Reapportionment Victim Named To A Judgeship
SACRAMENTO AP J from 1949 until his Another victim of the 1965 re apportionment of the California Senate has been named to a judgeship. Rattigan of Ukiah was appointed to the Del Norte County Superior Court by Gov. Brown, to succeed the late Judge Michiel H. Messner. Petersen district attorney of Mendocino County, later elected to the Senate in 1942, becomes the fifth senator to receive a judgeship or promise. The North’s reapportionment shifts power to urban Southern California. Petersen’s district now includes Lake Mendocino as well as added Del Norte, Humboldt, Siskiyou, Sonoma and Trinity counties. He is 43, Navy veteran, law graduate of USF 1951, and former district attorney since 1960. Other appointments include Edwin J. Reagan of Trinity County to the Third District Court of Appeal and Stanley Arnold of Sonoma County to the Superior Court. Carl L. Christensen of Eureka was elected to the Superior Court in the new north coastal district.
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Ukiah
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Siskiyou
Sonoma
Trinity
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University of San Francisco School of Law
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Stanley Arnold
Susanville
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Carl L. Christensen
Eureka
Bee Helps Unruh Bid To Keep Speaker Job
SACRAMENTO AP Jesse M. Unruh seeks early support from Republicans and Democrats to keep his Assembly speaker post. Speaker Pro Tem Carlos Bee circulated a petition pledging backing for Unruh and Bee, with 23 incumbent Democrats signing by day’s end. Bee said he aims to reach a broad majority, while noting 29 seats are open for Senate runs and campaign dynamics. Crown and Bee plan a study group to back Gov Brown on related proposals as Unruh weighs his path.
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Surveyor 1 Faces Moon Night If Power Fails
Pasadena AP reports Surveyor 1 will go blind if its electric heart dies in the two week lunar night with temperatures near 260 degrees below zero. The craft sent more than 10 000 photos as it entered darkness, showing bright ridges deep shadows and the elongated shadow across the surface.
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Titan 3 rocket to launch seven satellites for global military links
An Air Force Titan 3 rocket from Cape Kennedy will place seven jam-proof communications satellites into distinct near-equatorial orbits. The network aims to transmit vital messages between distant outposts, with each satellite hoisted into space over a six-hour window and spaced up to about 10,350 miles apart.
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