Palisades Dam Pact Ties Up With Idaho Wyoming
Idaho and Wyoming complete the Snake River compact and ask the Bureau of Reclamation to withhold Palisades dam funding requests until Idaho's legislature ratifies the pact. Wyoming officials stress a guaranteed compact before any Palisades reauthorization.
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Snake River
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Wyoming
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Bureau of Reclamation
Congress
Palisades
Clifford Hansen
Vets Move Center From I S C Campus
The Veterans Guidance center at Idaho State College in Turner Hall since 1946 will relocate downtown this fall. ISC president Dr Carl W McIntosh announced Dean C Andrew dean of veterans counsel will resign effective September 1. C A Tallberg will split time directing the new college placement bureau as VA will assume counseling duties at its downtown office. Andrew has served ISC since 1947 and held test administration duties for the center. He is a Marine veteran 1943 46 and holds a B S from Utah State Agricultural College 1946 and an M A earned in 1947.
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Veterans’ Guidance Center
Turner Hall
Idaho State College
Carl W. McIntosh
ISC
Dean C. Andrew
C. A. Tallberg
Veterans’ Administration
Andrew
U. S. Marine Corps
Utah State Agricultural College
General Bradley Warns Congress on Soviet Strategy
General Omar N. Bradley told Congress that the Soviet Union aims to absorb exhausted victors and outlined the European arms program. He said the plan relies on U S strategic bombing by atom-capable forces while European partners provide ground troops. Secretary Johnson noted the ultimate cost of aiding allies is unknown, with a four to five year horizon.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Congress
Russia
Army
United States
Bradley
Europe
Armed Services
Johnson
Airlift Nears End as Supplies Meet Demand
Berlin officials said the airlift will wind down starting Monday and end by October 31 as stockpiles grow and rail and road traffic resume. Western allies reserve right to restart if Soviet blockade tactics reappear. seventy airmen died during the operation.
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Berlin
French Parliament Ratifies Atlantic Pact Amid Call for Aid
Paris reports the French Parliament approved the North Atlantic defense pact after an all night debate by the Council of the Republic. Final step is the signature of President Vincent Auriol to formalize entry, with a signing ceremony expected Monday or Tuesday. The 284 to 20 vote saw opposition only from communists and their sympathizers.
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Prance
Vincent Auriol
Council of the Republic
U N Delegates Halt Atomic Control Talks At Lake Success
The United Nations Atomic Energy Commission voted 9 to 2 to suspend work on an international atomic control framework. East West deadlock persists with the Soviet Union and Soviet Ukraine opposing the majority. Six-country talks set for Aug. 9 aim to salvage any agreement amid a growing arms race. Dr. H R Wei warned time is running out and urged cooperation among the permanent six.
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Ukraine
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China
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Senators Quiz Maragon On Percent Deals
Ex bootblack and former White House guest John Maragon emerged smiling after a closed door Senate session as investigators probed claims of influence peddling for government contracts. He demanded columnist Drew Pearson be called to testify and to provide concrete evidence of his charges.
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Washington
John Maragon
White House
Drew Pearson
Senate
Jack of
Special Investigation
Hoey
D-Nc
Maragon
Kansas City
Truman
Pearson
Union Accuses Steel Industry Of Reaping Profits
A CIO steel workers' spokesman charged that steel profits are phenomenal and harming the economy. Robert R. Nathan, a former New Deal economist, told Truman's fact finding board that profits are the highest in history and the industry can afford a 30 cents per hour wage increase plus a 1244 cents fourth round rise, as part of a wage pension social insurance package. The three member board will hear both sides before making recommendations to the president.
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New York
CIO
Robert R. Nathan
New Deal
Truman
Nathan
Carroll R. Daughterty
Weather forecast for Pocatello area Saturday and Sunday
The forecast for Pocatello and vicinity calls for clear to partly cloudy skies on Saturday and Sunday with a few widely scattered afternoon thundershowers. Highs reach 90 to 95 degrees, with a low around 60 tonight.
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Pocatello
Western Union Sends Chiefs to Europe in NATO Talks
Joint Chiefs Gen Omar Bradley Adm Louis Denfeld and Air Gen Hoyt Vandenberg flew to Frankfurt to confer with Atlantic pact allied leaders. In separate updates Dutch Indonesian truce aims near peace talks at the Hague next month.
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Washington
Air
Europe
Omar Bradley
Adm
Louis Denfeld
Hoyt Vandenberg
Frankfurt
Germany
Batavia
Java
Hague
United Nations Commission For Indonesia
Chinese Seize Control of US Consulate in Shanghai
More than 100 Chinese seized the American consulate general offices in Shanghai to press back pay demands on the U S Navy. They locked gates and blocked staff from entry or exit while police and the alien affairs bureau took no action. Consul General John M Cabot's presence unclear as efforts continued to arrange his and Ambassador J Leighton Stuart s departure.
