California water row erneges in 1963 Legislature
In Sacramento the North South water dispute reemerges as a potential urban rural clash. Assemblyman Edwin L. O Berg proposes subsidies for farmers unable to pay state water tariffs and a public power preference for project output while seeking watershed protection provisions in the 1960 Bond Act. lawmakers Gray opposition signals a heated session ahead.
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Sacramento
UPT
Edmund G. Brown
Edwin L. O’berg
Senate
Z’berg
State Department of Water Resources
Lis
Cary V. Porter
D-Compton
Cairman
Lower Chamber Water Committee
O'Berg
Shiftless Gals Miss Style Bet
The shift dress is praised as a versatile, easy to sew garment suitable for all sizes and ages. It can be belted or plain and works with dressy or sports fabrics. The National Cotton Council notes colorful tablecloth fabrics inspire kitchen-red and white checks used for street-length shifts with white accessories.
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National Cotton Council
Number of Jobless Rises in Britain
London reports that unemployment climbed to 814,632 in Britain, the highest since February 1947. The increase from 566,000 last month is mainly due to lay-offs in construction caused by cold weather.
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London
UPI
Britain
Labor Ministry
Indemnity Payment Increase Approved
TOKYO IPI reports Japan and Burma approved an agreement to raise World War I indemnity payments and expand economic aid for Burma. The accord signals broader postwar financial assistance and debt settlement between the two nations.
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Tokyo
IPI
Japan
Burma
Guest Minister Reisinger to Speak at First Christian Church
The Southern California School of Theology will send guest minister Reisinger to preach in both worship services at the First Christian Church tomorrow. He also teaches at the Seminary and coordinates the Christian Church student program on campus, developing advanced study opportunities for active ministers. Reisinger will address “A Servant People.”
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Southern California School of Theology
First Christian Church
Reisinger
Christian Church
School of Theology
Grooming Class At Hyde Park Debuts For Girls
The City Recreation Department opens registration for a junior high girls grooming class covering fashion posture prose and social etiquette. Two sessions run January 26 to March 18 at Hyde Park Junior High School 900 Hinson Ave Room 202 from 3 to 4 pm. Registration blanks are in homemaking and physical education rooms or by calling the recreation office after 5 pm at 3851221 or 3851228 Ext. 237.
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City Recreation Department
Hyde Park Junior High School
Hinson Ave
Hyde Park School
Earthquake Rocks Belgrade and Sarajevo
An earthquake shook Sarajevo the capital of the Yugoslav province of Bosnia on Thursday, as reported by the Yugoslav Tanjug news agency. There were no reports of damage.
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Belgrade
UPI
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Tanjug
Britain Abandons Tax Efforts Against Impoverished Debtors
The Inland Revenue Board reported that officials gave up attempts to collect 32.0 in taxes because the debtors were too poor to pay, highlighting revenue losses from financially strapped individuals.
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London
UPI
Britain
Inland Revenue Board
Yorty and LA Council Face New Showdowns on Power and Liquor
Los Angeles mayor Samuel Yorty and the city council, split over multiple issues, moved toward clashes on liquor charges from city hall luncheons to a needed charter review. A third battle centers on April elections and executive power.
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Yorty
LOS Angeles
UPI
Samuel Yorty
City Council
Police Academy
Tidelands
Westates Petroleum Co
White House Guide Book Becomes Best Seller in Six Months
The White House guide book detailing Jacqueline Kennedy's restoration gains 163 688.17 dollars in six months since July 4 1962. Published by the White House Historical Association the 132 page volume funds further restorations and purchases of historical items.
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White House
Washington
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Executive Mansion
Rites Scheduled for British Cardinal Godfrey
The body of William Cardinal Godfrey, Roman Catholic primate of Britain, lies in state at Westminster Cathedral until Monday before burial in the cathedral crypt on Tuesday. He died last Tuesday at age 73.
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London
UPI
William Cardinal Godfrey
Britain
Westminster
Nellis Airman of Month Named Rendon
A board at Nellis AFB selected AIC Juan A. Rendon as Airman of the Month for January. Rendon, chief of the Personal Equipment Section at the 4526th TAC Combat Crew Training Squadron, is praised for attitude and duty devotion and for thorough duty completion with minimal supervision. He has attended five technical schools and completed high school since arriving at Nellis. Formerly from Laredo, Texas, Rendon and his wife Fela live in Henderson with two children.
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Rendon
4526Th
Tactical Air Command
CWO
T. C. Gray
Chanute Afb
Brooks Afb
Tex
Nellis
Laredo
Fela
Henderson
Optimist Club
Blue Mason Lodge
Loyal Order of the DeMolay
Try to Make Four Hearts
Bridge column presents a hand play problem where South skillfully recovers after East’s spade sequence, ending with a clever discard that secures nine tricks. It then offers a Daily Question for readers: as dealer in a given hand, bid options to disrupt opponents, with a small incentive to obtain Sheinwold’s booklet.
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Sheinwold
Las Vegas
Grand Central Sta
N.Y
Mississippi Anthropologist Denies Negro Inferiority Claim
Dr. Robert L. Rands, anthropology professor at the University of Mississippi, says no proof supports Negro biological inferiority to whites. He challenged Carlton Putnam's 1961 book Race and Reason circulated by Gov. Ross Barnett and the Citizens Council, in a series of Chronicle articles.
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Robert L. Rands
University of Mississippi
Rand
Chronicle
Sere
Rands
Ross Barnett
Citizens Council
Carlton Putnam
Topic Listed By Unitarians
Alan D. Dean president of Dynamic Electronic Devices Corp will speak on The Religion of Scientology at the Las Vegas Unitarian Fellowship 5035 South Tamarus Ave off Tropicana east of Maryland Parkway tomorrow at 11 a.m. The discussion group meets weekly at 8 p.m. for debate and fellowship. Public invited.
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Alan D. Dean
Dynamic Electronic Devices Corp
Las Vegas
Unitarian Fellowship
Tamarus Ave
Tropicana Ave
Maryland Parkway
Dean
Church of Scientology
Scientology
Ron Hubbard
Continuous Bloom Possible Goal in Landscape Planting
Lisle Illinois bulletin touts a garion of flowering trees as a practical solution for a continuous bloom landscape with minimal initial effort. It notes sequences begin subtly and become larger and showier, with choices suitable to every US climate and fragrant options from dogwood to crape myrtle. Nurserymen offer guidance on selecting for space and climate.
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Bulletin Lisle
Ill
Arboretum
Tokyo blasts and fires kill six, injure seventeen
In Tokyo's crowded Koto district gas main explosions touched off fires. Authorities confirmed six dead and seventeen wounded. The incident drew UPI reporting on the day’s chaotic events.
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Tokyo
UPI
Koto
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