Reapportionment Eyes Northern California Lock
Sacramento report argues California face s Supreme Court one man one vote reshaping of state senate. Republicans fear loss of gains as northern counties would shrink the southern slate. plans ranging from 40 to 50 seats debated, with Los Angeles and Bay Area counties as main battlegrounds.
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Potter Valley Riding Club potluck and events note
Potter Valley Riding Club held a Nov 21 potluck at the Grange hall with committee members listed. A business meeting followed, Delight Shelton spoke on Potter Valley history, and a December Christmas party was planned with a gift exchange. A birth Sept 17 in Potter Valley and a high school play were also noted.
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Herb Wright
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Melissa Cleary
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Vernon Clark
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Ukiah Wildcats edge Fern dale in two game weekend
Ukiah win both basketball games over Fern dale at Cheksall Gym with the Wildcats nickname shared by both schools. The crowd enjoyed the B team action, uniforms ran short, and Joe Killen retrieved a ball from under the bleachers amid applause. A forest display near the district office offered educational notes on local trees.
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Diaz Ordaz Aims to Bind Mexico Under PR I Rule
Drew Pearson profiles Gustavo Diaz Ordaz as Mexico’s next president, comparing him to LBJ in style and broadening reform. He champions land reform through irrigation and modern farming, spreading shoes and shirts to lift the middle class, while the PRI seeks consensus across unions, peasant groups, and business interests, securing broad electoral support.
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Empire College offers first coaching course for contractor licensure
In the Red wood Empire a coaching course for the general contractor license is opened. Tom Fel lenz of Christensen and Foster directs the 13 weekly sessions starting December 7 1964 at the Empire Building Santa Rosa. Cost is 100 dollars.
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FTC Set to Hear Tire Marketing Practices in Washington
The Federal Trade Commission will hold public hearings January 13 and 14 in Washington on the advertising and selling practices of companies that produce and market automobile tires.
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Public Hearing On Trucking Rates Set For Dec 9
A public hearing on Cooper Trucking, Inc rates and practices is scheduled for Wednesday December 9 at 10 a.m. in the grand jury room courthouse Ukiah. Examiner Marti J Porter will preside and Elmer J Sjostrom will represent the Commission staff. Interested parties may appear and be heard at this or future hearings.
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Wig snatchers in New Orleans baffling police
Police in New Orleans investigate a string of wig thefts tied to a new criminal method. Victims report men posing as fashion men snatching wigs outside salons while victims are distracted. No injuries reported as authorities seek suspects.
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Christmas orders urged by Daily Journal
Daily Journal of Standley urges readers to place Christmas orders promptly. Local store ads highlight gift ideas and deadlines, with emphasis on timely procurement from nearby merchants at 104 East.
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