Reds Denied as B52s Reported Down Over Vietnam
Izvestia claimed two American B52 bombers were shot down over North Vietnam by missiles near Vinh Linh, signaling a possible first loss for the aircraft. The Pentagon insisted no planes were lost and that the report was untrue, while Hanoi sources and Tass relayed the claim.
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Moscow
UPI
Izvestia
North Vietnam
Washington
Pentagon
Tass
Hanoi
United
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Vinh Linh Dig
Brand
Vinh
Linh
Democratic Republic of
North
Vietnam
Sam
Zong
Johnson adviser argues tax hike curbs inflation and won’t crash economy
Gardner Ackley, head of the Council of Economic Advisers, asserts a 100 percent tax increase would curb inflation without provoking a recession. He notes unemployment fell to 3.8 percent, payrolls rose, industrial output up, and cites rising personal income and retail sales as signs of a recovering economy. He cautions price creep would continue without higher taxes and warns Fed action could drive higher rates.
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San. Francisco
UPI
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Ackley
United Press International Editors and Publishers
Ackrey
Vietnam
Anita
Federal Reserve Board
Reagan Urges Vigilance On News Gathering And Rumors
Governor Ronald Reagan urged newspapers to guard the people's right to know while urging evaluation of interpretive reporting and rumor coverage. He denied meetings with Mississippi Governor Johnson and disputed a resignation report by aide Sandy Quinn amid talk of a presidential bid.
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San Francisco
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Ahly
Reagan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Sa. Carolina
Paul Johnson
Mississippi
Gov. Johnson
Sandy Quinn
Northwestern California Weather Brief
Fair and warmer conditions prevail in Northwestern California through Wednesday. Ukiah highs near 95 and lows around 54 with coastal winds 10 to 20 knots.
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California
Cancer Society Dinner Planned for September 27
The Mendocino Lake County branch of the American Cancer Society invites the public to its annual dinner at Manor Inn on September 27 at 7 30 p m Dr Frederic C Ludwig M D Ph D an associate professor of pathology and Dernham scholar will discuss leukemia research A lively Q A period will follow reservations via the American Cancer Society office 570 N State St Ukiah or phone 462 7642
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Ed Gillespie
Mendocino Lake County
American Cancer Society
Manor Inn
Frederic C. Ludwig
UAC
School of ‘Medicine
San Francisco
A . Dernham
Ludwig
Germany
N. State St
Ukiah
Mendocino Board Approves Retarded Children Study Plan
Mendocino County board approves a course of study for trainable and educable mentally retarded children and an occupation training program for TMR pupils 18 to 21. Plans were developed with Napa and Lake counties. Clive Adams seeks 28 provisional teaching credentials, signaling a rise from last year. The board also rejects a Siskiyou plan for a single state wide junior college district, citing local control concerns. Delegates for California School Boards Association are named and life diplomas for Charles Schubert and John Taaning are submitted.
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Robert Reilan
Mendocino County
Board of Education
Ukiah
TMR
EMR
Reiland
Napa
Lake
Clive Adams
Adams
Siskiyou
Mendocino
California
California School Boards Association
State Credentials Commission of Applications For Life
Charles Schubert
John Taaning
McNamara unveils $5 billion ABM aimed at Red China threat
Defense Secretary McNamara proposes a limited ABM system costing about five billion dollars to shield all inhabited U.S. areas from a Red Chinese attack and protect most Minuteman ICBM sites from Soviet strikes. The plan excludes close-in city defense and faces congressional criticism as insufficient and too cautious.
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Washington
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
United States
America
McNamara
United Press International
San Francisco
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
U.S
Russia
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Port City Haiphong Raids Continue in Vietnam Campaign
U S Navy pilots bomb Haiphong for the second straight day as the third raid since Haiphong left the prohibition list. B 52 bombers hit three Communist divisions in the DMZ while Marines at Con Thien endure heavy shelling and monsoon floods drown 14 Marines. In Saigon a bombing at the Nationalist Chinese embassy kills two and wounds 26. Lt Gen Momyer urges continued air strikes on the North.
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Saigon
API
Haiphong
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
U.S
Con Thien
Lery
Red Guard
Vietnam
William W. Momyer
UN Opens 2nd Session and War Warning
United Nations General Assembly opens its 22nd session with Secretary General Thant warning that another Middle East war is almost certain unless a solving effort is undertaken. He criticizes a lack of sustained action in UN organs and calls for determined effort to find solutions.
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United Nations
UPI
United Nations General Assembly
Thant
Middle East
Assembly
U.N
Ukiah to Form Area War on Poverty Council
A U kiah high school cafeteria meeting at 7 30 p m is set to form a Ukiah area council to guide Mendocino County Economic Opportunity Council programs. Jim Larson and Tim Steen from Legal Services Foundation will speak and answer questions on the new legal aid group.
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Mendocino County
Willits
Ukiah
Area Council
Legal Aid
Doug Griggers
Ukiah Area Council
Car Fire Causes Minor Damage at 1060 North State Street
Fire crews responded to a car fire Monday at 1060 N State Street. Dale Sutton sustained minor damage to his vehicle. no injuries reported.
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State Street
Dale Sutton
Beulah Threatens Texas Gulf Coast As Evacuations Rise
Beulah aloft with 135 mph winds bends west in the Gulf and eyes a Texas border landfall. About 3,400 coastal residents evacuated from Brownsville to Corpus Christi while 13,000 to 15,000 Mexican residents in the north face destruction. Beulah has already killed 11 in the Yucatan and 18 in the Caribbean, with new reports of a missing girl in Freeport and a drifting 90-foot vessel near Port Isabel. The U.S. Weather Bureau places the storm near 23.8N 96.1W and predicts a northwest turn toward the coast tonight.
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Brownsville
Tex
UPI
Beulah
Gulf of Mexico
Texas-Mexico
Rio Grande
Texas Gulf Coast
Corpus Christi
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Caribbean
Gulf
New Orleans
Weather Bureau
Texas
Freeport
Port Isabel
Coast Guard
Belize
Honduras
Gulf Coast
County official calls for ending Medi-Cal honor system
William R. McDougall of the County Supervisors Association urged the Legislature to drop the honor system in Medi-Cal billing. He warned that a program valued at 600 to 800 million dollars could incur huge losses from even small abuses. The hearing opened as lawmakers weigh 210 million dollars in proposed cuts and a court review of legality.
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Walter F. Whitehead
Sacramento
UPS
California
William R. McDougall
County Supervisors Association
Assembly Public Health Committee
McDougall
Gordon W. Duffy
R-Hanford
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Red China
Donald H. May
L. Mendel Rivers
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