Goldwater heckled by teens cuts speech short in Asbury Park
Senator Barry Goldwater faced loud interruptions from teens in the Convention Hall gallery as they chanted LBJ while he spoke. He criticized the State Department over Soviet persecution of Jews and paused his remarks several times, then ended his address and flew to Atlantic City for a rally with over 1,200 backers.
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Alvin Spivak
Asbury Park
N. J
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Convention Hall
LBJ
State Department
Soviet Union
Goldwater
Atlantic City
Johnson
Ukiah Man Steals Car After Hitchhiking Home
Larry Allen Moore of Letterman Hospital San Francisco tired of hitch hiking on return from Eu reka He borrowed Bob Pattersons car on N State Street Ukiah Patrols chased him down Hopland and charged him with grand theft auto He was jailed on the count
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Larry Allen Moore
Letterman
Ukiah
Moore
Hopland
Shortage of small change in southern Dutch town
Bank director J Jansen visits churches to exchange banknotes for coins from offertory boxes as a shortage of small change hits Maasbracht Hollanda. Local shops struggle with cash transactions amid the monetary bottleneck.
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Maasbracht, Hollana
VPI
J. Jansen
Reagan Attacks Demos On Policies At GOP Luncheon
Ronald Reagan spoke to about 200 at the Fairgrounds criticizing Democratic foreign policy and spending as he campaigned for Barry Goldwater. He warned of rising debt and government growth, mocked aid to Haile Selassie, suggested Viet Nam actions were staged, and praised Goldwater's Medicare stance while quipping about a rival intro.
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United States
Reagan
Haile Selassie
U.S
Arizona
Evelyn Banzhaf
Ukiah Area
Walter Sandelin
Sandelin
Goldwater
Ronald Reagan
Ukiah
Goldwater-Miller
Republican Women Affairs
Gladys Hamlin
Arlene Peck
Calpella
Citizens For Goldwater Committee
Journal
G. Hunter
Three U S Planes Downed By Viet Guerrillas
Viet Cong guerrillas shot down three U S Army aircraft and overran a district HQ in Hau Nghia Province near Saigon. A combat helicopter went down in flames, with three Americans confirmed dead and two possibly missing. A second helicopter was forced to limp away after taking fire.
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U.S
Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Mekong Delta
En Tned Hau Nghia
Conley Trial Enters Third Day as Jury Pool Shrinks
The murder trial of William J. Conley, 34, of Ukiah, for the July 19 shooting of Clifton and Ruth McCool on E. Clay Street, enters its third day with 20 jurors remaining from a large pool. Judge Winslow has excused many for cause over death-penalty views. D A Dave Luce has used nine of 20 challenges while public defender Bev Broaddus has used 16. constables and firemen aided in apprehension near the scene. the venire was split into three groups for voir dire.
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William J. Conley
Ukiah
Clifton
Ruth McCool
E. Clay Street
Dave Luce
Bev Broaddus
Robert Winslow
Conley
Mendocino County
Grand Jury
Winslow
Paintings Missing From Scottish Museum Shipment
An exhibition of French impressionist prints valued at 5600 dollars, packed in crates and sent by truck to a Scottish museum over a week ago, has been reported missing by UPI.
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London
UPI
Eight Apply For Mendocino Bookmobile Librarian Post
Eight applicants, four men and four women, appear qualified for the Mendocino County Bookmobile librarian director post under civil service rules. The Civil Service Committee plans tests and interviews on Monday and Tuesday for the top three candidates, with potential interviews for the highest ranks.
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Mendocino County
County Civil Service
Board of Supervisors
Virginia Hughes
Harvey Sawyers
Joe Hartley
Oscar Klee
Civil Service Committee
Miss Hughes
The
State Library Service
California
Soldier Survives One Accident Second Faia
A 22 year old soldier died in a highway 29 crash five miles north of Middletown. He reportedly crawled to the road seeking help when struck by a truck driven by Lonnie Gallaher of Vacaville. Funeral arrangements are pending. autopsy ordered.
