Travel to National Parks Drops 20 Percent in 1954
Tourists reduced per capita spending and overall visits to major parks show a decline in early 1954 with Mesa Verde a notable exception. Carlsbad Caverns Grand Canyon and Zion trail behind 1953 figures while Mesa Verde rises. Elevator projects at Carlsbad Caverns advance but unlikely to finish before peak season.
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Tillotson
Mesa Verde National Park
Colorado
Carlsbad Caverns
Yosemite
Grand Canyon
Zion
Zion National Park
Big Bend National Park
Texas
Hot Springs
Ark. National Park
Mesa Verde
Carlsbad
Argus
Eisenhower backs year-long extension as House delays
President Eisenhower agrees to a one-year extension plan while House Republicans resist the broader Randall Commission program. Millikin promises exhaustive study next year. George supports many Randall ideas after full hearings next session. The bill returns to the House to resolve two Senate amendments before possible White House action.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Millikin
George
Randall
Senate
White House
Boat Is School Bus Becomes Beavers Island Ferry
A rowboat serves as the daily shuttle for six Peter Edfors children living on Beaver Island in the Mississippi River. Each morning they cross about 200 yards, with Mrs. Edfors ensuring coats and life preservers are worn. In freezing weather a father or brother pushes the boat on runners.
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Clinton
Iowa
Peter Edfors
Beaver Island
Mississippi River
Edfors
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