Ukiah Candidates Clash Over City Manager System
Ukiah’s City Council was accused of being a rubber stamp for City Manager Lyell and administrative officers at a forum on county government. Martin Wener led the charge, while Second District supervisor candidate Ernie Banker defended council authority and urged broader county reforms. Other candidates, including Del Kennedy and Hukiak? McCowen Jr., spoke as the debate covered county administration, Grand Jury recommendations, and local projects.
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Ukiah
Lyell
Martin Wener
Ralph Buxton
Wener
Foam
Ukiah League of Women Voters
Board of Supervisors
Ernie Banker
Banker
Add
del Kennedy
Ukiah Justice Court
Fred Goss
Hale McCowen Jr
Herman Runkel
Bert Hoover
Tom Power
Janie Haskell
LWV
Grand Jury
Eel River
Leggett Dump Site Talks Move To Lease Discussions
In an abbreviated meeting the Board asked County Administrator Dwight Hulse to negotiate with Union Lumber for a lease on a Leggett dump site on Union property. Union's Bernie Vaughn outlined holds harmless provisions and county road maintenance, fencing, screening, and periodic sanitation department approvals to ensure safe refuse disposal and minimize fire risk amid a decade of failed site searches.
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Board of Supervisors
Dwight Hulse
Union Lumber Company
Leggett
Union
Bernie Vaughn
Union Lumber
Vaughn
Sanitation Department
Cranston Salinger TV Debate Friday
Campaign aides for Pierre Salinger and Alan Cranston announced which stations will air the one hour debate. Howard K. Smith will moderate the program to be shown in this area on KQED Channel 9 San Francisco from 9:45 to 10:45 p.m.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Pierre Salinger
Alan Cranston
U. S. Senate
Howard K. Smith
ABC
KQED
San Francisco
Goldwater and Rockefeller Clash Over Ike Mold in California
In a California GOP primary clash, Nelson Rockefeller accuses Barry Goldwater of breaking with the Eisenhower Republican mold citing Social Security and civil rights, while Goldwater argues Ike would back him if he disagreed. Rockefeller defends the Eisenhower standard at campaign stops in San Diego and Los Angeles areas as Goldwater campaigns with John Tower.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goldwater
Eisenhower
Ambassador Hotel
Cocoanut Grove
Texas
John Tower
Rockefeller
Warner Brothers Studios
Loyola University
San Diego
Barry
Nixon
East
United Nations
Exhibit Barn Top Project At Fairgrounds
Directors of the 12th District Agricultural Association declared the five year capital outlay program’s top priority the construction of a live stock exhibit barn with a closed judging ring. Estimated cost is 35000 dollars. The second priority covers resurfacing and curbing around the main entrance, lawn compound, and road resurfacing at 38000 dollars. Others include roofing, flooring and modernization of the Art building at 25000 dollars, a modern stable type horse barn at 25000 dollars, and a nine hole par 27 golf course on the infield for 35000 dollars. Present were Nelmes Smith, Audrey Hollenbeck, Russell Near, Herb Thatcher and George Hunter.
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12Th District Agricultural Association
Nelmes Smith
Audrey Hollenbeck
Russell Near
Herb Thatcher
George Hunter
Two Hurt In Chain Reaction Crash On State
Two persons injured Tuesday evening in a three car pileup on N State at Low Gap Road. Ber nice A Basye 30 Ukiah drove one car and Jack Bell 43 Oakland was a passenger in a car driven by Richard H Tyrell 50 Oakland. Ralph H Small 57 Fort Bragg faced collision notice as driver of the third car. Ukiah police say a northbound car stopped for a left turn, Small failed to stop and collided, pushing the stopped car into the path of the Oakland vehicle. all three cars suffered major damage.
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N. State
Low Gap Road
Ukiah General Hospital
Bernice A. Basye
Ukiah
Jack Bell
Oakland
Richard H. Tyrell
Ralph H. Small
Fort Bragg
State Street
Small
Guilty Verdict For Zittleman In Ukiah Case
Elwood Lee Zittleman, 42, was found guilty by a Ukiah Justice Court jury on five counts of petty theft. He faces sentencing Friday at noon. Police say items were stolen from a Ukiah drug store and other downtown shops. drugs and merchandise were recovered from his car. Zittleman, a salesman, was prosecuted by Deputy District Attorney Dave Luce and represented by Charles Mannon.
