Silt Threatens Grand Canyon Dams and Beauty
Congress heard Sierra Club member David Brower warn that silt behind the proposed Hualapai and Marble Canyon Dams would destroy both the structures and the canyon’s natural splendor. Governors Hathaway and Rampton urged studies or authorization of water imports tied to the Central Arizona Project, while Brower pressed the club’s concerns about silting and park impact.
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Sam Steiger
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John V. Tunney
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Cosmos 146 May House Manned Space Flight Tests
UPI reports Western experts speculate Cosmos 146 could be a test for a new upper stage for Russia’s booster and may carry cosmonauts on future space Station missions. NORAD notes a possible second payload 146, with questions about its true purpose and linkage to Cosmos 148.
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UPI
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London Evening Standards
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Cosmos
YMCA Classes Begin at Scottsdale YMCA in Spring
Spring adult and youth classes start Monday at the Scottsdale YMCA. Eight week sessions cover collage drawing oil painting pastels watercolor and languages Spanish French and other disciplines. Classes for adults meet at First Baptist Church while languages at the YMCA and dance and golf at specified local venues.
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YMCA
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Coronado Golf Course
Hotel thief from Execu tive House jailed on petty theft charges
John LaBelle, 47, of 4025 N Longview, was sentenced to six months in county jail by Judge Edward Boyle in city court this morning after pleading guilty to petty theft. Scottsdale Police arrested him after a hotel security officer saw him in a room at the Executive House. Police say several guests have fallen victim to room thefts recently.
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Arizona water experts oppose real crisis claim
University of Arizona officials Robert A. Young and William E. Martin argue there is no urgent Arizona water crisis and that the Central Arizona Project is not economically viable. They estimate 170 years of groundwater remain and emphasize efficient use as the key to Arizona's supply.
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William E. Martin
Arizona Review
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Johnson Scraps Merger Plan Delays Labor Department Merger
President Johnson, facing labor opposition, shies from merging Labor and Commerce into one agency. He sends the plan to a presidential committee on labor management policy for study while insisting the new department would not diminish business and labor voices. He will await the committee’s advice before acting further.
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UPI
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Negro influence seen in future performing arts
Dr. Max Kaplan of Boston said the American Negro will be the most important factor in the future of the performing arts. He notes that when Negroes begin moving into universities in large numbers the country will gain a new measure of creativity.
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UPI
Max Kaplan
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Arts Center
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Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
Marijuana use climbs among college students warns GIordano
Federal Narcotics Commissioner Henry L Giordano told a House subcommittee that illicit marijuana traffic more than doubled in two years and now targets middle and upper class college students. He cited 50 university investigations into fringe groups and warned of rising heroin progression from marijuana use.
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UPI
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Dow Jones Holds Slight Gains Amid Mixed Market Action
Stock averages edge higher at 2 p.m. EST led by utilities and rails with 7.17 million shares traded. Major names listed include AT&T American Can Bethlehem Steel DuPont General Electric General Motors Goodyear RCA Sears and Texaco among others, with varied percent changes across the board.
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Parke Davi
Pepsi Cola
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Rexall
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Southern Pacifi Sperry Rand
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