Red China braces for war in Viet Nam and New China warning
Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Yi said no peace talks while U S forces stay in Viet Nam. He urged immediate U S withdrawal as a condition for any talks. Concurrently Nieh and North Korea urged stricter action against the United States as China’s cultural revolution continues.
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Mao
Nieh
Peking Radio
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America
Pyoneyang
Rutine Workers Party
Central Committee
TLS
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Europe
Africa
Latin America
Kim Sung
International Revolutionary
U S Halts DMZ Bombing and Ruby Oswald Trial Reversal
The United States suspended bombing in the eastern DMZ sector to aid a Geneva accords inquiry, while Texas court reverses Jack Ruby's murder conviction and orders a new trial. Ruby's defense seeks trial changes and possible bond release as the case moves on.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Ukiah Area Weather Readings October 1966 Summary
October 1966 temperatures show high and low values with notes for today. The report lists daytime highs around 72 degrees and overnight lows near 45 degrees, with rainfall recorded at 0.45 inches. Data provided by the Ukiah Fire Department Weather Observer.
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Ukiah Fire Department
Hurricane Inez Stalls Over Florida Keys Winds Hit 126 MPH
Hurricane Inez remains stationary near Dry Tortugas with winds up to 126 mph and sustained winds near 100 mph. Forecasters warn against relaxing preparations as the storm shifts remain uncertain. Keys cities report flooding and property damage while three merchant ships are disabled but later repair and sail.
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Indez
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Inez Hurricane Toll List Rages Across Caribbean and Florida
The hurricane Inez brings northward devastation with Caribbean nations, the Bahamas, and Florida reporting deaths and major damage. Total losses exceed 75 million dollars with well over 300 dead, as Guadeloupe Haiti Cuba Dominican Republic Bahamas and South Florida endure extensive crop losses, homeless counts, and property damage.
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Inez
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Dominican Republic
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
U.S. State Department
Port Au Prince
Cuba
Nassau
South Florida
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Fort Lauderdale
Miami Beach
Mendocino Zoning Board Near Resolution and Budget Talks
Mendocino supervisors approved the city zoning plan as amended after debate over a limited agricultural classification near Big River. Union Lumber backed by Bernie Vaughn opposed. frontage designated residential resort to allow cabin rentals. The board also postponed a civil service clarification and a public defender appointment. A new School Way bridge contract went to Don Martin of Santa Rosa amid safety concerns, and road commissioner Newhouse disclosed a $250000 lawsuit over a cliffside accident on Branscomb Road.
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Jim Campbell
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Bernie Vaughn
Fort Bragg
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Big River
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George Nelson
Bev Broaddus
Nelson
Los Angeles
Mendocino County
Manchester to Manchester Across the Sea Friendship Unveiled
Manchester California sent a redwood gavel and six seedlings to Manchester England as part of BOAC sponsored city to city ties. Supervisor Joseph Scaramella organized the gifts and Mendocino officials invite Manchester to visit California’s Mendocino coast.
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Nellie Beer
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Joseph Scaramella
Pt. Arena
Scaramella
Mendocino Board of Supervisors
Carrier Seeks Advance Payment for Ukiah Daily Journal Routes
A carrier asks customers to pay three months in advance to cover collections for the Ukiah Daily Journal. He urges prompt payment when he first calls to collect subscriptions and notes motor routes require upfront funds.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Brown predicts 20 000 housing starts from loan policy change
Gov Edmund G. Brown told CREA members in San Francisco that new federal mortgage financing policy will spur about 20 000 housing starts in California and roughly 50 000 home resales. He spoke to 4 700 realtors at the annual CREA meeting after N M A policy shift announced by a U S official.
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San Francisco
Edmund G. Brown
California Real Estate Association
CREA
California
Brown
Nasional Mortgage Association
Secre
Robert C .Weaver
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Morteare
Suepreme Court
SS. Suepre
Missing cuffs downfall of ex deputy
An ex Trinity County deputy sheriff was arrested on a petty theft warrant over missing handcuffs. David Walker, 23, of Hopland, posted 220 dollars bail and said he turned in his badge and issued items but cannot recall what happened to the handcuffs.
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Kennedy
Dallas
Trinity County
David Walker
Hopland
Weaverville
Irons
Court Upholds Hoffa Fraud Conviction
The UPI report states the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed James R Hoffa and six co defendants on charges of conspiracy to divert 25 million from the Teamsters pension fund using fraudulent local applications. Hoffa faces appeal to the US Supreme Court while remaining free on bond.
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Teamsters
Tennessee
Hoffa
Supreme Court
Bereaved Father Returns to Campaign Trail
CHICAGO. Charles H. Percy, grieving the unsolved murder of his daughter Valerie, resumes his bid for the US Senate. He held a news conference, thanked Sen. Paul H. Douglas for postponing campaigning during mourning, and announced he will renew his challenge next Monday.
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Chicago
Charles H) Percy
Senate
Valerie
Kenilworth
Paul H. Douglas
Safecrackers Hit Laytonville Store
Mendocino County sheriff's deputies investigated a safecracking at Elliott's Parts House in Laytonville last night. Between $300 and $350 was reportedly missing from the ripped open safe.
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Mendocino County
Elliott
Laytonville
Postman Killed During Welfare Check Robbery in L A
A Los Angeles mailman Eddie Lindsey was shot twice in the stomach and once in the head while begging for mercy on a south central street. Bandits stole part of his welfare checks and fled in a car driven by a third man. The crime marked the first time a mail carrier was killed on welfare round in the city.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Eddie Lindsey
Lindsey
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