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Shanghai
U. S. Navy
State Department
Department
Communist Military Control Commission
Alien Affairs Bureau
John M. Cabot
United States
J. Leighton Stuart
Visitor Stops Gets Gasoline Then Makes Fast Exit
Murils service station operator at 5th and Lewis told police a forged $20 check was passed. The suspect, Fred Lutak, about 30, is described as 6 ft 8 in, 165 lbs, driving a stolen Dodge coupe Colorado plate 710034 from Longmont. Lutak allegedly used a similar bad check at Speed King station and is wanted by Boulder police on a related charge.
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Murils
5Th and
Lewis
Fred Lutak
Lutak
Speed King
Bouldear, Cole
Stars To Wed On California Coast In Weekend Ceremony
Gail Russell and Guy Madison announced plans to marry this weekend. The ceremony will take place somewhere along the California coast during a trip up north by automobile.
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Hollywood
Gail Russell
Guy Madison
Priday
California Coast
Automobile
Eald
Jury Indicts Judge in Assault With Intent to Murder
A county grand jury charged Judge Robert Carpenter with two counts of assault with intent to murder for a shooting of John Lockwood, a 53-year-old lawyer. The case carries a felony sentence of two to 10 years. Carpenter’s estranged wife and Mrs Lockwood were at the hospital, and Mrs Lockwood has filed for divorce from the lawyer, denying any involvement by Mrs Carpenter.
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Atlanta, Ga
Robert Carpenter
Carpenter
Helen Carpenter
Minnie Sullivan
George Thomas
Lockwood
Atlanta
House Group Okehs Some Civil Rights
A divided House committee backed a bill to create a Fair Employment Practices Commission. The Labor Committee approved 14 to 11 as southern opposition and looming adjournment made enactment unlikely this session. The measure would ban race, color, religion, and national origin discrimination in work and labor groups and establish a permanent enforcement commission.
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Washington
House
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
House Labor Committee
Rep. Powell
New York
Lesinski
D-Mich
Trail President To Visit Area On Oregon Trail Trek
Howard R. Driggs president of the American Old Trails association and head of the educational department at New York University arrives August 7. He travels the Oregon trail from Independence Missouri to the West coast and will meet Idaho Oregon Trail association members. The trek theme is Mining with re exploration of the Comstock lode and other mines. Driggs is a Utahan native who taught in Utah schools and at the University of Utah.
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Howard R. Driggs
American Old Trails Association
New York University
Driggs
Independence
West Coast
Idaho
Oregon Trail Association
Comstock Lode
Idaho Group
Minnie Howard
Pocatello
University of Utah
Foreign Aid Bill Advances to Senate Floor Next Monday
A large foreign aid measure totaling about 5.65 billion dollars moves to the Senate floor after revision by the Appropriations Committee. The panel reduced farm purchase requirements and kept 50 million for Spain economic aid while preserving Marshall Plan funds.
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Washington
Senate
U. S
Senate Appropriations Committee
Spain
Gangster Mickey Cohen Attends Funeral for Slain lieutenant
In Los Angeles Mickey Cohen left a hospital bed to attend the funeral of Edward Herbert, Cohen's slain first lieutenant. The service, conducted by Rabbi Baruch Rabinowitz, was closed to reporters as sheriff patrols protected the mortuary.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Edward
Neddie) Herbert
Herbert
Baruch Rabinowitz
Norris Stensland
Auto Collision on Lane Der and Sixth Ave Involving Two Drivers
An accident occurred at Lane Der and Sixth Ave at 6 27 p m Friday involving a Ford coupe driven by Reo Davis of Arbon Valley and a Pontiac sedan operated by Leonard Cerda of 555 NM Sixth. Davis traveled west on East Lander while Cerda moved south on North Sixth. The Ford’s front end was demolished and the Pontiac’s left rear fender damaged.
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Sixth Ave
Reo Davis
Arbon Valley
Leonard Cerda
Davis
East Lander
Cerda
North Sixth
Government To Clamp Down On Nation's Potato Growers
Washington officials warned potato growers to accept stricter government controls or lose federal price supports. Chairman Pace of the House agriculture subcommittee criticized current pricing as Penalizing cooperators and favoring non cooperators. Growers asked for nine months to a year to study Pace proposals and to test whether the 60 percent parity support rate can deliver a fair return.
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Pace
D-Ga
House Agriculture Subcommittee
Secretary of Agriculture
National Potato Council
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