Afro-American backs Stevenson Sparkman for president
The Afro-American, a leading Negro weekly with 205000 circulation on the Atlantic seaboard, endorses Democratic nominees Adlai E. Stevenson and John Sparkman. The front page editorial says the party’s civil rights plank is stronger and aims to end filibuster to pass civil rights legislation. It notes Stevenson supports the platform and contrasts it with Eisenhower’s rejection of the civil rights plank.
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Water Use Soars Far Beyond Population Needs
A technical bulletin by the Urban Land Institute's Industrial Council notes per person water use around 1000 gallons daily, while individuals average less than a gallon. Large industrial processes demand vast water, such as viscose rayon 200000 gallons per ton, rayon yarn 400000, woolen cloth up to 500000 per 1000 yards, and steel turning 65000 gallons per 2 tons.
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