Junior Miss Pageant Here Tomorrow At Ukiah Auditorium
Sixteen high school girls compete for the Junior Miss title at Ukiah auditorium at 8 p.m. Hosted by the Ukiah Jaycees and local merchants, the event features the Sing Out Ukiah group and a $250 college scholarship for the winner. Contestants include Debra L. Wold and others listed with parent names. pageant co sponsors include Galvin Chevrolet Oldsmobile Toyota and local lumber firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldsi High School
America
The
Ukiah“Jaycees
Ukiahi
Wiliam Bennett
Ukiah” Group
Ukiah
Jaycees
Ukiah Jaycees
Bennett
Galvin
al Thrasher Lumber Co
F. M. Crawford Lumber Co
Crawford Lumber Products Inc
Calpella
Debra L. Wold
Robert C
Murder Trial Arguments Monday On Travel by Jury
Judge Joseph Kelly will hear motions Monday in the murder trial of Leonard E. Maine and Thomas E Braun, both 19 from Ritzville Washington, on whether the jury will travel to Ukiah for Susan Bartolomie 18 who was shot five times Aug 22 1967 and testifies. The case includes kidnapping assault and attempted murder charges linked to Susan and Timothy Luce of Ukiah. The defense seeks deposition testimony for Susan due to her inability to communicate except by sign language, with an interpreter if needed. The trial moved from Ukiah to San Jose after California Supreme Court concerns over prejudice, with a prior venue ruling denying change of venue. The surgeon stated Susan’s testimony would not unduly hardship the girl.
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San Jose
Joseph Kelly
Leonard E. Maine
Thomas E.braun
Ritzville
Wash
Ukiah
Susan Bartolomie
Susan
Washington
Timothy Luce
Kelly
Vedus
John Poulos
Sonora Community Hospital
Tuolumne County
Guilty Plea Entered by James T Cooper
James T Cooper aged 60 of 328 Jones Street Ukiah pled guilty to two lesser counts in a felony drunk driving case arising from a October 22, 1967 accident north of Hopland that injured a Daly City couple. A felony count was dismissed for lack of evidence. The case was sent for probation report.
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James T. Cooper
Jones Street
Ukiah
Hopland
Cooper
Daly City
John F. Keane
Sierra County
Wayne Burke
Superior” Court
Ronald Hall
Hall
Patricia
Fort Bragg Men Have Robbery Case Continued
Richard Cauckwell and Tom Sutherland of Fort Bragg faced continued robbery charges in Superior Court after the public defender disqualified himself. Hal Irish of Mendocino was appointed to defend them as they were accused of accosting Warren Sherlock on the Hare Creek logging road and stealing his wallet containing $3. They were apprehended by the sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cauckwell
Tom Sutherland
Fort Bragg
Hal Irish
Mendocino
Warren Sherlock
Hare Creek
Fort Brag
Sherlock
Sheriff's Office
Sirhan Sirhan Trial Delayed Over Sequestration
Los Angeles defense for Sirhan B. Sirhan asks postponement of the murder trial of Senator Robert F. Kennedy to after the year end due to jury sequestration during Christmas and New Year. Judge Richard Schauer set October 14 for a hearing on the motion as Sirhan appears in court with his mother and brother observing.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Russell Parsons
Sirhan
Superior Court
Richard Schauer
Parsons
Mary
Munir Sirhari
Hall of Justice
Herbert V. Walker
U.S. ‘Supreme Court
Senate approves 71.9 billion defense bill for Vietnam era
Senate votes 55 to 2 to authorize 71.9 billion dollars for Defense and Vietnam War costs for the coming year. Pentagon funds include an anti ballistic missile system while House considers a 72.2 billion dollar rival bill. Conference needed. supplemental funding likely.
