California Agency Hears Udall Water Plan Report
Fresno California UPI the California Water Commission heard a report on Interior Secretary Stewart Udalls Pacific Southwest Water Plan. Wesley E Steiner outlined two phases with a total cost of 4.085 billion including a 50 million gallon per day sea water plant and a 300 million gallon prototype. Phase one aims to relieve shortages and phase two would meet 1990 needs with 3.1 million acre feet.
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California Water Commission
Interior
Stewart Udall
Wesley E. Steiner
Department of Water Resources
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Udall
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Tucson Daily Citizen Classifieds Subscription Rates
The notice lists subscription prices from the Tucson Daily Citizen including annual rates for carrier and mail delivery, with home delivery options inside and outside Tucson at per week or annual rates.
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Rockefeller Hits the Trail in Seven State Tour
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller begins a seven state swing from New York with Oregon as the first stop for a Republican rally. Accompanied by Mrs. Rockefeller he aims to test popularity and present campaign ideas while planning stops in Colorado West Virginia Virginia Indiana Oregon and California, with abroad travel later this month.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Westchester County
Oregon
Rockefeller
GOP
New York State
Colorado
West Virginia
Virginia
Indiana
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Judith Williams Opens Public Relations Firm in Tucson
Judith Williams, with 15 years in Tucson newspapers and PR, opens Judith Williams Public Relations in Arizona Land Title Building suite 207. Previously led PR for Kalt & Lauver Advertising, created a yearlong Tucson Retail Trade Bureau calendar, promoted Proposition 103 Yes, and worked on the 1962 Parade of Homes and Back to School edition edits. Lives with her two daughters at 2609 E 5th St.
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Tug Sinks In New York
A tug with nine crew aboard capsized while towing a barge in the East River Hellgate currents. Three crewmen are missing. the other six were rescued by Coast Guard, police helicopter, boats, and a private craft. The barge drifted and was towed to safety. identities of crew and ship were not immediately known.
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Coast Guard
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Long Island Sound
Finns Greet Vice President Johnson in Helsinki Parade
A large Finnish crowd overwhelmed police lines as Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson opened America Days in Helsinki with Mrs. Johnson and daughter Lynda Bird present. Johnson walked 100 yards in 200 minutes amid cheering while signing autographs and distributing passes. He met Paavo Nurmi and discussed trade and world peace with President Kekkonen, noting cooperation to aid other peoples.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Helsinki
Johnson
Finland
UPL
Lyndon B. Jonson
Alexander Street
Lady Bird
Lynda Bird
Paavo Nurmi
Urho Kekkonen
L.B.J
U.S. Senate
Ito
Parliament
Kimo Kleemola
Kekkonen
Painter Survives Fall From Illinois TV Tower
Quincy painter Francis Ray Bohleken aged 22 from Slater Missouri fell from KHQA’s 750 foot transmitter tower as wind swayed the structure. He slid down a brace, grabbed a lower bar, and slowly descended after hitting a sunpart that broke his fall. Bohleken suffered a wrenched shoulder strained chest muscles and facial bruises before being treated at a hospital.
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UPI
Francis Ray Bohlken
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Slater
KHQA
Bohiken
Rohlken
George Gross
City of Hope Drive Raises $9 231 at Duarte fundraiser
A May campaign for City of Hope at Duarte California raised $9 231 40 toward a $10 000 goal. Organizer Stanley Weinstein said local costs were just over 8 percent of the total raised, supporting research and treatment of catastrophic diseases.
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Duarte
Calif
Stanley Weinstein
Couple Hurt In Accident Near Marana
A Long Beach couple, Harold Cloutier aged 22 and his wife Nancy, were injured near Marana when their small foreign car veered off the Casa Grande Highway at 6:40 a.m. The car rolled once and a half, throwing them from the vehicle. Harold suffered possible back injury and abrasions. Nancy may have a fractured right arm. They were listed in satisfactory condition at St Mary’s Hospital.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Arizona Highway Patrol
Casa Grande Highway
Marana
Parade Of Homes Site Announced In El Dorado Hills
The 1964 Parade of Homes will be in El Dorado Hills a new subdivision south of E Speedway and east of N Wilmot Road. The event opens next March with 20 Parade homes, announced by Tucson Parade of Homes President Jim Hills and Cranbrook Corp. vice president Wayne Livesay.
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E. Speedway
N. Wilmot Road
Jim Hills
Tucson Parade of Homes
Wayne Livesay
Cranbrook Corp
Ex-Korean Diplomat Urges U S Pressure on Park Junta
Former South Korean U N observer Chanmin Liem now at New Paltz calls on Washington to force Chung Hee Park to step aside and back a caretaker civilian government for fair presidential elections. Liem warns US aid should go through a caretaker regime and urges neutrality by U N command troops in Korea.
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South Korea
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Washington
Sy Liem
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Liem
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
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Frogman Spy Victim Reported by Daily Express
The Daily Express cites U S intelligence alleging ex Cmdr Lionel Crabb was betrayed by a Soviet master spy within a British agency. Officials declined comment as the report ties Crabb to underwater probing of equipment carried by the Soviet cruiser Sverdlov near Portsmouth.
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Britain
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Guy Burgess
Russia
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Iron Curtain
Nine Toes Lost Yet Climber Plans Return
William F Unsoeld of Corvallis Oregon plans to climb again after doctors at Mission Hospital amputated nine toes from frostbite suffered during the Mt Everest ascent. He expects to walk by early next year and may join a European climbing expedition with his wife and children. Two other expedition members Barry Bishop and Luther Jerstad also faced frostbite. Bishop returned home.
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Peace Corps
Europe
Thomas Hornbein
San Diego
Calif
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Washington
D.C
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Eugene
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Colonel Bacon awarded Legion of Merit for missile project work
Col William C. Bacon, commander at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, received the Legion of Merit at March Air Force Base California from Lt Gen Archie Old Jr. The award cites his role in Tucson Titan 2 missile complex activation and public relations for a three year construction effort. His prior command of the 303rd Bombardment Wing and multiple SAC and AF decorations are noted.
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Strategic Aerospace Division
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
March Afb
Calif
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15Th Air Force
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Tucson
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15Th AF
Strategic Air Command
U.S
Old
Davis-Monthan Afb
Kennedy
Washington
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