$134 Million Construction Plan Told in California
Sacramento announced a $134,138,929 annual construction program for 1963, boosted by Prop 1-4 and a $270 million constitution bond. Northern California will receive about $75 million, Southern California $84.5 million, with major projects including a Sierra Branch Genteralot Center in Sonora, a Northern California Youth Center, and a Tehachapi prison expansion.
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Sacramento
Antilink
California
Hubert
Muster
Division of Architecture
Palm Springs
Southern California
Associated General Contractors
Sough Hartley
Californa
Io Cry
Tehechapl
San Bernardino
Lamp
Cazadera
Vacaville
Stetina Arariel Conservation Center
Sonora
Spotters To Get Reward For Missing Nina 20 Voyage
In Los Angeles AP report the Wynn firm offers a 30000 reward to the crew that spotted the Nina 20 sailing on Friday. The ship, a reproduction of Columbus era vessel, had been missing for two weeks on its voyage from Spain to the Bahamas. Carl B. Wynn, company president, announced the reward Wednesday. One crewman, Manuel Darninthe, is a Wynn employee.
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Los Angeles
Wynn
Anna
Suixfay
Christo Columbus
Spain
Brhamis
Columbus
Carl BE. Wyan
Burdick Warns on Tranquilizers in War Decisions
UPI reports author Eugene Burdick urged caution about tranquilizers shaping national leaders and decisions on war and peace. He spoke at a three day symposium urging clearer limits on science and technology in defense, while other speakers called for diversions from weapons programs and stronger protection of civil rights amid security fears.
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Santa Barbara
UPI
Scientife Knowledge
Eugene Burdick
Kenneady
Bir
Burdick
Washington
Delocracy
Apansuyed
Center For the Study of
Harvey Wheeler
Washington and Lee University
Robert Watson- Walls
Harry §. Ashmore
Walter 24Ills
Robert Caled
Daughter Slain By Mother In Albuquerque Case
In Albuquerque a 9 or 10 year old girl Mana Geba was found slain in a basement. Authorities say her mother Erna Geba confessed to killing the child after a domestic dispute between the two. The mother reportedly attempted suicide and is hospitalized in critical condition. The family had recently returned from Vienna where they had visited a relative.
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Albuquerque
Nom
Bruna Geba
Nous
Geba
Mana
Lome
la Madera
Allamuerique
Hank
Erna Mieba
Little Summit Set for Ceylon Unclear Origins
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled note about a summit involving unaligned parents and entities named Cambodia, Burana, and Ceylon. The text is heavily corrupted, with disrupted place names and misordered phrases, offering no coherent event, date, or organizative details to confirm a specific meeting or outcome.
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Colombd
Ceylon
United Wrath
Fragmented diary entry hints at hidden calls and tense miscommunications
A fragmented diary passage shows a late night scene with a narrator contacting a mother from a lobby phone. The exchange reveals misheard lines and a tense attempt to reach Amelia and others. The text hints at a mystery or coded dialogue.
Family Rift and Mom’s Death Shadow Communist Fear
An emotional flashback follows a narrator returning home after their mother’s death, amid Communist accusations and family tension. The narrator recalls a tense wake, with brothers George and Nippey assaulting them and police-like scrutiny from the Party, while father figures offer cautious support and a plea for silent prayer. The piece ends with the narrator feeling isolated and expelled from the family as political accusations loom.
New Farm Studies Plan Outlines Research
Washington AP reports planned studies on rhiechatieid pick and other harvesting methods by Agricultural Research Service. Funds may expand research at a new field station in Florida and west coast sites to study crop conditions, varieties, marketing practices, and farming techniques. California officials seek oversight of hybrid seedlings and irrigation projects as part of the expanded program.
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Washington
Walt Deveton Manthonte
California
Indio
Calif
Stent
Rierias
Pyron
I. Shaw
Orlando
Fla
Weston
Wasiington
Calil
Ruchel
Civil Aeronautics
Sacramento
Shmy
Francaise de Morieve
Brown
Convair
Shaw
Harlowl i
CAB
Hee
Wil Pavernaent
Deltalis
Freeman Views Trade Barriers in Europe and Farm Costs
Washington AP report says Freeman warned Europe against protecting own farmers, risking $600 million impact on American farm products. He cited Europe’s protectionist steps as complicating global trade and noted the feed grain program overran original $400 million saving expectation.
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Washington
Serre Cigutture
Orville
Freeman
Congress
Willie Jose
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Sonoma
State Trospital
Davirminuti
Eureka
Youn
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California Youth Gesitee
Ad Ini
Steenton
By Dave Cox
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Wheeler
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Suet
Garrard
Seth Diamond
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Sie Peck
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Tment
Matt Cvetle
Mate
Mom
Matt
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Jeb
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Drheee Manns
Ecemer
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Lin
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Erne
Dai
Fed Roseae
Tinpy
Security Commission
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Dak
Tippy
Mother Lawless
Mier
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