The Showdown Over Feather River Bond Deal
The upcoming clash between Gov Brown and the Metropolitan Water District centers on a $1.7 billion Feather River bond and a contested contract clause. The MWD demands a firm, unchangeable agreement guaranteed to southern counties and water users, while the governor pushes a pre election signature. With six weeks to go before the election, the dispute hinges on who controls terms and funding, affecting property taxpayers across the region.
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Callas Husband Will Not Object To Divorce Or Onassis
Sirmione Italy Friday Giovan Battista Meneghini said he would not object if Maria Callas seeks a divorce and perhaps marries Greek financier Aristotle Onassis. He added he would likely be last to learn of any marriage and noted she could obtain a U S divorce if desired.
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United States
Onassis
Soviet Scientist Faces Trial in Indonesia
JAKARTA Indonesia Soviet scientist A. T. Lebe dev faces trial on charges of black market currency transactions totaling $200000. Lebedev allegedly converted 100000 Hong Kong dollars into Indonesian rupiahs at black market rates. He will be tried Oct. 11. The maximum penalty for economic violations is death.
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Fragmentary Motion in Long Beach Court Case
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a March 27 1943 date and legal actions in Long Beach California. The garbled text references a person or party and a monetary amount of 2.25 dollars, with scattered names and identifiers that are unreadable. The precise action and parties are unclear from the legible portions.
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Khrushchev buys Herter estate amid Yugoslav protest
Drew Pearson reports Khrushchev acquired the long island mansion once built by Charles Pratt for Mrs. Herter. The estate, valued around 20 million, features 45 bedrooms and 25 baths. Yugoslav pickets outside 854 Fifth Avenue protested Tito, while Sen. Aiken urged State Department action. Tito remained seated when Khrushchev spoke at the UN.
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Kennedy Expands Midwest Swing Amid Unemployment Talk
Kennedy relaxes after six hours sleep then tapes NBC interview before Midwest tour focusing on jobs aid. He plans stops in Minnesota Iron Range and southern Illinois coal belt to pressure federal relief, minimum wage, and defense contracts. Khrushchev guard reports raincoat theft at the United Nations.
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Watching Eclipse Hurts 150
San Jose Mercury News reports 150 Bay Area residents suffered permanent eye damage after staring at a partial solar eclipse for about 90 seconds. Ophthalmologists warn heat rays focus on the macula can burn a hole in the retina, causing lasting vision loss.
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Nixon Attacks Kennedy Over Distorted Truth in NY Tour
Vice President Richard Nixon accused Senator John Kennedy of falsehoods about Russia surpassing the United States in power by 1975. Nixon said Kennedy’s claim was a gross distortion used by Communists and urged Kennedy to read Eisenhower’s actions. He spoke in Bangor, Maine and moved through Binghamton, Schenectady, and Troy, promising to seek peace and bolster U.S. power as a defense against aggressors.
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