Voskhod spaceflight carries three men into orbit
Russia launched Voskhod the first passenger carrying ship with a pilot and two crew. Tass reported the craft orbited Earth every 90 minutes reaching up to 255 miles high. Cosmonauts Komarov Feoktistov and Yegorov trained for scientific and medical investigations aboard the mission.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Russia
Konstatin Feoktistov
Tass
Boris Yegorov
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Supreme Court Won't Reopen Reapportionment Case
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider its landmark one person one vote reapportionment ruling but agreed to hear Virginia and Georgia voter-related disputes. The court also accepted new term cases from Virginia on voter residence certificates and Georgia on county wide voting, while rejecting other appeals including a California Senate districting challenge.
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Charlotte G. Moulton
United Press International
Washington
Supreme Court
Virginia
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Trinity
Congress
High Court
State Senate
General Assembly
California State Senate
Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Frank G. Bonelli
State Department
Cuba
Mad” Magazine
Fort Ord Training Suspended Over Meningitis Cases
The Sixth Army announced that basic training at Fort Ord will be suspended in December to combat meningitis. Recruits will be reassigned immediately, leaves are halted, and visitors are restricted as 84 cases and 13 deaths are reported this year. Lt General Heaton met Gov Brown and Sen Salinger during the decision.
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San Francisco
UPI
Sixth Army
Ford Ord
California
Army
Stephen Ailes
Leonard Heaton
Fort Ord
Heaton
Ailes
Los Angeles
Edmund G. Brown
Washington
Brown
Pierre Salinger
Dcalif
Grass and brush fire near Masonite river area
Fire crews responded Sunday around 5 50 p m to a grass and brush blaze at the Ken Kunsler property east of Masonite near the river. No damage or injuries were reported.
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Ken Kunsler
Masonite
River
World Happenings in Brief From Kinston to Ottawa
An 8000-strong homeless count and flood damage rise in eastern North Carolina as the Neuse River nears a 23 foot crest near Kinston. In Saigon, over 300 soldiers were killed or wounded in 24 hours amid Saigon counterinsurgency. A letter from captors threatens Lt Col Smolen with a revolutionary court. In Ottawa, Queen Elizabeth was greeted warmly amid a hiccup in Quebec City with Price Philip delaying departure to join the queen aboard her ship.
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Kinston, N
UPI
North Carolina
Neuse
Lenoir
Mies
Raleigh
Ottawa
Elizabeth
Quebec City
Price Philip
Mexico
British West Indies
Time for Action Clausen Urges North Coast Unity
Congressman Don Clausen of Crescent City calls for intensified unified effort to protect about 30 million acre feet of water on the north coast with emphasis on Eel River development. He warns against exporting water and urges regional cooperation while opposing a Supreme Court reapportionment ruling.
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BLM
John Lanz
Bureau of Land Management
Dong
Don Clausen
King Range Recreation Area
John Peavey
Division of Lands and Minerals
Sacmento
Clausen
Eel River Flood Control and Water Conservation Association
House of Garner
Dick Sarber
Crescent City
Eel River
Eel River Food Control and Water Conservation Association
North Coast
California
Clauson
Sacramento Valley
Supreme Court
Redwood Empire
Gum Thieves Loot Corfe Mullen Store
Thieves raided a village store in Corfe Mullen England and escaped with 40 packets of chewing gum. Police urge witnesses to come forward. No other items were taken and no injuries reported. Local officers investigated the incident and reviewed nearby surveillance footage.
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Corfe Mullen
Ingland
UPD
Space Time Table Space Time Table
chronology of Soviet and American manned space flights to date listing each flight with date, pilot or crew, nation and number of orbits. entries include Gagarin Shephard Grissom Titov Glenn Carpenter Nikolayev Popov Shirra Cooper Bykovsky Tereshkova Komarov Feoktistov Yegorov among others with dates from 1961 to 1964.
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New York
UPI
Yuri Gagarin
U.S.S.R
Alan B. Shepard
U.S
Virgil I. Grissom
Gherman Titov
Gordon Cooper
Valery Bykovsky
Valentina Tereshkova
Vladimir Komarov
Konstantin Feoktistove
Ae Yegorov
Supplemental voter tabulating aid sought for Nov 3
County Clerk Jim Broaddus announced a call for a supplemental list of registered voters to help count ballots on election night Tuesday November 3. Residents may leave name and phone number at the courthouse clerk’s office to ensure full staffing in case current officers are unable to serve.
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Jim Broaddus
Election Board
Broaddus
Johnson proposes 10 point bill of responsibilities
President Johnson outlined a 10 point bill of responsibilities in a Reno speech, saying the government must act with restraint and uphold world leadership and economic expansion. He contrasted his approach with Barry Goldwater, who visited Phoenix as Johnson drew large crowds in Long Beach and San Francisco. Goldwater paused campaigning, attending a fundraiser for an Indian relics museum.
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United Press International
Johnson
Barry M. Goldwater
Ieartes
Washington
Goldwater
Phoenix
U.S
Long Beach
Calif
San Francisco
Grass Roots County Group For Geo Murphy Formed
Mendocino County chairman James Gowan announces a pyramid grass roots organization to back George Murphy for U S Senate. Committee members include Mrs Edward Axt Ukiah Paul A Davis Willits Dr Jay McGee Fort Bragg Courtney Galoway Garalla and Mrs Paul Sparso Ukiah with Mrs Sparso as publicity chair.
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James Gowan
Philo
Mendocino County
George Murphy
U. S. Senate
Murphy
Edward Axt
Ukiah
Paul A. Davis
Willits
Jay McGee
Fort Bragg
Courtney Galoway
Guarlala
Paul Sparso
Two Wyoming Teens Held on LBJ Threat
Denver based Secret Service reports two Wyoming youths, aged 16 and 17, were arrested in Casper on Sunday night for allegedly threatening to kill President Johnson as he campaigned in Casper. Bond set at $25,000 each. charges filed under a complaint alleging threats against the President. Names not released.
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Denver
UPI
Secret Service
Wyoming
Johnson
Casper
Wyo
Rolland Osborne
Colorado
Osborne
McCarver’s 10th inning homer seals Cardinals win
Tim McCarver belted a three run homer in the 10th inning to lift the St. Louis Cardinals over the New York Yankees 5-2, giving St. Louis a 3-2 lead in the World Series. Bob Gibson struck out 13, and the Yankees’ Tom Tresh forced extras with a two run shot in the ninth.
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Steve Snider
NEW York
UPD
Tim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
McCarver
Yankee
Pete Mikkelsen
Tom Tresh
Yankees
Bob Gibson
Cardinals
St. Louis
Trash
Mikkelsen
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Weather outlook for Northwest California turns cloudy with coastal rain
Northwest California forecast shows fair weather inland with fog on the coast, increasing clouds tonight, and likely rain from Fort Bragg northward late tonight. Temperatures run about 83 at Ukiah and 53 at night, with winds from Cape Mendocino southward 12 to 25 knots and gusts to 35 knots near headlands.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Napa
Cape Mendocino
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Smolen
USS Air Force
Revolutionary Action Court
South Viet Nam
Nguyen van Troit
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Unity
Eel River Group
Geo. Murphy
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Thomas Jefferson
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