Soviet three man Voskhod ends 16 orbit Earth flight
The Voskhod 3 man crew Komarov Feoktistov and Yegorov returned to Earth after 16 orbits in 24 hours 17 minutes, traveling about 437 500 miles. Tass said the mission accomplished its scientific program and landed in a pre assigned area after a one day flight. Western experts say the craft may have been launched near the Aral Sea region and that the landing was possibly premature. The U.S. NASA chief Webb said the U.S. is catching up but Saturn V is designed to overcome the lead.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Earth
Voskhod
Tass
Moon
Vladimir Komarov
Konstantin Feoktistov
Boris Yegorov
Russia
United States
James E. Webb
U.s.national Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington
Radio Moscow
Gherman Titov
Titov
Gordon Cooper
Institute For Satellite and Space Research
Bochum
Germany
Heinz Kaminski
Kaminski
Jean Coulombe
France
National Center For Space Research
Coulombe
Sunrise
Yuri Gagarin
Smolen Released Captor Polite Considerate Says AF Colonel
US Air Force Lt Col Smolen 45 of Chandler Arizona freed by Communist kidnappers after 87 hours of captivity in Caracas He described his captors as hard core Communists and said he was treated relatively well He refuted claims of life danger and noted the seizure was a political stunt to gain attention to efforts to topple the Caracas government He joined his family after police recaptured him and he appeared at a news conference with officials and reporters Present were his wife Mariam and three of four children including Sandra Lynn a student at Arizona State University
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James R. Whelan
Garacas
UPT
Air Force
1 Smolen
Chandler
Ariz
Smolen
U.S
Caracas
Florida
Saigon
Viet Nam
Russia
Cuba
East Berlin
Mariam
Smolens
Sandra Lynn
Arizona State University
Los Samanes Street
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California
Variable cloudiness today and tonight with scattered showers this afternoon or evening. Fair Wednesday, increasing coastal cloud north of Fort Bragg. Mild temperatures with highs around 76 to 74 and lows near 46 to 47. Coastal winds variable 5 to 15 knots.
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California
Fort Bragg
Napa
Santa Rosa
Four Primary Candidates Endorse Poulos for First District
Four First District candidates Shirley Jacobsen Bill Proctor C Raymond Hudson and George Portlock Sr back Paul Poulos in the June primary and November election saying he has the best qualifications for First District supervisor.
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Paul Poulos
Abe
Poulos
First District
Shirley Jacobsen
Bill Proctor
C. Raymond Hudson
George M. Portlock Sr
Cranston Named Chairman of Salinger State Committee
State Controller Alan Cranston was named chairman of Senator Pierre Salinger's statewide executive committee. Salinger praised Cranston as a liberal Democrat with a national reputation, noting Cranston earned the role after defeating him in the June Democratic primary.
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San Francisco
UPI
Alan Cranston
Pierre Salinger
Meningitis Precautions Tightened at Fort Ord
Fort Ord commander announced tightened meningitis precautions after 84 cases and 13 deaths this year. Two Bay Area cases linked to the post and a third under investigation. one Bay Area case fatal. Recruits to be reassigned and training suspended through December. no quarantine, post services operate normally. Visitors restricted to parents of basic trainees. transfers planned after basic training.
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Fort Ord
Calif
Sequoia ‘Hospital
Redwood City
Carns
San Francisco Bay Area
Rupert Barber
Mountain View
Santa Clara County
Barber
Army
Post Hospital
San Francisco
GOP to police ballots for November elections
National Republican leaders announce a ballot security program led by Dean Burch to guard against alleged 1960 style vote fraud. Trained observers will monitor polls and voter lists, with door to door checks and on site enforcement if tampering or intimidation occurs. Harrington Wood Jr is named program director.
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Washington
UPD
GOP
National Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Republican National
Dean Burch
Burch
Nixon
Racism Charge Against Barry Goldwater Pressed by Episcopalians
In St Louis the Episcopal general convention heard a statement accusing Barry Goldwater of transparent exploitation of racism. Signed by 726 Episcopalian bishops clergy and laymen from 41 states the document was mailed to 1 100 Episcopalians Wednesday. Only two outright rejections were reported.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
William Strinefeller
New York
Stringfeller
Fire call at Helen Carmichael residence
A Monday evening chimney fire at 551 Cypress Avenue prompted a response at 7 43 p m no damage reported and units cleared without incident.
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Helen Carmichael
Cypress Ave
Flood waters sweep eastern North Carolina towns
Neuse River floods eastern North Carolina as 3,700 people flee homes. Damages estimated at 10 million dollars with Goldsboro at 3.7 million and Kinston-Wayne County at 1.5 million. Gov Sanford seeks federal aid after declaring a state of emergency.
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Kinston
N.C
Goldsboro
Wayne County
Johnston County
Greene
Pitt
Beaufort Counties
Conley Murder Trial Enters Second Week
Deputy District Attorney Dave Luce continued calling witnesses as the William J. Conley murder trial moved into its second week. Testimony covered the rifle used, custody after capture, and shell casings linked to the weapon, with Wiles, Sheriff Bartolomie, Deputy Roberts, Officer Bowman, and Dr. Carl Aagaard among those detailing events from the night of July 19 at 273 East Clay Street.
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Dave Luce
William J. Conley
Conley
Clifton
Elaine McCool
E. Clay Street
W. A. Wiles
Low Gap Road
Reno Bartolomie
Ukiah
Arnold Roberts
Robert Bowman
Ukiah Police
Sacramento
Carl Aagaard Ukiah
Goldwater presses space redirection to outpace Soviets
Barry Goldwater attacked President Johnson demanding a major re direction of U S space research citing Soviet orbital success. He warned of downgraded military space Capabilities and urged immediate action. Johnson toured 14 states on a campaign swing while Humphrey and Miller also pursued stops and speeches across multiple states.
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United Press International
Barry M. Goldwater
Johnson
U.S
Russia
Topeka
Kan
Goldwater
Arizona
White House
Boise
Idaho
New Jersey
Texas
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
New England
Rhode Island
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Concert Cards In Mail Today In Ukiah 64 65 Association
Membership cards for the Ukiah Community Concert Association were mailed. Association secretary Mrs Rodney Zimm erman urged members to call if cards are missing or addresses changed and noted new members can still join. The first concert features The Romeros, guitarists, on Sunday November 1.
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Ukiah Community Concert Association
Rodney Zimmerman
Association
Weather Summary for Ukiah Area October 1964
October readings show highs around 81 and lows near 44 with today’s 68 and 47, rainfall measured at 0.14 inches. Last year’s total was 1.51 inches as recorded by the Ukiah Fire Department Weather Observer.
Could Close Space Gap Says Webb Could Close Space Gap Says Webb
UPI: Space chief James Webb called the Soviet three passenger space seat significant while signaling the U S program could be sped up to narrow the gap. He noted the Soviet achievement shows continued national space effort and said Saturn V is designed to overcome the lead, capable of launching 240000-pound payloads versus the Soviet 10000 to 15000-pound craft.
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Arnold Bogner
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Ray Jean
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Francis Gibson
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Dominic ‘Niderost
Journal
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Smith
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Concord
N.H
Lewiston-Auburn
Maine
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Ind
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