Clam Shell Heaps Hint Ancient Bay Area Voyagers
A Baytown era piece discusses long standing shell heaps along Trinity Bay, arguing shells are remains of human camps spanning thousands of years. Cited expert Robert A. Vines notes archaeologists place Herttsecquaty habitation around 6000 years ago, with artifacts suggesting Ka enkwas and Wichita connections and possible migrations through Baytown area.
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Harris Geunty
Atwood
Harris
Chambersid
Trinity Bay
Pune
Mr. Foster
Evergreen
Florida
Robert A. Vines
Houston Museum of Natural History
Red Sea
Pumars
Baytown
Chambers County Park
Demo Officials Fear Results Of Aid Cuts
Washington report says high administration officials warn Congress any sharp cuts in President Truman's 7.9 billion foreign aid program could threaten Western Europe. They cite risk of anti democratic gains in Britain France Italy and West Germany if U.S. support wanes. Congress eyes cuts of up to 82 billion from the foreign aid budget as hearings begin with Senate Foreign Relations and House Foreign Affairs committees.
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Donald J. Gonzales
Washington
WPI
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Truman
Europe
Congress
U. S
Britain
France
Italy
Germany
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations
House Foreign Affairs Committees
Walter F. George
Senate Finance Committee
Foreign Relations
Budge
Georgia Democrat
Joy Foresees Continued Communist Armistice Stalling
Vice Admiral Turner Joy head of the UN truce delegation says the Communists will stall the Korean armistice until forced to terms. He calls their logic “imperative” military pressure and notes negotiation patience is not decisive. Joy avoids several questions on Russia’s role and germ warfare charges.
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Turner Joy
United Nations
Cable
New York
United Press
Arnold Dibble
Arnold Dibble AW York
M Tary Sta le
Joy
Russia
Man Uses Borrowed Pistol To Rob Denver Store
A man entered Spence sporting goods in Denver and asked manager E. Ty son for a 25 caliber pistol. The manager produced the gun, the customer examined it, and when loaded with his own bullets declared a stick up, triggering a nickel pressur ed capsule flow and sending people to safety from supergonic planes.
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Denver
Navy enhances rations for cold weather duty in 1952
Navy reports a 25 percent increase in daily calories for sailors on cold weather exercises in the northwestern Atlantic in 1952. Extra calories aimed to replace energy lost to frigid temperatures and sleep deprivation while maintaining performance.
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Navy
Atlantic
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