Big Plane Falters and Burns at Fiumicino Airport
A Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 with 72 aboard crashed into a steamroller during takeoff at Fiumicino Airport Rome. Police reported 47 killed. at least 25 taken to hospitals, some in critical condition. Flight originated in Kansas City with stops in New York Paris Milan and Rome. crash occurred about 2 p.m. local time. Passengers included Stephen Leslie Elaine Darnall Woodland California and James F Lewis La Puente California. This was the first fatal jet crash for a U.S. carrier on transatlantic service and the first disaster at the airport since 1960.
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Kansas City
Cairo
New York
Paris
Milan
Rome
Special Unification Meeting to Explain Hopland Tax Plans
Principal Ed Donaldson announced a 7 30 PM Hopland Elementary meeting for Hopland Union High School District residents and taxpayers. The aim is to explain tax stakes of unifying with Ukiah Union High and the alternate option if unification fails to form Hopland Unified School District.
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Hopland
Hopland Union High School
Ed Donaldson
Ukiah * Union High School
Ukiah
Hopland Unified
Donald
Leland Bowers Bound Over To High Court
Fort Bragg man Leland H. Bowers 42 was bound over to Superior Court for trial on a charge of attempting to murder his wife after a preliminary hearing. Mrs Mary F Bowers testified to threats and an attempted entry on Nov 6. Fort Bragg police officers Hill and Turner described responding to the call and securing a loaded rifle. Bowers is held in county jail in lieu of 2200 dollars cash or 4400 bond.
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Fort Bragg
Leland H. ‘Bowers
Superior Court
Fred Collins
Little Lake
Bowers
Ancient charcoal find marks earliest human trace in northern California
Porter M. Chaffee's Cold Creek ranch yielded a lump of cooking charcoal from a campfire 5 320 years old, dating to 3356 B C. James Dotta of the Northern California Archaeological Society led a team including John Moore Norman Walthers and Richard Banks. Anne Hunt aided artifact work while Francis Riddell notes radiocarbon dating by Geochron Laboratories confirmed the age.
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Johnn. Flicker
Qunt
Raymond Flickers
John
John Chaffee
Mike Chaffee
Sind
Porter Chaffee
Young Flicker
Flicker
G. Hunter
Porter M. Chaffee
Cold. Creek
California
James Dotta
Northern California Archeological Society
Redding
Dotta
John Moore
ULC
Norman Walthers
Fresno State
Richard Banks
Shasta College
Anne Hunt
Shasta State College
Francis Riddell
Geochron Laboratories, Inc
Cambridge
Mass
Weather data notes for Ukiah likely from city observer
The fragment shows temperatures for November 1964 and November 1983 with high and low records and rainfall figures. It lists noon readings and today values, with a courtesy line attributing data to the Ukiah Fire Department Weather Observer. Weak readable details limit fuller context.
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Ukiah Fire Department
Former Ukiahan Shot by Robber in Calif Shooting
Four men were gravely wounded and two police officers injured when a suspected robber opened fire in a Villa Shopping Center parking lot. San Francisco men Roger D. McIntosh and Carl James Johnson fled. Officer James McNamara, 31, fired three times as McIntosh fled in a car. Bystander Darrell Rives, former policeman, was shot in the arm while trying to stop the robber. McIntosh later wrecked a car, abandoned a 16 year old, and was later tracked to a residence where more shooting occurred. Weger, shot near the heart, underwent surgery. McNamara sustained spinal injuries threatening paralysis. The suspect was shot in the head by Officer Rose. Continued on Page 6.
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Santa’ Clara
Calif
UPI
Villa
Roger D. McIntosh
Carl James Johnson
San Francisco
James McNamara
McIn
Darrell Rives
McIntosh
Michael Gaglione
Harry Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Rose
Dostorg
McNamara
Weger
Congo Premier predicts rebel revolt crushed within hours
Congolese Premier Mo Tshombe said the Communist backed rebellion in the Congo will be crushed within a few hours as government forces and white mercenaries closed on Stanleyville. The rebel capital delayed the execution of Dr Paul Carlson, an American missionary, while his wife appealed on Radio Bangui for mercy. Carlson, 36, from Culver City, California, has been sentenced to die as a mercenary spy after a brief reprieve.
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Leopoldville
UPI
Mo Tshombe
Congo
Tshombe
Stanleyville
Paul Carlson
Carlson
Tsombe
Culver City
Calif
Thomas Kanza
U.S
Court of Honor Under Direction of Local Scouts
Ukiah hosts its first all boy district Court of Honor for the Boy Scouts of America Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Baptist Church Friendship Hall. Troop 66 and Troop 46 will present and conduct the ceremony with Tommy Thomas as master of ceremonies.
