PG&E bids to buy Ukiah gas system for 537000
Pacific Gas and Electric yesterday offered to purchase Ukiah's propane‑air gas distribution system plus land for 537000. The city valued its system at 701000, and city and PG&E officials will study the discrepancy as negotiations proceed. Day says PG&E would extend its natural gas system 58 miles northward to Ukiah and surrounding areas, with 1966 as service target.
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Pacific Gas and Electric
Ukiah
Pg&e
Santa Rosa
Masonite
Day
Pg&e North Bay
Lyell Cash
Cloverdale
Sonoma
Mendocino
San Francisco
Cash
Hal Irish
al Kruth
Greater
City Parks Price Quoted For Ukiah Land Near Washington
Ukiah officials consider a $35,000 offer for seven acres of land near Washington and Helen as a future city park site. The price includes water and sewer improvements by Hermanson, with a one-year $5,000 option. Councilors seek adjustments or a lease purchase to align with a potential bond issue and general revenue planning.
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Ukiah
Lyell Cash
Hermanson
Nokomis School
Recreation Commission
Ralph Buxton
Lyell
City Council Endorses No Vote on Prop 14
Superior Judge Winslow urged opposition to Prop 14 which would nullify the Rumford Fair Housing act. After pleas the City Council unanimously endorsed a no vote, aligning with the League of California Cities stance, despite misgivings from Councilman Buxton about political entanglement.
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Robert Winslow
Winslow
State Bar
Los Angeles County
Council
Sterling Norgard
League of California City Directors
Don Scotto
Ralph Buxton
Johnson cites Kosygin promise of peaceful cooperation
President Johnson said Soviet Premier Kosygin offered a heartening pledge that the new Russian regime would work with the West for peace. He spoke at the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City amid campaign events, noting the message replies to Khrushchev and urging vigilance against communism while pursuing disarmament.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Mormon Tabernacle
Barry M. Goldwater
Utah
David O.mckay
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Kosygin
Mormon Church Tabernacle
Northwestern California Weather Today and Tonight
Northwestern California issued forecast rain today and cloudy night with partial sun Friday. Highs around 62 to 65 degrees, lows near 49 to 60, winds southeast at 12 to 25 mph easing tonight then shifting west to northwest 10 to 20 mph south of Cape Mendocino.
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California
Ukiah
Napa
Santa Rosa
Cape Mendecino
Goldwater Campains in Pennsylvania Attacks Johnson Tactics
Barry Goldwater accused President Johnson of smear tactics as he campaigned across Pennsylvania. He claimed unhappy voters could crown him with an upset on Election Day, praised Gov. Scranton and urged reelecting Sen. Hugh Scott. He blamed Johnson for blocking Social Security improvements and attacked Communist influence on the campaign.
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John A. Goldsmith
Goldwater
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Lewistown
U.S
Willam W. Scranton
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Communist Party
Guitar duos Romero to open Ukiah Concert Sunday
Celia and Pepe Romero will open the Ukiah Community Concert season Sunday at Ukiah High School auditorium, with a 3 p.m. curtain. The duo blends romantic classical and flamenco styles, praised in Time and Newsweek. Admission is by membership card only. adult memberships are $7 and student $3 from Mrs. Rodney Zimmerman.
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Celia and
Pepe Romero
Ukiah
Ukiah High School
Association
Donn Weaver
Celia
Pepe
Rodney Zimmerman
Harold Burton Dies Former SC Justice
Former Supreme Court Justice Harold Hitz Burton died at 76 in Washington. A Jamaica Plain native, he served 13 years on the bench before retirement at the start of the 1958 59 term due to Parkinsons disease. He was succeeded by Justice Potter Stewart.
False box alarm ends fire call at 5:29 PM
Wednesday's fire log notes a 5:29 p.m. call for a false box alarm caused by a defective alarm system. No injuries or damages reported, responders found no active fire upon arrival. Fire department reminds occupants to service detection systems to prevent false alarms.
Fatal Shooting After Cafe Altercation in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee a young Negro man was killed after an argument with a white waitress in a newly integrated cafe. Amos Jones 64 was charged with murder for shooting Charles Sammite Marrow Jr who had confronted the waitress and advanced over the counter. Jones said he acted to protect the waitress Dororthy Forrist er. Bond set at 2500 dollars and a hearing scheduled for November 5. Marrow faced prior charges including assault and public profanity with a scheduled Criminal Court appearance on November 12.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
UPI
Amos Jones
Jones
Charles Sammite
Marrow Jr
Marrow
Main Retreet
Joe Hannah
Dorothy Forrister
Baby Doll
Criminal Court
Tavern Fracas Leads to Multiple Warrants and Bails
Jack Anthony Collenberg of Ukiah posted $220 bail after a Ukiah Justice Court warrant charged him with battery following a Calpella bar fracas. Billy Ray Taylor of Potter Valley posted $126 bail on a traffic warrant for defective equipment. Norton M. Passadore of Hopland posted $110 bail on a Santa Rosa Municipal Court license charge after Wednesday arrest on a motor vehicle code violation.
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Jack Anthony Collenberg
Ukiah
Ukiah Justice Court
Calpella
Billy Ray Taylor
Potter Valley
Norton M. Passadore
Hopland
Santa Rosa
Covelo Man Arrested on Assault with Deadly Weapon Charge
Arthur Eldon Duncan, 46, of Covelo, was arrested Wednesday by sheriff's deputies on charges of assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly firing a .22 rifle at Victor Brotherton. Duncan was booked into the county jail.
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Arthur Eldon Duncan
Covelo
Sheriff's Deputies
Victor Brotherton
Duncan
Kremlin Bosses Open New Attack on Khrushchev
In Moscow, Kremlin rulers launched a fresh attack on Nikita Khrushchev after Communist sources claimed Defense Minister Rodion Malinovsky aided the ouster. The Communist party blamed leadership flaws but did not name Khrushchev, while talks with visiting French and Italian Communist delegations proceeded. Kosygin met Britain's Douglas Jay as part of Western outreach and trade discussions.
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Kremlin
Nikita
Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Rodion Malinovsky
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kommunist
Paris
Malinovsky
Communist Party
Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Douglas Jay
Britain
Board of Trade
Jay
Peking
Kosygin
U.S.S.R
Ghosts and Goblins Harvest Festival at Redwood Valley PTA
The Redwood Valley PTA hosts a harvest festival Saturday from 7 to 10 p.m. at the school. Proceeds fund PTA projects. activities include fish pond, bean bag toss, balloon darts, wheel of fortune, cake walk, and games for grades up to four. Costume contest winners receive prizes at 8:30 p.m. on stage.
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Redwood Valley
PTA
William Broaddus
Games
Louis Chappell
Arthur Narvaez
Robert Guilfoyle
Vic Soinila
J. P. Treadway
Dee Saegert
Norman Pettit
Chamber’ of Horrors
Richard Respint
James York
Roy Adreveno
John Johnson
Mabel Renfro
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Alaska
Balla
Tokyo
By Henry Shapiro
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Leonid Brezhnev
PTA Harvest Festival
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