California senators propose split of state into two
Northern California lawmakers led by Senator Wilson push a reapportionment plan to divide the state into two states with a northern San Francisco base and a southern Los Angeles center. The move seeks to rebalance representation after court orders require “one man, one vote” for state legislatures.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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State Senate
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Orange
Sen. Rich
Hugh Burns
Foreign Office
Fresno
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Supreme Court
Yanks Face Split as Planes and Votes Stir States
A proposed California state split would redraw lines from Ven ura to the Nevada border needing two thirds in both houses and a 1966 voter yes. In London Prime Minister Wilson delays a Paris visit amid French-German tensions while U S troops report losses in Saigon and near Route 13.
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Santa Barbaras
Vevada
London
Wilson
de Jaulle
Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
Britain
Monticello
U.S
Dr. Earl
H. DeShaw
Couve de Industrial Expansion
Murville
Paris
Gordon
Walker
Foots Wilson
Labor Party
General Pochyla’s Gold-Braided Hat Missing Sparks Inquiry
At Fort Huachuca Arizona CID searches follow the reported theft of Major General Benjamin Pochyla’s gold-braided hat from the Military Inn. Joanna Proctor, a base clerk typist, and two friends were questioned as investigators seek witnesses and missing item details amid heightened tensions over Laos and Vietnam air operations.
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Benjamin' Pochula
Army
Criminal Investigation Division
Hames
Saigon
U.S
Pochula
da Nang
Mander
Laos
North Vietnam
CID
Joanna Proctor
Elimina
Miss Proctor
Gen. Pochyla
Bisbee
Pochyla
Joseph Proctor
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Iowa Gains Historic House Committee Posts for Freshmen
Congress grants Iowa its first ever major committee assignments for five freshmen. Neal Smith and H R Gross praise the milestone while Bert Bandstra Stanley Greigg and John Culver receive spots on agriculture and foreign affairs panels. Culver secures a foreign affairs post as the delegation makes history.
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Minee
Iowa
Democratic House
Neal Smith
Benkins
State of Land Currency Committee
John R. Schmidt
House
Smith
Mittee
Democratic Committee
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Lowans
Congress
Bert. Bandstra
Stanley ‘Il
Greigg
Drew Agricul
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John Culver
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Public Hearing on Cedar Rapids Sanitary Sewer Plans
The City of Cedar Rapids Iowa will hold a public hearing February 3 1965 at City Hall to consider plans specifications and the form of contract for a sanitary sewer project along 17th Avenue SW Foote Street and Williams Boulevard and the associated improvements.
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Myline
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Williams
Ghee Wavelang Drive
Schaefer
Parl Ehembers
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Estella A. Mollenhauer
Jerry and
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Cece Rapids Gazette
Lowe
Ay Sargent
Spanier Hines & Peace
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State of
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Schaepers
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Ratan Cena
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Edar Rapids
Lawa
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Marion Boulevard
First Avenue
Guy Glerk
Tawa
Cedar Rape
Anwary
G. Schaefer
Gevelte
Cedar
Reserved Hetriet No 7 fe No 587 REPORT OF CONDITION
Bank report lists assets liabilities and capital figures for Peoples Bank and Trust Company Cedar Rapids Iowa as of December 31 with totals for cash deposits loans and other items. The document notes state and federal regulatory publication and identifies the institution as a state member of the Federal Reserve System.
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City National Bank OF
Cedar Rapids
State of
Iowa
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Maiguais, Parteships, and Corporation
United States
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Federal Reserveystem
Federal Reserve Bank
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James S. Livingston
Andy Pellet
Edwin C. Evans
Wa. C. Crawford
R.S. Gates
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