Heavy Snow New Storm Hits Pacific Coast
A Pacific storm brings heavy snow to the northern Rockies and rain to California, with threats of mudslides. Inland storms trigger highway closures and high winds. Indiana and Illinois face autumn drought actions as officials warn of widespread impacts.
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Pacific Coast
Midwest
United Press International
Rockies
California
Indiana
Matthew Welsh
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Sierras
Spokane
Wash
Cheyenne
Wyo
Craig
Colo
Butte
Havre
Montana
Maine
Fox
Pennsylvania
New York
Local boys play matador on speeding trains
South Pacific Railroad officials in Austin protest after local youths risk death by lying on active tracks to see who can stay the longest as a locomotive approches. The game ends only when the boys scramble off before impact. Police were alerted Wednesday.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Souther Pacific Railroad
U S Bushes Aid to Vietnamese
U S helicopters and Air Force transports rushed to aid about 200000 to 1 million homeless in central Viet Nam after 10 days of rain and floods. Hunger and disease threatened survivors while cholera risk loomed. Viet Cong guerrillas staged three attacks in Binh Tuy province, killing 34 soldiers and wounding 40.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPS
U.S. Army
U.S. Marine Corps
U.S. Air Force
Viet Nam
Iinaamese
Binh Tuy
Five Children Perish in Fire in Holyoke
A wind filled blaze at a five story brick apartment building in Holyoke Mass killed five children and possibly eight people. Police recovered seven bodies and a person missing is being checked for possible death in the fire. At least six others were hospitalized as investigators work to determine the fate of the missing resident.
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Holyoke
Mass
UPI
Ukiah High Girls Vie For 1964 Football Queen Title
Eleven Ukiah High School girls compete for the 1964 football queen crown with a post game dance to follow the Napa at Ukiah clash. Queen candidates represent school clubs while cheerleaders and song leaders are featured in the program published by the Daily Journal.
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Ukiah High School
Ukiah
Napa
Anton Stadium
Ukiah High
The
Daily Journal
Ers
Melody Martin
Block U Society
Marian Sten
Yvonne Rubio
Donna Peterson
Patti Hendricks
Nancy Primrose
CSF
Cindy Rhodes
Mary Jane Huff
GAA
Pam McBride
Kathy Beatle
Linda van Fleet
Kathy Toler
Hugh McAvoy
Karen Tuttle
Rich Christie
Jayvee
Kitty Finnegan
Dede Thornhill
Nancy Charters
Sandy Caton
Beverly Bishop
Debbie Friend
Goodwin
Lynn Star
West Coast pulp strike idles 21000 workers
A new nation wide labor flare hit as 21,000 West Coast pulp and paper workers walked off 49 plants shut by the AWPPW despite a Wirtz plea for negotiations. Employers estimate a 5 million dollar weekly loss affecting about 40,000 families. It is the first major West Coast paper strike in 30 years.
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Donald Zochert
United Press International
Association of Western Pulp and Paper Workers
AWPPW
W. Willard Wirtz
Ford’. Motor Co
United Auto Workers
UAW
Louisville
Ford
Ford Algo
Canton
Ohio
Rawsonville
Mich
Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co
la Crosse
Wis
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
la Porte
Ind
Allis-Chalmers
Plan Offered To Rebuild Shaken GOP
Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield offered a three point plan to rebuild the Republican party urging leaders to quit jockeying for the 1968 presidential nomination. He pressed for a broad middle ground, closer governor communication, and substantial 1966 gains based on state achievements and policies in civil rights Medicare taxation and foreign aid. He warned that if 1966 results lagged 1964, the 1968 effort would fail and emphasized leadership and unity within GOP ranks.
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Salem
Ore
UPI
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
GOP
Hatfield
Sen
Barry
Goldwater
Conley Sentencing Tomorrow Morning
William J. Conley, a Ukiah logger found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Elaine and Clifton MceCool, is to be sentenced tomorrow at 9 15 a.m. before Judge Robert Winslow in Dept. 1 of the Mendocino County Superior Court. Public defenders previously represented him. Robert Y. Ball now stands as his attorney.
