Drought Easing in Southern Plains But Not Yet Broken
Plains drought shows signs of easing with above normal rains in Texas New Mexico and Colorado. Officials from six drought states gather in Amarillo to discuss permanent erosion control and soil conservation methods as they weigh whether the drought has finally broken.
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Great Plains
Nebraska
National Assn. of Soil Conservation Districts
Kansas
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Ross Rizley
Los
F! Paso
Coastal Bend
Corpus Christ
State Agriculture Commission
John C. White
B. B. Atchley
Alouquerue
Farmers Home Administration
Laurence Phelps
K. S
USS
Department of Agriculture
A. E. Anderson
Panhandle
Missouri
LL. C. Carpenter
Plains
Amarillo
Many Groups Challenge Ike Housing Proposal
The National Housing Conference warned the Eisenhower administration that its housing bill does not meet needs. It urged raising annual home construction from about one million to two million units and urged more public housing to replace slums.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Housing Conference
Congress
Ben Fischer
CIO
Federal
Albert M. Cole
Senate
Cole
Cote
Charles E. Slusser
Slusser
Odessa Saddlery Opens in Odessa With Western Wear
Odessa Saddlery at 518 N Grant opens Monday morning with owners Rubye and Joe Thannisch and Eloise and Max Brownfield. Odessa College President Murry Fly will present a Bandera hat at 11 a.m. Opening day offers free gifts and door prizes, with hours 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday and regular hours 8:30 to 6 weekdays 8:30 to 7 Saturdays.
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Odessa Saddlery
N. Grant
el Paso
Rubye
Joe Thannisch
Eloise
Max Brownfield
Odessa
Lege
Murry
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Odessa Music Teachers Association
National Guild
P. M. Cowin, Jr
Evangelist Cham Livingston
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Bethel Assembly of God Church
Shop de Los Llanos
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