Israel marks New Year with blast at Russians
Israel ushered in year 5731 on the Jewish calendar with a double-barreled blast at the Soviet Union, scolding the Kremlin for its military role in Egypt and deploring its refusal to allow Russian Jews to emigrate to Israel. Extra security police were posted in Jerusalem as Arabs mourned Gamal Abdel Nasser and Jews gathered at the Wailing Wall for the ram’s horn blowing.
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Thomas
Cheatham Jerusalem
UPI
Israel
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Egypt
Jerusalem
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Theft targets juveniles in Fort Bragg yard
Edward Sonnheim of Glendora reports to sheriff's officials that burglars cut locks from cabinet at his Fort Bragg residence, entered, and scattered bikes a go cart and canned foods across the yard. Deputies note two juvenile suspects under investigation. Arthur Reed of Albion reports a burglary at Windjammer Cove, Albion, taking a stereo amplifier turntable a drum set and wine and vodka worth about 1075 dollars. Deputy Max Angling filed the report. Official holiday statements from Prime Minister Golda Meir and President Zalman Shazar criticize Arab refusal to negotiate peace. Meir urges an era of peace regional cooperation while noting Soviet involvement in Egypt. Shazar sends blessings to separated Jews from the Soviet Union. New Year greetings from Moscow’s chief rabbi are absent with letters from Jewish groups to Ben Gurion and Yitzhak Nissim regretting travel bans. Rosh Hashana observed as stores and businesses close.
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Edward Sonnheim
Glendora
Fort Bragg
Charles Birdsall
Arthur’ Reed
Albion
Sheriff’s Department
Windjammer Cove
Reed
Max Angling
Sheriff's Department
Golda Meir
Zalman Shazar
Meir
Soviet Union
Egypt
U.S
Israel
Shazar
Moscow
David Ben- Gurion
Yitzhak Nissim
Burglary Reported At Ukiah Market Rear Storage
Ukiah police were alerted Wednesday by Ralph Foresberg of the S State Street market to a break in at the bottle storage area in the rear of the business. Several soft drink bottles were reported missing with no loss value given. Officer John Griffin investigated for the police department.
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Ukiah Police
Ralph Foresberg
S. State Street
Foresberg
John Griffin
Police Department
Chinese celebrate 21st birthday with calls for struggle
Hong Kong monitored UPI dispatch reports massive crowds in Beijing for the 21st anniversary of the People’s Republic. Lin Piao urged renewed war readiness and stability, Mao greeted crowds, Edgar Snow among foreign visitors, editorial blasts US and USSR, Chou En-lai hailed revolution as history’s irresistible trend.
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Charles. R. Smith
Hong Kong
UPI
Lin Piao
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Lin
New China News Agency
U.S
United Front
Viet Union
Mao
Peace Square
Chou En-lai
Choi
Ukiah Lumberman Cagle Pleads No Contest To Tax Evasion
Ukiah lumberman James L. Cagle, 51, pled no contest to two counts of attempted income tax evasion for 1964-65. He was fined $1,000 after a San Francisco federal court trial. His wife Dorothy, co-owner of a Ukiah wholesale lumber business, had charges dismissed. The IRS contended $34,957.67 in income went unreported.
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Ukiah
James L. Cagle
Nolo Contendre
William T. Swigert
San Francisco
U.S. District Court
Cagle
Dorothy
Swiger
Internal Revenue Service
Cagles
Social Security hike advances with 10 percent raise
The Senate Finance Committee tentatively approved a 10 percent across the board Social Security increase and a $100 monthly minimum. The move, 8 to 5 for the raise and 7 to 4 for the minimum, would take effect January 1 and lift the minimum from 64 to 100, costing about $3.7 billion annually.
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Washington
Russell B. Long
Dla
Enzyme kills one type of malignancy
Three University of Washington scientists report a glutaminase enzyme model that appears to halt a cancerous tumor by blocking an essential amino acid. In a 30 day test, three of five treated mice remained tumor free while untreated mice died. Researchers Drs. Joseph Roberts John Hohenberg and William Colony will expand tests and assess possible side effects.
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Seattle
APT
University of Washington
Joseph Roberts
John Hohenberg
William Colony
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Wes Lene
Baninkk Americard
Wicarre
Marianna Shoj
Perkins
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Bill Ware
Mendo-Lake Savings
Mendo- Lake
Mendo-Lake
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Wise Ones
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South State & Gobbi Sts
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