Two GOP figures meet in New Orleans on presidential race
Press International reports Nelson Rockefeller and Ronald Reagan conferred for about half an hour in New Orleans as GOP chairmen from the South gathered. Rockefeller floated a potential ticket and hinted Reagan may be set for the top job, while Reagan pressed for limits on Paris peace talks with North Vietnam.
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Press International
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A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
New Orleans
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Reagan
California
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GOP
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Anl G. Weevie
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Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Lee
Robert F. Kennedy
Chareéa
Hubert H. Humphrey
Iphrey
North Korea
Oh Sen
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Arthiv
Democratic Iia
Boerne J. “McCarthy
Candidates Speak Their Minds at Voters Night
Tonight at 7 30 at No Komis school League of Women Voters hosts a candidates night for Superior Court Judge and Districts 1 and 2 supervisors. Rod Shippey county farm advisor moderates as candidates share views on local issues.
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Nokomis School
League of Women’ Voters
Rod Shippey
Tor
Robbery Case Dominates Local Crime Brief
In a sharp turn, police report a difficult robbery investigation with multiple suspects tied to a recent spree. Detectives allege significant property losses and are pursuing additional formal charges as investigations continue.
Administration backs 66000-acre redwood national park plan
Interior Secretary Udall said the administration would back a Senate plan for a 66 000 acre redwood park in Northern California and would reluctantly approve a government timberland exchange worth about 117 million. He noted President Johnson gave the proposal high priority and called a 44000 acre option feasible and worthwhile.
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UPI
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Stewart L. Udall
Senate
Redwood National Park
California
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Johnson
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Congress
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Udal
Forest Service
Northern Redwood Purchase
Redwood Park
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D-Cole
Roy A. Taylor
D-N. C
Aspinall
Fiesta 68 Delights Thousands parade in Ukiah crowd
A vibrant Fiesta 68 weekend featured a colorful Ukiah parade with over 100 entries along State Street. Rainbow Ranch wagon train won praise and a trophy, while the Sons of Italy took top float honors with a $100 prize. Ukiah High School sophomore class earned $75 for a campus-themed float, and Job's Daughters won $50. Parade judges and sponsors praised the event despite Sunday showers.
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Ukiah Jaycees
State Street
Gobbi
Low Gap Road
C. E. Johnson
Rainbow ‘Ranch
Job’s Daughters
Mayflower
Gladys Johnston
John Kelly
Marston Gillette
Duane Thompson
Marshall Love
Art Underwood
Ted‘Neilsen
Ethel
Axt
Ross Oakley
Carrol Ornham
Razzi Minearo
Ray Hoyt
Richard Mall
Harry Tappin
Greater
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Ukiah High School
Woman Arrested For Neglecting Children In Care
Mendocino sheriff's deputies arrested 51 year old ne Tingey, a patient at Mendocino State Hospital, on a Walnut Creek Municipal Court warrant. She was booked at the county jail on charges of neglecting children left in her care. Other bookings noted include failure to obey traffic signals.
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Ne Tingey
Mendocino State Hospital
Mendocino
Nixon Leads In Gallup Poll Across Field
The Gallup Poll shows Richard Nixon with the highest highly favorable rating among presidential hopefuls though behind his 1960 May total. Humphrey Kennedy Rockefeller McCarthy Wallace gain smaller favorable scores, while Johnson maintained a distant lead in 1964 polling context.
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UPI
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Rockefeller
Eugene J. McCarthy
Barry Goldwater
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
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Reagan
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McCarthy
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Kindergarten enrollment prompts parents this year
Parents are asked about enrollment for their young children as schools prepare for the coming year. Officials emphasize timely registration and provide guidance on available programs and age requirements.
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Orea Ted
Crippling Paris Strikes Gain Fresh Momentum
Paris unions report 5 to 6 million workers on strike causing public services to halt. Communist led unions seize factories nationwide while housewives clear sugar and canned goods from shelves. De Gaulle faces censure as chaos spreads, he orders reform not chaos and returns from Romania amid the crisis.
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Paris
UPI
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
National Assembly
Ries
Romania
Temperatures For Northwestern California Through Tuesday
Partly cloudy conditions persist with rain likely north of Pt. Arena and Ukiah. No large temperature change expected. Ukiah highs near 70, overnight lows around 50.
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California
Arena
Ukiah
World Happenings in Brief on Viet Nam DMZ Threats
UPI reports heavy communist assaults near the DMZ amid Viet Nam talks facing stubborn U.S. Marine resistance. Officials say the fighting has produced an estimated six hundred dead in a series of sharp battles. The dispatch also notes racial violence events in the Mideast and Washington marchers marking time.
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Upi
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Paris
Vietnam
U.S
Ukiahans Nabbed Stealing Auto
Sheriff's deputies arrested Frisbie Robert Martinez, 20, and Vermal D. Hoaglat, 19, both Ukiah, about 5 am Sunday as they allegedly stole a car from the Millview Auto Sales lot. They broke in via a rear window and removed three sets of license plates, later apprehended while attempting to drive away. They were jailed on grand theft auto charges.
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Vermal’ D. Hoaglat
Ukiah
Millview
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