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Washington
API
Senate
US S
Hav
Pentagon
China
House
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Stephen Young
Ohio
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Vietnam
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
North
Moreor
Police arrest 400 protesters at Paris march riot
In Paris police broke up a march in support of the Mexico City riot, arresting about 400 demonstrators. Police fired tear gas as a crowd of roughly 700 people clashed, with demonstrators reported to have stoned officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UPI
Mexico City
LeMay's Views Stun Wallace Backers in 1968 Ticket
United press report notes Gen Curtis LeMay joining the American Independent Party ticket sparks reactions from major candidates. Hubert Humphrey condemns LeMay's neutral stance on nuclear weapons as dangerous and disastrous if he leads a nation, while Richard Nixon urges civilian control over the military. Wallace introduces LeMay in Pittsburgh, calling him a man of peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United: Press International
Curtis E. LeMay
American Independent Party
Wallace Country
Hubert H. Humphrey
Pineville
Wa. Va
George Wallace
LeMay
Humphrey
Air Force
Richard M. Nixon
Atlanta
Wallace
Nixon
Strategic Air Command
Pittsburgh
TACT Speaker Here Tuesday
Ken Granger news photographer and producer presents a lecture and film on Youth Quake and The Generation Gap at 8 p m Tuesday at Ukiah Grange. Sponsored by Mendocino Lake TACT committees as a public service with $1 at the door. The program examines hippie culture, LSD, sex and other incentives to youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Granger
Tulsa
Ukiah Grange
Mendo Lake Tact Committees
Granger
Mendocino
Lake’ County
Nixon Sees Short War End If Elected President
In a private interview aboard his campaign plane Nixon says he would devote energy to ending the Vietnam War quickly, perhaps in five to six months, but will not promise a date to avoid giving concessions to enemy negotiations. He stresses a viable peace and cautions against a simple withdrawal. He remains poised and certain of victory, campaigning hard through November 5 while maintaining focus on honorably liquidating the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cassels
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
Deep South
United Airlines
Thomas E. Dewey
Fatality No.19 For Year in Mendocino County
A Redwood City man, Gary Raymond Gutol, 25, died when his late model pickup drifted off Highway 101 south of Hart Ranch, rolled into a ditch, and ejected him before it toppled. He becomes the 19th highway fatality this year between the Sonoma County line and Laytonville, with Mendocino County reporting 22 deaths in 1968, up from 33 last year.
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Gary Raymond Guidl
Redwood City
Willits Grade
Laughlin Way
Hart Arrow Ranch
Les Stark
Highway
Gary Raymond Gutol
Willits
Mr. Gutol
Sonoma County
Laytonville
Humboldt County
Mendocino County
Ukiah
Fort Bragg
Point ‘Arena
Highway Patrol
Weather Summary for Northwestern California
Northwestern California reports fair conditions with partly cloudy skies in the extreme north today and a chance of rain along the coast. Clearing expected from Cape Mendocino southward by Saturday with warmer temperatures. Ukiah highs near 79 and lows around 53.
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California
Cape Mendocino
Weather snippets from October 1967 report
Temperature readings show a high of 79 and a low of 50 for October 1967. Additional line indicates a separate set with a high of 72 and a low of 47.
Reagan Presses Tests for Rafferty in California
Gov Ronald Reagan toured Fresno and Bakersfield as he urged support for GOP congressional and state house candidates amid doubts about Dr Max Raffertys bid for the U S Senate The governor noted Raffertys campaign lagging behind Democrat Alan Cranston two aides Thomas Reed and Lyn Nofziger will join as campaign and communications coordinators Cranston won Kennedy endorsement and will attend a San Francisco fundraising dinner while Rafferty campaigned across the Bay Area amid student protests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Ronald Reagan
Central Valley
Fresno
Bakersfield
Max Rafferty
U. S. Senate
Reagan
Chico
Rafferty
Alan Cranston
Thomas Reed
Lyn Nofziger
Reed
Nofziger
Lu Haas
Chico State College
State College
Cranston
California
New York
Washington
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Sandy Weiner
San Francisco
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Marcia Frassinello
Wendy Higginson
Pam Alexander
Susan Gilley
Georgia Dilley
Ukiah Chorus
Journal
G. Hunter
Ft. Bragg
San Francisco Bay Area
Thursty
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