California Faces Surging Population and Planning Dilemma
AP reports California grapples with rapid population growth and planning needs. Officials discuss taxing space, expanding water and sewer systems, highways, and migration controls. Projections show California adding about 1,500 residents daily, stressing resources and prompting statewide planning efforts, including the State Water Project and urban infrastructure.
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De Gaulle Opens Franco Soviet Talks In Moscow
French President Charles de Gaulle began 10 hours of talks with Soviet leaders in the Kremlin to discuss a Franco Soviet partnership to settle Europe’s problems without U.S. interference. Podgorny and Brezhnev spoke at a state dinner as De Gaulle urged a joint East West settlement while acknowledging America’s essential global role.
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Viet War Costs Rise And McNamara Says Plans May Shift
United States Vietnam war costs are tracking near budgeted limits through June 1967 with air munitions and ground support consumption near target rates. McNamara warns shortages or surpluses could trigger further funding. losses and sorties show variances while officials stress readiness and necessary spending to maintain military power.
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Foreign Aid Clears Hurdle in House Foreign Affairs
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a 4.1 billion foreign aid authorization for fiscal years starting July 1, enabling Congress to approve emergency funding if needed. The package includes 917 million in military aid and 2.4 billion for economic assistance to bolster South Viet Nam. The bill also extends the coastal fishery zone to 12 miles to protect American waters. Congress moves to the House for action.
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Johnson daughter Lynda Johnson in Spain for two weeks
In Spain smiling Lynda Bird Johnson was welcomed today by Mrs Angier Biddle Duke wife of the U S ambassador to Spain Lynda is there for two weeks as a graduation present from her father President Johnson She and traveling companion Susan Sebein held a news conference speaking in English and halting Spanish saying she was delighted to visit Spain.
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McCloud Pit project dedicates largest hydro plant
On June 4 the McCloud Pit power project, PG E's biggest hydroelectric venture, was dedicated. It features three powerhouses, four major dams, and 10 miles of tunnels built over four years at a cost of 100 million dollars. The scheme created mountain lakes in remote canyons along the McCloud and Pit Rivers.
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