters
First District
Ukiah Judicial District
League
George Portlock Sr
Bill Proctor
Paul Poulos
Shirley Jacobsen
John Mayfield Jr
Raymond Hudson
Fred Goss
Hale McCowen
Bert Hoover
Janie Haskell
Bob Charneau
Sandy Williams
George Portlock
Portlock
Expressway routing sparks clash at county board
Supervisor Joe Hartley clashed with Harvey Sawyers and Oscar Klee over a Philo expressway path that would cross Dr. Paul Marsh property near Indian Creek. Marsh urged rerouting to spare Philo as zoning and land use plans move forward. The board deferred action 30 days while Martin Wener to present on Willits Ukiah area land rezoning. Ed Carpenter sought a $10,000 fee for a Redwood Valley Water District survey. next hearing June 3.
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Paul Poulos
Ukiah
Potter Valley
Poulos
California Water Plan
Middle Fork
Eel River
California
Mendocino
Eel Complex
Eisel Crossing
Covelo
Soda Creek
Clear Lake
Cache Creek
Lake Berryessa
Grindstone Creek
Paskanta
Round Valley
Shirley Jacobsen
Jacobsen
Joe Hartley
Harvey Sawyers
Oscar Klee
Paul Marsh
Philo
Marsh
Indian Creek
Hartley
Anderson Valley
Sawyers
Klee
Martin Wener
County Planning Commission
Willits
Ridgewood Ranch
The
Golden Rule Church
Ed Carpenter
Redwood Valley Water District
Three candidates discuss Ukiah Judicial District forum
At a Ukiah League of Women Voters forum held at River School three candidates for judge presented qualifications. Incumbent Fred Goss stressed handling a growing docket and being capable. Hale McCowan promised impartial justice and accountability. Bert Hoover, not an attorney, cited state exams and experience with courts, deputies, probation, and juvenile work.
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River School
Ukiah Judicial District
Bob Charneau
Janie Haskell
Ukiah League of Women Voters
Can
Fred Goss
Goss
Hale McCowen
Ukiah
Bert Hoover
Probation Department
Hoover
Anderson Valley
Round Valley
Hopland Man Charged With Battery After Beating Woman
Merion D. McDonald, 45, Hopland, is free on bond after a citizen’s arrest by Dorothy Thomas. He allegedly beat her in a car in downtown Hopland around 6 p.m. yesterday and again about an hour later. Deputy Dennis Craig arrested him and booked him at the County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merion D. McDonald
Hopland
Dorothy Thomas
McDonald
Dennis Craig
Ukiah Cyclist Injured in Rear End Crash
Jim Franks, 17, of Ukiah was cited for speed as his motorcycle rear ended a pickup stopped on South State Street at Thomas Street. The pickup was driven by William Ashurst Jr., 31, of Hopland. Franks suffered minor injuries and was treated by his doctor.
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Jim Franks
Ukiah
South State Street
Thomas Street
William Ashurst Jr
Hopland
City weed abatement hearing set for tonight
A public hearing on the city's weed abatement program will be held tonight in the City Council chambers. The session will address enforcement actions and community cleanup needs with council members overseeing the discussion.
Compromise Reached on Unruh Bill in Senate House
Sacramento Unruh educational reform and finance bill reaches compromise after joint committee signs. Gov Brown warned of veto if terms weaken, may call special session after the June primary. Senate breakdown stemmed from area wide tax provision, conference chair Albert Rodda optimistic passage appears likely.
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Robert Fairbanks
Sacramento
UPS
Senate
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Edmund G. Brown
Paul Ward
Conference Committee
Albert Rodda
California
Unruh
Nails scatters along Bayshore Freeway clog traffic in Bay Area
Thousands of inch and a half roofing nails covered a 20 mile Bayshore Free Way stretch causing 200 to 300 flats. Police teams and city trucks worked through the night to clear the northbound lanes from McKee Road in San Jose to Marsh Road in Menlo Park. The source notes nails may have been dumped, with a carton found in Sunnyvale. The freeway reopened by morning.
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Bayshore
Highway Patrol
Sunnyvale
Division of Highways
McKee Road
San Jose
Marsh Road
Menlo Park
Calpella man charged with drunk driving
Ralph Rudolph Kaivila of Calpella was arrested yesterday on a drunk driving charge and bail was set at $276.
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Ralph Rudolph Kaivila
Calpella
PG&E Men to Be Honored at May Dinner
Pacific Gas and Electric Company will honor 13 Ukiah District employees at a May 28 dinner in Los Robles Santa Rosa. Each receives a five year service emblem. Nationwide 2,205 PG&E workers will be honored this year, including 701 with 20 or more years. Local honorees include Earl Lindley William Davis Ernest Fahnholz Peter Hutchison Dallas Pearson James Robinson Perry Smith Bernard Wright David Bucci Gerald Hurd Robert Kuintzle Bernie Shawnepe Earl Thurston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Los Robles
Santa Rosa
Pg&eh
Ukiah
H. W. Karbe
Pg&e
California
Earl FE. Lindley
William R. Davis
Lower Lake
Ernest H. Fahnholz
Lakeport
Peter S. Hutchison
Willits
Dallas W. Pearson
James F. Robinson
Perry C. Smith
Bernard J. Wright
David FE
Bucci
Gerald P. Hurd
Robert H. Kuintzle
Bernie J. Shawnepe
Earl P. Thurston
Point Arena
U.S. Finds Bugs in Embassy Listen Devices Revealed
US officials report Soviet listening devices found in the U S Embassy along with a network of more than 40 microphones. Investigations examine whether any sensitive information was compromised and whether similar eavesdropping occurred in other Allied embassies in Moscow. Yuri Nossenko, a Soviet defector linked to the case, is being questioned as part of routine inquiries into security breaches.
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Washington
UPI
Moscow
U. S
State Department
U.S
Department
Yuri T. Nossenko
Nossenko
Europe
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Mendocino County
Proctor
Philo Expressway
Redes
Feirgrounds
Franks
Highway 128
Cloverdale
Anthony Caruso
Eee Eng
Embassy
Viet
Geneva
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