Central Arizona Project eyed as sound economic venture
The $1.1 billion Central Arizona Project could stand on its own as an economically justifiable undertaking. Floyd Dominy, Interior Department commissioner, presided at a hearing before the Senate Interior Irrigation and Reclamation subcommittee. Bell Aerosystems surveys 14 locations in the South and Southwest, Tucson among them, for a potential rocket test facility. The city will begin garbage collection for 17,687 additional homes and businesses on Oct 1 as it takes over from a contract firm. County planning officials are ordered to refrain from public statements on policy. Arizona ranks first in the nation for average net income per farm at $21,828. Sydney Harris offers a reflective aside on feeling and reception.
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Miner Rescue Progress In Utah Mine
Three of twenty five trapped miners were pulled from a 2700 foot Utah mine today as rescuers near freeing at least six more. Through the chamber where Louis Bova is believed trapped since Aug 13, efforts continue with hoped for response.
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Civil rights march crowds flood Washington in historic display
Thousands stream into the capital for the civil rights march, aiming to push public support for legislation. Government officials hope Congress acts before a nationwide rail strike threatens disruption. Diem accuses U S criticism of South Vietnam, while Khrushchev and Tito plan a summit with Communist parties. Victor Riesel reports Brazil’s unions remain tightly controlled amid strikes.
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Arizona lands top high school stars for athletic services
The University of Arizona reportedly won the race to recruit the city's top high school athletes with about two dozen expected to enroll next month. Willie Mays extended his storied career by hitting his 400th home run, while Warren Spahn earned his 344th victory. Kent Nance of Brigham Young faces knee surgery uncertainties ahead of the September 28 conference opener against Arizona.
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General Index Molly Mayfield Movie Times Public Records
TV Radio Dials and sections Woman's View list Molly Mayfield timing and public records notes across the ib pages 27 31 33 28 21 23 with brief mentions of schedules and feature spots in a general index format.
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CAP and Basin Plan Debate Over Central Arizona Project
California officials warn water rights could be jeopardized if Arizona moves CAP bill separately while Reclamation Bureau doubts assure enough Colorado River water for all contracts. Udall Pacific Southwest plan tied to basin wide push. senators consider informal report on CAP merits. hearing adjourned with Dominy’s factual testimony and no verdict.
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Freud Kin Protest Film In London Premiere
The Freud family protested John Huston's Freud the Secret Passion ahead of its London premiere citing ignored wishes and questioning the film’s truth about Sigmund Freud. Huston, in Mexico, had sought family cooperation, according to press agent Ernie Anderson. Freud died in London in 1939 at age 83.
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O Connor Released From Hospital
Riverhead New York Basil O Connor 71 president of the National Foundation March of Dimes has been released from Central Suffolk Hospital after treatment for an acute heart condition He suffered a heart attack at his Long Island summer home Friday.
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First captive hippo twin dies of liver cancer at zoo
Carol the hippo, four months old and weighing around 200 pounds, died at the St. Louis Zoo yesterday from liver cancer. Her twin brother Marlin survives. they were the first twins born in captivity.
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Three Miners Trapped as Explosion Hits Utah Shaft
Three miners were trapped after an explosion in a 2712 foot Utah shaft near Moab. Neighbors stayed with a widow overnight while authorities planned airlift of blood and medical supplies to a Moab hospital. Reports soon confirmed carbon monoxide fatalities at the shaft bottom as rescue efforts continued.
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