Family of Anna Flicker dies after brief illness in California
Myr and Mrs. Ray Flicker attend services for Anna Flicker 83 in Los Angeles after a brief illness. Services scheduled Friday at 2:30 p.m. from Paramount Mortuary chapel. Surviving relatives include sons Paul Flicker and Van Frederick Flicker and daughter Frances Engstrom, native of Ohio, resident in California for 50 years.
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Ray Flicker
Cold Creek Cafe
Highway E6
California
Anna Flicker
Los Angeles
Chapel of Paramount Mortuary
Paramount
Paul Filcker
Anaheim
van Frederick Filckeer
San Jacinto
Frances
Philo Man Injured As Pickup Loses Wheel On Highway 128
Philo resident Dee Reynolds 46 suffered injuries when his pickup truck lost a wheel on Highway 128 three miles east of Highway 1 at 4 30 p m yesterday and careened into a ditch. A passing motorist took Reynolds to Hillside Community Hospital for treatment.
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Dee Reynolds
Philo
Reynolds
Hillside Community Hospital
Ukiah considers natural gas purchase impact and negotiations
City council weighs securing basic data on gas procurement, processing, and distribution as PG&E presses for a sale decision. Officials debate whether to hire external help, potential savings for Ukiah residents, and the timeline to avoid delays. Estimates show consumer savings of 30 to 40 percent, with powers to deliver gas by 1966 if a sale proceeds. The meeting also notes zoning variances and sales tax revenue data for the first five months of the 1964-65 year.
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Pg&e
Ty’s
Ernie Banker
Don Scotto
Sterling, Norgard
Ralph Buxton
Ukiah
Joyce
Beck
Kaufman
Cleland
Jim Tocher
Bob Bell
Tocher
Fair and Clese
Bcal
Ray Jean
Clay
Peru G
Fash
Friendship Across Sea Links Ukiah Ham to Swiss Broadcaster
Ukiah resident H A Jenny recalls a long friendship with Dr G H Padel of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation begun via short wave radio in 1940. The letter from Padel thanks Jenny for a memorial Kennedy coin and reflects European grief over Kennedy’s death, highlighting international communication through amateur radio.
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John F. Kennedy
Ukiah
H. A
Jenny of
Berne
Switzerland
G. H. Padel
Swiss Broadcasting Corporation European and Overseas Service
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Kennedy
Les
Dr. Padel
al Jenny
Alaska
Mexico
America
Aldahans
Smalecy’s council service praised by Harlowe
Harlowe lauds Smalecy for cooperation and voter confidence after two elections. He notes Smalecy’s succession of Henry Mercer, and Smalecy’s roles as vice mayor and as vice president and president of the North Bay Division of the League of California Cities.
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Smalecy
Henry Mercer
North Bay
League of California Cities
Scrapping figures show gaps in military manpower
The report breaks down authorized versus actual strength across armed forces. It cites 700,000 to 525,000 for scrapping, with actual authorized 400,000 in Army National Guard and a 376,000 listed strength. Army Reserves authorized 300,000 but at 264,000. Air National Guard 72,000. Air Force Reserves 77,000. Many of the 50 flying outfits in the Air Force Reserve are expected to transfer to the Air Guard.
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Army National Guard
Army
Air National Guard
Air Force Reserves
Air Force Reserve
Air Guard
University campus unrest escalates amid faculty proposal
800 U.C. continues coverage of the dispute as students and faculty clash with administration. Savio warns that unless the regents accept the faculty proposal, more trouble could follow on the campus, which has been in uproar for two months. An estimated 3 percent of the 27,500 students have defied the administration.
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FSM
Savio
Booze Talk Sparks Early Holiday Drinking Beginnings
A fragmented note hints at holiday drinking and wrapping up pre Christmas consumption. It mentions avoiding the rush and references daily habits around beverages and social limits. Strong entities are not clearly defined in the legible text.
California gains in employment agriculture and finance in ten months
A California State Chamber of Commerce report shows total civilian employment up 2.4 percent to 6,782,000 at end of October, with government finance insurance and real estate and services leading gains while manufacturing fell 1.1 percent due to defense cutbacks. Agriculture aims for a record gross income above 3.55 billion this year, aided by improved pasture and forage. Financial activity rose across districts with bank loans up in most sectors and deposits increasing in the first 10 months.
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California State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Economic Development and Research Department
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