Appalachia Aid Fails To Clear Congress Before Adjournment
Washington UPI veteran report details Congress adjourning the 88th session as the $1 billion Appalachia bill and Social Security boosts for the aged fail to gain House passage or Senate call. Johnson setbacks noted as conferees deadlock amid election pressures and reapportionment clashes.
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Frank Eleazer
Washington
UPI
McCormack
House
Hale Boggs
Johnson
Congress
Joose
House Senate
Senate
Supreme Court
AWOL Navy deserter arraigned after two-vehicle crash
Dewayne Lamance, 23, a confessed Navy deserter, was arraigned in Ukiah Justice Court after a last night arrest. He faces charges of drunk driving hit and run two counts, speeding following too closely driving on the wrong side and no valid license. Lamance's companion James Mobley, 20, of Talmage, was arrested nearby for drunkenness. Police say Lamance admitted consuming tequila before the crash that damaged five vehicles on Spring and Church Streets.
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Rolert
Dewayne Lamance
Ukiah Justice Court
Ukiah
Larry Thomas
Spring
Church Streets
Lamance
James
Mobley
Talmage
Albertinum
James Heath
Thomas
Bruce Lomard
Freitas
Charles R. Miles
St. Spring
Lamarce
Temperatures and Readings From Ukiah Weather Observer
A weather summary from Ukiah shows today high 79 and low 48 degrees with a trace precipitation, while the latest figures list October readings from 1964 and 1963 noting highs 89 lows 47 and 101 with 47 respectively. Courtesy Ukiah Fire Department Weather Observer.
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Ukiah Fire Department
Conley Trial Opens Monday in Mendocino Courthouse
William J. Conley, 34, a Ukiah lumberjack, faces a murder charge for the July 19 rifle slayings of Clifton L. McCool and Ruth Elaine McCool. The trial begins in Department 1 before Superior Court Judge Robert Winslow with Deputy DA Dave Luce prosecuting and Bev Broaddus defending. Conley surrendered near the scene after the shooting and was later handed to authorities by Ukiah firemen. Indicted by the Mendocino County Grand Jury after a special session.
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Mendoviho County
William J. Conley
Ukiah
Robert Winslow
Dave Luce
Conley
Bev Broaddus
Clifton Lee McCool
Ruth Elaine McCool
E. Clay Street
Jerrol McFarland
Cleo Allen
Reno Bartolomie
Clare Grothe
Ukiah Police
Mendocino County
Grand Jury
90 Day Term For Theft In Ukiah Woman
Lola Belle Miller of Ukiah was sentenced to 90 days in county jail after conviction on one petty theft count. Judge Fred Goss also imposed three years probation. Miller was arrested by Ukiah police on a complaint by Ken Cross, owner of KFD Discount Store. The theft involved an item of women’s wear.
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Lola Belle’ Miller
Ukiah
Fred Goss
Ken Cross
KFD Discount
Bake Sale Here Monday To Fight Proposition 14
The Committee for an No vote on Proposition 14 schedules a bake sale Monday at 10 30 a m in the courthouse lobby to raise funds for educational materials Mendocino County women join male organizers in selling home baked goods and serving cake and coffee during coffee breaks as part of the anti Prop 14 effort.
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Ukiah
George McCabe
McCabe
Sterling Norgard
Frank Petersen
Ernie Banker
House of
Garner
Calpella
Redwood Valley
Les
Nancy Johnson
Spring Street
Jim Salzman
Ournal
Sarber
Houghout
Mendocino County
Superior Court
Robert Winslow
Tom Power
Trinity Episcopal Church
Clay Duncan
Winslow
Robert Bell
Richard Patrick
Sandra Williams
Richard Jacobsen
Joseph Quad- Yio
Willits
Nurse aides training course launched in Ukiah
A federally financed nurse aide training course begins Oct 12 in Ukiah at Hillside Community Hospital and Ukiah General Hospital. Two hours of classroom work and four hours daily of lab, five days a week, total 150 hours over five weeks. Applicants 18 or older with eighth grade education and good health may apply at the Department of Employment, 208 Mason Street.
