Many Problems On Dams Face Republicans
Republicans face confusion and conflict over dam development as the administration prepares to handle water resources. The piece notes overlapping duties among the Army Engineers, Interior, and Agriculture Departments, with interagency feuds and funding battles affecting progress.
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Policy clash over dams and river projects dominates 1952 talks
In a Greeley Tribune summary, lawmakers clash over federal water policy as Army Engineers and Reclamation Bureau dispute roles in flood control and irrigation projects. Ike faces a proposed uniform policy. Pick plans retirement. Wat kin criticizes interdepartmental coordination. A House subcommittee urges fixed project cost sharing and centralized guidelines to end bickering.
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Colorado overhauls state government with plan for study
Edward O. Ethell reports Colorado faces a sweeping government overhaul. A three man study committee, including Hose Brown and Gen Vernon Cheaver, will draft a practical reorganization plan after surveying state needs and examining models from 33 other states. The effort targets centralized purchasing, a dedicated research staff, and possible constitutional changes.
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Edward O. Ethell
Denver
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Dan Thornton
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Hose Brown
Vernon A. Cheaver
Colorado Springs
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Pope Pius to Broadcast Christmas Peace Plea Worldwide
The Vatican radio will air Pope Pius XII's annual Christmas message on Wednesday in 24 languages. The broadcast, aimed at promoting peace, plans to reach listeners around the world via the Vatican Radio network.
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Pius Wil
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Protest of Mass on Boston Common Rejected
Boston Mayor John B. Hynes rejected a protest by a Protestant minister against the celebration of a Roman Catholic Mass on Boston Common on December 14 as part of a preChristmas program. He said the mass would not violate traditions based on love of God and would be the first celebrated on the historic common in the center of downtown Boston.
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Boston
John B. Hynes
Boston Common
Divorces Probe in Singapore Moslem Community
The Moslem Advisory Board set up committees to study rising divorce rates and revise laws. Over half of Muslim marriages ended in divorce this year, with 1,119 of 2,091 marriages from January to September dissolving. The committee also reviews the age at which Muslim girls marry.
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Bingapore
Colony
Moe
West Berlin Faces Possible Soviet Reprisals
Ernst Reuter warned Friday that West Berlin would be a target for Soviet retaliation if the Western defense treaties are ratified. He said Berlin would remain a Cold War factor and could withstand a blockade with coal and food supplies, arguing against a new blockade.
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