A Smasher To Illinois Picked For Site
A large Washington AP report says a consensus selection has named a site near Chicago for a $375 million atom smasher. The choice follows a nationwide competition with many strong proposals from sites across the nation. The project aims to build the 200 billion electron volt proton accelerator and involves the Atomic Energy Commission and scientists from the National Academy of Sciences.
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Wrights Create Prairie Snowman For Yule Decor
The W E Wright family of Sacramento could not get real snow so Mrs Wright fashioned a prairie snowman from three tumbleweeds, paint, black felt bits, and a scarf and top hat. The playful craft adds seasonal cheer indoors despite mild weather.
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Sacramento
Governors Blame LBJ For Losses
Democratic governors at the National Governors Conference blamed the Johnson Great Society for party losses in November. They rejected GOP claims that Johnson might not run in 1963 and noted Republicans gained 47 House seats, three senators and eight governors in the recent elections. Governor Harold E. Hughes said Johnson would face a very tough race if a respectable opponent emerges in two years.
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Weather forecast block with light winds and fog
A weather note describes low visibility night and morning with mostly fair conditions otherwise. Tomorrow looks clearer. Easterly winds around 15 mph are noted with a low for tonight around 45 and 30.
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Knox Urges ABAG Action On Plan
Assemblyman John Knox urges ABAG to move toward regional government in the Bay Area and take a public stand on a skeleton plan during the 1907 legislative session. The ABAG executive committee adopted a resolution endorsing a bill and began considering a formal stance.
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Jackie Tries To Block Book With Show Cause Order
In New York AP reports Mrs John Kennedy seeks a court order to halt publication of a book by Harper & Row and author Mizine Mizine. The suit calls for a show cause hearing before Manhattan Supreme Court as lawmakers debate the action and schedule tentative hearings for the coming session.
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Streit
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Livermore Rad Lab Expands with 100,000 Sq Ft High Rise
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a 4 million expansion of the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory in Livermore. A seven story low rise and a five story core will provide 100000 square feet of space for administration and staff, with work beginning after January bids and occupancy by mid 1968.
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Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
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Abu
Piachemical and Animal Laboratory
Arntz Construction Company
San Francisco
Bombs Denied Hit Hanoi as Saigon Attacks Reported
U S military officials denied bombs struck Hanoi while reports say Viet Cong terror raids prompted new combat actions around Saigon. North Vietnam claimed air raids with reprisals following earlier attacks. A misfire from Vietnamese rocket launchers near Tan Son Nhat Airbase touched off local alarm.
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Jilipian
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China accuses U S bombing of Hanoi embassy damage
TOKYO AP reports Communist China charged that U S forces divebombed its Hanoi embassy causing serious damages to the premises. The Foreign Ministry spokesman said the Hanoi NCNA office near the embassy was damaged during raids on the North Vietnamese capital.
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Pleasanton Opposes Hayward East Hills Annex Plan
Pleasanton plans to resist Hayward's revised east hills annexation that would expand 10 square miles beyond the Sundridge line toward Pleasanton. Mayor Warren Harding and Councilman Reed meet with Hayward leaders. discussions continue with no immediate agreement and a return chance before January.
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Warren Harding
Harding
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Raert Reed
John K. Smith
Smayor
Vernon C. Blichfuldt
Easthills Avimex
Alameda County
Formation Commission
Sund Ridge
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California appoints Rog? Jon Paul Smith as finance director
AP reports Jon Paul Smith, 49, a management consultant, named California finance director amid a looming deficit. A Republican from New England, he will oversee a $4.59 billion budget and advocate a businesslike approach before raising taxes. He will earn a six-figure salary lower than his private sector pay. Reagan aides stress reform and cutting gimmicks to balance the budget without immediate tax hikes.
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Calutardia College Faces Drastic Budget Outlook
Calutardia State College at Bagsward warned that an old budget could place the college in a drastic situation as the Republican administration seeks to hold 1967 68 support budgets to the 1967 level. President Pred Harcleroud spoke at a luncheon for state legislators noting optimism that a broader state review may adjust allocations. The college’s 1966 67 gross support, projected for 5,049 full time students, stood at 7,005,409 and was reduced to 7,713,600 after enrollment fell to 4,458.
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