Fryingpan-Arkansas water project gains support
The Fryingpan-Arkansas transmountain water diversion proposal for Colorado would funnel western slope water through a tunnel to the eastern slope and into the Arkansas River, increasing John Martin reservoir water and boosting irrigation recreation. Support from Colorado groups and Interior Secretary Udall grows as hearings in Washington conclude.
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Ophis
Colorado
Washington
Arkansas River
John Martin
Western Slope
Minnesota
Udall
New Academy Needed for Foreign Affairs Academy
Letter argues for support of H.R. 5402 to establish a Foreign Affairs Academy. It claims the academy would train diplomats with better understanding of allies and their problems, improving US foreign relations and aiding world peace. The author urges constituents to address Thomas E. Morgan, chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs.
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Kennedy
House of Representatives
Peter Dominic
Colorado
United States
Thomas Ef, Morgan
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Washington, D.C
Songwriters Slaved Hard Before Broadway Breakthrough
Hal Boyle profiles Charles Strouse and Lee Adams, two unknown writers whose 1960s hit Bye Bye Birdie transformed them into Broadway’s youngest top duo. They endured years of low pay, party-room gigs, and small shows, then wide royalties and film rights secured hefty fortunes, with projected earnings of $100,000 plus this year.
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New York
Broadway
Charles Strouse
Lee Adams
Charley
Lee
Padula
Strouse
Adams
Birdie
Sandsmiths
Shrouse
CIA covertness on Bay of Pigs remains under Senate glare
Drew Pearson reports CIA actions to erase evidence of the Bay of Pigs invasion. Agents seized Cuban records, stripped ships Blagard Barbara J. and others of incriminating gear, and sent vessels Santa Anna and Atlantic to the West Coast and Baltimore respectively. Stevenson’s UN testimony worsened the rift with Kennedy before a political rapprochement.
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Washington
Central Intelligence
Senate
CIA
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Blagard
Barbara J
Baltimore
Castro
Cuba
Ike Bourke
Hickenhower
Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
White House
CTA
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United Nations
United States
Bay of Pigs
Mothers and kids chatty questions and dog gone wish
A nostalgic local column notes a four year old asks what hot dogs are made of and parents joke about reading ingredients. A Cleveland autograph book contains Mickey Mantle and Indians signatures, a Vannaman aunt sent it. A family seeks new home for a friendly nine month old collie mix dog. A boat safety demo by Red Cross at Lake McKinney is announced. A reminiscence recalls social ruin from not seeing Gone With the Wind decades ago.
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Min
Paul Garnand
Mickey Mantle
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
LeRoy Vannaman
Vannaman
Jack Paar
Lake McKinney
Red Cross
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