New flood peril seen along Yakima as Arctic storm lingered
San Francisco dispatch reports two large ice jams on the Yakima River fueling flood warnings across Washington while Arctic storm rains lash the Pacific Coast. Rescue crews ready mercy flights for 500 isolated mountain residents near the California Oregon border as authorities warn the death toll may rise beyond 41 with about 13,000 homeless in California and 16,300 flood losses across the Far West.
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Decision delayed on Temescal zone issue
Riverside County Board of Supervisors approved a one week delay in a proposal for interim zoning in the Temescal Canyon area near Corona. Chairman William E. Jones, who represents the area, requested the postponement as the County Planning Commission had recommended interim zones for residential, agricultural development and controlled development uses near Highway 71.
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Johnson in fine health as he enters next four years
White House physician Rear Adm. George Burkley reports President Johnson remains in excellent health and physically able to withstand the stresses of office. The year end medical analysis, in 35 Q and A, notes a fine overall condition with no adverse effects from the 1955 heart attack and normal heart function.
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Priest Begins Exile Protest Over Civil Rights Policy
Reverend John V. Coffield, a 24-year Los Angeles diocese priest, arrived at O'Hare and will not perform any clerical duties in Chicago as a protest against Cardinal McIntyre's civil rights positions. He will not comment further due to Cardinal Meyer’s wishes, after a five month enforced vacation earlier for opposing Proposition 14.
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Albert Cardinal Meyer
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California
Johnson outlines 1965 Great Society push and diplomacy
Johnson signals a calmer year with domestic and foreign aims. He plans a broad shakeup of sub cabinet posts and will push the Great Society budget education and anti poverty initiatives. Ambassadors dueling foreign policy and a phased approach to Vietnam and Congo are noted.
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Murderer Lawrence Jackson Sentenced to Death in Gas Chamber
Riverside report states Lawrence Jackson, 37, has been formally sentenced to death for the 1961 beating death of Mrs. Doris Keyes in Cherry Valley near Beaumont. The conviction followed a murder trial.
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Civilian Jobs Cut at Norton AFB and Others
The U S Air Force plans to cut about 400 civilian employees in the San Bernardino area by June 30 1965 with 343 at Norton AFB 42 at Vandenberg AFB and 19 at Edwards AFB Each affected worker will receive 90 days notice and career conditional staff may apply for other government positions The move stems from fiscal year authorizations reducing personnel from 7898 to 7440 rather than from broader defense cuts and follows completion of the San Bernardino missile fuel project
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San Bernardino
Armored truck hijacked in church theft in Chicago area
Three masked gunmen hijacked a Brink's truck at Divine Saviour Church in Norridge tying two priests and taking the vehicle with over 100000 dollars. The attack mirrored a Paterson New Jersey robbery a week earlier as gunmen wore Halloween masks and held a Brinks guard hostage.
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Students Race to Finish Restored Antioch Church
Ohio group from Oberlin College raced to rebuild the Antioch Baptist Church in Ripley Mississippi after it burned following a October civil rights meeting. They completed the roof and aimed to finish flooring and walls to return to classes by Thursday.
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