Reapportionment Shift Moves California Senate
In Sacramento a federal ruling makes Senate reapportionment virtually certain by July 1, shifting power from rural areas to urban Los Angeles. A Senate committee, led by Teale, weighs plans to redraw 40 districts by population, risking loss of incumbents and stability.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Capitol
Arthur D. Johnson
California
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Johnson
State Senate
Los Angeles
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Toorhouse
Los Angélés
Senate
Los Angeles Court
Stephen P. Teale
West Point
United States
Supreme Court
California Senate
California Assembly
Thomas Rees
Los Angeles County
William Symons Jr
Alpine
Mono
Inyo
Teale
Virgil’ O’sullivan
D. Williams
Los
Angele
BLM Opens Land for Private Christmas Tree Cutting
Public land on Cow Mountain will be opened for private Christmas tree cutting under free permits issued by BLM Ukiah district. Trees are limited per family, with a required permit and metal tag, and areas accessible via Mill Creek Road or Cow Mountain signs. Weather may delay cutting. written permission from landowners is required to avoid penalties.
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Cow Mountain
John Lanz
Ukiah Offt
Bureau of Bands
Manbas
Ukiah
Talmage
Mill Creek Road
Mill Creek
Lakeport
Lakeports
Prio
Mendocino County Campaign Expense Filings
Mendocino County candidates filed campaign expense statements as deadline passed. John Mayfield Jr. of First District spent 1719.40 with 630 in contributions. Paul Poulos also 608.19. Second District Supervisor-elect Ernie Banker received 580 and spent 593.19. Herman G. Banker, defeated in Second District, spent 276.69. August Avila in Fourth District Fort Bragg spent 220. Ernest Thorstrom, defeated, 262.80. Ukiah candidate McCowen Jr. spent 237.76. Fred Goss, reelection bid, received 735 and spent 1391.18, paying 500 to campaign manager Paul Corbin. Judge Leland K. Slavens of Point Arena reported 101.30. Jack McKerlie, Arena Judicial District loser, spent 250.63.
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Mendocino County
John Mayfield Jr
Paul Poulos
Ernie Banker
Herman G. Banker
August Avila
Fort Bragg
Ernest Thorstrom
Ale “McCowen Jr
Ukiah Studiofgliet
Fred»iGoss
Aétearet
Goss
Paul Corbin
Leland K. Slavens
Point Arena
Jack McKerlie
Arena Judicial District
Parlin Forks Escapees Recaptured
Parlin Forks Escapees apprehended by sheriff’s deputies at 1 30 yesterday afternoon after fleeing Parlin Forks Honor Camp on Nov 28. Leonard 30 and Wilburn 33 were located near Redwood Creek between Willits and Fort Bragg. A 32 caliber rifle was found. both are held in the county jail.
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Parlin Forks
Sheriff's Department
Redwood Creek
Willits
Fort Bragg
Irmulco
Merrill Howard
Cap Kroh
Dennis Craig
Charles W. Leonard
Leonard
Robert K. Wilburn
Liz Taylor Robbed of 500 At Studio Party
Film star Elizabeth Taylor was robbed of a Cartier jeweled hardbag containing $500 while on the telephone at a studio party. A janitor found the bag in the ladies’ room this morning. the money was missing but her lighter and other items remained. Police questioned guests but made no arrest.
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Liz Taylor
ARIS
UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Cartier
London
Miss Taylor
Weather Update for Northwestern California and Nearby Areas
Northwestern California remains cloudy through Wednesday with dense fog in some regions. Temperatures range from the mid 50s to mid 70s with coastal winds of about 25 to 51 knots north of Fort Ord and variable to southeastern gusts.
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California
Eureka
Canada urges US and USSR to avert UN budget clash
Canada calls on the United States and the Soviet Union to make concessions to avoid a General Assembly collision over Russia not paying its peacekeeping assessments. External Affairs Minister Paul Martin vows aid to solve the political and financial crisis, stressing UN peace and security are at stake. He notes two permanent Security Council members differ with the majority on costs, warning of grave consequences if not redirected.
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United States
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Russia
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Sé¢tay
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Martin
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Security Council
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Test Brings U S Closer To The Moon
A Little Joe rocket boosted an unmanned Apollo capsule test in White Sands New Mexico. The launch escape system performed to safety margins as the moonship separated and ascended to 45 000 feet before descent, simulating crew safety in an exploding booster scenario.
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White Sands
N.M
UPI
United States
Apollo
New Mexico
Lobbyist Won't Talk On $5,000 Check
United Press International reports Washington lobbyist Wayne Bromley refused to answer Senate questions about a $5,000 check tied to a California bank charter. Bromley said he invoked the 5th Amendment and had worked on securing a federal charter for Redwood National Bank of San Rafael. Witness Mau rice Hughett recounted Bromley’s payment and delivery of the check to Bobby Baker in the Senate office, with Baker later cashing it.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Wayne Bromley
Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Bromley
Maurice Hughett
California
Hughett
Redwood National Bank of
San Rafael
Calif
Leland
Leland Hire
iHughett
UC Senate Set to End Campus Free Speech Strife
Berkeley Calif The 1500 member UC Senate meets at 3 p m to consider peace proposals amid the Free Speech Movement turmoil. Officials aim to end two months of protests that shut classes and disrupted campus life. Mario Savio is briefly removed from the stage prompting protest, then allowed to speak again. The proposal would liberalize campus campaign rules and drop charges arising from demonstrations, though further discussion is planned.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPS
University of California
Clark Kerr
Hearst
Mario Savio
Savio
FSM
Weather birdseye note from Ukiah station
The fragment reports December 1964 weather data with noon readings and rainfall figures from the Ukiah Weather Bureau. It notes daytime temperatures around 50 degrees and a rainfall total of 18.41 inches compared to last year.
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Ukiah Wire
Walkout Called Dec 15 by Three Rail Unions
CHICAGO UPI three unions of off train shopcraft workers set a strike date against railroads at 6 am next Tuesday. More than 45 000 members of the Machinists International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and Sheet Metal Workers International Association would strike to press wage increase demands. Railroads plan court action to block a strike, seeking a district court injunction as talks collapsed this week. A shutdown would affect 187 railroads handling over 90 percent of U S rail traffic and disrupt Christmas travel.
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Chicago
UPI
Joseph W. Ramsey
International Association of Machinists
Machinists
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Sheet Metal Workers International Association
J. E. Wolfe
U.S
Wolfe
Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Joseph Ramsey
Thomas
Journal Decoration Contest Opens in Ukiah Area
Householders in Ukiah and nearby areas are invited to enter the Daily Journal annual Christmas home decoration contest by mailing the coupon on this page. Prizes of 25, 15, and 10 dollars will be awarded for the top designs judged by a three member panel from the Ukiah Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Harold Andersen
Ukiah Police ‘Department
G. Hunter
Ukiah
Daily Journal
Ukiah Junior Chamber of Commerce
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