Historians of the West shed cowboy image gains
Historians of the American West move from frontier myth to academic credibility as more universities offer frontier studies and interest in Native Americans and the environment grows. The Western History Association met at Yale with 500 attendees east of the Mississippi for its 12th annual conference.
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Jonathan Kandell
N.Y
New. Haven
Conn
Walter” Prescott’ Webb
University of Texas
Harvard
Webb
American West
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Huntington Library
San Ind
Calif
Northwestern Unversity
Sen
George McGovern
Yale
Regional
Ray A. Billington
Western History Association
Mississippi River
Santa Fe
N.M
Tucson
Ariz
Helena
Mont
Howard R. Lamar
Lamar
Peabody Museum
Winchester Gun Museum
Olin-Winchester
New Haven
Wwene Hollen
University of Toledo
Hollon
Indiana
Robert Kerby
University of Notre Dame
South
Missouri
Georgia
Joseph Brown
Sherman
Moore
Aerial logging reshapes timber industry debate
The timber industry shifts to helicopters and aerial methods to cut road building, lower costs, and reduce forest damage. Falcon program funds research on conservation, salvage, and replanting while conflicts with conservationists over preserving primeval forests persist amid cost and ecological benefits.
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Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
Sikorsky
California
Oregon
Washington
Plimas
Klamath, Siskiyou
Lassen Wenatchee National
Big Bear Lumber Co
Caffell Bros. Cabax Corp
Avisen Lumber Cos
Aero-Timber
Gee Balloons
Boise
Cascade Corp
Bohemia Lumber Co
U.S. Forestry Service
Falcon
Forestry Advanced
Forest Service
Gordon Robinson
The
Sierra Club
United States
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