Quake Toll Reaches Twenty Thousand in Iran
An international relief effort mobilizes around the Iran disaster. The United States and about a dozen nations supply aid. U S forces deliver blankets tents and a hospital unit while emergency funds are released. CARE and Red Cross assist with food and supplies as Iran coordinates with local officials and troops.
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Joseph Mazandi
Iran
UPI
United States
U. S. Air Force
Tehran
U. S. State Department
Kennedy
American Red Cross
Red Lion and
Sun Society
Red Cross
New York
CARE
Cooperative For American Relief Everywhere
U. S
Canada
France
Morocco
Norway
West Germany
Italy
Vatican
Assadollah Alam
Ebrahim Riahi
Ghazvin
Attorney General Mosk Faces Contempt Case in Anderson Valley
The Daily Journal reports the California Attorney General Stanley Mosk is cited for contempt by Judge Tindall in the Anderson Valley Judicial District. Mosk must appear Monday Sept 10 in Boonville, with deputies promising immediate steps and possible writs to halt the contempt actions.
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Offic
The
Daily Journal Today
Tindall
Anderson Valley Judicial District Court
Stanley Mosk
Mosk
Smith
Anderson Court
Tom Lynch
San Francisco
al Nedler
Lynch
Edward O'Brien
Nedler
O'Brien
Robert Marton
Mendocing
Morton
Oscar Klee
Henry Goff
Tehama County
Conference of State Bar
Justice Courts
Freshmen and New Pupils Report Friday at Ukiah High
Freshmen and new students at Ukiah High School are asked to report Friday at 8 30 a.m. at Chesnull Gym. Regular classes begin Tuesday Sept 11 after a holiday. School buses will run on regular routes and schedules.
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Ukiah High School
Chesnull Gym
Cyclist Injured After Motorcycle Collision In Ukiah
Louis Anthony Bava, 19, a Sonoma ranch worker, suffered cuts and bruises when his motorcycle hit a car driven by 66 year old Jean Elsie Bidnar at Talmage and State Streets. Bava rode without lights in early morning darkness. Police also handled mischief reports and drunken driving cases over the weekend and diverted a herd of about 100 sheep from Oak Manor drive.
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Louis Anthony Bava
Sonoma
Potter Valley
Jean Elsie Bidnar
Ukiah
Talmage
Bava
Abraham Lincoln Dean
H. Redwood Valley
Oak Manor
Calis Off Match Between Wrestler and Bear
In Brighton England UPI reports a wrestling event featuring Australian wrestler Dennis Dean and a 350 pound bear named Igor was canceled due to safety concerns and an unspecified issue.
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Calis
Brighton
England
UPI
Dennis Dean
Igor
Katanga Accepts UN Congo Unity Plan
Katanga Province accepts the UN plan for Congo reunification and a federal government. Acting Secretary General Thant plans to move ahead upon return from Europe. Katanga’s leader Tshombe hailed the federal constitution and the plan’s principles as key to resolving the Congo crisis and the UN mission costs.
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Bruce W. Munn
United Nations
N.y.upd
U.N
Congo
Thant
Vienna
Europe
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Lis
United States
Britain
Belgium
Robert V. A. Gardiner
Johnson arrives in Rome after Middle East tour
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson lands in Rome from Athens for the final stop on a two week goodwill tour. He plans talks with Italian officials on space research collaboration and will meet Pope John XXIII while continuing discussions with Greek premier Constantine Caramanlis. Johnson says the United States will not reinstate a $20 million defense aid cut but will maintain other development loans and aid.
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Rome
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Athens
Middle East
Mediterranean
Johnson
United States
Italy
Pope John Axiii
Constantine Caramanlis
U. S
Soviet protest over new U 2 flight accuses U S of air space breach
Moscow charges an additional U 2 spy mission violated Soviet air space near Yuzhno Sakhalinsk. The Soviet note to the United States warns of retaliatory measures, urges punishment of organizers, and cites potential actions before the United Nations.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
John McSweeney
Russia
Washington
U.S.S.R
U. S.A
Tans
Far East
Uzhno-Sakhalinsk
L'O
Tass
U. N. General Assembly
Powers’ Flight
Francis Gary Powers
Sverdlovsk
Siberia
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Fierce clashes near Algiers between army and guerrillas
Reports from the Willey military district say artillery and small arms fire raged south and west of Algiers as guerrillas clashed with Vice Premier Ahmed Ben Bella’s forces. Villaya Four counted dozens dead or seriously wounded in intense fighting.
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Algiers
UPI
Unl Hud
Ahmed
Bea
Willey Military District Four
Eet Vella
Igrf
Villaya Four
Ben Balla
Ways Four
Home Sellers Over 65 Get Break in Tax
The Senate voted to allow people over 65 to keep tax free profits on home sales up to 30,000 dollars, if the property was their principal residence. The plan, an amendment to the Tax Reform Bill, would exempt profits under 30,000 from capital gains tax with the rest taxed at 25 percent. Sponsored by Sen. Everett Dirksen, the provision could take effect next year if enacted.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Vaive
Sen
Everett Dirksen
Dee. U
Oldsters
Uncle Sam
Congress
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Kenneth B. Keating
Rep.y
Cuba
Senate Post Office Committee
Ft Bragg Woman Posts Bail For Manslaughter
Lenna Hess Hill of Fort Bragg posted bail of 2625 in Ukiah Justice Court after being charged with two counts of manslaughter for a crash that killed two boys near Willits on August 15. She is set to appear September 17.
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Lenna Hess Hill
Fort Bragg
Willits
Ukiah Justice Court
Hill
Justice Court
Paul Leroy Allen
Parlin Forks
John Carlton Thomas
Margarita Macias
Mendocino State Hospital
E. Gobbi
Fire Calls Reported Across Town This Saturday
Fire department records list a Saturday sequence with incidents at 406 W Henry Lucille Hite residence causing major damage and undetermined cause, plus two grass fires on Maple Avenue and South Highway 101 at 3 p.m. and 3:32 p.m. Local responders investigated each scene.
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W. Henry
Lucille Hite
Maple Avenue
Piercy Man Among 499 Labor Day Traffic Victims
A Piercy man, Jack L. Ringheimer, 25, was killed when thrown from his car on Highway 101 near Redway in Humboldt County during Labor Day weekend. The Labor Day toll reached 499 fatalities nationwide with calls for immediate drastic action.
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Piercy Man
Mendocino County
Jack L. Ringheimer
Redway
Humboldt County
Highway 101
California Highway Patrol
John Swanson
Fort Bragg
Loren Walsh
Douglas Rexrode
United Press International
National Safety Council
United Press Inter
Sharp Quakes Break Windows in Eureka
Two sharp earthquakes rattled Eureka causing broken windows and toppled canned goods at a local grocery. The quakes struck around 10:17 a.m. with a stronger aftershock reported at 10:33 a.m. PDT. witnesses described the first as a heavy temblor.
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Eureka
UPI
New Orleans Catholic Schools Integrate Amid Picketing
Archdiocese of New Orleans integrated all Roman Catholic elementary schools in the city and five surrounding parishes despite white boycotts and segregationist picketing. Reported disruptions included mass attendance by both races, white withdrawals from St Leo the Great, and outside threats prompting closures at Burns Our Lady of Good Harbor.
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Donald Swanson
New Orleans
UPI
Archdiocese of
Baton Rouge
Allawhite
Louisiana
St Leo the Great School
Patricia
East Baton Rouge
Allowhite School
Burns
Our Lady of Good Harbor
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