California GOP: Rockefeller in serious trouble behind Goldwater
California Republican leaders tell New York Gov Nelson Rockefeller he trails Barry Goldwater in the race for the GOP nomination and would struggle to catch up. Rockefeller, touring the West, spoke in Los Angeles and met leaders in private sessions in San Francisco amid plans to enter California’s June primary.
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San Francisco
UPI
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New York
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Los Angeles
San Brancisco
Goldwater Vn
Arizona
Helen Avenue Renumbering Planned to Match Dora and State Streets
City officials discussed renumbering Helen Avenue to align with Dora and State streets to reduce confusion for postal workers residents and the fire department. City Engineer Al Kruth to consult postal authorities before implementing changes in coming weeks.
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Helen Avene
Dora
Helen Avenue
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City Manner
Ralph Buxton
League of Cities
San Francisco
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Inca
Cade Port
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Thes
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Gouneah
Rearrest of Bobby Chambers and Ukiah collision details
Bobby Chambers has been rearrested following a single vehicle crash in Ukiah. Two Ukiah High School students, Gordon Blook and Michael Woodstrander, 17 and 1, were injured when struck by a car at Spring and Darenes Streets. The defendants faced charges for failure to yield right of way and related offenses as they appeared in Superior Court.
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Michael WooDstrander
Ukiah Inch School
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Ukiah
Spring
Darenes
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Deetors Tfids Sons
Ukiah Plans UNICEF Halloween Observance Across Community
Ukiah will again observe a UNICEF Halloween program with Trick or Treat for UNICEF activities. The Rev Ron Treibel chairs the event with sponsors including Ukiah Ministerial Alliance and Mendocino Council of United Church Women. He notes aims to unite parents teachers and churches in supporting UNICEF projects aiding children in developing regions.
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Ukiah
United Church Women
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Avia
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Labor Sees Recession Next Year
Washington report cites a government forecast predicting a recession next year. An official described a risk to growth and urged caution amid mixed economic signals from lawmakers and agencies. The testimony suggested a slower expansion, with policy impacts under review by Congress and federal agencies.
Scouts Farewell Dinner For Sam Withrow
A farewell dinner was held for Sam Withrow by the Scouts. Attendees included URieh Wigp and Seays Withiers as well as others, with humor and reflections shared. The event celebrated contributions and marked the end of an era for the unit.
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Sam Withrow
Arctic Research Plane Spotted At Ukiah Airport
Ukiah residents reported an Arctic research plane on the landing strip late last night. Federal authorities and the municipal airport office opened an investigation into the aircraft’s origin, purpose, and security status amid unusual activity and cordoned areas around the runway.
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Ukiah
Steprosdayate Dce
Mtawit Tarelie Research Laboratory
Tiarkinwes
Local Taxpayers Support Noted In County Report
A garbled County notice references state and county taxpayers in the 2,820 range with unclear lines about land, fees, dates, and penalties. The fragment hints at a public sale or tax action and mentions a police or city response and a warning about cautious play.
Ginny Aimed at Georgia by Charles Taylor
Hurricane Danny targets the Georgia coast with 85 mph winds and potential landfall late tonight or Friday. Warnings extend from St Augustine to Savannah as aviation and naval assets brace, with aircraft evacuated from Jacksonville and Brunswick. The hurricane strengthens as a threat to Georgia and the Carolinas, while a separate coast guard search continues for a missing vessel near Portsmouth.
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Space Center
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North Carolina
Dartsmouth
Mellowax
New York
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News in Brief from Stockholm and London
News briefs from Stockolm Gaergos Seferivades wins the Nobel Prize in literature becoming the first Greek laureate. United States and allied diplomats discuss a border settlement with Merecca as tensions ease. Prison workers strike leaders refuse to suspend actions as authorities tighten control. London reports Conservative critique of Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home as Parliament faces delay. Vatican appeals to condemn racial discrimination. Washington and Moscow discuss potential arms talks while shipping costs loom large.
Lodge to report on South Vietnam political military situation
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge is recalled to Washington to provide the Kennedy administration with a first hand report on South Vietnam's political and military conditions. The U.S. will discuss pressing reforms in Ngo Dinh Diem's government as changes in policy and personnel are sought to regain popular support amid Buddhist unrest. Lodge, in Saigon since Aug 23, will return for several days at month’s end or early November for further consultations.
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Saigon
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Maxwell D. Taylor
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Accident Injures Donald Nelson in Highway 20 Crash
Donald Lee Nelson, 27, of Potter Valley, was seriously injured when his car left a slight right curve on Highway 20 four and a half miles east of Highway 101, struck an oak, and plunged into the river. He was transported to Ukiah General Hospital in fair condition with possible ankle and wrist fractures.
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Potter Valley
Ukiah General Hospital
Zimmerman Ambulance
Highways
Nelson
Uh Pea
U S Plane Down In Viet Nam
U S Air Force plane crashed 65 miles south of Saigon on a flare drop mission in Communist territory. Four Americans and four Vietnamese were aboard. no survivors expected. The crash occurred about 2 a.m. over Vinh Binh Province, with authorities unsure of cause. If confirmed, total U S deaths in Vietnam since January 1961 would reach 129.
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Big Lit Fours Ahead In Major German Airlift
Charles Corddry reports the American Air Force panels near finalizing a massive troop airlift from Texas to Germany. About 14 400 soldiers of the 2nd Armored Division are to be flown to Rhein Main and the last plane expected to land near Semabach Air Force Base. An updated forecast suggested completion within 72 hours despite weather diversions and earlier miscalculations.
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Texas
Loo Pan
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Boernstrom Air Force
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No Call Girls Influencing Says Senator
A garbled report claims a senator states no call girls influence, with fragmented references to Sacramento and various places. The text contains numerous unreadable phrases, hindering clear extraction of dates, people, or events.
Captain recalls freighter strafing by planes off Cuba
Captain Gerhard Krause of the US freighter Louis says no one could defend the ship during a two hour strafing and fire by three to four planes near the Cuban coast. He reports flares illuminated the vessel and many bullets missed, with the bow fire extinguished after two hours. No casualties among the 37 crew, including Okinawan and German sailors. armed forces responded but attackers had left by the time they arrived.
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