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Elwood Lee Zittleman
Ukiah Justice Court
Boonville
Ukiah
Zittleman
Dave Luce
Charles Mannon
Ambulance call, fire standby at Mendocino hospital
A 6:46 p.m. ambulance call to State and Low Gap reports an auto accident. At 9:20 p.m. a standby fire department call at Mendocino State Hospital involves a clothes room fire with minor injuries.
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Mendocino State Hospital
Burns Wins Miami In Governor Runoff Battle
Jacksonville Mayor Hayden Burns won the Democratic nomination for governor after a bitter runoff with Miami Mayor Robert King High. Burns has been a strong critic of the civil rights bill and advocated racial moderation during the campaign.
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Miami
UPI
Jacksonville
Hayden Burns
Robert King High
Eisenhower and Palmer win heart fund golf match at Merion
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and golf great Arnold Palmer teamed to defeat Jimmy Demaret and Ray Bolger 3 and 2 in a charity match for the Heart Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania at Merion Golf Club. The Chapman-system round featured an 18-hole card of 71 for Eisenhower and Palmer, with crowds cheering and Eisenhower noting Palmer helped carry him. Palmer, a Latrobe native, and Eisenhower from Gettysburg live in Pennsylvania.
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Edward McFallardmore
UPI
Dwight D. Eiisenhower
Arnold Palmer
Jimmy Demaret
Ray Bolger
Heart Association of
Southeastern Pennsylvania
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Palmer
Merion Golf Club
Chapman
Eisenhower-Palmer
Demard
Bolger
Arnie
Pennsylvania
Latrobe
Gettysburg
Crescent City Harbor Aid Urged After Alaska Quake
Gov. Edmund G. Brown urged President Johnson and Congress to fund a hydraulic model study of Crescent City Harbor and to amend Alaska aid to include Crescent City assistance. In a Tuesday letter Brown requested $50,000 for the Corps of Engineers study and urged swift action on emergency aid. He also notified interior and appropriations lawmakers.
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Sacramento
UPS
Edmund G. Brown
Johnson
Congress
Crescent City
Brown
Corps of Engineers
Alaska
Interior and Insular Affairs
Kick Off Set For Chamber Revitalization Effort
The Keep Pace With Tomorrow committee of the Chamber of Commerce will kick off their phase Thursday at 4 p.m. in the Palace Hotel. Twenty committeemen led by Nelmes Smith and Frank Branson will take on assignments to revitalize and refinance the Chamber. The business groups division led by Dean Billigmeier and Harold Trenholm will begin Friday morning.
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Chamber of Commerce
Palace Hotel
Nelmes Smith
Frank Branson
Dean Billigmeier
Harold Trenholm
BoeingAccused of Inflated Bomarc Missile Costs
Congressional auditors charge Boeing of Seattle with concealing at least $2.3 million in profit by overstating Bomarc missile costs billed to the Air Force in a UPI report from Washington.
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Boeing
Washington
UPI
Congressional
Boeing Company of
Seattle
Air Force
Nehru Dies of Stroke and Heart Attack
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, 74, died today from a stroke and heart attack. Gulzari Lal Nanda, 64, was sworn in as acting prime minister by President Rajendra Prasad. Indira Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri were among others mentioned as potential successors.
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S.G. Roy
New Delhi
India
UPI
Jawaharlal Nehru
Gulzari Lal Nanda
Sarvepalli Rad
Free World Grieves Nehru Death and Indo Asian Futures
UPS Foreign News Analyst notes the death of Jawaharlal Nehru alters Asia’s balance between peaceful democracy and Maoist revolution. Nehru’s legacy of democratic processes faces test as India’s fragile unity and Congress cohesion confront uncertainty amid multilingual tensions and looming political challenges.
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Sach
Asia
Mao
Nehru
Congress Party
India
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