Conservation Their Goal Fights For Forests
San Francisco AP report profiles the Sierra Club and its 14 000 members led by David Brower. It outlines five campaign fronts from opposing a California Sierra pass highway to creating a national wilderness preservation system and expanding national parks and monuments. The piece notes club activities, outings, and historical impact since 1892 including parks, refuges, and the park service.
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Bill Harrison
San Francisco
United States
Brower
Mammoth Pass
Sierra
California
Club
The
Sierra Club
Dinosaur National Monument
Utah
Colorado
National Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission
Eisenhower
Laurance. Rockefeller
John Muir
National Park Service
California State Park System
Red Missile Estimate Is Upped Says Senator
Senator Henry M. Jackson says defense leaders have updated estimates of Soviet missile power, noting a shift from Gates tone last week. He quotes Allen Dulles as confirming a grimmer outlook, while B B Johnson echoes the call to go further and faster.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Thomas S. Gates Jr
House
Gates
Jackson
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Soviet Union
B. Johnson
D-Tex
Dulles
Johnson
Art Professor On Sabbatical From Bradford Durfee College
Howard B. Leighton assistant professor of art at Bradford Durfee College of Technology Fall River Massachusetts has been granted a full pay sabbatical to complete his doctorate at Columbia University. The Middletonian son of George E Leighton 137 Eaton Drive begins the second semester sabbatical after seven years teaching at the Massachusetts college. He holds degrees from Cincinnati Miami University Columbia University and diplomas from Fontainebleau and Florence Italy. He has completed most of the doctoral work.
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Howard B. Leighton
Bradford Durfee College of Technology
Fall River
Mass
Columbia University
Middletonian
George E. Leighton
Eaton Dr
Bradford Durfee College
Leighton
Massachusetts College
University of Cincinnati
Miami University
Fontainbieau
France
University of Florence
Italy
Burns Fatal To Woman In Cincinnati
A burning match head apparently set Mrs. Lizzie Williams's clothes on fire as she lit a pipe. The resulting burns proved fatal Friday night in Cincinnati.
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Burns
Cincinnati
Lizzie Williams
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