Wind Erosion Parley Set In Amarillo Today
Six state soil experts meet in Amarillo to discuss permanent wind erosion control. Attendees include Asst. Secretary Ross Rizley and state governors or farm commissioners from Texas Kansas Colorado Oklahoma New Mexico and Nebraska. Local officials note drought improvement overall with rain benefiting West Texas pastures and municipal water reserves rising, while El Paso areaStill seeks rain to ensure crops.
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Amarillo
National Assn. of Soil Conservation Districts
Ross Rizley
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
New Moxico
Nebraska
Allan Shivers
Texas Agriculture
John White
Colrado
Sol
Great Plains
New Mexico
el Paso
Rio Grande
South Texas
Corpus Christi
Abilene
West Texas
Odessa
Snyder
Oak Creek
Colorado City
Hamlin
Baird
Eastland
Ranger
Ballinger
Winters
Albany
Jerry Cresswell
Callahan
Taylor
Roy Arledge
Stamford
Seymour
Henry
W. C. Fry
Cisco
Douglas
J. B. Harlan
Middle Clear Fork Soil Conservation District
Aow
Jefferies
ASC
Wichita Falls
Wichita
Diversion
Kickapoo
Kemp
Bud Harvel
Vernon
George Supports Trade Agreements Act Extension
Senator George of Georgia backs a one year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act after President Eisenhower backs away from a three year plan. Senate Finance Committee holds closed door talks as House already passed the extension. The trade law’s expiry does not affect already negotiated agreements.
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Washington
Sen
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
House
Congress
Eisenhower
Finance Committee
Senate
U S Blamed for Lamel Cabinet Collapse in France
Tokyo radio of the Communist pe ping faction said the fall of the Lamel Cabinet was inevitable due to Geneva Conference influence. It blamed the United States for steering French policy and noted French circles agreed the cabinet must go to serve conference goals.
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Tokyo
Peping Radio
Lamel
France
Red Radio
U.S
Young and Perlman Take Helm at New York Central
New regime led by Robert R. Young begins running the New York Central after winning the proxy battle against William White. Alfred E. Perlman is named president and chief executive, with Young as chairman. Aimed reforms include modernizing equipment, planning, and cooperative projects. White vows cooperation during the transition. Perlman’s salary as president was not disclosed. White earned 120,000 dollars a year.
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New York
Robert R. Young
New York Central
Young
William White
Alfred E. Perlman
Dover & Rio Grande Western
Perlman
the Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
White
Albany
European Student Killed In Crash Near Big Spring
A European student pilot training on a T-33 jet trainer was killed in a crash nine miles northwest of Big Spring Texas Officials at Webb Air Force Base withheld the name for 48 hours The wreckage was found after nightfall by recon planes from Ellington AFB and the Big Spring Civil Air Patrol Webb commander Col Frey M Dean said the student was on a solo training flight.
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Big Spring
Tex
Europe
Webb Air Force Base
Ellington Air Force Base
Houston
Civil Air Patrol
Webb
Col
Frey M. Dean
Airlines Carry More Passengers Yet Profit Still Low
U S airlines report record May passenger numbers with higher costs and lower load factors, squeezing profits. Eastern and TWA cite high volume but slim margins, while American posts a monthly passenger mile record. Industry views differ on fare increases and capacity growth, as new jets arrive. Airlines push air coach tours to fill seats amid rising wages and material costs.
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Steven V. David
NEW York
PLC
Sairlines
Eastern Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
American Airlines
American
United Airlines
TWA
Airways
McCarthy Row In Brief
Washington reports on the Senate Investigations subcommittee probe into the dispute between Sen. McCarthy and top Army officials. Statements allege attempts to use Pvt. Schine as leverage, accusations against Stevens Adams and aides, and repeated threats during the Monmouth inquiry. Carr and Hensel face dismissal on a party line vote. Symington attacks the subcommittee files as dangerous to security.
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Washington
Senate Investizations Subcommittee
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Stevens
John G. Adams
Subcommittee
Roy M. Cohn
Francis P. Carr
David Schine
Adams
Schine
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Asst. Secretary of Defense
H. Struve Hensel
Carr
Hensel
Cohn
Treat
Monmouth
Symington
D-Mo
McCarthy Subcommittee
Family in Richmond Reports All Doing Fine
Reports from two hospitals indicate the mother baby and father are doing fine. Mrs Thomas Foeger went to one hospital to have a baby while her husband was taken to another for an operation.
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Richmond
Thomas Foeger
Ianother
New Zealand Labour Force 1952 53 Migrant Increase
New Zealand's 1952 53 laboring population reached 766 900 an increase of 15 500 from the previous year includes 14 100 male and 3 400 female migrants in the figure.
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Wellington
N. Z
New Zealand
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Andrew Geller
Dunlap’s
J. Miller
Andrew Gellers
Sweetie Pie
Nadine Seltzer
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