Mariner-3 Launch Aims For Mars Close View
CAPE KENNEDY UP I reports the United States launched Mariner-3 on an 814 month voyage to Mars. The 575 pound craft carries instruments and a camera to photograph the planet and assess its atmosphere for future landings. The probe began from 11 22 a.m. PST, entering 350 million mile course toward Mars with a planned 25 600 mph speed.
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County eyes civil engineer with road and bridge duties
Public Works Director plans move toward naming a civil engineer who can handle hydraulics as well as design and direct road and bridge projects. Board debates an open salary, with suggestions from 12 000 to 28 000, and contemplates later naming a possible county water engineer.
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Goldwater Not Retiring OOF or Divided. In. Crushing Defeat
Johnson strengthens position after election with 486 electoral votes and 41.7 million votes. Goldwater carries six states for 52 electoral votes. Democrats expand House majority to about 294 seats to 140, with Senate 67 to 32. GOP splits between pro and anti Goldwater wings spark calls for Dean Burch’s resignation. Goldwater vows to stay active in politics. Governor Smylie calls for Burch departure as GOP targets unity.
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War on Poverty's Local Reach in Mendocino County
Mendocino County Supervisors opened an inquiry into the Economic Opportunity Act’s local meaning and eligibility for federal funds. Welfare Director Roland Kussow outlined potential retraining and education programs to curb welfare dependency and help unemployed adults and high school dropouts gain work skills. Harvey Sawyers noted progress depends on county efforts, while officials stressed the need for feasible funding and practical training paths for area residents.
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County Grand Jury Meets Friday in Regular Session
Supervisor Oscar Klee will appear before the Grand Jury Friday when the body meets at 10 a.m. A preliminary auditor's report and a report from the county road committee will also be considered.
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Time Needed To Analyze PG&E Offer To Ukiah
City Manager Lyelle Cash told Ukiah City Council it may take about a month to analyze PG and E s offer to buy Ukiah s liquid air propane gas system and to align minor differences before presenting a report on the advisability of pursuing the next step in negotiations with the utility. PG and E seeks to purchase the system for about 544 million in capital outlay and just over 500000 as a purchase price with preliminary city appraisal near 750000. Cash noted possible 40 percent customer savings from the changeover and questioned city income from the 1 percent franchise tax on PG and E s receipts and ad valorem taxes. The council held a public hearing on a fire zone ordinance amendment and scheduled final readings next week. Kiwanis Club offered additional playground equipment for Municipal Park. Councillors Smalley and Norgard were absent along with City Attorney Irish. Norgard is on vacation. (Continued on Page 3)
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Weather high and fog linger on coast and valleys
Northwestern California shows fair conditions through Friday with local night and morning fog along the coast and in valleys. Highs reach the 60s while tonight's lows dip into the 40s. Ukiah, Santa Rosa, and Napa report 69 and 44. Coastal winds at 5 to 15 knots building to 24 knots near headlands.
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New Look Murphy Kuchel Pose for California Politics
U S Senator Elect Murphy and Sen Kuchel shown as a new look team in Washington, with Kuchel eyed for California governor in 1966. Johnson’s victory in Arizona drew no shirt-tails effect in California, while Salinger’s ties to Johnson and Kennedy dominated coverage. Democratic gains held in Congress and Senate, Assembly tilts favored Republicans, and Rumford fights Prop 14 as open housing faced new challenges.
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China Atom Blast Photos Published
Tokyo dispatch reports publication of the first photographs of China's October 16 nuclear explosion. Radiophoto images released from Peking appeared in Japanese newspapers and New China News Agency says one photo shows the fire ball and the other the towering mushroom cloud.
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Rockefeller to Run Again for New York Governor
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller announced in Madrid he definitely intends to seek another term as governor of New York and left open the possibility of another bid for the Republican presidential nomination. He and his wife arrived in Spain for a brief vacation.
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Sino Soviet talks open amid cool welcome
MOSCOW UPI Premier Chou En-lai arrived for the first top level Sino Soviet talks in three years. Kosygin led the welcoming delegation while Brezhnev was not present and no honor guard was arranged.
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NAACP Attorney to File Suit Against Prop 14
NAACP attorney Nathaniel Colley plans to sue in the California Supreme Court within a week to block Proposition 14 from the state Constitution. He argues the housing measure violates equal protection by allowing discrimination based on race, color, or creed and seeks to prevent state certification and printing of the measure. The action is backed by the NAACP western regional office in San Francisco.
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