Our Nation Must Plan For Future Water Supplies
A long-form editorial urges national water planning amid shortages. It cites widespread deficits, rising ground water use from 10 to 25 billion gallons daily, and costly projects like New York City Delaware River diversions. The piece warns water limits threaten industry and growth, calling for comprehensive, coordinated action nationwide.
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Lorain County
Pacific Southwest
New York City
U. S
New York Times
United States
Delaware River
Los Angeles
Owens River
Tall Sierras
California
Tall
Columbia River
Oregon-Washington
Lehman victory and fear of rising government spending
The piece discusses Governor Lehman’s New York Senate win aided by a Liberal Party boost and a large Democratic turnout. It argues Fair Deal spending is vast, predicting a yearly deficit of 6 to 8 billion dollars and noting Treasury red ink despite higher taxpayer receipts. It warns sustained high spending could end the American system, risking socialism or communism.
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Ar Vanehus Truman
Lerman
New York
United States Senate
Lehman
Dolles
New York City
Fair Deal Administration
Treasury
Wold
U. S
Congress
America
Wary Washington row over trustees and airline treaties
Two Miners Welfare Fund trustees clashed in a closed meeting with Senator Styles Bridges present, as John L. Lewis and Charles Dawson sparred over recognition and votes. Separately, a court ruling challenged State Department power to negotiate executive air treaties without Senate ratification, impacting Colonial Air Lines and Canada. The column also cites neglect of mentally retarded children in public schools and scattered progress in Wisconsin and Cincinnati.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Miners’ Welfare
John L. Lewis
Charles Dawson
Louisville
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Lewis
Bridges
Dawson
State Department
Canada
U. S
Jim Proctor
Alan Goldsborough
Senate
United States
Supreme Court
Colonial Air Lines
Colonial
Montreal
New York
American Airlines
Acheson
Pan American
Louis Johnson
National Defense
Big Jim
Chandler
Alabama
Congress
Wisconsin
Cincinnati
Euclid
Ohio
American Legion
The
Kiwanis
Birthday horoscope for Stella I and a Chilean coal mine revolt note
Born today Stella I is described as highly intuitive with a decisive mind and strong ethics, likely to excel in creative arts while resisting conformity. She values loyalty and deep attention from loved ones, but may be swayed by affection. The report also notes 1,100 workers at Lota mines facing a Communist movement prompting warship deployment.
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Loda
Chile
Valparaiso
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