Moscow warns US over repeated air space violations
The Soviet Union condemned what it described as more than ten unlawful incursions by U S aircraft into Soviet air space over three years. Washington was told to heed the warning as U S military activity near Soviet borders increases, citing a Turkish base incident and a U2 event. The protest to the U S embassy urged a serious response and warned of dangerous consequences for Soviet U S relations.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Washington
Boris H. Klosson
U.S
Russia
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Nixon
United Nations General Assembly
Turkey
Tass
Ussr
California turnout forecast at 78 percent for Nov. 3
Secretary of State H P Sullivan predicted about 78 percent of California's 8.7 million registered voters will vote on November 3. He cited interest in Prop 18 and a closer U S Senate race as reasons for the higher turnout, noting a warmer Rafferty Riles race and Reagan Unruh contrast.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
H.p.sullivan
Sullivan
U.S. Senate
John V. Tunney
George Murphy
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Max Rafferty
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Wilson Riles
Judge Delays Ruling In Newhouse Embezzlement Case
Superior Judge Wayne Burke Friday took under submission a .995 motion by the two attorneys representing Robert Newhouse for ruling later. The motion seeks to set aside a Grand Jury indictment accusing Newhouse of embezzling funds from an engineering firm that should have gone to Mendocino County. Newhouse, now Helena city engineer, has been arraigned but not yet entered a plea. At the time, he served as Brooktrails engineer, a Willits subdivision, with the firm also working for Brooktrails. Representing Newhouse were Richard B. Shriver and Kurt Melchair of San Francisco. Deputy District Attorney Ed Krug prosecuted.
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Wayne Burke
Robert Newhouse
Mendocino County
Newhouse
Helena
Mont
Brooktrails
Willits
Richard B. Shriver
Kurt. Melchair
San Francisco
Ed Krug
Barra clears air on First district write in decision
Charles Barra of Redwood Valley, incumbent supervisor for the First district, announces he will not file as a write in candidate. He urges voters to support either Hoge or Ilne on the ballot, saying it would be unfair to run after others spent time and money preparing. He expresses gratitude for their support and reiterates it has been a privilege to serve.
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Charles Barra
Redwood Valley
Tom
Republicans mobilize for Goodell in Buckley race across New York
A GOP Senate delegation led by J Caleb Boggs and including Clifford Case Jacob Javits Marlon Cook Charles Percy and William Saxbe campaigned statewide for Charles E. Goodell as White House backing for James Buckley tightened. Goodell defended his stance on the party and urged supporters to vote for Ottinger to block Buckley.
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UPI
Senate
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Charles E. Goodell
White House
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J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Marlon W. Cook
Kentucky
Jacob K. Javits
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Goodell
Spiro T. Agnew
Richard L. Ottinger
Buckley
Ottinger
LaGuardia International Airport
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Syracuse
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Cook
Utica
Watertown
Percy
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Batavia
Jamestown
Saxbe
Albany
Mark
Hatfield
Oregon
Gase
Javits
Chilly Start in Ukiah Grounds Morning Drive
A chilly 35 degrees greeted Ukiah this morning with frost on windshields and locks. The Fire Department weather bureau reported the downtown low at 35, nine degrees below Sunday and 10 below last year’s date. Seasonal rainfall sits at 2.10 inches after Friday’s .059 inch fall, compared with 2.43 inches on the same date last year.
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Ukiah
Egypt accuses US of risking world war over Israel aid
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad charged the United States with obstructing Middle East peace by boosting military aid to Israel as Israel withdraws from U N peace talks. He urged the U N General Assembly to press for Israel’s withdrawal from occupied Arab territories and for renewed peace efforts.
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Egypt
United States
Bruce W
Mann United Nations
UPI
Mahmoud Riad
United States Today
Israel
U.N
Riad
Middle East
General Assembly
Security Council
Assembly
U.S
Abba Eban
Tel Aviv
Russia
West Bank
Suez Canal
Britain
United Nations
North Vietnamese Tactics Embrace Viet Cong Guerrilla Methods
UPI reports U S military sources say regular N Vietnamese units around Saigon ordered to adopt Viet Cong guerrilla tactics as part of protracted warfare plans. Estimated Communist strength in surrounding provinces stands at just over 3600, a drop from Cambodia incursions last spring.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Cambodia
Drapeau Wins Fifth Term as Montreal Mayor in Landslide
Jean Drapeau captured over 92 percent of the vote to win a fifth term as mayor of Montreal amid the city’s worst crisis. Police guarded polling places as FLQ threats lingered after the Cross kidnapping and Laporte murder, while all 52 Civic party council seats were filled.
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Montreal
UPI
Jean Drapeau
Canada
Drapeau
Civic Party
Quebec Liberation Front
FLQ
James R. Cross
Quebec
Pierre Laporte
Carrier Collects Payment Plan Notice in Local Ad
An old newspaper snippet shows a carrier collecting payments with a note that tenable terms exist. It mentions a 30 month plan and advance payments, urging customers to respond when contacted by the carrier. The fragment includes allegorical phrases about payment collection and timing.
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