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Baptist Church
Leonard Johnson
Robert Sandelin
Crash Injures Hopland Man
Ray Grant, 56, of Hopland, suffered possible serious injuries Saturday afternoon when he lost control of a rain slick light motorcycle on Highway 101 four miles south of Boonville Road. He said rain and spray from a passing truck blinded him and his bike drifted onto the road shoulder striking the parked unattended car of Ray Ward, Windsor. Grant was taken to Ukiah General Hospital by Zimmerman Ambulance.
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Ray Grant
Hopland
Boonville Road
Grant
Ray Ward
Windsor
Ward
Ukiah General Hospital
Zimmerman Ambulance
World pauses to pay tribute to Kennedy memory
Across the world and in Arlington crowds marked the first anniversary of John F Kennedy's assassination. President Johnson and Gov Connally led memorials in Austin while Jacqueline Kennedy mourned in New York with children. Robert Kennedy placed a carnation on the grave as officials, diplomats, and citizens reflected in a somber, ritual day.
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John Kennedy
America
United States
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Johnson
Austin
Tex
John B. Connally
Texas
Jacqueline Kennedy
New York
Caroline
John Jr
Arlington National Cemetery
Hugh D. Auchineless
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Maryland
Co. Ram Ron
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
De Gaulle Declares War on MLF
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle declared war on the Multilateral Nuclear Force in Strasbourg. He warned MLF would make West Germany a US auxiliary and urged Europe to choose independence, signaling possible ties with the Communist world if NATO and the Common Market collapse.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Western Alliance
de Gaulle
MLF
Strasbourg
West Germany
United States
Europe
U.S
London
Britain
Rhine
Johnson Testimony Details Kennedy Assassination Flight
In testimony to the Warren Commission President Johnson recounts being knocked down by a Secret Service agent as the Kennedy assassination unfolded. He describes being pushed over in the car behind Kennedy and Connally, rushing to Parkland Hospital, and delaying the presidential plane to await Mrs. Kennedy and Kennedy's body.
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Washington
UPD
Johnson
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Secret Service
Kennedy
Texas
John Connally
Parkland Hospital
White House
Ken O'Donnell
Commission
Seven Murderers Escape by Tunnel From Washington Prison
Seven desperadoes including three murderers escaped from Washington State Penitentiary by a 40 foot tunnel dug from a cell in the close security area. Warden Bob Rhay said the escape occurred after dinner during the recreation period, with footprints showing the group split into two, headed north and west, while a dragnet extended through multiple states.
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Washington State Patrol
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
California
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Rhay
Quints Born in Europe First of Their Kind
In Paris suburbs Mrs Monique Sen bor 29 wife of a post office worker gave birth to quintuplets three boys and two girls believed first such birth in Europe. All five initially alive though one of the boys faced anxiety.
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Paris
UPI
Europe
Monique Senbor
Alnieres
Fermi Award For Science To Rickover
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover has been chosen to receive the Enrico Fermi Award. He is the first non scientist honored in the prize’s eight year history. The award includes a gold medal a citation and $25 000 in cash and will be presented in January. Rickover led nuclear propulsion development for the Navy beginning in 1946 and oversaw the Nautilus the first atomic submarine and later atomic surface ships such as the Enterprise.
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Washington
UPS
Hyman G. Rickover
Enrico Fermi
Momic Energy Commission
AEC
Rickover
Fermi
Navy
Bureau of Ships
Camrier
Motorists Booked For Drunk Driving
The California Highway Patrol arrested two men for suspected drunk driving over the weekend. Joseph Leonard Lucas, 27, Stockton, was taken into custody on Friday night on the freeway just north of Ukiah. Warren Woodruff, Laytonville, was arrested Sunday near Holiday Village north of Leggett on Highway 101.
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California Highway Patrol
Joseph Leonard Lucas
Stockton
Ukiah
Warren Woodruff
Laytonville
Holiday Village
Leggett
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HARRY J. STATHOL _ ROME
Trans World Airlines
Fiumicino
Lima
Ukiah Union
Leland Bowers
High
Tosh
Lonnie Weger
Okiahan and Daily Journal
Bula Sanders
Redwood Auto Supply
Mendovino County Hospital
MclIntosh
Rives
Herbert Rose
Court of Honor
Crash
Texas School Book Depository
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Fort Worth
Marina
Marguerite
Jack Ruby
Warren
Chicago
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirt
Topeka, Kan
FBI
Gladys Johnson
Topeka
St. Mary’s Ran
Qrail
William Frederick Zimmer
Kan
Shawner
Pottawatomie County
Fermi Award For Science
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