Power Lines Link Plan Across Northwest South
A 1966 power transmission plan moves forward with a 1000 mile high voltage link from the Pacific Northwest to Los Angeles. A five member task force led by Bonneville head Luce outlined three budgeted options from 136 to 342 million dollars, promising self liquidating benefits, reduced plant investment, and surplus power transfer to California while delaying new steam plants. Signatories include Stewart Udall and regional agencies aiming to meet peak loads and provide cross system flexibility.
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Washington
UPI
Insterlor
Stewart B
Udall
Columbia
Pacific North
Columbia River
Pacific South
Indonesia mobilizes for war on Dutch tensions rise
Indonesia declares readiness to fight over West New Guinea as 5,000 Dutch forces in the area prepare for attack. Indonesia calls for negotiation while outlining air space closure and weather-control measures. Sukarno vows to defend independence as Britain signals caution on possible military action.
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New Guineas
Indonesia
Michael Rockefeller
New York
Neilson A. Rockefeller
Australia
Defense Ministry
Hapne
New Guinea
Transport Ministry
R Resources
Molland
Sukama
Ampers
Security Council
Warn Fat Policemen I to Take Off Pounds
Cleveland area safety director cautioned overweight police and firefighters to shed pounds or face departmental charges. The warning noted officials who cannot bend or tie shoes may be required to reduce weight, emphasizing fitness standards.
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Cleveland
John W. McCormick
Son of Mussolini to wed Sophia kin
The son of Benito Mussolini, 32, and one of Maly’s top jazz pianists disclosed plans to marry Maria Seiolons, 24, sister of movie star Sophia Koven. He confirmed the engagement Monday and said they likely marry before spring, probably next February.
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Maly
UPI
Romana Mussolini
Benito Mussolini
Sophia’ Koven
Mussolini
Maria Seiolons
Senator Russell Calls Nehru Hypocrite Over Goa Invasion
Senator Richard B. Russell of Georgia, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, told about 1,000 at a Second Presbyterian Church meeting in Memphis that Prime Minister Nehru was a hypocrite for India’s invasion of Goa, Diu, and Damão with Soviet support evident in President Brezhnev’s Bombay visit. He urged tougher foreign policy, criticizing neutral nations’ UN votes and warning against one law for the strong and another for the weak.
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Memphis
Tenn
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Nehru
Ndia
Russia
India
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Second Presbyterian Church
Soviet Union
Leonid T. Brezhney
Bombay
Goa
Diu
Damao
Russel
United Nations
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N.Y
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Meg McMorrow
Greenridge Ave
Kirk
General Fonds
New York Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
Samuel Charen
Charen
Indianapolis
Ind
Lloyd Pepper
Hazel Feron
Aptas
Anita Demos
Santa Cruz
Detroit
Donald Woloszyn
Woloszyn
Chico State
Eastern College
New Lebanon
WN. Y
Trent Em
Denver
Mamie O’rourke
Denver Laver
Mitchel B. Joting
Au Naturel San Bernardino
Oakdale
Ig Niinounwement
Corderee Coe Las Pater
Audie Mure
Cieulalien
Teamsters Union
Egeae
Sukarno
West Irian
Portugal
Daman
Shen
Sophia
Kone
Argent Ral Nee
Canadian Club
Hiram Walker
Detroh
Mich
Hen Wue
Serppuers Ofc
Hiram Walker & Sury
LIN
Walkerville Canada
Sen. Russell
Chemercial Industria
Pareenal Day and Wight Services
Industrial Polygraph
Scheening NO
Pacific Ave
Long Beach
del Mar
Miracle Muffler
Buick
Auto Interior
Daneiatus Stace
National American Caprare
Sears
Cometony Dawney
Sante Art Bysal
Opanov
Dad
Bond
Jmjpash
He Man Prints
Aolida
Argylan
Altratten
Lakewood Blvd
Lakewood Center
Anaheim
Broadway Shopping Center
Greater
Los Angeles
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