Pomona Reservoir inches toward conservation pool level
Reservoir manager Walter McAdow said a four inch rain could bring Pomona to conservation pool by June 30 with the gauge at 959.72 feet. The lake remains about 14 feet below the 974 foot target, while recreation facilities expand by September with a new water treatment plant and public use areas.
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Pomona
Walter McAdow
McAdow
Pomona Reservoir
Clear Lake
Tuttle Creek
State Fish and Game Commission
Vassar
Carbolyn
Corps of Engineers
Kansas City
Rockefeller In California Primary Boost For GOP
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller shows optimism in California's presidential primary while Barry Goldwater counters with charges of costly attacks. Rockefeller campaigns across Fresno Stockton Oakland and Anaheim speaking with Latin American students workers and leaders as Goldwater plans intensified voting drive ahead of June 2.
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San Francisco
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Washington
UN Deliberates U.S. Plan for Border Patrols in Cambodia and Vietnam
U N delegates weigh U S proposals for a United Nations run border patrol along the Cambodia Vietnam frontier. Ambassador Sonn defends Cambodia s neutrality while Stevenson positions three options including a joint force and all U N observers. North Vietnamese and Chinese backing cited as driver of regional instability.
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U.N
Security Council
U.S
United Nations
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Voeunsai Sonn
Adlai E. Stevenson
Council
Ahmed Taibi Benhima
Sonn
Stevenson
South Viet Nam
U Thant
United States
Laos
Millions Throng To JFK's Grave
In six months since John F. Kennedy's death an estimated 2,745,000 people have visited his gravesite at Arlington National Cemetery. Sen Edward M Kennedy was seen at his brother's grave this week and the eternal flame may be part of a permanent memorial. The base is kept with grass like Kennedy loved, and daily wreaths and foreign dignitaries visits continue.
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Queens
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Edward M. Kennedy
Europe
White House
Kennedy Memorial Library
Virginia
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Betancourt
Lady Bird Johnson tours eastern Kentucky on poverty fight
In a rugged Appalachia swing, Lady Bird Johnson urged aid for poverty and illiteracy on a day-long visit through eastern Kentucky. She met farmers and one room school students, defended her stance against Republican critics, and spoke to 1,000 at a Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs dinner in Lexington.
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Lexington
Lady Bird Johnson
Kentucky
Appalachia
Johnsons
Alabama
Kentucky Federation of Women’s Clubs
Reservoir plan eyed for Kansas City area water future
Rep. William H. Avery says about 25 major reservoirs will lie within 150 miles of Kansas City in eastern Kansas within 10 years. The Republican candidate for governor spoke at a dinner to roughly 25 attendees, calling the water system a vital economic development resource. An ad promotes rides over Pomona Dam aboard Smiling Jack at $3 per seat.
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Overland’ Park, Kan
Kansas City
Kansas
William H. Avery
R-Kan
Avery
Baptists Split Over Prayers in Public Schools At Conventions
Northern Baptists overwhelmingly backed opposing any constitutional change to allow prayers in public schools and endorsed the First Amendment as is. Southern Baptists debated nonsectarian services and delayed final action, while arguing about government involvement and school integration. American Baptist, Northern Baptist discuss civil rights demonstrations.
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Southern Baptists
Northern Baptist Convention
Congress
Convention
Ruben Alley
Richmond
Levering Evans
E. S. James
Dallas
Tex
James
American Baptist Cantion
Northern
Negro chosen moderator of United Presbyterian Church
The Rev Edler G Hawkins, a Bronx minister, was elected moderator of the United Presbyterian Church in the U S A He is one of 5 percent of the 3 3 million members who are Negroes and will chair the board for a year He vows to push civil rights legislation and unite the church while facing some opposition from Presbyteries over racial demonstrations.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Edler G. Hawkins
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Hawkins
St. Augustine Presbyterian Church
New York
Bronx
United Presbyterian
Blake
Baltimore
Senate
Presbyterian Church of Scotland
United States
Presbyterian Church
U.S
South
Mr. Hawkins
Navy Recon plane hit by Laos fire returns to carrier
A U S Navy RF8 Crusader on a low level photo mission over Laos was struck by Pathet Lao ground fire but returned to its carrier in the South China Sea. The pilot was not hurt and the aircraft was not seriously damaged.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
Laos
Pathet Lao
South China Sea
Associated Press
County Weather Report Bright and hot with partial clouds
Partly cloudy and hot through Saturday. High around 90 with a low tonight mid 60s. Weekend temperatures expected to stay warm with clear to partly cloudy skies.
LBJ Sees Greatness at Michigan Commencement
President Johnson addressed 4900 graduates at the University of Michigan urging pursuit of a great society built on abundance and liberty. He said the nation must rebuild cities and rural areas, end poverty and racial injustice, and elevate national life through wise use of wealth. He framed the great society as an affluent, cultured oasis where people can renew contact with nature.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Johnson
University of Michigan
U S May Expand Action In Asia
Washington reports indicate the United States may broaden military actions in Southeast Asia beyond Laos including possible strikes on North Vietnam and increased air and sea power. A Navy carrier squadron rejoined the 7th Fleet in the Pacific as tensions rise. President Johnson and Secretary Rusk remain hopeful diplomacy will deter further Communist advances while Laos remains the focus of reconnaissance flights and international oversight.
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U.S
Laos
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
North
Viet Nam
Thailand
Indian Ocean
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Pacific
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Golden Wins OTA Award at Ottawa High School
Margery Golden daughter of Francis C. and Mrs Golden of 703 S Cedar received the Ottawa Teachers Association $100 scholarship. She plans to attend the University of Kansas studying English history international relations foreign language and science.
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Francis C. Golden
S. Cedar
Ottawa Teachers’ Association
Girls, Athletic Association
Pep Club
Future Homemakers of America
FHA
Catholic Youth Organization
OTA
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