Conflicting Views on Southern Water and Senate Apportionment
LA C says Gov Brown and Sen Richards oppose equal southern North state senate representation citing risk to the Feather River Water Project. They note the south would pay 65 percent of the 1.75 billion water bill and fear the north would block protections. The column argues desalting, new processes, and legal safeguards are needed for California’s water future.
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New U S Cardinals Enter Glittering Papal Rites
Vatican City reports Pope John XXIII elevates Peter Meyer archbishop of Chicago and five others to cardinals in a grand ceremony at St. Peter's Basilica. The red galero hats are presented by papal emissaries as Meyer and the new appointees receive their symbols of rank.
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Dooley Defies Death Prediction in London Stop
Dr Tom Dooley, 32, returning from the United States to Southeast Asia, dismissed reports of an 18 month life expectancy after cancer surgery. He said surgeons removed all cancerous growth, feels fine, and is tired of questions about his death. He acknowledged the disease is highly malignant and patients often have shorter prognoses.
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Colombia Denies Rejecting U.S. Warships
Dooley, a former Navy officer and doctor, says Colombia did not reject two U.S. Navy destroyers offered for reconditioning. He notes Colombia could not pay the extra cost and cites talks with American authorities on medical relief projects in the region. Dooley, based in St. Louis, has funded clinics in Asia after cancer operations.
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Steel Chiefs Summoned by Mediator
Federal Mediation Chief Joseph Finnegan said he will recall steel unions and management negotiators for sessions next week to revive efforts to end the steel dispute. The move aligns with a government bid to resolve the impasse during holidays as Eisenhower’s fact finding board readies to resume mediation. Finnegan planned to notify both sides over the weekend to start meetings possibly Monday.
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