Water Crisis Mirrors Regional Water Politics in 1960s
A presidential report highlights severe drought in the Northeast and critical conditions in the Delaware Basin. Governors at a Minneapolis conference failed to urge Johnson to designate drought disaster areas. Delaware River Basin Commission rules on water release from New York sources are under review. Congress approved a pollution control bill but delays persist over state versus federal water standards. NYC faces shrinking supply with several reservoirs near depletion. New York released water to prevent saltwater intrusion. metering and desalination plans loom. Officials warn that ongoing drought and political gridlock threaten future water security across regions.
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Delaware Basin
National Governors’ Conference
Minneapolis
Johnson
Delaware River Basin Commission
New York
Congress
Delaware River
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
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Northeast
New York City
American Machine and Foundry Company
Vowehly
Vor Wagner
New Era At The UNI Appointment Of Arthur Goldberg
Editorial argues Arthur Goldberg as U N ambassador must aggressively defend U S interests. It criticizes Afro Asian bloc influence, urges opposition to moves supporting subversion and colonial regimes, and warns against elevating the U N above national priorities. The piece calls for tough bargaining and clear U S leadership in international affairs.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
International Assembly
Goldberg
Adlai Stevenson
United States
UN General Assembly
Portuguese Angola
Mozambique
Rhodesia
South Africa
New York
Rep
E. Berry
South Dakota
Berry
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Football in August at Soldiers Field in Chicago
The All-Star game pitting the college class of 1964 against the Cleveland Browns drew an expected 75,000 fans. The display showcases football's enduring appeal as pre season excitement grows with August gridiron action.
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Soldiers Field
Chicago
Cleveland Browns
Tto
Local Ministers Attend Purdue Economics Study
Two local ministers took part in a Purdue economics workshop on economic affairs and the Clergy Economic Education Foundation. Led by Dr. Olin W. Davis, the program aims to analyze business and labor in Indiana with clergy and agricultural leaders, and includes economists and farm representatives from Indiana and beyond.
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John Pattison
Bethel Metho i
John Hicks
Dist
Hosension
Purdue University
Western
Fifth Street
Methodist Church
Purdue Economic Edu
Dallas Sells
Indiana Workshop On Economic Affairs
Cation Advisory Board
Hall Afl-Cio
George Coup
All
Bureau Dent
Indiana Farm Bureau
Purdue Camp Cooperative Association
Limberlost
LaGrange
Camp Limberlost
Indiana
American Economic System
Education Foundation
Dr. Olin
W. Davis
J.L. Brennseling
Representa-‘Of
Huntington
Nomic Matters
Dominican Probe Frays Senate Panel Over Report Plans
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee remains divided over a formal report on the Dominican crisis. Chairman Fulbright favors privately signaling criticisms to President Johnson, while liberals seek a public, open hearing and testimony from Bundy and Mann.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J.W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Foreign’ Relations Committee
Iowa
Bourke Hickenlooper
Ohio
Frank Lausche
Spc
Bundy
Thomas Mann
Fulbright
Johnson
Dodd
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Kent Courtney
New Orleans
Courtney
Case records of a psychologist Susanna's protest analysis
A fragmentary discussion on advertising psychology using a four year old girl Susanna to illustrate how tangible rewards and sensory appeals drive choices. The piece cites LBJ and offers textbook guidance on first, second, and third degree stimuli in persuasion. It promotes contact for further materials and charts.
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Susanna
LBJ
Folklore and the pull of emotion in decision making
A discussion of how sensory appeals influence choices and the hidden role of emotion behind logic. Anecdotes include a lost girl at a police station, a buyer rationalizing purchases, an aging man urged to quit drinking, and a soldier questioned about carrying a dog. The piece argues emotion often drives behavior more than reason.
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Associated Press
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Robert Novak
Federal Disarmament Agency
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