California Fights to Preserve Colorado River Water Share
California Attorney General Mosk opens Supreme Court arguments over Rifkind plan granting California 4.4 million acre feet while Arizona would receive 9.8 million. Nevada Utah and New Mexico seek time, with the case shaping decades of water rights amid plans for future uses.
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Cabinet notes show bipartisan mood at defense talks
Senate leaders and Vice President Johnson described Kennedy's foreign policy briefing as constructive and informative. Dirksen praised the general but broad analysis covering Berlin, the Congo and foreign trade while McCormack called the atmosphere excellent for responsible men to discuss national problems.
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UCLA scientists test decoy duck to study chick imprinting
UCLA researchers use a wired decoy duck as an artificial parent to observe when baby chicks learn to identify with a parental figure. The study aims to define the critical period for imprinting in young birds.
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UPI
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University of Arizona to receive large electron beam accelerator
The University of Arizona will install a giant one million volt electron beam accelerator this spring for research on man made radiation. The device, housed in an underground vault on campus, will be shielded by a one foot concrete ceiling and three feet of earth to study radiation effects.
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Arizona range meeting set for Thursday and Friday
The Arizona section of the American Society of Range Management will hold its first winter meeting in Tempe on Thursday and Friday. Dr. William G. Mc Ginnis of the University of Arizona will deliver the keynote address. A panel on range soils research will be featured.
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Beardsley Road Contract Ready in Phoenix Area
Maricopa County supervisors will award an engineering services contract to Axtec Engineering for initial work on Reams Road from Waddell to Grand. The four and four-tenths mile project is estimated to cost about $7,000 for engineering with construction costs around $150,000. Snakes hibernate in groups, says OSU zoologist Dr. Robert Storm.
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Weather figures for the 24 hour period ending 4 a.m
Temperatures and precipitation are logged for the last 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. The report notes the range of high and low temperatures and amounts of rainfall or snowfall observed. It provides a concise snapshot of recent weather conditions.
Belgian airliner downed near Turkish border by Soviet fighters
A Sabena Caravelle with 27 aboard was intercepted by Russian MiGs and forced to land in Yerevan after reporting a failing radio compass. The flight from Tehran to Istanbul remained over the border region. 19 passengers and crew of eight were listed aboard.
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Farm Bureau Women Meet at County Building
The Maricopa County Farm Bureau Women gather at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Farm Bureau Building to hear a recorded speech by Congressman Bruce Alger of Texas.
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Kennedy and Clay Agree on U S Berlin Policy
Gen Lucius D Clay returns to Berlin in full accord with President Kennedy on handling crisis situations there. The leaders after a review of the Berlin situation announced agreement and discussed new talks with Soviet officials to explore possible negotiations.
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Molotov Returns to Vienna as IAEA Delegate
Moscow reports Vladimir Molotov and his wife departed for Vienna to resume duties as a Soviet delegation member to the International Atomic Energy Authority. The Foreign Ministry did not confirm party status, only noting he had been on leave in the Soviet Union after recent rumors.
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Audition Winners In Coast Event
Winners of the Arizona opera auditions in Tucson advance to West Coast regional auditions in Los Angeles on January 25. First prize went to Phoenix tenor Walter George, 26, currently with the Scottsdale Chamber Opera Theater, while second prize was awarded to Tucson baritone Robert Ler Regal, 31.
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Senator Mansfield Criticizes Laos Aid
Senator Mike Mansfield denounced U.S. aid to Laos saying the country has poured 350 million dollars into Laos since 1954 with little to show for it except division discontent and talk of partition. He called it a terrible mistake and urged reevaluation.
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Goldwater Charges Udall Power Policy Aims at Nationalization
Senator Barry Goldwater charges the Kennedy Administration seeks to socialize the electric power industry. He blasts long range federal transmission lines and says the New Frontier ends the public private partnership, signaling government control of production transmission and sale with higher taxes.
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Maricopa County Court dockets rise in 1961 totals
UPI reports Maricopa County Superior Court closed 3,460 cases at start and 3,685 at year end with 225 more total cases. Civil filings reached 11,333 while county attorney handled 2,024 new cases and 315 cleared in trials. Two new courts expanded the count to 13.
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Search to Begin for Empty Camp Near Tortilla Flat
Deputies will search rugged terrain east of Tortilla Flat between Apache and Canyon lakes for a reported empty camp. Deputies Leroy Pena and Harry Seymour scoured the area Friday without findings. Mesa resident Dale Snider said the camp had food clothing bedding ammunition and other gear but no people were present.
American flag from Capitol gifted to Israeli high school
Franklin D. Roosevelt High School in Beisan receives a flag that once flew over the U.S. Capitol. The gift came from U.S. Representative William S. Moorehead of Pennsylvania who visited Israel last month.
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Bulk sale notice for Shoe Box stock transfer in Phoenix
A. O. Bruhn and Lois Bruhn dba The Shoe Box in Wagon Wheel Shopping Center Phoenix announce sale of stock in trade equipment fixtures and goodwill to Gladys Horton wife of Grant Horton. Buyer takes possession January 2 1962 with sale complete January 15 1962. creditors must file claims by January 15 1962 at Bellamar Zepp Scottsdale.
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Strike Of Protest In Algeria Fails To Stir Trouble
Right wing supporters of the outlawed OAS staged a two hour strike in Algiers Oran and Bone to support hospital doctors protest. The only incident was 200 European teens raiding a girls school while riot police kept order as crowds dispersed at noon.
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Supreme Court denies appeals in Birmingham bus protest cases
The Supreme Court refused to halt disorderly conduct convictions of two Negro ministers, J. S. Phifer and F. L. Shuttleworth, linked to 1958 Birmingham Alabama bus protest actions. The decision leaves state court rulings intact while the court also denies other appeals and opens four days of Colorado River water case arguments.
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Glue Spill Clogs French Highway After Tank Truck Crash
An Italian tank truck overturned near Guignes France spilling 444 gallons of glue. Police detours redirected traffic while motorists freed stuck wheels and sand was spread to absorb the mess.
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Arizona leaders map tax and education reform priorities
Senate Majority Leader Harold Giss and Gov. Fannin outline a priority program of about 16 bills focused on education funding cost control taxes and welfare reform. They expect measures on tobacco tax civil defense air pollution and salaries and plan to set speed limits and adjust average daily attendance funding for schools.
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