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ARCATA Ask For 2 New Stale Colleges SAN FRANCISCO (UPI): Representatives of nine Northern California communities asked for University of California campuses Wednesday and new stale colleges were requested for San Mateo and Contra Costa counties. Tlie bids were submitted at a meeting of the Committee on Physical Facilities of the Coordination Council for Higher Education. A similar meeting was held in Los Angeles Tuesday. Sen. Richard Dolwig of San Mateo said San Francisco State and San'Jose State are reaching their maximum enrollments and are turning away students from his county.

He said that by 1969, San Mateo County will graduate 10,000 students from high school each year. Sen. George Miller and Assemblyman Jerome Waldie cited the needs of Contra Costa County for a stale college campus in the East Bay. "The continued growth of the county makes it difficult to commute to the nearest state colleges in Hayward and Sonoma," Miller said. Most of the speakers wanted campuses of the University of California for their communities.

Sen. Hugh M. Burns of Fresno brought a contigent from his city which.urged UC. cam'pus in San Joaquin Valley. They said Fresno is the population, financial, cultural and legal center of the valley and thus the most likely place for a university.

Red Redding, Banos, Mt. Shasta, Hanford, Madera, Bakersfield and Tulare also put in arguments for UC campuses. "No wonder was dialing your ZIP CODE!" National Air Races At Reno, Nevada RENO Fran Bera, an accident victim in. a preliminary race, expected to make a comeback today and win a bertli in the women's championship finals at the National Air Races. The Long Beach pilot, seven times winner of the National Powder Puff Derby, escaped injury Wednesday when a wingtip of her Piper Cherokee scraped the ground on takeoff for a race with three others.

Leading Hie way -into today's finals was Irene Leverton, San Jose, who toured the course a about 155 miles an hour in her heat, timed She is one of 13 women qualified for space training in this country. Follow ing her were Mary Barr, Susanville, and Judy' Wagner; Palos Verdes Estates. Two more heats were sched uled in the midget pylon even over the. same course. The fielc by Bob Whittier, who won his hea Wednesday in 8:8.9 at speeds up to 200 ra.p.h.

Salinger Sees As'Reckless LOS ANGELES (UPI) A 'reckless fearmongering" charge was aimed at GOP senatorial candidate George Mur- Wednesday by his opponent Sen. Pierre Salinger. In a prepared statement issued by Salinger's campaign headquarters here while the senator is on a two-day tour with President Johnson, Salinger referred to a Murphy comment he said was made Tuesday at a Burbank, Rotary Club meeting. Salinger a i his opponent contended that the Soviet Union is introducing long-range nuclear missiles into Cuba and then later said, his authority for the charge "was something I read somewhere." The senator said two columnists reported -June 1 that the Widow Of Late Postmaster Dies Mrs. Helen P.

Lambert, Eureka native and wife of the late Eureka postmaster William H. Lambert died here yesterday exactly one year and one month after his death. A resident of 2015 Harris Street, Mrs. Lambert for 14 year's had served as secretary to the Eureka postmaster and was a i a of the local American a r. drive, last year.

She is survived here by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gust A. Politis. Also surviving are two sisters, Miss Jennie Politis of San Rafael and Mrs.

Sophia P. Liss of San Francisco, a nephew, Stephen L. Liss of San Francisco plus several other relatives in Eureka and Greece. Funeral services are to be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Pierce Mortuary, with the Reverend Father Kosturas of the Greek Orthodox Church officiating.

Burial will be at Sunset Memorial Cemetery. Soviet Union was moving nuclear missiles into Cuba, but the report was dismissed the next day by the state department as "without basis in fact." "If he (Murphy) has a single shred of evidence that his allegation is true, let him produce it," Salinger said. "If he hasn't, let him have the courage to admit he's guilty of reckless mongering." Finds Graveyard PETERBOROUGH; England (UPI)--The Peterborough council has decided to mechanize its grave diggers because it cannot find enough young men to do the work. After announcing that the council will buy a tractor and digging unit, Cameron Smedley, director of cemeteries here, said Wednesday: "I don't know why the young chaps don't want the job. 1 find lots to laugh about in a graveyard." DON'T BE A DEBT SLAVE GET OUT OF DEBT by Installment nay- jiftnh? dua lis eve" "10 employed? So to FC ar-d ha.e fo pay ail your Hs, 'p'asf due or payment! 6nS; place, pay.

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