Redwood Empire faces highway and bridge access issues
Sacramento report outlines Senate hearings on improving east west access to the Redwood Empire north of the Golden Gate. Rising commuter traffic across the Golden Gate Bridge, Marin and Sonoma subdivisions, and a potential new deck or alternative span are discussed. Hearings set for December 2 in Richmond City Hall will cover Back Point Cutoff improvements, Richmond San Rafael Bridge I 80 link, toll reductions, and Sonoma Creek Bridge. Local governments and chambers urged to participate to press coastal road upgrades and timely action.
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Sonoma
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Golden Gate Bridge
Richmond City Hall
Senate Committee
Back Point
Sacramento-Stockton Area
Richmond-San Rafael
Richmond
Richmond - San Rafael
Sonoma Creek
Chambers of Commerce
Marin - Sonoma - Lake-Mendocino
Automobile Moguls Target Advisory Council on Safety
Washington reports that the auto industry plans to stack the forthcoming Auto Safety Council with moguls while omitting Ralph Nader. John Floberg of Firestone and Christopher Landmann of Mercedes Benz are named among advisers, as Ford official John Bugas backs federal safety standards. A separate Washington conference led by Agnes Moves aims to strengthen public schools with national educators and officials attending.
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Congress
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Connor
General Motors
Ralph Nader
Young-Mer
Gone Bee
America
Chistopher Landmann
Mercedes Benz
Daimler-Benz
Stuttgart
Julius Klein
Tom Dodd
Mercedes-Benz
Coronel Suarez
Argentina
Eichmann
John Bugas
Ford
FBI
Senate Commerce Committee
Bugas
Detroit
Agnes Moves
Washington Post
Meyer
North
National Committee
Omar Bradley
John Hersey
Terry Sanford
North—Carolina
George Gallup
Gallup
Frederick Close
Aluminum Corporation of America
Crippled Children’s Fund
Pittsburgh
Big Brothers
John Dun
District of Columbia
Duncan
ALCOA
Pavy Lawrence
Emerson Suggested for Redwood Empire Highway Commissioner
The article argues Lake County leader Donald J. Emerson would be an excellent choice for the State Highway Commission seat long held by James Guthrie. It notes Emerson’s ties to the Redwood Empire, his leadership as Redwood Empire Association president, his Republican backing for Reagan, and the need for a balanced stance on highways and conservation.
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Redwood Empire
State Highway Commission
Donald J
Don) Emerson
Lake County
Emerson
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Redwood Empire Association
Lake Rescht
Independen Journal
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Rafaéel
Reagan
Golph
Mendotino
Lake Counties
Eimerson
Hirthway
Robert H. Finch
Brown
Thomas C. Lynch
Lynch
Coastvian
Areven
California
Ernest Leroy Jacobson
Jacoy 1
Women Drivers Take the Wheel as Boom Grows
By 1960, half of U S drivers may be white men. No, the article notes more women behind the wheel, now 38 million, doubling since 1952. Auto makers woo female preferences with color, styling, and amenities while restrooms in stations become more comfortable. Traffic authorities see safer driving by women, though some men joke about signals.
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Hick Hee
Polls on Viet Nam war seen through Julius Caesar lens
A fragmentary crossbreed of 1960s American media and Roman history notes how Democratic values might have shaped a war debate. The piece cites Playboy editors and imagines scenarios with tribunes and crossing the Rubicon as a metaphor for public opinion on intervention.
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America
Viet Nam
Playboy
Wonder
Actibe
Indtahcé
Amos
Hig
Balou couple to spend holidays in California
Mrs. Ken Balou plans to leave about December 20 with Mr. Balou for Pasadena area to visit daughters Mrs Morrie Dragna and Mrs Tom Bauman and families. They will attend Rose Bowl events and Tournament of Roses after the holidays. Also notes social bridge events and local officials' activities.
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Ken Balou
California Sports Spending Report and Local Club Notes
A federal report estimates 1965 spending by hunters and fishermen, totaling about 4 billion dollars with detailed per person and per day costs, travel miles, and nonresident participation. California brings higher expenses than the national average, hinting at tax implications for state funds. The episode closes with brief society notes: Cultus Club meetings, hostesses, and program highlights.
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Sacramento
CNS
U. S. Department of Interior
California
J. G. Thomas
Cultus Club
Grove’ Avenue
Flossie Ruddock
Mendelssohn
Heller
Genia
Redwine
North State Street
Louise Tibetts
Vivian Place
Marie Rea
Alice Lamb
Florine Lynch
Quick Quiz Q A Hadassah Esther Crow Prester John
Hadassah is the Hebrew name of Queen Esther. The crow tongue belief is false. tame crows can learn a few words. Prester John was a medieval legendary Christian sovereign and priest of interior Asia with various legendary dominions.
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Women's Zionist Organization
Hadassah
Esther
Prester John
Asia
Storer thanks supporters after campaign effort and enjoys high vote share
Thomas T. Storer, thanking supporters in San Rafael, says his vigorous campaign presented facts to voters and that among 14 Democrats seeking Congressional seats from Republicans he had the highest percentage of the vote except for one two-time candidate. He notes possible return to the race in 1968 under Marin County Board of Supervisors chairmanship next year.
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Ukiah
Daily Journal
Ing
Marin County Board of Supervisors
Dorothy Wilson Reports Haunted Faucet Experience in England
INSTANT ACTION TWERTON England UPI Mrs Dorothy Wilson turned on a cold water faucet and tap After the first shock of electricity the clock stopped the stove turned itself on and a heater began to make burping noises Repair men said it looked like about were crossed Sr
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Twerton
England
UPI
Dorothy Wilson
Reagan Faces Bleak California Budget Outlook
Governor elect Ronald Reagan tours California finance offices and learns the $400 million deficit plus a $350 million cash shortfall in December due to accrual accounting. He signals possible tax raises and immediate televised updates before inauguration as critics question policies.
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CNS
Ronald Reagan
Edmund G. Brown
Reagan
Secramento
Department of Finance
Ag the People
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Jessie Brunner
R. QO. LeBaron
Talmage
Earl Ford
Charles Fulkerson
Willits
S. L. Rea
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Ha'e McCowen Jr
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Lewis Hildreth
Donald R. Smith
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Hale McCowen
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Henry C. MacArthur
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