CAP Compromise Ends Costly Two Decade Fight
The CAP agreement ends a long battle over Colorado River water for Arizona and California. Arizona secured a negotiated path with a state financed project while California won a 27 year guarantee, with Aspinall halting earlier actions. A Northwest concession on water importation limits was included and a general reconnaissance study is authorized. President Johnson had called for CAP authorization.
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Second Columbia Journalism Dean Resigns Amid SDS Crisis
Edward W Barrett, dean of Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, resigns effective Aug 15 after clashing with university policy makers over student and faculty voice in governance amid the SDS protests. He cites differences with administrators and clarifies no sympathy for SDS destruction. Barrett led the school since 1956 after a career at Newsweek and public affairs.
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Accused Slayer Will Face Authorities In New Mexico
John Lee Sellers, 42, charged with the Tucson murder of his 68 year old mother, travels from Oakland to the New Mexico State Prison to face parole violation action. His arrest followed a June 9 Oakland charge and a prior August parole after an armed robbery sentence in New Mexico.
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East Germans Close Border With Czech Area
East German authorities barred the Czech border zone to foreigners near the border crossing at Friedrichstrasse. An American and three British tourists were turned back, told border areas were off limits due to Soviet East German maneuvers, while travel to East Berlin continued.
Red Guards in Canton Suppressed Amid Fatal Clashings
AP dispatch from Hong Kong reports Canton Red Guards arrested by the Chinese army with some shot during resistance. Unverified totals claim up to 100000 killed in factional fighting across Kwangsi and Kwangtung provinces. The June West River Storm Bulletin notes widespread battles, city burnings, and heavy weapons use.
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Aftershocks Hit Manila as Death Toll Rises to 133
Manila endured a fresh tremor as the Black Friday quake death toll reached 133 across the Philippines. In Manila a five story apartment in Santa Cruz collapsed trapping close to 300 people. Rescue chief Brig Gen Tobias led 3,000 workers using jackhammers cranes and torches to reach survivors as hopes faded and a 72 hour deadline loomed.
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Madison Trust building rezoning on Monday council agenda
City Council plans to decide on the proposed 4.5 million, 15 story Madison Trust office apartment project on East Broadway. A public hearing has already occurred, planning and zoning recommended approval, and final rezoning authority rests with the council.
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Roger O'Mara
City Planning and Zoning Commission
O'Mara
Ranchers Face Tax on Leased Lands at Federal and State Level
Arizona cattlemen face possible taxation on leased lands owned by federal or state governments as lawmakers push to fund services. Rep. Timothy Barrow says taxation is needed to level the field with deeded property owners while Arlo Woolery of the Property Valuations Department stresses financing government.
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Arlo Woolery
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Police Seize Mom's 20mm Antitank Gun
West Palm Beach police seized a 20mm antitank cannon and about 50 rounds of live ammunition after an ad offered it for sale. Robert Levine, 23, said his mother bought the weapon for 125 dollars to fund his murder conspiracy defense. A shooting at a bus stop led to charges of conspiracy to commit murder and attempted murder.
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Frank Messersmith
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Johnson visits Eisenhower at Walter Reed Hospital
President Johnson visited former President Eisenhower at Walter Reed Army Hospital on Friday and said the ailing former leader had color in his cheeks and appeared much improved.
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Johnson
Eisenhower
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Tucson Daily Citizen Publication Notice
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists AP and United Press International affiliations and pricing details for subscriptions and postage, including daily delivery rates in and outside Arizona, with annual and monthly figures and official publication address.
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Canada
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Test Is Rained Out At Tahiti Nuclear Test Site
Bad weather in Papeete Tahiti forced the postponement of France’s first nuclear experiment of the second half of its current test series. The postponement delays France’s anticipated first hydrogen bomb test in this program.
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Tahiti
UPI
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