Pomona Reservoir Plans Discussed
Ottawa flood control leaders meet at the Peoples National Bank to plan the Pomona Reservoir dedication. M. O. Smith of the Corps of Engineers outlines timelines, with a 25 to 55 percent chance the conservation pool fills by late spring and a 4,000 acre lake projected at 50 feet deep. Local officials and area publishers attend.
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Ottawa
Pomona
Army Engineer
Marins Des Cygnes
The
Peoples National Bank
M. O. Smith
Corps of Engineers
Kansas City
Smith
Russell Crites
Marais Des Cygnes
Robert Pinet
Robert Lister
Sheldon Tallman
Ottawa Times
Harold Bones
Lamar Phillips
Ottawa Herald
Tallman
Talking Senators Agree They Talk Too Much
Washington AP reports the Senate debated its own lengthy talk with no final action taken. A proposed rule would limit debate to three hours daily to curb rambling and delays. Supporters call it a modest reform. opponents warn it could restrain the Senate’s deliberative nature.
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Washington
Senate
House
John Q. Pastore
D-R.1
Sen
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Weather Summary for Today and Past Records
High temperature today 48 degrees and low 29. A year ago today high 35 and low 31. Record high this date 67 in 1911 and record low 8 in 1920. Hourly temperatures update through 8 a.m. today.
Study Chart of Medical Jargon
Washington AP glossary lists diseases linked to smoking including lung cancer types such as epidermoid and undifferentiated carcinoma. It notes oral cavity cancers, leukoplakia, bladder links, emphysema, peptic ulcers, Buerger's disease with possible amputation, toxic amblyopia, bronchitis and cigarette smoke effects on cilia, and that withdrawal may restore function.
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Washington
Buerger
Panamanian Crisis Deepens After Break With U S
Violence left 23 dead and hundreds wounded as Panama broke diplomatic ties with the United States over canal sovereignty. OAS mediators arrived for talks with President Chiari as U S envoys pressed for calm and security forces arrested looters in the capital.
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Panama
United States
Panama Canal
U. S
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Canal
Aquilino Boyd
President Calm During Crisis
Washington AP reports Lyndon B. Johnson faced his first foreign crisis as president with notable composure. He kept a busy schedule of economic briefings and consultations, fit in an afternoon nap, and awarded James Farley an honorary post master commission after a long day managing the Panama situation and budget preparations.
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Panama
Washington
dJohnisc
Chiari
Vance
Pti
Pandema
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
White House
James A. Farley
New York
U.S
John Gleason
The
Veterans Administration
Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Week Of GOP Meet Ends With Candidate Glimpses
Washington AP reports Republicans wrapped a week of meetings with key presidential hopefuls Gov Nelson Rockefeller George Romney and William Scranton plus Sen Barry Goldwater in attendance Rockefeller pressed for May 5 Washington primary support while Goldwater remained in D C Democrats moved to allocate delegates for the August convention with a plan to reward states for voting Democratic in 1960 and 1964 totals around 2200 votes.
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Washington
GOP
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
George Romney
Michigan
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Rockefeller
District of Columbia
Daley City
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Bud Wilkinson resigns as Oklahoma football coach
Norman Oklahoma AP Bud Wilkinson resigned today as football coach at the University of Oklahoma but will remain athletic director. He hinted at a possible U.S. Senate bid while stressing his resignation was not motivated by politics and he has not decided on entering politics. He coached Oklahoma for 17 years and boasts the program’s best record among active coaches.
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Norman
Okla
Bud Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
U.S. Senate
University’s
Board of Regents
Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Local Home Fire Damages Roof and Attic
A fire last night damaged the roof and attic of a house at 133 S Oak. Owner L V Gardner and residents Mr and Mrs E V Hoyt. Hoyt noticed flames around 9 pm and called the fire department. Fire Chief Harry Gilliland reported attic contents minor and roof damage greater. Cause unknown. Roof and attic damage at 350 dollars. attic contents 50. Loss not insured as policy expired last month.
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S. Oak
L. V. Gardner
E. V. Hoyt
Hoyt
Smoking Links Death Risk And Cancer In Major Report
A 14 month panel report in Washington concludes cigarette smoking is a major health hazard and a leading cause of lung cancer and other deaths. It finds no evidence that cigarette filters reduce risk and notes risks rise with duration and intensity of smoking while quitting lowers them.
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Washington
Luther Terry
U.S. Public Health Service
United States
Public Health Service
Terry
Wunsch to announce candidacy for Kansas governor
State Senator Paul Wunsch of Kingman says he will hold a press conference Wednesday to announce his bid for the Republican nomination for governor. Wunsch, 62, is president pro tempore of the Kansas Senate and has served 24 years in the legislature, earning a reputation as one of the state's most able lawmakers.
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Topeka
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Wunsch
Kansas Senate
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Dwight Haworth
S. Mulberry
Harold Ensley
Kansas
Crites
Everett M. Dirksen
Organization of American States
OAS
Roberto Chiari
Galileo Solis
Thomas C. Mann
Secre
Tary
Cyrus R. Vance
Presidential Palace
Canal Zone
Chairi
Panamanis
Atlantic City
N.J
Gov. Ard
National Committee For Members of Congress
Bud
Inkeaut
Rod
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