Candidates Speak At Ukiah Jaycee Rally
A sparse crowd at Ukiah Municipal Park heard Don Clausen seek re election and George Mc Cabe clash on records while Ernie Banker Herman Bunker and others pitched for various candidates. Judge Winslow warned against Prop 14 risking Rumford Act funds and FHA veterans aid, as supporters urged party tickets and local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Fred Goss
Hale McCowen Jr
Ray Rockefeller
Willits
Frank Belotti
Bob Bell
William Ferroggiaro
Assembly
F. Walter Sandelin
Goldwater-Miller
Frank Petersen
Johnson-Humphrey
Robert Winslow
McCabe
Clausen
Foremerly
Wise
Supreme Court
Judge Winslow
Rumford
FHA
California
Gym Program Opens Tonight At Pomolita School
Recreation director Dave Strong announces the opening of Ukiah co educational gym activities at Pomolita School from 7 30 to 9 30. Men and women may join individual or group exercises badminton ping pong and volleyball. Attendees should bring towels tennis shoes and appropriate dress.
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Dave
Ukiah
Pomolita School
Japanese prime minister resigns over ill health
Tokyo says Prime Minister Wayato Ikeda quit due to ill health after hospitalization for a throat tumor. A power struggle looms in the Conservative party as three rivals vie to succeed him. Policies of free enterprise and strong US ties expected to continue. Ikeda, 64, had been hospitalized since September 9 and hoped to return, but doctors advised long-term in-hospital care.
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Tokyo
UPI
Wayato Ikeda
United States
Japan
Ikeda
Ukiah Meeting On Prop 14 To Help Voters Decide
Ukiah residents undecided on Proposition 14 can attend a question and answer meeting tomorrow at 8 p m in the Ukiah High School auditorium. Sponsored by Ukiah Citizens Against Prop 14 the event features William Becker assisting Gov Brown on Human Rights. A Q and A period follows with organizer committee members Judge Robert Winslow Reverend Tom Power and Clay Duhéane.
Soviet Leaders Seek Enduring Influence With Poland Talks
Moscow reports show Brezhnev and Kosygin met Polish leaders Gomulka and Cyrankiewicz near the border as part of a bid to signal to Eastern Europe that Khrushchev's ouster will not tighten Moscow control. Suslov ill with possible tuberculosis. Flour sale authorized for home baking. Chinese sources say ties with Moscow need policy changes. A Soviet underground nuclear test was recorded in Sweden.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Russia
Khrushchev
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Euope
Mikhail Suslov
Italy
India
Denmark
London
Peking
Uppsalla
Sweden
Woman Hurt When Car Hits Bank Near Willits
Mrs Edna Beeler 48 longtime resident of Sherwood Road is in critical condition at Howard Memorial Hospital Willits after a car she drove north to Willits lost control at 730 am struck an embankment on Highway 101. Police say she may have dozed. She was airlifted by ambulance to the hospital as blood supplies were sent to meet her needs. Two other weekend injuries were reported Cathy Godwin 15 Ukiah bruises after a motorcycle crash near Calpella and Alex Warden Jr 22 Talmage severe leg injuries when a tire failure caused a curve to be missed and the car plunged down an embankment. Both were hospitalized.
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Edna
Hééler
Willits
Sherwood Road
Howard Memorial Hospital
Beeler
Howard Hospital
Highway Patrol
Ukiah
Cathy Godwin
Calpella
Hillside Hospital
Alex Warden Jr
Talmage
Mendocino County Hospital
Zimmerman Ambulance
Rotary to Have Naval Program Observing Navy Day
Ukiah Rotarians plan a Navy Day program at the Tuesday noon Palace Hotel meeting. Cmdr. H. J. Hicks will speak on the U S Navy, with Lt. D. A. Peterson and other Navy personnel in attendance. Participants include Cmdr. Norman Williamson Capt. O. H. Schlicht retired Lt. Cmdr. Frank Williams Robert E. Dick and Chief Petty Officer Lawrence Fairbairn.