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Ukiah
Cirl Godée
Ukiah Department of Employment
W. C. Murphy
First District
Don Clausen
Hillside Community Hospital
Ukiah General Hospital
Department Ofducation
Murphy
Godec
Mendocino
Department of Employment
Mason Street
Manpower Development Training Act
Woodland Driver Begins Five Day Drunk Driving Sentence
Charles Sanford Roller of Woodland turned himself in to the sheriff yesterday to begin serving a five day mandatory term after a second drunken driving conviction. Roller was arrested by the California Highway Patrol in the Laytonville area.
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Charles Sanford Roller
Woodland
Roller
California Highway Patrol
Laytonville
UC Berkeley Sit-In Sparks Third Day of Campus Protest
A no politics rule trigger sparks a three day student revolt at UC Berkeley. Mass crowds shield a police car carrying Jack Weinberg as leaders address demonstrators from the roof. Police keep Weinberg in the car amid a sit in and street clashes while university officials delay talks.
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Paul Jeschke
Berkeley
Calif
UPI
University of California
Jack Weinberg
Congress of Racial Equality
Weinberg
San Francisco
California Students For Goldwater
Mario Savio
100000 Flee Hilda's Fury On Louisiana Gulf Coast
Tens of thousands flee the Louisiana Gulf Coast as Hurricane Hilda, a 150 mph storm 400 miles wide, heads inland. Evacuations hit St. Mary Cameron Iberia Jefferson and other parishes with warnings from the Weather Bureau and Coast Guard assistance sought for trains and ships in distress.
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Carroll Trosclair
New Orleans
UPI
Louisiana Gulf Coast
East Texas Gulf Coast
St. Mary Parish
Plaquemines
LaFourche
Iberia
Jefferson
Cameron Parishes
St. Mary’s Parish
Southern Pacific
Joseph LeBlanc
Civil Defense Director
Lafayette Parish
Delcambre
U.S. Weather Bureau
Gulf
Louisiana
Mississippi
Coast Guard
Hilda
Tampico
Mexico
Pensacola
Fla
Mississippi River
Galveston
Tex
Mobile
Ala
Morgan City
Franklin
Cameron
Red Cross
North Dakota
Weather Bureau
Coast Guard Search and Rescue Center
Audrey
Claude Eagleson
Calcasieu Parish
Let Freedom Ring exposed for mass libel by Javits push button
Senator Jacob Javits cited a Sarasota Florida group named Let Freedom Ring as using a push button telephone system to spread hate messages across six states. He warned the tactic erodes truth and harms trust in national institutions while noting the group’s attacks on Presidents Kennedy Eisenhower and other leaders.
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Washington
UPI
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Let Freedom Ring
Senate
Javits
Florida
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Colorado
California
New Yorker
Freedom Ring
Sarasota, Fla
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Earl Warren
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eleanor Roosevelt
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Perez Jiminez
United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund
World Happenings in Brief New York UPI Roundup
Sixty thousand longshoremen from Maine to Texas have been ordered back to work by a federal court but full activity at East and Gulf Coast ports would be delayed until Saturday. In Detroit the nationwide strike against General Motors spread to the steel industry as Fisher Body Division told all steel firms to stop shipments. In Paris a DC6 airliner with 80 aboard is missing between Palma Majorca and Port Edenna Mauretania per Union Transport Aotmaritimes. No Americans aboard. In San Francisco California Republicans back Johnson as Lodge supporters align with independents and Republicans to form a Johnson coalition.
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New York
UPI
Maine
Texas
East
Gulf Coast
Detroit
General Motors Corp
Fisher Body Division
Paris
Palma Majorca
Sailor Describes Tonkin Gulf Action in Letter
Iowa sailor Fireman James J. Kress wrote to his mother about a September Tonkin Gulf incident involving U S destroyers and torpedo boats from the mainland. The Navy confirmed parts of his account, noting radar contacts, gunfire, and battle stations aboard the USS Edwards during a tense 8 PM to 1 AM patrol.
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Dubuque
Iowa
California funds aid Sonoma Napa fire damages
U S Senator Pierre Salinger announced that the Department of Agriculture allocated 299000 dollars in emergency conservation assistance to repair damage from forest fires last month in Sonoma and Napa Counties. The funds will restore vegetation cover woodlands range fences and livestock water facilities and will be paid to the California Stabilization and Conservation Committee to share costs with farmers for emergency restoration.
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San Francisco
U. S
Pierre Salinger
Department of Agriculture
Sonoma
Napa
Salinger
California Stabilization and Conservation Committee
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State Civil Defense Command
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