TV reporters answer Agnew s criticism
TV reporters respond to Vice President Agnew s critique of video news on CBS 60 Minutes. Cronkite defends the people's right to know and calls Agnew's remarks intimidation. Brinkley Smith Sevareid Klein Moyers discuss network coverage and instant analysis amid Nixon era tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
Cbs-Tv
60 Minutes
Spiro T. Agnew
Walter Cronkite
St. Joseph
Cronkite
Agnew
Chicago
Cronkite-St. Joseph
David Brinkley
Howard K. Smith
America
Eric Sevareid
Harry‘Reasoner
Mike Wallace
Herb Klein
Nixon
Bill Moyers
Johnson
Newsday
Vietnam
Faith Lutheran Thanksgiving Service at 10 A.M.
Faith Lutheran Church at 560 Park Blvd will hold its traditional Thanksgiving Day service tomorrow at 10 a.m. The service includes dedication of the new Worship Supplements and a special music program by the church choir with organist Mildred Gordon and soloist Eunice Mock.
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Faith Lutheran Church
Park —Blvd
Mildred Gordon
Eunice Mock
Holiday toll prediction for Thanksgiving dinner costs
Washington experts say turkey prices may be higher than last year while many produce items like apples and oranges are cheaper. Potatoes rise 8 percent for fresh and 7 percent for instant potatoes. bread stuffing up 3 percent. coffee slightly cheaper. overall turkey costs likely 5 to 6 percent above last year based on October Labor Department data.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Stephen J. Hiemstra
Department
Labor Department
Hiemstra
Turkey
State Parks Plan Holiday Open Days and Closures
California state parks will be open to the public on Thanksgiving Christmas and New Year’s Day, while most state historical units and museums will close. San Francisco Maritime State Historic Park stays open, Hearst San Simeon closes on Thanksgiving and Christmas but opens on New Year’s Day on a first come basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
State Parks ‘and Recreation
William Penn Mott Jr
San Francisco Maritime State Historic Park
Hearst San Simeon State Historic Park
Hall low bidder on Fire Hall job
The lowest bid for the proposed addition to the Ukiah Fire Hall came from Austin Hall Construction of Ukiah at 17 696 dollars. Second low was Frank Crane of Ukiah at 18 540 dollars. Other bidders included Wagner Construction 19 400 Christiansen Construction 19 445 and Nolan Hunt 22 470. Hall listed Ukiah area subcontractors and Santa Rosa suppliers. Bids opened yesterday at the office of City Manager Lyell Dash.
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Ukiah
Austin Hall Construction
Frank Crane
Wagner
Christiansen
Nolan Hunt
Hall
Chico Masonry
Modern Plumbing
Kirkpatrick Electric
Ukiah Sheet Metal
Ukiah Glass Company
H.L. Weaver
Pavitig
Runkel
Santa Rosa
Rauth Brothers
Summerwell
Lyell Dash
Pomo Shrine Aids Ukiahi Band Trip To East West Game
Wild-Katz Band Club members learned the Pomo Shrine Club voted to donate 150 toward the 75 Ukiahi band members attending the East-West game at Stanford Stadium Palo Alto. An additional 350 is needed for bus costs as district transportation isn’t provided.
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Wild-Katz Band Club
Vince Angell
Stanford Stadium
Palo Alto
Boosters
Rowland Nielson
Maurice Garzini
Angell
Margaret Weselsky
Grove Street
Wild Katz Band Club
Dora Street
Nielson
Ukiahi
Redwood Valley
Lanson Davis dies at 87 rites Friday
Lanson Davis 87 died at his Ukiah home. Funeral services are at 2 p.m. Friday at Eversole Mortuary with a graveside service at 4 p.m. in Kelseyville Cemetery. The Rev. Oren DeBoard will officiate. Davis, a retired carpenter, lived in the area 16 years and in California 45. Survived by wife Frances Weber Davis and children Abbie Eppert Lorena Bennett Margaret Wetherald James W. Davis Chester Davis.
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Eversole Mortuary
Kelseyville
Lawson Davis
Ukiah
Oren DeBoard
Church of the Nazarene
Mr. Davis
California
Pennsylvania
Frances Weber Davis
Abbie Eppert
Michigan
Lorena—Bennett
Margaret Wetherald
Alameda
James W. Davis
Washington
Chester Davis
Holiday safety forecast for Thanksgiving motorists
Howard Pyle, president of the National Safety Council, warned that 700 to 800 American motorists could die during Thanksgiving travel. Last year 764 people died in the holiday period, with an estimated 31,000 to 35,000 suffering disabling injuries over 102 hours from 6 p.m. today to midnight Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Howard Pyle
National Safety Council
Death takes DeBruyn 84 funeral Friday in Ukiah
Martin DeBruyn 84 died November 21 in a Ukiah convalescent hospital. Funeral services are set for 11 am Friday at Everole Mortuary with burial in Ukiah cemetery. The Rev. Charles Graybeal will officiate. Born in Holland September 7 1885 he lived in California 40 years and in this community five years. Surviving are his wife Nellie DeBruyn Allan DeBruyn of Port Valley and one grandchild.
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Martin DeBruyn
Ukiah Convalescent Hospital
Everole Mortuary
Ukiah
Charles Graybeal
Holland
DeBruyn
California
Nellie DeBruyn
Allan DeBruyn
Pot't Valley
Environmental crisis shifts focus to campuses in 1970s
San Francisco State College professor George Trechihel told the 13th National Conference of the U.N. Ecology Commission that campuses will dominate the environmental debate next decade, with student activism taking the lead and calls for urgent action on pollution, population control, and SST cancellation.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco State College
Vietnam
George Trechihel
Center For the Study of General Ecology
U.S. Commission of Unesco
Trechihel
Los Angeles
Teachin
Matt
Nixon
Vucate
Alvin C. Eurich
U.S. Commission
Mike Perelman
Berkeley
Gerona man finds wheel missing then gets repaired and paid
In Gerona Spain a businessman returning to his parked car found a wheel had vanished. A note from a passing motorist explained the wheel was flat and needed. He went to a garage, recovered his wheel, and received seven dollars for the trouble.
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Gerona
Spain
UPID
Thanksgiving spirit through Pilgrim years and modern abundance
The piece contrasts the first Thanksgiving with today’s food abundance. It notes the Pilgrims faced hunger, relied on women at the ovens, and shared a feast with 50 Pilgrims and 90 Indian guests. It then shifts to modern life where supermarkets, ready meals, and thermometers aid Thanksgiving cooking. It mentions historical sports between Pilgrim men and Indians and suggests the outcome is unknown.
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New World
Pilger
New England
Hanksgiving
Council of California Growers
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