Water supply study warns California needs over 100 million annually
Sacramento top water official Harvey Banks told a legislative committee that California must spend far more than 100 million dollars each year to meet rising water demand. He said current federal and agency funding around 160 million is insufficient and urged focus on financing policy before tackling benefits and costs of large projects like Feather River. Overdrafts on groundwater may reach 11.6 million acre feet annually by 1965.
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California
Harvey O. Banks
State Department of Water Resources
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TIE State Water Chief
Owens Valley
Los Angeles
Carley V. Porter
Dcompton
Feather River
Adenauer scoffs at Soviet claim of new missile
Bremerhaven Germany UP Chancellor Konrad Adenauer dismissed the Soviet assertion that it built an intercontinental missile. He warned Russia will someday have a missile able to strike the United States, but he doubted current claims of a ready development. The remark came at a West German election rally amid the first official reaction.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic
United States
Soviet Union
Mount Etna Erupts With 45 Explosions An Hour
CATANIA Sicily Mount Etna Europe s most active volcano erupted Tuesday at a rate of 45 explosions per hour. Volcanologists said the blasts were increasing but that lava on the slopes did not pose immediate danger.
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Sicily
Hina
Europe
Writer Leaves for Yugoslavia to cover diving championships
Press-Telegram staff writer Bob Wells departs Los Angeles for Yugoslavia to report on the international skin diving championships. He flies to Milan then to Lussia piccolo for events starting September 8, with matches to be staged in Yugoslavia.
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Independent
Press-Telegram i
Bob Wells
Yugoslavia
Wells
Los Angeles
Milan
Italy
Lussia
Piccolo
Long Beach Neptunes Face Global Skindiving Field
The Long Beach Neptunes national skindiving champions will compete against teams from 235 nations including Russia. Members include Jim Christiansen 31 of Covina Avenue Lakewood Lee Jamison 35 Knoxville Avenue and Bob Weaver 26 Pimenta Avenue Lakewood.
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Russia
The
Neptunes
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Covina Ave
Lee Jamison
Knoxville Ave
Bob Weaver
Pimenta Ave
Lakewood
No Progress at AIP on Phone Installer Pay
Union official reports deadlock in wage talks between Western Electric and telephone equipment installers. About 30 Michigan workers left jobs in Ann Arbor and Detroit areas with service intact for Michigan Bell. The 23,800 CWA installers in 43 states face unresolved contract amid possible strike pressure.
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Western Electric Co
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
Western Electric
States
District of Columbia
Massachu
CWA
Turing
Bell System
Anti-State Nuns Sentenced by Czechs in Moravia
A Czechoslovakian Communist court in Moravia sentenced two Catholic nuns to prison terms of two and five years for anti state activity Radio Prague said Tuesday.
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Moravia
Radio Prague
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