Ukiah District Opens 1964-65 Teacher Orientation Week
Ukiah Union elementary district begins a week of teacher training at Yokayo School to prepare six schools for about 3,000 pupils. An afternoon session welcomes 40 new teachers as schools plan open-house clinics ahead of September 10 start.
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Yokayo
Yokago
Jack Simpson
Nokomis
Frank Zeek
Pomolita
Oak Manor
River
Alice Phillips
Simpson
Cora Marie Weddle
San Jose State
Covelo
Ukiah
Kenneth Strong
Boys Sought for Petty Theft And Setting Fire at Stadium
Two unidentified boys estimated ages 10 and 12 are sought for petty theft and starting a fire along the creek south of An fon Stadion. The blaze scorched part of a fence before Ukiah Fire Department control. Police report earlier that day saw several grass fires and youths involved in nearby incidents with arrests and warnings.
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Anfon Stadion
Ukiah Fire Department
George Borecky
Steven Welch
John Pack
Merlin
McMinn
Los Angeles Man Dies in Mendocino County Crash
A southbound trailer pulled by a Pittsburg woman whipped into the northbound lane on Highway 101 near Largo Hill eight miles south of Ukiah. Raymond Heimbigner, 45, died two hours after the 4:05 p.m. crash. His wife Ethel, 44, and son Greg, 17, were in the Los Angeles car, with Ethel and others in serious condition. Arlene Abrahamson, 24, and Louise Guerin, 50, both of Pittsburg, were driving the other car. their injuries were major but nonfatal details were not disclosed. This marked the second fatality in the Largo Hill area in less than a week.
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Raymond Heimbigner
Los Angeles
teWae
Pittsburg
Largo Hill
Highway Petroluoign
Heimbigner
Ukiah
Raymond
Ethel
Greg
Highway Patrol
CHP
Mendocino County
Arlene Abrahamson
Calif
Louise Guerin
Heimbligner
Ukiah General Hospital
Ukiah Man Arrested For Statutory Rape
Lawrence David Haley, 21, of 139 Leslie Street Ukiah, was arrested yesterday by Deputy Bill English on three counts of statutory rape involving a 14 year old Ukiah girl. The mother of the girl filed the charges and Haley is held in Mendocino County Jail awaiting a court appearance.
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Lawrence David Haley
Leslie Street
Ukiah
Bill English
Sheriff's Department
Mendocino
James Mason and Pamela Mason Divorce Settlement
British actor James Mason and his wife Pamela Mason reached a property settlement in Santa Monica allowing them to divorce. Each reported to have more than 1 million dollars, with settlements cited as over 1 million for both parties.
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Santa Monica
UPI
James Mason
Pamela
Senator alleges $25,000 payoff in 1960 campaign fund
Republican Senator Williams charges former U.S. ambassador to Ireland Matthew McCloskey arranged a $35,000 pay off linked to a Philadelphia construction firm and a 109,205.60 dollar check for a performance bond. The scheme allegedly funneled funds through Bobby Baker and Don Reynolds with Reynolds acting as intermediary. Williams cites Reynolds statements as the basis for his Senate claim.
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UPI
U.S
Ireland
Matthew, McCloskey
Walter Lerve
John J
Williams
Del
Senate
Robert G
Bobby) ‘Beker
McCloskey
GOP
Baker
Silver Spring
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
John F. Kennedy
Democratic Party
Philadelphia
Detroit Faces Chrysler Offer Pressure by UAW
News in brief from Detroit indicates Chrysler Corp. must improve its economic offer or risk a UAW strike at 10 a.m. September 9. The report notes a union decision on the contract pressure and potential labor action.
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Detroit
UPI
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Titan-3A Fails To Orbit
Air Force Titan-3A rocket, first of a new family, fell short of orbit on maiden flight. Preliminary reports show the 124‑foot booster propelled its third stage and 3,750 pound payload into space, with Gen. Beymaier noting about 95 percent of objectives achieved. Premature top-stage shutdown likely prevented orbit.
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AL Rossiter JR
Cape Kennedy
UPI
Air Air Force
Titan
Joseph S. Beymaier
Bleymaier
Kennedy Adopted by New York Democrats for Senate Nomination
New York Democratic state organization approved Robert F. Kennedy for the party Senate nominee by a 282 to 49 vote with nine abstentions. Stratton opposed, calling Kennedy an outsider and warning of a constitutional precedent. Kennedy plans to resign from the cabinet to face Sen Kenneth Keating in the general election.
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New York
UPD
Robert F. Kennedy
Democratic State Organization
U.S. Senate
State Committee
Kennedy
Samuel S. Stratton
Johnson Signs 700 Million Pacific Northwest Intertie Plan
President Johnson signed a law paving the way for a 700 million electric transmission system spanning 11 western states. The Pacific Northwest Pacific Southwest Intertie links Columbia River dam power with Southern California and Hoover Dam, allowing sale of surplus federal power and aiming for lower rates and greater energy efficiency.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Southwest
Columbia River
California
Hoover Dam
Colorado River
Pacific
Thentertie
Southwest
Khanh Plans Return to Saigon in Two Weeks
Premier Nguyen Khanh told Western newsmen in Dalat he hopes to return to Saigon in about two weeks to resume duties after riots and upheaval that ended his rule. U S Ambassador Maxwell Taylor said Khanh expected to go back in the next few days. Buddhist and student leaders pledged two month rioting bans as Saigon seeks peace to restore command in the civil war against the Viet Cong.
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Michael T. Malloy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Dalat
U. S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Salfon
Arab ministers review joint military prep for war over Jordan plan
Foreign ministers from 13 Arab states met in Cairo to discuss unity against Israel over the Jordan River diversion. They launched talks that lead to an Arab summit in Alexandria, urging concerted action to liberate Arab lands from imperialism and Zionism.
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Cairo
API
Israel
Jordan
Alexandria
Tropic at Issue Draws Clergy Protest Over Court Ruling
New York based clergy leaders from Protestant, Jewish and Catholic groups condemned the Supreme Court for upholding a ruling that did not find Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer or the film The Lovers obscene. The statement, issued by Operation Yorkville and the New York Board of Trade, accused the court of promoting degeneracy and called for religious leaders to oppose what they termed a progressive decay.
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UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
Henry Miller
Supreme Court
Yorkville
New York Board of Trade
Hugo L. Black
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan
Arthur J. Goldberg
Potter Stewart
Wilburn C. West
Eastern States
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Lloyd C. Wicke
Algeria holds 1000 political prisoners says Ben Bella
President Ahmed Ben Bella announced on Monday that one thousand political prisoners are being held as counter revolutionaries in Algeria. He said the inmates are well treated.
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Algiers
UPI
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
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