Water shortage looming in South Missouri this summer
AP reports U S Geological Survey warns southern Missouri may face water shortages as stream and ground water levels lag. May runoff and rainfall patterns could reduce supplies while drought risk persists in parts of Arkansas and Missouri. The outlook notes some areas run only about 22 percent of normal and that a wetter winter could alleviate shortages.
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Negroes Enter St Louis Cathedral Communion Rail
A group of Negroes entered the St Louis Roman Catholic Cathedral on Sunday and lined up in front of the communion rail, marking a notable integration event at the church.
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Campaigns Aim to Save Endangered Wildlife and Protest Movements
The article discusses campaigns to protect wildlife such as seals alligators egrets and whooping cranes in the US and Canada. It notes poaching pressures in Florida and the southern wetlands and reports on activist actions and church responses in St Louis. It mentions allies like Friends of Animals and Brian Davies urging boycotts of seal products to curb hunts.
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New Brunswick Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
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Davies
Percy Green
Archdiocese of St. Louis
Alice Herrington
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