California faces crowded future with rapid population growth
Officials warn California’s population may reach 21 million in a century while planning for water, education, transit, and smog control races ahead. James Bow reports on projected daily net gains of 1,500 residents and statewide efforts from the $2 billion water project to new university campuses.
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James Bow
Sacramento
Calif
California
Robert C. Cook
Population Reference Bureau, Inc
Hollmann
Watts
Los Angeles
Redwoods
University of California
San Francisco Bay Area
San Diego
Crosse Cribune Readers Learn Local News June 1966
The Crosse Cribune published Wednesday June 22 1966 with delivery on RFD June 23 1966. Local items covered community events weather and notices for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RFD
French Atomic Tests Come To Tahiti In Paradise Alarm
In Papeete, Tahiti, France moves to four Moruroa Island nuclear blasts this summer starting July 1. The De Grasse serves as floating computer hub while jet bombers and submarines relay data to France amid local relocation fears and a wary South Pacific audience.
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James Boyack
Papeete
Tahiti
Sahara
French Polynesia
Moruroa
Here
Morura Atoll
South Pacific
John Tearike
Territorial Assembly
Tureia Atoll
Papeete Harbor
de Grasse
France
Navy
Ring of Death
Sceallay
Foch
Robert Louis Stevenson
Today in History highlights from June 22 across years
On June 22 history marks California mission settlements in 1773, the U S Department of Justice in 1870, Joe Louis boxing champion in 1937, Nazi invasion of Russia in 1941, F D R signs the GI bill in 1944, a Hungarian treasure found in 1945, 1966 midyear notes, and recent diplomatic shifts in Egypt, Katanga, and Korea Japan relations.
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Associated Press
Order of the Dominican Friars
California
U.S. Department of Justice
Joe Louis
Germany
Russia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S
Egypt
Dmitri Shepilov
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Shepilov
Nasser
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Jet travel strains diplomats timing and judgment
Washington AP reports jet travel disrupts circadian rhythms of diplomats. A State Department official notes 262 hour New York to Bangkok flights shift day and night perception. FAA findings show reduced mental acuity for about 24 hours after long trips and a four day rest to recover.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
USS
State Department
News Letter
Donald K. McIntyre
Dean Rusk
Dr. McIntyre
New York
Thailand
Bangkok
Federal Aviation Agency
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Water Supplies
Leslie E. Carbett
United
Walter P. Holl
Sears
H.P
Craftsman
Tsman
H.P. Rider
Sears and
SAVE
Ed Sears, Roebuck and CO
Fifth Ave
So. la Crosse
Wisc
Crosse Cribune
Japan
South Korea
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