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William J. Conley
Mendocino County
Elaine
Clifton Mce
el Clay Street
Robert Winslow
Dept. 1
Superior Court
Conley
Public Defenders
Robert Y. Ball
Veterans Day Observance At Ukiah Memorial Building
Ceremonies by Barracks 1000 WWI Veterans Lewis White Post 76 American Legion and Post 1900 VFW honored U S dead with a program in the Veterans Memorial building. Commander Arif Stultz presided as Judge Robert Winslow recalled Armistice history and the need for lasting peace. Women auxiliaries joined men in a solemn pledge and songs. Mrs Conoly played Taps.
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Ukiah
Veterans Memorial
Howard Salls
Lewis White
American Legion
Edward Axt
Legion
Gay Woeltge
Arif. Stultz
Robert Winslow
Matt Russell
VFW
Journal
Cober
Ukiah’s
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans Memorial Building
Arif Stultz
Ardis Conoly
Russians May Have New Space Shot
West German researchers at the Institute for Satellite and Space Research report evidence of a possible new Soviet manned space vehicle, not part of Cosmos, with signals detected but no new transmissions since. Only U.S. radar stations may confirm if something new is aloft.
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Bochum
Germany
UPI
Soviet Union
Institute For Satellite and Space Research
U.S
Retired Sailor Defends Riverside Boat Home Plan
John Goodwin, a retired Navy man in England, challenged planning officials' order to tear down his riverside weekend retreat. He argued the structure is a boat that floats twice daily at high tide, not a bungalow.
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Wacker Quay
England
UPI
Navy
John Goodwin
Riverside
Johnson plans repeal of wartime excise taxes on consumer goods
President Johnson will ask Congress to repeal or reduce excise taxes on toilet articles cosmetics jewelry furs and handbags. Treasury Secretary Dillon said the plan targets four consumer items and many at the manufacturers level, costing about 550 million but not extending beyond 4 billion in total tax cuts from 12 to 13 billion raised.
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Johnson City
Texas
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Treasury
Duglas Dillon
Dillon
Johnson says no change in attorney general post
The White House denied reports that President Johnson will name Clark Clifford as attorney general within a month. Kilduff said there are no changes in cabinet advice, despite speculation after the election. Clifford, Truman era WH counsel, has been a guest at the LBJ Ranch.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
White House
Johnson
Washington
Clark
Clifford
Malcolm ‘Kilduff
NBC
Harry S
Truman
Nicholas Katzenbach
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
New York
Harry S. Truman
Lbj Ranch
Malcolm FR. Kilduff
Ultimatum For New Viet Heads
South Viet Nam eases weather misery as protests rise in Saigon. Restive students threaten to topple Premier Tran van Huong, demanding a government reshuffle or renewed mass demonstrations supported by General Nguyen Khanh. The unrest complicates U S backed efforts in the war.
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Saigon
Tran van Huong
Nguyen Khanh
Huong
Khanh
Ukiah Juveniles steal and abandon 1958 Opal
Two 15 year old Ukiah youths stole a 1958 Opal owned by Dr. Dwain Blocher of 300 S. Dora Street. Reported stolen at 8 50 p.m. the car was recovered at 10 p.m. The juveniles were booked at the police station and placed in Juvenile hall.
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Dwain Blocher
S. Dora Street
Juventie Hall
NATO Nuclear Fleet Faces Its Most Crucial Test
The Multilateral Nuclear Force plan, a 25-ship NATO fleet armed with eight Polaris missiles each, faces its toughest hurdle as France and others resist. Britain seeks a compromise while the United States weighs concessions to West Germany and broader strategy. Talks with Wilson, Rusk, Ball, and leaders in Bonn and Paris shape the outcome.
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Stewart Hensley Washington
UPI
NATO
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
France
United States
de Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
MLF
Britain
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Johnson Willl
Harold Wilson
Dean Rusk
George W. Ball
Germany
United State
Belgium
Turkey
Greece
Moscow
Congress
U.S
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