Central Arizona Project bill push if Southwest Water Plan stalls
U S Bureau of Reclamation will push for passage of the Central Arizona Project bill should the Pacific Southwest Water Plan hit a snag. Arizona sheriffs and county attorneys name Norman E Green and the late Mo have County Sheriff Robert M Tarr as outstanding men for 1963. Two desert beer party ringleaders receive six months probation. Charles G Gunther sentenced to two to seven years for involuntary manslaughter in the death of his infant daughter. City steps up employee training program.
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Pacific Southwest Water Plan
Arizona
Pima County
Norman E. Green
Mohave County
Robert M. Tarr
Charles G. Gunther
Nation remembers Pearl Harbor day amid mourning
The Nation pauses to remember December 7, 1941 as it mourns its President. Ten men seek the Democratic nomination for Louisiana governor in an election shadowed by President Kennedy’s assassination. The National Council of Churches urges immediate civil rights action with a protest bus to Washington.
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Louisiana
Kennedy
National Council of Churches
Council
General Assembly
Washington
Washington agrees on 3.599 billion foreign aid bill
Conferees from the Washington House and Senate reach a final agreement on a 3.599 billion foreign aid bill, about a billion below Kennedy’s recommended total. Final action expected next week in both houses. FBI completes bulky Kennedy assassination report and forwards it to Justice for action. findings likely not public for at least a week as investigation continues. Jacqueline Kennedy leaves the White House in sorrow two weeks after her husband’s assassination. Republican readers question Barry Goldwater’s claimed lead in the 1964 GOP nomination. Labor Department flags union membership losses as a key labor movement issue.
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White House
U.N. Panel Approves Space Cooperation Blueprint
The U N political committee unanimously backs a plan for international space cooperation. Pope Paul schedules a trip from Rome to the Holy Land January 4 returning January 6, with pages noted for more details.
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Outer Space
Pope Paul
Rome
Holy Land
Arizona Lobos clash for conference title in showdown
Arizona and New Mexico meet tomorrow with a conference championship on the line in a long simmering rivalry. The Cats and Lobos stage a key tilt after 55 years of competition, shaping the stakes for the title and future standings.
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New Mexico
Cats and Lobos
Tax Cut Optimism Reflects congressional action
Washington sources report Senate Finance Committee nearing final hearings on the House passed tax cut bill. The measure would trim about 11 billion dollars over two years and aims for quick committee action before the Christmas recess. Financial markets rose on the prospect of lower taxes and tax services advised clients on anticipated cuts for next year.
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UPI
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Berlin Wall To Open For Holiday Visit
East German authorities will allow West Berliners to visit East Berlin during Christmas as talks discuss through passes and methods. Meanwhile East German police reportedly fatally shot a western border violator at a crossing near Luebeck Herrnburg on the North Germany border.
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Return of Hunt child for custody hearing deemed unnecessary
Superior Court Judge Molloy ruled Dwight Hunt need not return from Michigan to testify in the custody case of Tina Hunt who was found bound and bruised at home. An inquest into Ernest Hunt's bathtub death is scheduled, and Dwight may be considered for return only in related proceedings.
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Educators urged to close ranks for school finance reform
Public school superintendents convened in Casa Grande to hear a panel urge educators to unite and push for state aid equalization. Lawmakers warned reforms face political reality without solid data, while plans to boost ADA funding via tobacco tax proceeds were questioned as potentially temporary.
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Casa Grande
Arizona
Arizona House of Representatives
Hilliard Brooke
D-Maricopa
Arizona Association of Superintendents
John Haugh
R-Pima
Tony Carrillo
Charles Moody
Dix Price
Phoenix
Arizona Education Association
Moody
Arizona State University
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Senate
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Carrillo
Pueblo High School
Tucson
Ohio State reports record milk output amid shrinking cow herd
Ohio State University agricultural surveyors find the cow population at a record low while milk production reaches 125.8 billion pounds, marking an all-time high despite fewer cattle.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University Agriculture Surveyors
GOP says Americans should not feel guilt over Kennedy assassination
The House Republican Policy Committee issued a statement urging Americans not to blame themselves collectively for Kennedy's death. It linked anti communism to national resolve and noted Lee Harvey Oswald as a Marxist. The three member subcommittee drafted the remarks.
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House Republican Policy Committee
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
America
Lynch Named President of New York Academy of Sciences
The Rev J Joseph Lynch director of Fordham University's seismic observatory was chosen at the New York Academy of Sciences annual dinner attended by its 18000 members.
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New York
New York Academy of Sciences
J. Joseph Lynch
Fordham University
Parking Ticket Rift Threatens City County Agreements
City and county officials clash over county trucks receiving parking tickets in front of government buildings and plan to discuss dog leash law, sales tax, and joint planning department administration at a private Monday meeting. County supervisors oppose paying fines and seek independent enforcement. Mayor Davis weighs the issue as talks continue.
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County Board of Supervisors
Dennis Weaver
Weaver
Pete Rubi
Rubi
Lew Davis
Ctive
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