Medeiros named Bishop of Brownsville by Pope Paul VI
Monsignor Humberto Medeiros of Fall River Massachusetts, 50, named bishop of Brownsville Texas by Pope Paul VI. He was chancellor of Fall River diocese and pastor of St Michael’s Church. Successor to Bishop Adolph Marx who died November 1, 1965 in Cologne during the Second Vatican Council. Announcement came from Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi in New York.
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Paul VI
Humberto Medeiros
Fall River
Mass
Brownsville
Tex
Robert
Kennedy
Samia Nasser
San Francisco
San Francisco Superior Court
New Orleans
Fontenot
U.S
Internal Revenue
Louisiana
Huey P
Kingfish) Long
Mehord Lewhe
James Smith
Louisiana State University
Russ
Britain
Alexei Kosygin
Brieftain
London
Mikhail Smirnovsky
Harald Wilson
Downing Street
Kosygin
Wilson
Moscow
Lynch Lands Accord on Colorado Water
California says agreements settle the Colorado River dispute among upper and lower basin states. Attorney General Thomas C. Lynch calls it monumental but warns final solutions hinge on a western regional study and accords with the Pacific Northwest. He urges resistance to delaying federal water commissions and supports plans to inventory long term needs. California argues for water to sustain existing projects Arizona to preserve groundwater needs and to operate Lake Powell and Lake Mead as planned.
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San Francisco
California
Thomas C. Lynch
Pacific Northwest
Colorado River
Lynch
Anual Conference of Te Irrigation Districts Association
Northwest
National Water Commission
Congress
Johnson
Arizona
Lake Powell
Lake, Mead
Testimony Challenge Delays Estes Hearing
In El Paso a court order delayed a decision on a bid for a new trial for Billie Sol Estes. The government sought more information from a Chicago finance executive described by an Estes lawyer as a psychopathic liar. Final arguments before U.S. District Judge Leo Brewster occurred as the defense sought to reopen the fraud case with new evidence and a jury review.
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EL Paso
Tex
Chicago Finance Company
Billie Sn Estes
Forner West ‘Texas
U.S
Warra
John Dennison
Senate OKs Pay Raise for Clerks
The California Senate approved a retroactive pay raise for about 27,000 state clerks typists and stenographers effective April 1. The measure, authored by Assemblyman Edwin Zberg, returns to the Assembly for concurrence before going to the governor. The raise aims to align salaries with private industry per a State Personnel Board recommendation.
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Sacramento
Senate
Edwin Zberg
Strate
Pree BS Gele gra mM Pot Olnce case at Reis Beach
A garbled line from a Pot Olnce matter mentions Reis Beach and Leag Beach with references to delivery, a payment of 80.08, a street and Mine Avenue, and a confusion of names and places in a corrupted OCR segment.
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Reis Beach
Carll
Ieee
Mine Avenue
Leag Beach
J E Ridder Dies at 80 in Florida
Joseph E Ridder 80 chairman of Ridder Publications and Twin Coast Newspapers died after lengthy illness in Palm Beach Florida He was uncle of Herman Ridder and Daniel Ridder grandfather of Bernard J Ridder and Hernard J Ridder Jr Survived by two daughters and two sons and notable WWII service including price renegotiation board and a mission to the Philippines Time of service not set.
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Palm Reach
Fla
Joseph E. Ridder
Ridder Publications, Inc
Twin Coast Newspapers, Inc
Ridder
Herman H. Ridder
Daniel TH. Ridder
Hernard J. Ridder Jr
Independent
Press-Telegram
Thomas F. Long
Orin T. Leach
Eric
Journal of Commerce
New York
Bernard J
Pasadena
Calif
Star-News
Ridder Publications
Twin Coast
Northwest Airlines
War Department
Philippines
Brown Oks School Bond Referendum
Brown signs a 275 million local school district bond measure aimed at reducing student teacher ratios, with 35 million set to lower ratios in poverty pockets. The bill, by Assemblyman Carlos Bee, was rushed to the governor after a two house conference committee. The controversy centered on 20 million for portable classrooms in 12 targeted low income areas.
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Los Angeles
Shatlot Goy
Brown
California
Carlos Bee
Sual
Sacramento Panel Bottles Up LSD Ban
Sacramento delegates block a proposed LSD ban for students and youth on campuses. The Criminal Procedure Committee refused to send the measure to the floor, likely ending the bill this session amid testimony for and against the law and warnings it would push the issue underground.
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Sacramento Panel
Sacramento
UPI
Measure would ban LSD with hospital experiments allowed
The bill, supported by Sen. Donald Grunsky, passed the Senate 33 to 0 and faced a 10 member committee vote that ended 3-2 with absences and a nonvoting chair. Witnesses including Dr. Sidney Cohen argued LSD belongs in hospital settings, while lawmakers debated enforcement and the bill’s potential return if votes align.
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Donald Grunsky
D-Watsonville
Senate
Pearce Young
Dy Napa
Young
Young Said After the Meet- Sephlalurtis Macal
Gruss
Mets
Iit Senoina
Depavan
Chule Vista
Ureaivine
Nike
O-Ualand
Garrinsay
Eallloreia
Arca
Jean
Tshewoods
Conrad
Sherman Oaks
D-San Jose
Ell
San Fernacus
Gordon Winton
D-Merced
Heee
Grunsky
Sidney Cohen
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Los Angeles
NO JUNKETS Pastor's Flock Kept Penned Up
Seaside Heights residents were barred from a planned church outing after the Seaside Heights casino mishandled an invitation to Rt Rev Msgr George F McKinney chaplain of Sing Sing Prison Ossining NY The incident underscores limits on ecclesiastical visits to the resort town during the period.
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Seaside Heights
Mgsr
George F. McKinney
Msgr. McKinney
Sing Sing Prison
Ossining
N.Y
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United States
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Jodrell Bank Observatory
Boston
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Estes
Oks
Hilbert Kreeger Jr
Walter E. Heller Co
Chicago
Leavenworth
Kaa
Kreeger
Heller
Isakd
Pecos
Plainview
Kreezer
Dennison
Don Vinson
Vinson
Dunn
Eleanor
Dean
Bigelow
America
Sents Fleerran
Cherry Ave
Long Beach
Nes “Maak
Randolfh
Costa Mesa
J. E. Ridder
Florida
Brown Oks
Henry B. Bruyn
University of California, Berkeley
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Lakewood Blvd
Lakewood Center
Anaheim Shopping Center
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