Udall unveils his water plan for Pacific Southwest
Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall proposed a 1.9 billion Southwest regional water plan including the Central Arizona Project and Marble Canyon Dam as a federal project. The outline aims to avert future shortages, serve as phase one of a broader cooperative development for the Lower Colorado River basin. The plan, described as the most comprehensive in the West, will be reviewed by five state governors and is to guide next year’s legislation after extensive consultations.
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Escape Hole Reamed Out To Free Two Miners
Drillers enlarged a 12 inch hole to 1744 inches and prepared a capsule to hoist miners from a 308 foot shaft. David Fellin 58 and Henry Throne 28 awaited rescue as crews drilled toward them and monitored dust, rockfalls, and cement plugs. Louis Bova remained missing as rescue progress stalled.
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Henry Throne
Louis Bova
Bova
Britain Advances 10 Million Pound Loan to India
New Delhi reports Britain provided a 10 million pound loan to support India’s foreign exchange costs for economic development in the current fiscal year of the third five year plan, worth about 28 million dollars.
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Rain records may topple August as Arizona soaks
The U S Weather Bureau says August is becoming the wettest month in recent Arizona history aided by weekend thunderstorms. Nogales reported 1.92 inches, Tucson saw heavy rain with floods and power outages, and Superior, Sahuarita, and Phoenix area storms caused damage and transportation impacts. Cooling trends and further thundershowers are expected with tonight’s low near 69 and highs around 95.
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Stolen dynamite blast rocks Butte area in Montana
A massive explosion in Butte Montana damaged area property and killed or injured several unknown. Officials report two gunshots prior to detonation and suspect the LaVelle brothers coordinated the ambush for a payoff. Deputies escaped with minor injuries as four tons of dynamite detonated.
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South Viet Nam Regime Cracks Down on Student Rioters
Saigon police killed one girl and jailed about 2,000 students as demonstrations against Ngo Dinh Diem's government waned. A student leader calling himself C.G.T. allegedly smuggled notes urging an end to the fight, while new protests surfaced.
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House OKs Compulsory Arbitration Plan
The House approved a compulsory arbitration plan aimed at settling union disputes over diesel locomotive crew roles and related work rules, seeking a floor vote Wednesday to deliver it to President Kennedy and avert a 12:01 a.m. Thursday rail walkout by five unions. The measure differs from the Senate version by leaving more issues to collective bargaining and designating a seven member panel to arbitrate core firemen and crew disputes.
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Israel warns Arabs to take steps if peace fails
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol told Parliament Israel would take steps to defend itself if peace with Syria does not return. He noted border fire with Jordan near Jerusalem, said an Israeli soldier died, and blamed Syria for numerous provocations since 1962. He urged UN efforts to curb attacks and cited held Israelis in Damascus.
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Levi Eshko
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Eshkol
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Charlie crossword challenge in Tucson Daily Citizen
Readers are invited to solve Charlie’s crossword on page 31 with clues printed again tomorrow. Deadline for entries is Thursday at 9 a.m. Winners, if any, announced Saturday.
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