Mendocino County gets wildlife board funds for recreation
The Wildlife Conservation Board approves and funds 14 Mendocino County recreation and wildlife projects totaling 749510 dollars. Projects include Lake Mendocino public fishing area and Cow Mountain access road segments near Ukiah, enabling hunting and public access on 87000 acres.
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Cow Mountain
Kempe Richardson
Ray Nesbit
Wildlife Conservation Board
K. Hunter
Mendocino County
Frank Belotti
WCB
Ukiah
Sacramento
Ukiah Daily Journal
Lake Mendocino
Highway 20
Calpella
County of
County of Mendocino
Cow’ Mountain
Talmaga
Mill Creek
Second Ponds
Opening Series Tilt on Channel 4 NBC-TV
Channel 4 will telecast the first game of the World Series Wednesday at 10 45 a m PDT from Sportsmans Park St Louis home of the Cardinals vs the New York Yankees of the American League A 10 30 a m scouting report airs before the game
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Channel 4
Sportsman's Park
St Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Three Teenagers Injured in Highway Mishap
Three teenagers were injured in a Sunday early morning crash on Highway 1 just north of Little River. Gene Perkins 16 Willits lost control after entering a curve too fast and a deer appeared. Excessive speed for conditions cited. Bowman 19 Fort Bragg and Ted King 19 Willits also injured. all were taken to Fort Bragg Community Hospital. The car was demolished. Later Ernest Coons 40 Ukiah escaped injury when his car was rear ended by Earl Powell 71 Downey at Beacon Lane and 101. Powell cited for following too closely.
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Highway 1
Ukiah Highway Patrol
CHP
Gene Perkins
Willits
Gilbert
Bowman
Fort Bragg
Perkins
Ted King
Student Bike Safety Court to Rule on Offenses
A juvenile bicycle safety court in Ukiah will convene with six student judges to hear individual cases. Chief Donn Saulsbury notes citations begin Monday Oct 12 under California vehicle code. riders often ignore stop signs and ride on the wrong side near schools. Each offense will be judged on its merits and sentences issued accordingly.
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Russia
Veterans ‘Memori- Bull
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Donn
Ukiah
California
Saulsbury
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Mendocino County Retail Sales Rise 11 Percent in Q2 1964
In Mendocino County April-June 1964 retail sales rose 11 percent from the prior year to 1.625 million, equal to .23 percent of California total, yielding 528 750 in a 3 percent sales tax. Statewide taxable sales were 7.5516 billion, up nearly 10 percent, with New car dealers reaching over 1 billion in second quarter sales, and department store sales up more than 12 percent. Home appliance and home furnishing sectors also posted gains.
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Sacramento
CNS
Mendocino County
State Board of Equalization
Ukiah Junior Chamber Plans Nonpartisan Rally Oct 25
The Ukiah Junior Chamber of Commerce will host an old fashioned political rally Sunday October 25 in Ukiah municipal park. Invitations target Sen Pierre Salinger and George Murphy along with congressional candidates Don Clausen and George McCabe and local district supervisors and judge candidates. Rally aims to unite candidates and voters in a nonpartisan event with a noon start and lunch served at nominal cost. Gerald Newton serves as general chairman.
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Ukiah Junior Chamber of
Merce
Ukiah
John McKeehan
Pierre Salinger
U. S. Senate
George Murphy
Don Clausen
George McCabe
Ernie Banker
Herman Runkel
Paul Poulos
John Mayfield Jr
Judge
Fred Goss
Hale McCowen Jr
McKeehan
Bud Harwood
Branscomb
Democratic Central Committee
Russell Clarke
Republican
Clausen Returns Home After Congress Ends Heartfelt Session
Congressman Don H. Clausen spoke of the 88th Congress as the Congress with a heart praising its long record on tax cuts civil rights veterans benefits and conservation while criticizing the pay raise for lawmakers. He defended voting against the federal employee pay raise and outlined his reelection push for the 89th Congress ahead of the November election.
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Don H. Clausen
Congress
88Th Congress
United States
Clausen
89Th Congress
Northwestern California Weather Forecast Summary
Northwestern California remains mostly fair with fog and low clouds near the coast. Highs reach around 90 in Ukiah and near 79 in Napa while overnight lows dip to the 40s and 50s in coastal areas with northwest winds 8 to 18 knots.
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California
Ukiah
Napa
Santa Rosa
Barry Says Minority Groups Run Country by Pressure
Senator Barry Goldwater in Philadelphia said minority groups run this country through paid lobbyists and pressure tactics. He urged Americans to consider what America will look like in 5, 20 years and oppose centralized government. He discussed Viet Nam policy and suggested Eisenhower head a experts group to assess Southeast Asia.
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Goldwater
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Warminster
Bucks County
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America
Southeast Asia
Eisenhower
Walter H. Judd
R-Minn
Mark W. Clark
Citadel Military College
Charleston
D.C
United Nations
Korea
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Paul Wagner
Viet Nam
Wagner
East German Amnesty Plan for 10 000 Prisoners
East German Communist Leader Walter Ulbricht announced an amnesty for about 10,000 prisoners to mark the 15th anniversary of the East German government. The plan, announced in East Berlin with Soviet official presence, includes anti-communists and former Western agents among those freed.
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Berlin
UPS
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
East Berlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Johnson launches Lady Bird tour as campaign heats up
President Johnson sent Lady Bird Johnson on a Southern campaign tour aboard the Lady Bird Special after urging voters to choose peace with reason and restraint. He planned a 10 state swing next week to highlight the Democratic record while steering clear of his GOP rival Barry Goldwater. Johnson, later to Raleigh and then a Midwest South Far West tour, kept to a busy schedule with stops in North Carolina and other battleground states.
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Johnson
Alexandria
Barry M. Goldwater
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Reynolds Coliseum
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Mississippi
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Nashville
Tenn
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Saleinger
Salinger
Kennedy
Soviet Rejects Protest Over Hotel Raid By Attaches
Soviet foreign ministry says Western diplomats engaged in spying during Sept 28 29 hotel raid in Khabarovsk and that the four foreign attaches were searched and their belongings seized. The four men U S Army attache George Aubrey Lt Col Karl Liewer Maj James Smith and British Lt Cmdr Saville are now in Tokyo.
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Shabarovsk
Soviet Union
Tokyo
U.S. Army
George A. Aubrey
Annapolis
Karl R
U. S
Far East
Khabarovsk
Salinger Murphy Debate in California Senate Race
In a televised head to head on KNXT Salinger and Murphy clashed over defense water and farm issues. Salinger touted a Senate panel on defense industry and criticized Murphys links to Kennedy Johnson while Murphy avoided tying to Goldwater and urged clear solutions. The candidates predicted outcomes would hinge on voters and the November election.
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U.S. Senate
Salinger
Murphy
Edmund G. Brown
KNXT
Senate Commerce Committee
Stewart Udall
California
Colorado
Baker
Controversial XB70 flies well in second test flight
EDWARDS AFB Calif UP I reports the six jet XB70 flew 90 minutes under pilot Al White with no attempt to reach max speed or altitude. A precautionary landing followed a warning light in the backup hydraulic system. Co pilot Col Joe Cotton noted only minor gear and fuel valve issues. The plane, once RS70 bomber designation, aims to pave future triple sonic passenger jets.
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Air Force
Joe Cotton
Defense Department
Robert McNamara
United States
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