Debate Over Rain Makers Clouds Cloud-Seed Fight in San Diego Officials
Washington debate over renewing a cloud seeding contract intensifies as San Diego County officials weigh potential gains and tax costs. The AP survey tracks client reactions from New York to California, noting lawsuits, endorsements, and mixed results from firms using dry ice and silver iodide to boost rainfall.
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Washington
San Diego County
Lloyd Harmond
Coronado
Associated Press
Vincent Schaefer
Schenectady
N. Y
Dallas
Tex
New York State
el Reno
Okla
A. S. Cummins
California
Oregon Power Co
Sacramento
Wyoming
Arizona
New Mexico
Yakima
Horse Heaven Water Development Corp
Horse Heaven
William J. Hartnett
Weather Corp. of America
St. Louis
Irving P. Krick
Water Resources Development Corp
Denver
United States
Mexico
Central America
Black bull on highway deemed menace to night driving
A superior court judge ruled that a black bull on a blacktop night road is a menace to night driving. Agnes Smith was awarded $3,000 in damages for injuries from a 1949 auto collision with a bull. In Angola La, The Angolite complains it received only $2.80 for 100 copies of its five cent prison newspaper sold at an honor box.
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Krick
Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Altadena
Calif
Indianapolis
Agnes Smith
Angola
Angolite
Lousiana State Penitentiary
Burglary Alarm Triggered By Heat Forces Bank Search
In Jackson Mississippi officers searched a Deposit Guaranty bank branch after an alarm rang during 102 degree heat on Tuesday. A thorough check found no intruder and authorities attributed the alarm to the extreme heat.
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Fackson
Miss
Deposit Guaranty Bank
Earprint Clue in Jewel Theft Sparks Police Probe
In Houston on June 30, police chase a jewel thief missing fingerprints. Bonnie McGlassen reports $7,000 in jewelry stolen from her apartment. Detective Edgar Busch states the only print is a pointed ear imprint, suggesting the thief pressed an ear to the door to check for occupancy. AMARILLO reports a separate street assault where J F McKinney struck William Smith, twin to Walter Smith, over a money dispute.
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Houston
Bonnie McGlassen
Edgar Busch
Amarillo
J. F. McKinney
Walter Smith
Smith
McKinney
William Smith
Walter
Youth Is Charged With Manslaughter
Tulsa June 30 UP A 17 year old Nowata youth faces second degree manslaughter charges in a fatal auto crash. Gary Anderson is charged after his car allegedly ran a stoplight and struck a police vehicle. David Wilkinson, 17, was killed. Anderson recently lost an arm and was en route to a Tulsa hospital for examination.
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Tulsa
Nowata
Gary Anderson
David Wilkinson
Anderson
Wilkinson
President seeks $7 million for Indian Bureau funding
President Eisenhower asked Congress for 7,050,000 in new Indian Bureau appropriations for the fiscal year starting July 1. The funds would mostly go to schools roads and bridges. Specific requests include 150,000 to clear heirship backlogs three million to expand white schools near Navajo reservations for 3000 Navajo children admission on a non segregated basis and 3,900,000 for construction and maintenance of roads and bridges on reservations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Indian Bureau
War informal yet serious in Guatemala
Delayed UPI dispatch from Esquipulas describes Colonel Carlos Recinas heading rebel operations eight miles from the Honduras border. Volunteers flock to the anti Communist cause while pockets of guerrillas resist near Zacapa and along the highway to Chiquimula. Newsmen faced costly travel via plane and mule to reach the front.
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Esquipulas
Guatemala
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
United Press New York
Robert Prescott
U.P
Mexico
Guatemala City
Carlos Recinas
Recinas
Zacapa
Church of the “Black Christ
Chiquimula
Patrol Desk Men Take To The Road
Safety Commissioner Lawrence Bellati said patrol desk men will patrol weekend roads as part of a plan for Fourth of July traffic control. Radar units and the patrol plane will be in use while Crime Bureau agents monitor resort taverns to keep drinkers off the roads. Sheriff deputies and local officers will stagger trooper hours for round the clock protection.
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Lawrence Bellati
Crime Bureau
Bellati
Saf
Rice Feeds Over Half the World’s Population
Rice anchors daily sustenance for more than half the global population, highlighting its central role in nutrition and food security. The staple crop supports billions through diverse cuisines and economies, underscoring its strategic importance in agriculture and development policy.
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United Press
Southwestern Radio & Sound
Wolverton Electric Co
Allied Fence CO
South 2Nd
Lawton, Okla
FREE
Allied Fence, Inc
T. E. Gresham
Mary Grundy
Adelaide Fox
Col
Carlos Castillo Armas
Arbenz
Kennedy Ce
Everest & Jennings
W. F
Bill
Glasgow
Coca-Cola Company
Lawton Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Coke
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Cal
Westinghouse Laundromat
Westinghouse
Freezer
English Furniture Co
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