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Palace Hotel
Robert Jardine
H. J. Hicks
12Th Naval District
United States Navy
D. A. Peterson
Wave
Navy
Norman Williamson
O. H. Schlicht
Mendocino State
Cmdr
Frank Williams
Robert E. Dick
Naval Reserves
Lawrence Fairbairn
Pilot Dies in Saigon Area A1B Skyraider Crash
A U.S. Air Force pilot and his Vietnamese co-pilot were killed when their A1B Skyraider fighter bomber crashed about 30 miles northeast of Saigon in Viet Nam.
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U. 8
Saigon
Viet Nam
UPS
U.S. Air Force
Drunk Driving Arrests Reported Over Weekend
Two drunk driving arrests were recorded over the weekend. Highway Patrolmen Friday arrested Franklin Douglas Wil sey, 42, Ukiah, in Calpella for drunk driving. Ukiah police Sunday booked Daniel H. Hamman, Ukiah, for drunk driving in the 700 block of S State Street, speeding, and driving on the sidewalk. They were scheduled to be arraigned today.
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Franklin Douglas Wilsey
Ukiah
Calpella
Daniel H. Hamman
S. State Street
Fire Calls Reported At Two Local Sites
Sunday afternoon chimney fire at George Parducci residence 850 Vichy Hill Drive caused no damage. Earlier today at 10 17 a m grass fire broke out behind Yokayo Bowl with limited impact unknown damages.
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George Parducci
Vichy Hill Drive
Yokayo Bowl
Eisenhower Improves at Walter Reed Hospital
Walter Reed doctors report former President Dwight D. Eisenhower is continuing to improve as of today.
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Washington
UPI
Walter Reed Hospital
Dwight D. Eisenhower
The Women stage marathon rehearsal at Ukiah Little Theater
The 44 member all female cast of The Women works from 1 p m to 10 p m in a lengthy rehearsal. Tickets for Sundays show at Carl Purdy hall fund campaign coffers. Dinner features chicken cacciatore and spaghetti.
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Clare Boothe Luce
Carl Purdy Hall
Reno Bartolomie
Kathy Hunter
Mendocino County
Johnson attacks Goldwater on Social Security in campaign swing
President Johnson, in Orlando Florida, frames Goldwater’s voluntary Social Security idea as a threat to older Americans. He cites rising numbers of Americans over 64 and argues for his own “new charter of opportunity.” Campaigns shift across the South as Goldwater, Miller, and Humphrey plan moves through Maryland, Delaware, Kentucky, Tennessee, and West Virginia.
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United Press International
Johnson
South
Barry M. Goldwater
Orlando
Fla
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Goldwater
GOP
Rep
William E. Miller
Herbert C. Hoover
Cedar Falls
Town
Maryland
Delaware
New York
Madison Square Garden
Kentucky
Tennessee
South Carolina
Miller
Marietta
Tallahassee
New Orleans
la. Humphrey
Middle West
West Virginia
Virginia
Gentle Herbert Hoover Laid to Rest in Iowa Hill
Herbert Hoover was laid to rest Sunday on a grassy hill above his West Branch birthplace. Quaker beliefs limited ceremonies with no 21 gun salute as Sen. Barry Goldwater and 76,000 mourners attended. Hoover’s son thanked Iowans, noting he wished to be buried near his birthplace and that his life reflected Quaker tenets.
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Bruce B. Bakke
West Branch
Iowa
UPD
Herbert Clark Hoover
D. Elton Trueblood
Hoover
Herbert C. Hoover
Barry M. Goldwater
Republic
Herbert Hoover Jr
Goldwater
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Spring Street
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Clyde ‘Oswell
Homer Matthews
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Gene Crofoot
Anton
Kay Arneson
Blond Menace
Journal
K. Hunter
Rotary
Herbert Hoover
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