Ukiah Schools Open Amid Burst in Enrollment
Ukiah area schools prepare for opening day as nearly 3,000 Ukiah Union elementary pupils, 1,700 Ukiah high students, and 100 Potter Valley youngsters are slated to return. St. Mary’s parochial school plans 340 students. Albertinum expects about 100 in K–8. Countywide enrollments all rise amid a locally strong economy and harvest season.
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Ukiah district ends student savings program at Bank of America
Trustees in Ukiah Union elementary district announce the statewide student banking program is being abandoned. Bank of America informed Supt. Jack Simpson that only about 11 to 13 percent of pupils participate. Savings Bank of Peace seeks to take over the program as Oak Manor joins the others in ending Bank of America services. Local board votes to permit Savings Bank to establish student savings in all schools, with Simpson to notify the bank.
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Bank of America
Ukiah
Oak Manor
Bank of Ameren
Savings Bank of Peace
New Savings Bank
Savings Bank
Simpson
Pedestrian Hurt In Crossing Mishap
Jessie Ellen Perkins, 73, of 915 Court Street, Santa Rosa, was taken to Hillside Hospital by Zimmerman Ambulance after being struck by a car in the crosswalk at State and Church Streets. She suffered a fractured arm. Police cited Guy Z. Orser, 83, of 108 State Street, for failure to yield to a pedestrian in a marked crosswalk.
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Court Street
Santa Rosa
Hillside Hospital
Willits Airport Dedication Slated Saturday
Dedication of the new Willits airport is set for Saturday at 1 30 p m with a weekend of activities. Events include a beef barbecue at 11 30 a m Saturday, live music at Brook trails Rendezvous and Chuck Wagon Saturday night, and a pancake feed 8 10 a m Sunday hosted by the Willits Lions Club.
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Goldwater warns of one man rule at Sacramento rally
Barry Goldwater told about 2000 at Sacramento Airport that expanding executive powers risk creating one man rule in the United States. He cited Gov. Edmund Brown and Pierre Salinger to illustrate federal overreach and attacked Johnson's Great Society as materialist and Communist-tinged. He planned further stops after a Dodger Stadium rally in Los Angeles and ahead of California’s primaries.
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California
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Brown
Johnson
Salinger
White House
Pierre Salinger
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Senate
Sacraento
Los Angeles
Dodger Stadium
Navy Plane Crashes Off Viet Nam Killing Three
A U S Navy P2 Neptune crashed during an anti submarine patrol about 75 miles off central Viet Nam killing at least three crewmen. Eight survivors were rescued by the destroyer USS Maddox as an investigation was ordered. The crash occurred at 2 30 a m local time and the military kept details secret for over a day.
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Gulf of Tonkin
Brown Accuses Barry of Nickel Flipping in Tax Cut Debate
SACRAMENTO UP I Gov Edmund G Brown attacked Sen Barry Goldwater on his automatic income tax cut plan calling it a bizarre proposal aimed at repealing major progressive laws. He warned Goldwater’s economic advisors would push future policy by haphazard process, naming Nutter Friedman Brandt and others as the brain trust.
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University of Chicago
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Richest contract in automotive history with Chrysler
The UAW and Chrysler reached the richest three year contract in automotive history, worth up to 90 million total. The agreement includes a wage hike, early retirement up to 60 with 400 dollars a month, and a 50 percent increase in relief time to 36 minutes daily, with costs shared by workers and company. The settlement came 55 minutes before the strike deadline and prompted expectations of approval from the UAW executive board tonight.
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Detroit
UPI
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Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
UAW
Walter Reu
Her
Newark
Del
Los Angeles
UAW International Executive Board
Reuther
Johnson
Washington
White House
George E. Reedy
Leary
Johnson invites leaders to briefing on South Vietnamese crisis
UPI reports President Johnson invites congressional leaders from both parties to a briefing on South Vietnam. Maxwell D. Taylor to lead the discussion as tensions rise in the political crisis. Significant political developments include Baker payoff allegations and unrelated domestic issues.
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UPI
Johnson
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Maxwell D. Taylor
Senate
Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Hurricane Dora Hammers Northeast Florida Coast
Dora with 125 mph winds edged toward the mainland along a path from Daytona Beach to Cape Kennedy. Evacuations continued in St. Augustine as 25,000 residents sheltered inland. The storm caused high tides, six foot waves, and torn seaside infrastructure while authorities warned of possible higher winds and flooding along the coast. Three lives were claimed earlier in the rush to evacuate.
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Fred Willis
St. Johns County
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New Smyrna Beach
Jacksonville Beach
Cape Kennedy
Khiem backs Khanh in South Vietnam leadership
Lt General Tran Thien Khiem, South Vietnam's top general, breaks silence to back Premier Nguyen Khanh. Khiem resigns as defense minister but remains in the provisional military triumvirate with Khanh and Minh, urging unity to prevent plots and advance a civilian transition. He calls for Buddhist Catholic harmony as the government's main mission.
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Tran Thiem Khiem
South Viet Nam
Khiem
Nguyen Khanh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Michael T. Malloy
Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Khanh
Kheim
United Press International
Minh
Dai Vie
Gen. Khanh
Gen Minh
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