Pre college parley Thursday at Ukiah High School
Ukiah High School hosts a Thursday 7:30 p.m. meeting in the cafeteria for parents of Ukiah students aiming for college or vocational paths. Director Don Musser and counselors outline graduation and college requirements, grade standards, and how to balance studies with possible military service.
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Ukiahi
Ukiah High School
Don Musser
Ukiahi, J
Musser
Chet Hardin
Carol Newby
Billie Tiernagel
Charles Bennington
Troops Begin Withdrawal From Czechoslovakia
Polish and Hungarian forces are reported by Radio Prague and Red Star to have started leaving Czechoslovakia, following an agreed Kremlin plan connected to the 1968 Warsaw Pact invasion. Pravda notes the departures as part of strengthening party leadership in the country.
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UPI
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Red Star
Kremlin
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Pravda
Johnson signs gun control bill with future reforms
President Johnson signed into law a gun control bill aimed at disarming criminals and the insane. He noted the measure falls short of his broader aims for universal registration and owner licensing. An executive order shifts the import and sale restrictions for foreign firearms from the State Department to the Treasury Department.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
State Department
Treasury Department
Menlo Park Teen Dies After Civil War Echoes
A Menlo Park resident, identified as a 114 year old man, recalled as a boyhood freed by Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation, died Saturday. The obscure report connects his long life to Civil War era memories and the emancipation movement.
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Menlo Park
UPI
Andrew Williams
Tex
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Williams
Missent
Hope
Bobbilng
Urg
Vic Cavalry
Palmer visits Johannesburg to confer with South African leaders
U S undersecretary of state for African affairs Joseph Palmer arrived in Johannesburg Monday night for talks with Prime Minister John Vorster and Foreign Minister Dr Hilgard Muller during a three day visit.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPID
Joseph Palmer
U.S
John Wofrster
Hilgard Muller
Orchard outlines campaign for Superior Court judge in Hopland
Merle Orchard spoke to about 70 at the Pomo Inn dinner in Hopland outlining campaign themes. He urged voters to consider who is best qualified and stressed independent courts, responsible press coverage of crime, firm but fair treatment of juveniles, and rehabilitation through restitution. Angelo Damiano chaired the event with Orchard for Judge officials.
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Merle Orchard
Hopland
Orchard
Angelo Damiano
Judge Committee
Hewland
Gil Messi
Vince Lotti
Apollo 7 Returns After Three-Man Mission Graces Essex
The Apollo 7 crew Schirra Eisele and Cunningham landed aboard the Essex after a 4.5 million mile Earth orbit mission. They set records with 780 hours 30 minutes in space and 260 hours 10 minutes flight time, proving the three man crew capable of lunar travel and return.
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Essex
California
Cunningham
Atlantic
Eisele
Cape Kennedy
Earth
America
Moon
Voskhod
Arias Seizes Panama Embassy in Washington
Arnulfo Arias, ousted as Panama’s president ten days ago, staged a takeover at the Panama Embassy in Washington after arriving from the Canal Zone. He declared the embassy his territory and said he would remain there as president.
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Wasitngton
UPI
Arnulfo Aras
Panama
Specialist honors Williamson and English educators plan
Ukiah High School English Department chairman Norm Williamson was named as one of California's 10 English specialists. The State Department of Education will train one hundred specialists to support teachers across grades aiming to boost instruction statewide. Williamson, a 20 year veteran, is a Mendocino County resident and former Naval Reserve commander involved in the Ukiah Rotary Club.
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Norm Williamson
Ukiah High School
California
State Department of Education
Williamson
Yokogo School
University of California At Berkeley
San Francisco State College
Mendoseta
Oak Manor PTA Meeting Tonight Led by President Sutton
Oak Manor PTA convenes at 7 30 PM in Oak Manor School with President George Sutton rapping the gavel. Chet Hardin of the PTA will present a program titled What is Mendoseta. An ocean sunfish may reach up to a ton in weight and 11 feet long.
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George Sutton
Oak Manor Pta
Oak Manor School
Chet Hardin
California lawmakers test Mace but push for training use
In Sacramento two Assemblymen tested chemical Mace to assess its effects and potential for law enforcement. Floyd Wakefield and Craig Biddle described burning eyes and skin but supported making the spray available to officers with proper training. Biddle noted a prior bill would allow limited tear gas use by the Highway Patrol and prison guards, effective November 13.
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Tracy Wood
Sacramento
UPS
Floyd “Wakefield
South Gate
Craig Biddle
Criminal Procedure Committee
George Cake
Biddle
Wakefield
Candidates Discuss Local Board Progress and Tax Proposals
Former chairman John Mayfield Jr. highlighted four years of board gains including a public works department and a two county data processing system. Burt Banzhaf and Assemblyman Frank Belotti defended full time supervisor duties and road additions while warning about Prop 9 and explaining Prop 1-A.
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John Mayfield Jr
Burt Banzhaf
Ukiah
Sacramento
Banzhaf
Frank Belotti
Assembly
Boonville Road
Fort Bragg
Banker
U N Flag Authorized Over U N Headquarters
In 1953 Congress passed a bill allowing the United Nations flag to be flown above the U S flag and those of other member nations at the United Nations headquarters in New York City.
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Congress
United Nations
United States
New York
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