Alaska and Japan deepen ties amid future Alaska role
The piece argues for long range US policy toward Alaska highlighting Japan's growing investments and the strategic value of Alaska's resources. It notes alliances with Japan, Alaska's political stability, and the need to preserve public lands as a national trust while expanding mutually beneficial ties.
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Alaska
Hirohito
Japan
Nixon
United States of America
Anchorage
United States
Seattle
Portland
Russia
Arctic tests show Soviets detonated multiple megaton explosions
Seismographs indicate the Soviet Union detonated a 3 to 6 megaton device on Oct 14 at Novaya Zemlya and a 2 to 4 megaton test on Sept 27 at the same site. Environment concerns drive court battles over the Aleutian Cannikin 5 megaton underground test, seen as vital amid fears of a dangerous nuclear era dominated by intercontinental arms.
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Arctic
Novaya Zemlya
Soviet Union
United States of America
Aleutian
New Books at Library and Notable Titles
The Architectural Record Book of Vacation Houses guides second home owners on site choice and budgeting with architect help. Harold Seymour's Baseball: The Golden Age offers a definitive history linking the sport to American life. Jean Stubbs's The Case of Kitty Ogilvie dramatizes an 18th century Scottish murder trial with tense, skilled prose.
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Architectural Record
Kitty Ogilvie
Jean Stubbs
Ukiah 1961-62 Concert opens varied series
Ukiah pages recount This Was Page One News items from 19, 30, 40 and 50 years ago. The 1961-62 Community Concert kickoff featured Rondelies with Ed mond Karsrud David Kennedy and Max Mendenhall performing art songs operatic pieces and folk numbers to a nearly full high school auditorium. Other items note Campfire Girls hike plans Austin Zaina and Pauline Zaina marriage Earl Lindley PG&E award Gordon Hansen MJC registration and local civic notes.
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Ukiah
Rondelies
Edmond Karsrud
David Kennedy
Max Mendenhall
Campfire Girls
Regina Heights
Lake Mendocino
Olson
Hugo Ibe
Coleader
Pamela Foster
L.H. Foster
Charles Kasch
Ruth
Bay Region
California
USC
Berkeley
Mill Street
Boyd Benham
Maple Cafe
Frank Wilson
Culver City
Klamath
Roach
Stan Laurel
Dick Currier
J.H. Hansen
Eureka
Judiciary reform faces tough Senate hurdles in California
In Sacramento the Senate judiciary committee rejected Assemblyman James Hayes’s plan to merge justice and municipal courts into a state administered superior court system. Hayes argues the reform would save up to 80 million dollars annually and improve justice administration, though many judges oppose it as premature and poorly drafted. The package would create a single superior court per county, shift court costs to the state, and replace local marshals with a state system. Hayes vows to press for reconsideration or reintroduce the bill next year.
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Joe Brooks
Copley
Sacramento
Senate Judiciary Committee
James Hayes
Long Beach
Assembly
Hayes
Ralph N. Kleps
Donald Wright
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Justice Court
Grand jury debate shapes California law changes
In California the 1971 Legislature weighs grand jury reforms with four constitutional amendments and ten bills. Gov Reagan has signed measures on juror competency interviews and Los Angeles County jury size while vetoing a San Francisco random-im panel proposal. Others call for random selection, dual juries, and expanded rights before grand juries.
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Joe Brooks
Copley
Sacramento
Grand Jury
Ronald Reagan
Paul V. Priolo
Santa Monica
Priolo
Los Angeles County
Reagan
Yvonne Brathwaite
Los Angeles
George Moscone
San Francisco
Evelle J. Younger
George Zenovich
Fresno
California
Brave man Youngblood hounded from Secret Service
Rufus Youngblood, famed for shielding LBJ during the JFK assassination, says he was hounded out of the White House by Nixon aides. He resigned after 20 years toward a pension, denying personal attack on Nixon while praising the Secret Service. Senate Hart denounces banks in housing discrimination schemes across several cities, prompting calls for action. Dayton showcases a strong housing plan.
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Washington
Rufus Youngblood
John F. Kennedy
Secret Service
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
White House
Eisenhower
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Youngblood
All America
LBJ
Dallas Hospital
Air Force One
Treasury Department
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Senate
Samson
Phil Hart
D-Mich
Boston
Hart
New York
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Dyton
Federal Housing Administration
Dayton
Dear Ann Landers Puts Safety And Love In Focus
A teen asks about safety walking for guitar lessons amid local crime. Ann Landers urges tougher gun laws, noting safer towns once existed, and emphasizes concrete steps to reduce danger. The column then answers reader questions on harassment, setting boundaries, and handling awkward social habits with direct, practical advice.
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Ann Landers
O.K
Kansas
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Reno
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Earl Lindley
Redwood Valley
John A. Britton
Pacific Gas & Electric
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O.R. Doerr
Pg&e
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Gordon Luther Hansen
Modesto Junior College
T.M. Cleland
Hofman
C. Hofman Co
M.B. Gibson
M.H. Rea
Republican Press
Ed Alves
Smith Street
Judiciary Committee
Atlanta
Herbert Jenkins
Canada
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