Halleck May Lose Power In House GOP Shakeup
Washington AP reports insurgent Republicans may move to unseat Indiana's Charles A. Halleck after a conference next Wednesday. No action is planned until the GOP conference on January 4. Potential challenger Gerald R. Ford Jr. of Michigan urged a more active leadership and policy push.
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Halleck
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Water as weapon and bond in global dam era
Water issues shape international politics as nations plan and build dams from the Nile to the Mekong. Rivalries over rivers like Jordan and Indus mix with cooperation between India and Pakistan and other pairs. U.N. funds and World Bank support vast projects from Africa to China and beyond.
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Jordan River
Southeast Asia
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Russia
Aswan
Nile
Egypt
United States
Ghana
Volta River
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World Bank
Niger River
Nigeria
Dez River
Iran
Danube
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Yellow River
Red China
Mexico
New Zealand
Zambia
Special Fund of
The
United Nations
Solon Reservists Train In Europe
Washington AP reports seven House members in Navy or Marine reserves join 31 congressional staff on a two week active duty training tour in Europe. They left November 29 and return December 18, visiting Greece, Turkey and Portugal with military assistance groups. Commanding officer is Rep. William Mailliard. Participants include Reps. Stratton Ullman Saylor Corman Rumsfeld and officers of Navy or Marine rank.
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Portugal
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Samuel S. Stratton
Dn.y
Henry, C. Schadeberg
R-Wis
al Ullman
D-Ore
Navy
John P. Saylor
Rpa
James C. Corman
D-Calif
Donald Rumsfeld
R-Ill
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