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Middletown
Lake County Highway Patrol
Lonnie Gallaher
Vacaville
Jones and Lewis Mortuary
Lower Lake
Unification Panel For Mendoseta Hatched Tonight
A panel discussion on the December 1 school unification election is set for tomorrow in Potter Valley. Mendoseta, a county teachers organization, will host a 7:30 p.m. meeting with panelists Jack Taylor county schools superintendent Leo Cook Ukiah attorney and chairman of the Ukiah elementary school board Charles Donaldson Hopland high school superintendent. Bill Watts Mendoseta president says the election will affect the future of all elementary and high school teachers in the area.
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Mendoseta
Potter Valley
Jack Taylor
Leo Cook
Ukiah
Charles Donaldson
Hopland
Bill Watts
Kennedy Exhibit at San Francisco City Hall Rotunda
In San Francisco the City Hall Rotunda will host an exhibit of John F. Kennedy papers and momentos starting October 15. Sponsored by the Kennedy Library it features 70 photos and historic documents including a handwritten draft of Kennedy's inaugural address. The free display runs until October 18.
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San Francisco
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Pulic
Child’s first day at school sparks gentle critique
A reader’s letter in Daily Express quotes a five year old boy after his first day, praising his teacher as nice but noting she is not very clever because she hasn’t taught him to read yet. The missive captures a child’s candid view of early schooling and literacy progress.
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London
UPI
The
Daily Express Today
Four Days in November hypnotizes Washington guests
Producer David L. Wolper presented Four Days in November at Keiths Theater near the White House. The two hour documentary replays Kennedy assassination events with news film and recreated scenes, focusing on the four days of national tragedy and Oswalds guilt. It uses about 2 million feet of film and premieres for world wide release today.
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Marlyn Ef.aycock
Washington
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Keith
White House
David L. Wolper
United States
Wolper
United Press International
Dallas
Oswald
Warren Commission
Congress
Supreme Court
UFI Editors and Publishers
Kennedy
Tshombe Held in Cairo as Hostage by UAR
Cairo reports say Congolese Prime Minister Moise Tshombe is under house arrest with other Tshombe aides. Egypt demands withdrawal of Egyptian and Algerian diplomats from Leopoldville before any release. Officials claim Tshombe was told he would remain until diplomats left the Congo.
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Cairo
UPI
United Arab Republic
Moise Tshombe
al Ahram
Tshombe
U.A.R
Leopoldville
Congo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mohhamed Fayek
French Congo Republic
U S and Britain reject Russ spy charges note
The United States and Britain rejected a Soviet note as unsatisfactory accusing three American military attaches and a British officer of spying in Siberia. They said the Soviets violated diplomatic immunity by raiding a Siberian hotel and confiscating possessions. London said the reply failed to address the immunity issue and noted the attaches planned to travel across the Soviet Union to Tokyo with clearance given by Soviet officials.
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UPI
United States
Britain
Siberia
U.S
London
Foreign Office
Soviet Union
Tokyo
Fire Calls Reported With No Damages
Tuesday events include a 2 56 p m grass fire at Wally Germans home Guidivile Road with no damage a 4 16 p m vehicle fire at Richard Livingstons property with no damage and an 8 58 p m mattress fire at Carol Carvers residence with no damage
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Wally German
Guidivile Road
Richard Livingston
Carol Carver
World Trouble Spots Editors Told U S Losing Viet War
At the UPI Editors conference a panel warned the United States is losing the war in Viet Nam. Burton A. Chardak of the Philadelphia Bulletin cited the Viet Cong's reach beyond cities and questioned government motivation amid a chaotic, coup-threatened landscape. The panel also heard takes on Cyprus, Latin America, and Africa from Zausmer, Wolff, and Strohmeyer.
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Washington
UPI
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Burton A. Chardak
Philadelphia Bulletin
United Press International
Chardak
Harry Burnham
St. Paul
U.S
Zausmer
Wolff
Latin America
Brazil
Argentina
Arturo W. Illia
British Guiana
Cheddi Jagan
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