Pope Medeiros Named Brownsville Bishop
Monsignor Humberto Medeiros of Fall River Mass named bishop of Brownsville Texas succeeding the late Bishop Adolph Mara who died during the Second Vatican Council in Cologne. Medeiros, 60, native of the Azores, was announced by Archbishop Vagnozas in New York. Kennedy Criticizes Domestic Spending Cuts in Viet Nam War context, urging aid to education and disadvantaged groups.
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Humberto Medeiros
Fall River
Mass
Brownsville
Tex
Fall
United States
New York
RFK
Robert F. Kennedy
D-Ny
Johnson
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Kerhonkson
N.Y
Samia Nosser
San Francisco
Nasser
Yousef Kouyumkian
Bagdad
Kouyoumkian
Louisiana
Fontenot
Rushis W. Fontenot
New Orleans
U.S
Internal Revenue
Louisana
Huey BP
Gcingfish Long
Guy
Rich¢ard Leelie
James Smith
Louisianala State University
Russ
Britain
Alexei Kosygin
London
Mikhail Smirnovsky
Harold Wilson
Downing Street
Kosygin
Wilson
Moscow
Kremlin
Kosygii
Lynch Lands Accord on Colorado Water
California announces settlements ending the Colorado River dispute with upper and lower basin states. General Lynch credits the accord as monumental but warns a final solution requires Northwest agreement and a Western regional study. He criticizes delays to the national water commission and stresses continued needs for Lake Powell and Lake Mead projects.
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California
Colorado River
Thomas C. Lynch
Southwest
Pacific Northwest
Columbia River
Lynch
Irrigation Districts Association
Northwest
National Water Commission
Congress
Johnson's Plas
Arizona
Lake Powell
Lake Mead
Testimony Challenge Delays Estes Hearing
In El Paso Texas by court order the government seeks more information today from a Chicago finance company executive described by a Estes lawyer as a psychopathic man. As a result any decision on Estes bid for a new trial was deferred until Friday. Lawyers argued before Judge Leo Brewster on whether to overturn the 16 year fraud sentence and order a jury to rehear the case. Dennison of the defense offered an affidavit asserting new evidence warrants a fresh trial.
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Tex
Chicago Finance Company
Billie Sol Estes
West Texas
U.S. Dist
Leo Hrewster
Estes
John Dennison
Senate OKs Pay Raise for Clerks
The Senate approved a retroactive 4 percent pay raise for state clerks typists and stenographers, raising salaries to 27,000. The measure, authored by Assemblyman Edwin Zherg, D-Sacramento, becomes effective April and returns to the Assembly for minor amendments before heading to the governor.
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Senate
Oks
Sacramento
Edwin Z’herg
Tower House
State Personnel Board
Local Paper Notices Filing Amid Erratic Fragments
A fragmented OCR entry references a Daily Press Telegram notice with scattered names and streets, mentioning circulation audits and street locations Lena Bers and Pine Avenue. The legible items hint at a public record style notice without complete details or coherent dates or actions.
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Barries Ativert
Ereent
Stadagbo Street
Pine Avenue
Lena Bers
J E Ridder Dies at 80 in Florida
J E Ridder, 80, chairman of Ridder Publications and Twin Coast Newspapers, died in Florida after a lengthy illness. He was uncle to Herman H Ridder and Daniel FH Ridder, father of Bernhard J Ridder Jr, and survived by two daughters and two sons including Eric Ridder and Bernard J Ridder. He led Northwest Airlines as first president and served on the War Department price renegotiation board in World War II. A service time has not been set.
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Orin T. Leach
Eric
Journal of Commerce
New York
Bernard J
Pasadena
Calif
Independent
Star-News
Ridder Publications
Twin Coast
Press-Telegram
Ridder
Northwest Airlines
War Department
Philippines
Navy
James Forrestal
Brown OKs School Bond Referendum
Los Angeles reports Brown signed a 275 million school bond bill on Tuesday to appear on the June 7 primary ballot. The measure includes 240 million for site and construction with 35 million to lower student teacher ratios in poverty pockets. An administration backed 20 million portable class funds was dropped.
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Los Angeles
Guy
Brown
California
Assembly
Man Calas
D-Hayward
Sacramento LSD ban bottled up in California assembly committee
The Criminal Procedure Committee declined to send the LSD prohibition measure to the Assembly floor. Witnesses split on the bill, with supporters arguing campus use rises and opponents saying it won't solve the problem. Senate sponsor Sen. Donald Stansky saw the bill die for the session as committee members abstained.
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Sacramento
UPI
Nower House
Donald Stansky
D-Watsonville
Senate
Pearce Young
D\Napa
Young
No Junkets Pastor's Flock Kept Penned Up
Seaside Heights invitation to a family outing caused misunderstanding as Msgr. George F. McKinney, chaplain at Sing Sing Prison Ossining New York, noted the Casino invitation misled his congregation and prompted caution.
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Seaside Heights
UPI
Seaside Heights, Casino
Mgsr
George F. McKinney
Msgr. McKinney
Sing Sing Prison
Ossining
N.Y
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