Sierra Club warns silt would ruin Grand Canyon dams
Sierra Club spokesman David Brower told the House reclamation subcommittee that the proposed Hualapai and Marble Canyon dams would destroy both dam sites and the canyon’s beauty due to sediment buildup. Governors Hathaway of Wyoming and Rampton of Utah urged study or authorization of water imports, while Rep. Udall defended the project’s financial feasibility. Brower noted a large member increase and questioned Interior officials on the 13 to 30 mile backwater claim, stating he would oppose the dams even for funding the Central Arizona Project.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Grand Canyon
House Reclamation
David Brower
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Sierra Club
Colorado River
Hualapal
Marble Canyon
Hathaway
Calvin L. Rampton
Utah
Frank FE. Moss
California
Brower
Interior Department
Hualapai
Grand Canyon National Park
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
Central
Arizo
Udall
Lake Mead
Hoover Pen
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Dama
Central Arizona
Peculiar Cosmos 148 fuels Moscow spaceflight speculation
Washington officials and Western experts pondered Cosmos 148 as a possible multi crew capable spacecraft or test object for a new upper stage. NORAD flagged Cosmos 146 as a potential cover for Proton boosters with a notably low 118 mile perigee.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
London
Peter Fairley
London Evening Standard
Fairley
America
Earth
North American Air Defense Command
Norad
U.S
Cosmos
YMCA Spring Classes at Scottsdale Begin Monday
Scottsdale YMCA announces eight week spring sessions for adults and youth. Courses include collage drawing oil painting pastels watercolors Spanish French folk guitar ballroom dancing sewing golf self defense slimnastics and fitness for adults. Youth will learn folk guitar baton and oil painting at listed venues.
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Scottsdale
First Baptist Church
E. Osborn Rd
YMCA
Valley Plaza Methodist Church
Coronado Golf Course
Hotel theft case ends with six months jail sentence
John LaBelle, 47, of 4025 N Longview, was sentenced to six months in county jail by City Judge Edward Boyle in city court this morning on theft charges. Det. Townsend said LaBelle implicated himself in the theft from Ullmann Palmer's hotel room earlier this month. He was an employee at the Executive House and the charges were reduced to petty theft after he pleaded guilty. Police noted several guests at the Executive House have recently been victims of room thefts.
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John LaBelle
N. Longview
Edward Boyle
LaBelle
Scottsdale
Executive House
Det
Spt
David Townsend
Ullmann Palmer
Arizona water experts challenge crisis and CAP feasibility
University of Arizona researchers Robert A. Young and William E. Martin argue no real water crisis exists in Arizona and the Central Arizona Project may not be economically feasible. They claim groundwater could meet needs for 170 more years, with 170 million recoverable acre feet initially and only about 70 million withdrawn.
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UPI
University of Arizona
Arizona
Central Arizona
Robert A. Young
William E. Martin
Arizona Review
Young
Martin
Progress
Johnson scraps merger of Labor and Commerce Departments
President Johnson, facing labor opposition, rejected merging Labor and Commerce into one agency. He sent a special message to Congress to study the idea by a presidential committee on labor management policy, noting the concern about losing a separate voice for labor. He still believes a new department could aid future prosperity but will await committee advice before acting.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Labor and Commerce Departments
Congress
Labor Department
Commerce
Negro gain seen in performing art says Kaplan
Dr. Max Kaplan of Boston predicts the American Negro will be the most important factor in the future of the performing arts. He notes when Negroes begin entering universities in large numbers the country will gain a new measure of creativity.
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Bloomington
Til
UPI
Max Kaplan
Boston
Kaplan
Arte Center
Boston University
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
Marijuana traffic among college students doubles in two years
UPI reports Federal Narcotics Bureau testimony shows marijuana trafficking rising rapidly across the United States, especially among middle class college students. Giordano cites 50 university investigations into fringe groups and notes growing acceptance of marijuana while linking early use to later heroin in some addicts.
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UPI
United States
Wialivouw suuMay
Federal Narcotics Commiss
Bureau of Narcotics
Giordano
House Appropriations
Narcotics Bureau
China
Stock Market Snapshot From New York Exchange Names Major Firms
A listing of prominent companies traded in New York shows Alcoa American Can American Motors AT&T American Tobacco Anaconda Bendix Bethlehem Steel General Electric Goodyear RCA Sears Roebuck U.S. Steel Motorola Owens-Illinois Texaco Union Carbide and others with varied percentages including 81 0 61 35 63 20 47 65 14 and 31 in a market summary.
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American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Arizona Public Sitc
Atchison
Topeka
Bendix
Bethlehem Cities Service
Douglas DuPont Eastman Emerson
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General Dynamica
General Electric
General Motora
General Telephone
Goodyear
It&t
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Kennecott
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Montgomery War
Motorola
New “York
North American Owens Illinois
Pg&e
Parke Davi
Pepsi Cola
RCA Rexall
San Diego
Sears Roebuck Southern Pacif
Sperry Rand
Standard
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Texaco Union
Texaco
Union of
United Aircraft
U.S. Rubber
U.S. Steel Webb
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Nail Aid
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F. Mcdowell Rd
Scottedale, Arena
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Valley of the Sun
Total Electric
Salt River Project
Henry L. Giordano
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