North Coast water plans dwarf present efforts in state
Eureka UPI reports William E Warne says North Coast can supply the state for the foreseeable future with 10 million acre feet of water annually. Two million acre feet would serve the region through 2020, eight million would be exported. Plans outline dams and reservoirs on the Eel Trinity and Klamath systems to conserve spillover, with flood control, recreation, and wildlife benefits.
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Eureka
UPI
William E. Warne
North Coast
Warne
State Chamber of Commerce
Eel River Association
California
Sacramento Valley
Eel River
Middle Fork
Trinity River
Mad
van Duren
Lake Berryessa
Klamath River
Stuart T. Pyle
North Branch
Sea Way
Airline Crash Kills 39 Near Great Smoky Mountains
United Airlines Viscount Flight 823 from Philadelphia to Huntsville crashed on a rugged Tennessee ridge killing 39. FBI and CAB probes opened with guards restricting the area as witnesses reported explosions and fires. Pilot Capt. Oliver E. Sabathé, 41, of Washington appeared to have no distress in radio contact.
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Duren Cheek
Newport, Tenn
UPI
United Airlines
Great Smoky Mountains
FBI
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
United Flight 823
Philadelphia
Huntsville
Ala
Oliver E. Sabathe
Washington
Tennessee
Eel Water Expansion Eyed In California Plan
Eureka data shows William E Warne urging the California Water Commission to approve expanding the state water project yield by 230 000 acre feet annually to 4 2 million acre feet total to offset Colorado River losses. Potential supply from Marysville Reservoir or Eel River in Mendocino County. Also seeks two Davis Grunsky loans for Humboldt County and Alder Point and Hydesville districts totaling 325 000 for transmission systems.
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Eureka
UPI
William E. ‘Warne
California Wader Commission
Warne
Advisory Commission
Colorado
California
Arizona
Marysville
Yuba River
Mendocino County
Davis-Grunsky
Humboldt County
Alderpoint County
Hydesville County
Man Jailed For Stabbing On State Street
Robert H. Kuintzle, 28, of Redwood Valley, held in city jail for assault with a deadly weapon after a stabbing in front of the courthouse shortly after 1 a.m. George R. Losch, 41, of Nice, treated for a minor chest wound at County Hospital and released. Witnesses and details from the Samoa Club bartender followed.
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Robert H. Kuintzle
Redwood Valley
George R. Losch
Nice
Kuintzle
State Street
Losch
Walter R. Fitts
Samoa
Deer Killed on Golden Gate Bridge After Car Strike
Arthur Rowe of North Hollywood killed a deer with his car on the Golden Gate Bridge during rush hour. The deer, likely from Marin County, wandered onto the span and leaped onto the walkway then ran back into traffic. Rowe's vehicle sustained extensive damage.
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San Francisco
UPI
Arthur Rowe
North Hollywood
Golden Gate Bridge
Highway Patrol
Marin County
Rowe
Johnson says nation is booming in midyear review
President Johnson told a national audience that the country is booming as he presented a midyear business review. He cited fresh economic statistics and comments from Republican businessmen to counter Goldwater’s criticism of fiscal policy. He expects final fiscal year figures within a week and foresees a bright economic horizon into 1965. Hoover visited Jackson to open an FBI in Mississippi while 50 agents were added to search for three missing civil rights workers. Lucius D. Battle will become ambassador to the United Arab Republic, replacing John S. Badeau, who will join Columbia University.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Nation
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Council of Economic Advisers
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Hoover
Lucius D. Battle
U.S
United Arab Republic
John 5. Badeau
Columbia University
Car Hits Truck On Freeway Injuring Three
Three people were injured yesterday afternoon on the Burke Hill freeway when a slow moving truck and trailer were rear ended by a passenger car. Christina Caltoft, 71, Eureka, driver of the car, and her passengers Christina Burns, 11, and Mike Burns, 17, Eureka, were taken to Hillside Community Hospital. Arnold Holand, 56, Stockton, driver of the truck and trailer, was uninjured. Police say the car struck the truck's rear as it moved slowly south of the Burke Hill drive overpass at 3:45 p.m. due to momentary inattentiveness.
