Brown reports LBJ third-term ask to run in 1966
Sacramento Governor Edmund G Brown disclosed that President Johnson asked him to run for a third term. Brown said he did not answer and that the request likely signaled no high Washington post. He cited San Francisco campaign visit and noted rising speculation over his political future. He also voiced belief he and Republican George Murphy could cooperate. Brown confirmed plans to seek a 1965 tax increase to fund public schools and pay-as-you-go capital projects.
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Brown
Washington
Johnson
San Francisco
U. S
U. S. Supreme Court
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Glenn M. Anderson
Hale
Champion
George Murphy
Murphy
Thomas Kuchel
Plan homage to nation's dead tomorrow
Veterans of World War One and local posts gather at the Veterans Memorial building in Ukiah at 10 30 a m with Barracks 1000 commander Arif Stultz naming Superior Court Judge Robert Winslow as speaker Music by Ardis Conoly and refreshments follow City county state and federal offices close for Veterans Day most downtown businesses and Ukiah banks stay open The Journal prints as usual.
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American Legion
Veterans’ of Foreign Wars
Veterans Memorial
Ukiah
Arif Stultz
Barracks 1000
Superior Court
Robert Winslow
Ardis Conoly
Heavy Rain Boosts Ukiah Season Total to 8.08 Inches
A steady downpour yesterday through this morning raised Ukiah's season total to 8.08 inches, per unofficial Ukiah Fire Department records. The last official reading was 6.38 inches at 5 p.m. yesterday, with 1.70 inches more through noon today.
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Ukiah
U.S. Suspends Bolivian Aid Amid Junta Rise
Washington announced the suspension of most U.S. aid programs in Bolivia after a military junta toppled the government last week. The State Department said recognition of the new regime was under study and pending later decision.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Bolivia
State Department
Ukiah Youth Held to Answer in Jewelry Burglary
Abe F. Lovato, 21, of Ukiah, charged with burglary, was bound over to Superior Court after a preliminary in Ukiah Justice Court. He allegedly smashed a window at John Wonder Jewelry on N State Oct. 31, stealing three watches valued at 279 dollars. Officers Glenn Cordis and Leon Miller heard the breaking and captured him a block away. The watches were recovered. Lovato is a former Mendocino State Hospital inmate.
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Abe Lovato
Ukiah
Ukiah Justice Court
Lovato
John Wonder
N. State
Glenn Cordis
Leon Miller
Mendocino State Hospital
Plunge from Highway 101 Kills Driver Gary Woods
Sheriff's deputies and California Highway Patrol found Gary Basil Woods of San Rafael in the Eel River near Leggett after his car went off Highway 101 near Hilltop Cafe between midnight and 3 a.m. The drug salesman was headed to Eureka when the vehicle failed to navigate a right turn and plunged down a steep embankment before ending in water. The body was taken to Anker Mortuary in Willits.
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Sheriff's
California Highway
Gary Basil Woods
San Rafael
Eel River
Leggett
Highway Patrol
Woods
Eureka
Anker Mortuary
Willits
Family Care Sought For the Mentally ILL
Ukiah’s Department of Mental Hygiene expands to foster home care for former state hospital patients in Mendocino and Lake counties. Five psychiatric social workers supervise placements, with monthly per patient costs up to 130 dollars and ongoing hospital involvement.
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Kathy Hunter
Ukiah
Iene
Mendocino State Hospital
Department of Mental Hygiene
Doris Murphy
J. W. Lantz
Alrik Monstrom
Joe Swisher
Fern Box
California
Who and Whats Behind the TIA and Its Cable Charge
A historical look at Ukiah area Tele vision Improvement Association origins from 1956 57. Founding board Al Barbero Stuart Daut Joe Ready Robert Chase and others organized to improve reception reduce high hookup fees and push the cable company to transfer charges when moving. Charter members and officers are named with plans for a translator station serving Tal mage Redwood Valley Calpella and Ukiah area funded by donations.
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TIA
Television Improvement Association
Ukiah
al. Barbero
Stuart
Daut
Joe
Ready
Robert Chase
William’ ‘Parker
William Parker
al Barbero
Stuart Daut
Joe Ready
Harry Richardson
Paul Johnson
H. E
Les Trowbridge
Warren Lindberg
Don Sargentini
Mr. Carmichael
Pete Frye
Mel Lubberke
Don Myers
Vic Jones
Vincent Angell
Jack Garrett
Leo Bleier
Presly Johnson
Betty Kartes
John Shanyfelt
Paul Hansen
Frank
TIA Orders Shutdown of TV Improvement Facility
Directors of the Television Improvement Association ordered a shutdown of the facility effective tomorrow morning. One station will be retained if the fundraising goal is met. only 5,000 of 10,000 has been received so far. If the goal is not met by Tuesday, November 17 the remaining station will also be cut off. A spokesman cited low participation and heavy fundraising burden as reasons for the action.
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Television Improvement Association
Johnson Wilson to meet in Washington December
President Johnson will meet British Prime Minister Harold Wilson on December 7 and 8 in Washington. The informal talks are to discuss NATO tensions over the multilateral nuclear force, defense budgets, and Johnson's Great Society programs while McNamara and Bundy join high level sessions.
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Helen Thomas
Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Johnson
Harold Wilson
Washington
White House
Malcolm R. Kilduff
Wilson
Labor Party
NATO
France
Laborite
Dean Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Cyrus R. Vance
Piggyback Satellite Set for Orbital Test Next Month
The Air Force plans a piggyback launch with a 300 pound OV 1 satellite aboard an Atlas missile from Vandenberg AFB California for a secret experiments mission. The satellite will use its own propulsion to reach orbit after separation and could save about $370 000 by sharing the ride.
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Gape Kennedy
UPS
Air Force
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Atlas
Pacific
Woman Lost In Mud In Burbank Hills Evacuations Begin
Mud and steady rain threaten hillside homes in Burbank California as residents evacuate. Police and crews monitor Country Club Canyon where mud slides have caused damage. Search continues for Aimee Miller wife of Sinatra pianist. family suffered and daughter Mere dith escaped a 90 minute climb over Verdugo Mountains.
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Burbank
Calif
Edward Cassidy
Cassidy
Olive Ave
Country Club Canyon
Country Club Drive
Sunset Canyon Drive
William Miller
Sinatra
Aimee
Meredith
Verdugo Mountains
Miller
New Liver Transplant Technique Gives Hope for Many Lives
A University of Minnesota team reports a pioneering live liver graft that leaves the patient’s liver in place. They transplanted a healthy liver into 18 month old Frene Todd, operated in 38 minutes, to treat biliary atresia. The child is in satisfactory condition and the operation marks the first live liver transplant of its kind. The doctors tout its simplicity and reduced rejection risk, with the patient’s own liver kept as a backstop until rejection risk is assessed.
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Richard McFarland
Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
University of Minnesota
Karel B. Absolon
Frene Todd
Gary. Klems
St. Cloud
Minn
Absolon
Todd
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Edmund G. Brown
Sierra
U.S
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Burbank Hills
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iShown
Harry Agnes
John ‘Mickela
Coleman
Redding
John Pelnar
Jack‘ Rhien
Garhe
Ukiall
Sen
Ran Ialarieny
Jim Crawry
Fort Bragg
Department of Fish and Game
U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Service
Cober
Lantz
Port Townsend
Wash
Monstrom
Vermont
Swisher
Fulton
Box
Nebraska
Mendocino
Lake Counties
McNamara
Defense Department
Congress
Rusk and Bundy
John
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