Indians Fall Behind Giants in Game Two Of World Series
New York Giants beat Cleveland Indians 3 1 before 49099 at the Polo Grounds as Antonelli stars with bat and ball. Smith hits Antonelli’s first pitch for a homer to give Cleveland an early lead before a late Giants rally.
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Dusty) Rhodes
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River Union District seeks annexation to Ukiah amid bond rejections
Ukiah area residents would shift two thirds of River Union elementary students to Ukiah Union if a petition approved by John Taylor and a December hearing by the county supervisors succeeds. River Union trustees seek a $55,000 bond for school housing while prior bond attempts failed. The Regina Heights area already moved to Ukiah, reducing River Union needs. Tom Banks, 19, diagnosed with polio at Sonoma County Hospital after meningitis symptoms, remains in serious condition. he married December to Patricia Radler.
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Nixon to Talk in Vallejo and Richmond
Richmond report says Vice President Richard M. Nixon will deliver major policy speeches in Vallejo and Richmond on October 11. He is set to speak in Richmond at 7 p.m. and attend a political rally in Vallejo at 12:30 p.m. after arriving at Travis Air Force Base, with a 3 p.m. reception in Concord.
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Supervisors Set Zoning Hearing On County Ordinance
County board of supervisors will hold a public hearing tomorrow at 2 p.m. on a proposed districting enabling ordinance for county wide zoning. The ordinance was continued from July 19 after James M. Campbell, San Mateo planning consultant, presented a report proposing county zoning regulations.
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Dulles Says US Holds Purse Strings On Europe Aid
At a nine nation German rearmament conference in London Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said the United States would retain final say on who receives arms aid in Europe while paying the bill. He interrupted Pierre Mendes France’s push for a Brussels pact excluding the United States and warned U.S. troops could be withdrawn if the accord faltered. Brussels in principle agreed to give the alliance control of Europe’s rearmament program despite American objections.
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Vishinsky Expected To Air Soviet Peace Plea At UN
At the United Nations General Assembly the Soviet Union ongoingly presses for peaceful coexistence and disarmament while Andrei Vishinsky prepared a 90 minute review of Soviet foreign policy. Western observers forecast a conciliatory tone and possible proposal to resume talks with the United States on peaceful atomic energy use. Dulles reported Moscow’s latest note shows willingness to continue talks but unchanged demand for a world ban on weapon destruction and a one third across the board cut for Big Five armed forces.
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Discrepancy Triggers Debate Over City Annex Tax Rate
At a public meeting residents debated a city annex plan after an accountant exposed errors in the engineer’s tax rate estimate. The revised rate, $10.80 per $100, would raise about $190 per taxpayer on average, versus the earlier $29 estimate, affecting 140 property owners over 170 acres.
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County CD Gets New Rescue Truck
Mendocino county will receive a $20,000 disaster operations rescue truck allocated by the state civil defense. L. 5. Trowbridge announced the unit, stored in the Palace Hotel garage and crewed by trained volunteers. It includes a generator floodlights tools medical supplies and a rescusitator. The truck will aid county wide rescue and disaster relief efforts.
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Hutchinson Resigns as Detroit Tigers Manager
Late flash reports say Freddie Hutchinson resigned today after the Detroit board refused a two year contract. President Spike Briggs informed Hutchinson by telephone of the directors decision.
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Spike) Briggs
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US to Pay for French Indochina Forces
Washington officials said the United States will seek congressional approval to fund French expeditionary forces in Indochina at the earliest moment. Leaders may be consulted soon after the November elections rather than wait for January. A joint statement said France would keep its forces, and the US would consider footing the bill after urgent talks.
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Hassle Over Nevada Senate Succession After McCarran Death
Nevada Attorney General William Mathews to rule on Governor Charles Russell authority to appoint a McCarran successor amid a dispute over election law. Russell says he will name a Republican if permitted, Democrats cite vacancy rules, state party meeting planned to nominate, Republicans argue law applies only to November ballots.
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Big North State Chamber Meet Opens in Ukiah
The North Coast Council of the California State Chamber of Commerce opens its semi annual conference in Ukiah tomorrow with sessions at 2 p.m. at the 12th District Fairgrounds. Mendocino county businessmen are invited to attend the 6:30 p.m. dinner where Carl F. Wente, president of the statewide chamber, will speak. Afternoon industry and agriculture committee meetings feature speakers from regional chambers and industry groups including Don McColly of the Wine Institute and others from San Francisco and Sonoma area chambers.
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Northwestern California Weather Summary
Northwestern California forecast calls for fair conditions today through Friday with coastal fog and higher humidity inland. Temperatures peak in the 70s to 80s in Ukiah Santa Rosa and Napa with coastal northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Fort Bragg should see night and morning fog andlittle temperature change with similar winds near the coast.
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