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Burke Hill
Hillside Community Hospital
Christina Caltoft
Eureka
Christina Burns
Mike Burns
Arnold Holand
Stockton
Burke Hill Drive
Caltoft
Eisenhower Says GOP Platform Must Address Issues
En route to the San Francisco GOP convention former President Eisenhower urged the party to move beyond general principles and identify current issues and show how to apply principles to solve problems. He traveled on the 22 car Caucus Special with brothers Milton and Earl Eisenhower and others, including GOP candidate for Illinois legislature Earl Eisenhower and Charles H. Percy. Milton Eisenhower would nominate Gov. Scranton for the presidential race, though Dwight remained neutral.
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Chicago
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
San Francisco
Santa Fe Railroad
Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Earl Eisenhower
Illinois
Charles H. Percy
GOP
Minais
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Congress
Supreme Court
Dearborn Street
Sen
Barry M. Goldwater
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California
Northwestern California remains fair through Saturday with coastal fog on Saturday. Highs around 98 in Ukiah and 94 in Napa, lows near 50s to 54. Coastal winds NW 8 to 18 knots, up to 25 knots in locales.
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California
Santa Rosa
Napa
Fire call log reports grass and sawdust fires near Talmage and Delario's
Thursday at 2:22 p.m. a grass fire occurred on Gus Pardini property two miles south of Talmage with no damage. At 8:50 p.m. a sawdust fire at Delario's on Fred Lot Road caused no damage. Friday at 10:27 a.m. a resuscitator call was made to assist W. C. Brown in Fresno at the State Hotel.
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Gus Pardini
Talmage
Delario
Fred Lot
W. C. Brown
Fresno
State Hotel
Goldwater Clash with Parker Over Civil Rights Platform
Senator Goldwater traded sharp words with George A. Parker a DC Negro member of the GOP platform committee during a 28 minute speech question period. Goldwater defended civil rights provisions saying he would uphold them as the voice of the majority while noting he would push beyond law to combat discrimination. He cited desegregation efforts in the Arizona Air National Guard and local schools as proof of his persistent stance against discrimination. Parker pressed on consistency and good faith as Goldwater insisted his life’s work proves his opposition to racial discrimination.
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San Francisco
UPI
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Goldwater
George A. Parker
District of Columbia
Parker
Arizona Air National Guard
Phoenix
First Ballot Win Likely For Rhodes Hint Emerges
SAN FRANCISCO supporters of Gov William W Scranton faced a shock as Ohio released its 58 delegates pledged to Gov James A Rhodes on the first ballot at the GOP convention next week The Ohio delegation was reported to favor Senator Barry Goldwater deepening Scranton’s trouble as he relied on favorite son candidates to anchor the initial vote.
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San Francisco
UPD
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Scranton
James A. Rhodes
Barry Goldwater
Tshombe sworn in as Congo premier in moment of secession history
Leopoldville report says Moise Tshombe was sworn in today as premier of the Congo. He had previously led a two year fight against secession. The ceremony marks a key political shift.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Weather snapshot for Ukiah July 1 1963
Readable portion shows temperatures for July with a high and low, plus rain gauge reading of 0.00 inches. Entries indicate time stamps and source courtesy from Ukiah Weather Service.
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Ukiah FI
Literacy Tests for Teachers Considered After Letter
In San Francisco a proposed literacy test for all California public school teachers faces consideration after a letter from an Oakland woman who lost her credential. Dr. Max Rafferty urged faster detail. board staff noted rehabilitated status but questioned literacy and credential origins. A separate junior college board proposal was debated, with mixed views and no immediate decision.
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San Francisco
UPI
California Board of Education
California
Max Rafferty
Oakland
Olic
Laurence Kearney
Department of Education
Texas
Rafferty
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Fromnderson Valley
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