Speeding Blamed By CHP Fatal Uplands Crash
A speeding car on the Old Hopland Lakeport road near Ukiah killed a father and son, Frank Frease Sr and Frease Jr, and left three others with minor injuries. The crash, the county’s 20th and 21st highway fatalities of the year, occurred when the vehicle failed to negotiate a curve and struck an oak. Survivors included Irene Orenlt and Sharen Olvera. Funeral plans were set at Eversole Mortuary in Ukiah. Other incidents noted: Dee Bauer, 45, Ukiah, injured when rear-ended on Orf Springs Road. Tommy Olsen, 18, Livermore, and Rick Tarwhitton, 16, Livermore, injured after their car rolled down an embankment near Boonville.
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Hopland-Lakeport
Mendocino County
Red Frease
Upper Lake
Frank Frease Sr
Frank Frease Jr
Potter Valley
Sacramento
Irene Orenlt
Sharen Olvera
Frese
Hopland- Lakeport Road
Mount Road
Irene Creutt
Eversole Mortuary
Ukiah
Dee Bauer
Orf Springs Road
John Ashford
Redwood Valley
Ashford
Pam
Tommy Olsen
Livermore
Olsen
Rick Tarwhitton
Fred Frease
Frank
Hopland Lakeport Road
Sheriff's Dept
Daily Journal to Begin New Look on Monday
The Daily Journal, its companion Ukiah News and Mendocino Lake Shopper will migrate to a slimmer page design, reducing inches per page. The nationwide press changeover affecting all dates newspapers serviced by the International presses will take effect this weekend.
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Serminal
Ukiah News
Mendaving Lake Shopper
Acton
Ukiah PTA Carnival Planned for Oct 28
Ukiah area PTA groups plan the annual carnival at Carl Pordy hall fairgrounds on October 28 from 2 to 9 pm. Proceeds aid the School Protection Emergency Mind with booths run by Pomolita Nokomis Frank Zeek Yokaso Oak River districts and volunteers. tickets, food, games, and rides will support families in need.
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Nokomis
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PTA
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Ehane Nin
Ach Pta
Clyde Oswell
James
Frank Zeek
Ats
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Yokuve
Gary Miller
Ernest Olson
Oak Weiner
Mhemuais
Powhite Lane
Rnich
Ukiah High Seniors Earn National Merit Scholarships
Ukiah High School seniors Pam Peterson Marsha Cochranine Crane Patricia Poster and Gary White rank in the top one and two percent on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test competing with more than 16 500 schools. Peterson is a semi finalist and will compete against 13 000 national semi finalists this spring. Also named were four students receiving commendations for ranking high in the top percent and recommended for other programs. Scattered showers have raised Ukiah’s rainfall to 1 468 inches this season according to the Fire Department weather bureau.
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Gary White
Cmd
Ukiah
Sam
Fire Departments Weather Bureau
Football Fans Brace for Rainy Brookside Showdown
Fans must endure showers as Brookside hosts a Fort Punt-Pass-Kick event for 8 to 18 year olds. Ukiah Willits and Fort Bragg talent join the Wolverines and Pettey Valley teams in a Fort Punt-Pass-Kick contest at Bailey Field with Santa Rosa Junior College, Sacramento, and other towns represented.
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Ukiah
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Santa Rosa Drinior College
Willits
Fort
Court Near Ruling On Suspended Judges
Court action centers on suspensions of Mintiee Tindall Joanaide and Judie Glean Tivans Covelo with a ruling expected on April 6 under Section Ten of the State Constitution. Notices filed with the County Clerk detail the pendings and proposed reinstatement terms.
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Daily Journal
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Joanaide
Judie
Tivans
Covelo
Folver Emerson
Tense Standoff on Berlin Autobahn Sparks Protests
In Berlin Soviet troops blocked the autobahn link to West Germany as US convoys waited at Babelsberg. Secretary Rusk protested to the Soviet ambassador while Maj. Gen. Polk met Allied commandants to discuss risk and response. A second convoy faced a halt followed by a five hour delay.
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Sweer
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Wis
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Soviet moves risk renewed Berlin crisis in cold war
PHIL NEWSOM reports the Soviet Union aims to reassert pressure on the West as Khrushchev contemplates new power transfers in Bonn and plans with Red China. He signals tougher stance toward Berlin while U S forces tighten posture, drawing comparisons to the 1966 Berlin standoff and heightened Western vigilance.
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Khrushchev
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Eressin Penn
Forst
Wrest
Presidene
Kenneds
Cen
Bap
Tos
Pawe Ss
Vajont Dam Disaster Morbid Tales Reach Old Woman’s Grief
A UPI team report on the Vajont Dam disaster portrays the human cost through the story of an elderly survivor and a mother’s slaughtered family. The piece recalls the overwhelmed town of Longarone and the devastated communities along the Piave as rescuers search rubble for relatives.
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Aldo Prippini
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Khrushchev links Berlin withdrawal to test ban pact
Khrushchev in a special message to Kennedy and Macmillan urged withdrawal of Western troops from Berlin and called for solving other East West issues. He said the test ban treaty could lead to further agreements and listed arms control aims such as NATO Warsaw Pact tensions and free zones, and a ban on weapons in orbit.
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North Athintic Treaty Organization
Paris News in Brief: Wars, Resignations and Deaths
Paris reports civil warfare easing in Aigeria with fighting in three Kabshian locations and unclear casualty figures. Konrad Adenauer offered his resignation as West German chancellor after 1950 years of service. Edith Prit, noted Paris streets leader, died after illness. Jean Cocteau, France’s famed poet, dies at home in Paris. About 1,400 exiled Cuban doctors volunteer to return to Cuba to aid recovery from hurricane Flora.
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