California Senate agrees on reapportionment path
A California Senate panel agreed to pursue all legal routes to overturn the federal reapportionment order while drafting a compliant reapportionment bill. The special court panel set a July 1, 1965 deadline and required action as the session opened January 4.
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Faith In People Renewed
A Tennessee driver finds and returns a lost purse containing 300 dollars to Mrs. C. R. Year out of Albuquerque. Tom Young of Sparta, Tenn. sent the recovereding purse and the cash, restoring Mrs. Year out’s faith in people.
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Deaths mount from nation fire toll across three days
The Associated Press reports at least 68 deaths from fires nationwide over three days as cold weather spikes furnace use. Sunday saw at least 20 dead including 14 children. Saturday reported 26 dead with 23 children. Friday included a nursing home blaze in FountainTown Indiana killing 20 elderly residents. In California a separate incident involved youths on a hunt and a rescue attempt on a swollen river near Talmyra where a mother and six children were swept away. one missing father is presumed drowned after a short trip to Chicago. Three adjacent homes burned. occupants escaped.
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Talmyra
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Chicago
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John S.cent
Markatas
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Richmond
Civil Rights Projections Foresee More Protests Next Summer
Washington AP Lenny Collins director of the Community Relations Service said Sunday he expects more civil rights demonstrations and civic disturbances next summer, with some in the north. He noted there will always be room for lawful protest where people are abused and that protests are bound to occur where this exists. Collins heads the civil rights act created service and spoke on the matter.
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Storm Cancels Yale Program At Hayward Library Park
A Christmas program scheduled for 7 p m at Hayward Library Park was canceled due to the current storm. The pre Christmas program series will resume tomorrow if weather allows.
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Dutch Will Hold Service in Bay Area Gatherings
SAN FRANCISCO Dutch community leaders announce a service to address unrest and segregation tensions in major northern cities. The Rev Dan Jure and Rev F de Jong will read scripture as a mixed Ripom choir and children join a carillon concert. The program stresses community planning for development in large northern cities, linking riots to poverty and housing issues.
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