Coal and Gas Men Settle Dispute in Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania coal and gas interests announce a settlement of their underground storage feud and back proposed legislation to expand the State Mines Department into the Department of Mineral Industries with an Oil and Gas Division. The bill would regulate safety, area selection, and use of abandoned pools within two thousand feet of active mines and set rules for well drilling.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania Coal and Gas Men
State Mines Department
Pennsyvania Natural Gas Men's Association
Western Pennsylvania Coal Operators Associations
George Doying
The
Gas Association
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Department of Mineral Industries
Oil and Gas
Eisenhower Formosan Policy Push to Congress
President Eisenhower asked Congress to clarify and unite Formosa policy, stating no new policy or default military buildup. He cited precedent from 1950 and noted the 7th Fleet, including carriers Essex Yorktown Kearsarge and Wasp, would be ready to respond if needed. Vice Admiral Pride warned a clash with Communists could occur if Red planes attacked U S forces.
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Alfred M. Pride
7Th Fleet
Taipei
Formosa
Congress
Tachens
Pride
Essex
Yorktown
Kearsarge
Wasp
Navy
Helena
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