What the FBI Can And Cannot Do
A concise guide outlines limits on FBI power. It states the FBI is not a national police and cannot supplant local authorities. protection duties lie with Secret Service and local police. It notes FBI does not issue security clearances except for its own agents and cannot evaluate individuals as security risks beyond evidence. It also explains FBI mainly reports facts and avoids hiring decisions or background investigations for congressional staff.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
United States
Secret ‘Service
Federal
Secret Service
Dhe
Mpl & Manor
Post Office patches fix wrong way horse insignia
The Post Office Department explains the insignia on mail carrier uniforms shows a post rider and a horse going opposite directions. To align with the wearer, more than 200,000 new shoulder patches with the horse facing the same way as the rider will be issued, correcting the historic mismatch.
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Post Office Department
U.S
Postal Service
Acknowledgements from Ukiah Ministers on December 1 1964
The Ukiah Minorist Association committee on special activities expresses appreciation to ministers laymen and city officials for help with the program and to local organizations for space equipment and advertising. They thank the Ukiah Daily Journal and radio stations for coverage and note Christmas celebrations.
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Ukiah
California
Ukiah Daily Journal
Ukiah Ministerial Association
Methodist
the Nazarene
The
Journal
Cornish Jones
Edward Bass
J. W Wood
Dale Cundall
Calif
Prince of ‘Peace
Initiation and Installations Highlight Local Club Event
Ten years ago Boonville Business and Professional Women's Club held a formal initiation at Navarre Inn with a turkey dinner. The event featured autumn decor, choral carols, a gift exchange, and hostesses serving fresh meats, with Ruth Roberts of Fort Bragg presiding and participants including Grefen Zehnder Liefrinck and others.
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Boonville
Business and Professional
Navarre
Navarro
Ruth
Roberts
Fort Bragg
Potter Progress Club Christmas Program At Library
Twenty years ago on December 1, 1944 the Potter Progress Club held a Saturday evening meeting with a Christmas tree and program. Mrs Lie Frank decorated the library with pyracanthus and a small tree, while a larger tree suspended from the ceiling wore blue lights. Mrs J J Thorton contributed to the event.
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Potter Progress Club
Liefrinck
Pyracanthus
J.J. Thorton
California Welfare Costs Loom Over 1965 Session
Legislators warn of knotty welfare and public health issues for 1965 as AB 59 fallout strains county budgets. Officials note state and local cost sharing lag, with public assistance rising sharply since 1956 57, urging remedial welfare legislation and federal law fixes to aid aging, TB, and foster care payments.
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Department of Social Welfare
State Controller's Office
Ganization
California
Senate
Assembly
Fifty Years Ago December 11 1914 Joyful search for elderly walker
Mrs H C Smith of Brooklyn New York visiting son and daughter in law near Fairbanks, wandered from home at dusk. A two hour search by T C Briones and Lois Lampkin with lanterns found her resting by the road at the Fairbanks place, serenely singing and unafraid under a starlit night.
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Cinsaster Duncant
San Francisco
Peking
China
Legation
Adele Duncan
H. C., Smith
Brooklyn
N.Y
Smith
California
T. C. Briones
Lois Lampkin
Fairbanks’ Place
Clineschmidt Seeks Term Extension On California Fish Commission
Governor Brown considers reappointing Henry Clineschmidt to the California Fish and Game Commission as the term of the current commissioner ends. The article recalls his earlier push for deer management changes in District 1, his influence on northern California fishing policies, and past political battles with Assemblywoman Pauline Davis. It notes mixed votes and longstanding regional advocacy, urging a renewed term despite some critics. It also mentions Sara Delano Roosevelt voting for Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932.
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Mon i Mnokar
Fish’ and Game
Henry Chnegchmidt
Commission
Clineschmidt
California
Kamloops, Inc
Steelhead, Unlimited
Modoc
Lassen
Lagsen
Siskiyou
Shasta
Department of Fish and Game Management
Legialaire Ee
On Ag
Pauline L. Davis
Portola
Assembly
Davis
Pearson Defends Klan Links in McDaniel Letter
Columnist Drew Pearson discusses a letter from Mississippi Ku Klux Klan Grand Dragon E. L. McDaniel criticizing his writing. He notes arrests tied to white supremacist violence, questions the UnAmerican Activities Committee's neglect of Klan investigations, and argues GOP moderation could reshape its image by challenging Klan ties.
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Washington
E. L. McDaniel
Grand Dragon
United Klans of America
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Realm
Mississippi
Klan
Philadelphia
Freedom Workers
United Klans
the Grand Dragon
America
Martin Luther King
Dick Gregory
James Farmer
King of
Ku Klux Klan
Drew Pearson
Bob Shelton
Alabama
McDaniel
Emmett Thornhill
McComb
Miss
Oilmgn
United One of America
Mississip
J. Edgar Hoover
GOP
Dean Burch
Rep
William Miller
Knights of the
Justice Department
Tom Clark
U. S
Texas
UnAmerican Activities Committee
Dagmar Wilson
Donna Allen
Women's Strike For Peace
State Department
K. Yasui
United States
Ed Willis
William M. Tuck
Joe Pool
Tex
Richard Ichard
George Senenr
Ariz
August E. Johansen
Mich
Donald C. Bruce
Ind
Henry C. Schadeberg
Wis
John Lindsay
New York
Silvio Conte
Massachusetts
Ogden Reid
Republican Party
Burch
Bill Miller
Probate Hearing Notice for Wipf Will in Mendoo County
Ernest Wipf files petition for probate of Arthur John Wipf's will in the eemelian Court of the State Narnia Mendoo County. Hearing set for Friday December 18, 1964 at 9:30 am in Department No. 2 court room of the Court House, Ux California. Attorneys Rawle Nelson & Golden represent petitioner.
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Eemelian Court
Narnia
Mendoo
Arthur John Wipf
John
Ernest Wipf
Ux California
Viattoa
Law In Action Predeceased Legatees In California Wills
California law now prevents gifts from lapsing when a named relative dies before the testator. If a lineal descendant survives, they may inherit through the deceased relative. The rule applies to blood relatives. spouses by affinity are not counted. Adopted children are treated as blood relatives. Trust provisions in wills handle rare edge cases to honor the testator’s wishes.
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California
Hying
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Page Gite News
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Zehnder
Sy Liefrinck
Patsy* Liefrinck
L. “Bi Wilifa
Lance Cox
Ligud Hughes
Santa Rosa
Hirsh
American Friends Service Committee
Quakers
Kennedy
Standley
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Dragon
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