California Reapportionment Stakes Amid Supreme Court Edict
Northern California faces reduced representation as the Supreme Court orders Senate redistricting by population. Senators, including Frank Petersen, contemplate retirements and new elections in a sprawling multi-county district. Voters in the north are urged to press for a constitutional amendment to counter the ruling.
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California
Sacramento
Supreme Court
State
Senate
San Francisco
Mendocino County
Frank Petersen
Mendocino
Lake
Sonoma
Humboldt
del Norte
Siski
U.S
Congress
Hopeful Note For A Brighter 1965 New Year
A reflective piece urges faith and optimism as the year 1965 begins. It acknowledges 1964’s tragedies yet emphasizes hope, healing, and courage to face future days with confidence in better times ahead. The message ends with a warm Happy New Year sentiment for all.
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California Marriage Contract Rules and Age Limits
A note outlines basic California law on marriage contracts, stressing that consent and capable parties matter more than terms. It covers minimum ages, parental permission for minors, and prohibitions on marrying a close relative or an existing spouse to avoid bigamy and legal trouble.
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California
Sears
Ukiah Area Christmas Family Gatherings and Local News
Mr and Mrs Marion Day and son Robert of San Francisco visit Mrs A D Scott and relatives over New Year. Mrs Scott and daughter Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs L M Scott of Petaluma. Tony Graff of Courte Madera visits Petaluma Scott family. Rhoda Burger of Clay Street hosts 83 year old reunion with five children in Ukiah. Children include H E Burger W B Burger K P Buchanan Russell Burger. Ralph Sinclair of Yakima also present. Panthers kill sheep on Frank Groscup ranch. large animal footprint noted as ranchers seek to kill it. Edith Hoag visits San Francisco with Hoag family. Miss Hoag teaches in Petaluma schools. H C Duncan and son Meridith dine with Dr and Mrs D R Smith at Eldridge for Christmas, returning home.
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Marion Day
Robert
San Francisco
A. D. Scott
Mr. Graff
Scott
Ukiah
Rhoda Burger
Clay Street
Burger
Siice
H. E. Burger
W. B. Burger
K. P. Buchanan
George Green
Longvale
Frank Groscup
Edith Hoag
Leslie Hoag
Year of Outdoor Pursuits Across Nevada and California
Sacramento column recounts a year of hunting and fishing across eastern Nevada, gusting at mule deer, pheasants, chukkar, geese, sage hens, and kokanee, plus river steelhead and high mountain trout. Memorable moments include a pheasant getting away from a pickup, a dog rescued from a pool, worm rustling incidents, and meals in Mendocino deer camp and east Sierra camps. The piece reflects on seasonal limits and the governor’s annual pack trip in Emigrant Basin.
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Nevada
High Mountain
Strout
Pardee
Winter Mont
Ene Iy Nee
Eghukkar
Pergori
Sebowant Aemo
Mendocino County
Sileria
Delta Dunk Club
Dante Nomelant Fish and Game Commission
Ukiah Prepares New Garbage Collection System
The city trustees approved the iparbage collection contract and expect the wagon to be built and operations to start within a few weeks. Household cooperation is sought to keep Ukiah clean, as the system is rolled out. Mr and Mrs F W Dooley traveled to San Francisco for Christmas and will be away several weeks.
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P. Anker
Ukiah
F. W. Dooley
San Francisco
Leslie Bishop Returns Home for Holidays
Fifty years ago Leslie Bishop came home to visit family during the holidays after spending months in San Francisco attending a mechanical school. The note praises him as a sterling young man who will excel in his endeavors. Other items mention Frank Fairbanks tearing down the Gram ma Fairbanks house, Terry Beebe moving to Nobles Place, and local residents Ha n s Christiansen, My, H, N. Ornham, and Roland Hall visiting Cloverdale or traveling for business.
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Leslie Bishop
San Francisco
Leslie
Frank, Fairbanks
Gramma Fairbanks
Terry Beebe
Fish Rock
Nobles Place
Schooner Gulch
Hans Christiansen
N. Ornham
Cloverdale
Roland Hall
New Books At The Library By Frinda Winter
New library listings show Ahdoolo The Biography of Matthew by Floyd Milley and Akhnaten the Rebel Pharaoh by Robert Silverberg. Also featured are Mota and The Queen's Double Dozen with Agatha Christie titles, plus The American Negro's Identity and other works.
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Matthew
A. Henson
Floyd Milley
North Pole
Itdg
iAkhnaten
Robert Silverberg
Akhnaten
Ring
rSg
Agatha Chria
Lagten
Queen
Empi
Gond
California Floods and Labor Crisis Sweep Northern Counties
Heavy floods threaten northern California as Governor Brown declares 14 counties disaster areas. Southern California faces labor shortages and crop losses as federal wage and foreign worker policies collide with state needs. Senate considers reapportionment while Parks Department shakeup reshapes leadership and beach and park bond funding looms.
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Yuba. Oe
Oroville
Feather River
Edmund G. Brown
Ee Plumas
Sierra
Siskiyou
Sonoma
Sutter
Tehama
Trinity
Glenn
Colusa
del Norte
Humboldt
Shasta
Mendocino
North Coast
Willard Wirtz
U. S
California
Wirtz
Brown
Florida
Texas
State
Senate
San Francisco
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
State Department of Parks and Recreation
Charles A. de Turk
Division of Beaches and Parks
Edward F. Dolder
Department
DeTurk
Department of Education
Th Dietoh
Viet Nam crisis timeline and Johnson options
The article outlines U S bombing on the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos and a coup in South Vietnam led by Gen Khanh, with Ambassador Taylor surprised by turnover. It notes Prince Sihanouk weighing breaking ties with the United States and Gen Westmoreland urging a drastic shift. It compares Johnson to Eisenhower and details a Christmas gift of honey and bread from the President and Mrs Johnson.
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Washington
Behifrid
Khbrogne
United” States
Hois
Chi ‘Minh Trail
Soas
Navy
U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
North Viet Nam
Laos
Ruhr
Rhineland
Khanh
Viet Nam
Maxwell Taylor
Saigon
Taylor
Taylor Was In the Dark Was Because Gen
Cambodia
United States
Indo-China Peninsula
Sihanouk
State Department
William
Westmoland
Pentagon
Joint ‘Chiefs of Staff
Westmoreland
Gen. Khanh
Johnson
United Nations
Eisenhower
Korea
Ike
LBJ
Maryland
Ukiah Letters Appeal Originality Of High School Cans
Local letters discuss claims that Ukiah High School trash can designs echoed stamps, noting the 1964 stamps were newer and suggesting the Post Office borrowed the idea from the cans. Readers also thank Ukiah residents and groups for community efforts and a Jaycees charity trip to a 49er game.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Key Club
United States Post Office
The
Ukiah Key Club
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