Critical Water Shortage Seen Across Southwest
Dr. C L Forsling warned at the Soil Conservation Society of America meeting in Pacific Grove that the Southwest faces a critically strained water supply. He noted rising populations in Arizona and New Mexico, doubling over 15 years, and a 4 gallon per person daily usage increase, with irrigation waste and salt in soils worsening conditions. The Pack Foundation funds a $750000 watershed project led by ARTHUR PACK of Tucson. Forsling cited loss of irrigation acreage, seepage losses in the Rio Grande Valley, salt cedar invasion, and high domestic water use as key issues. He urged conservation, better watershed management, and cost-sharing for tests and implementations.
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Pacific Grove
Calif
Southwest
C. L. Forsling
Forsling
Pack Foundation
Soil Conservation Society of America
Arthur Pack
Tucson
Arizona
New Mexico
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Repeated Warnings Gag Two Hungarian Bishops
Hungary's Communist regime barred Bishops Bertalan Badalik of Veszprem and Jozsef Peteri of Vac from performing official duties. Officials cite repeated warnings and old grievances, while denying arrests. The bishops remain at Hejce and deny new restrictions, amid ongoing church-state tension during the 1956 era.
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Budapest
Hungary
Imre Miklos
Bertalan Badalik
Veszprem
Jozsef Peteri
Vac
Miklos
Peteri
Hejce
Koscie
Badalik
Peters
MTI
U. N
Janos Kadar
Cochise and Greenlee Added to Central Arizona Milk Market
The Central Arizona federal milk marketing area expands to include Cochise and Greenlee counties effective Sunday. It already covers Maricopa Pima Pinal Graham and part of Yuma, and the order now includes a supply demand formula.
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Washington
Ip—Cochise
Greenlee
Arizona
Maricopa
Pima
Pinal
Graham
Yuma
Sign Urges Patience as Bar Room Moves
In Boston's South End a barroom sign reads Kindly remain seated while room is in motion signaling playful warnings as patrons stabilize themselves during a rotating or tilting display.
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Boston
Police hunt for girl's killer in Chicago slaying
More than 650 officers including 500 trainees searched North and Northwest Side areas for clues in Judith Mae Andersen's murder. Investigators linked reports of gunshots and booming sounds to the Aug. 19 20 period, while dismembered body parts were found in oil drums recovered from Lake Michigan.
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Chicago
Judith Mae Andersen
Timothy O'Connor
Lake Michigan
North Malden
Judith Mae
Judith
William Thellman
Lake Front
Tropical Worsted Suits and Stock Sportswear Sale
Readable items include single-breasted tropical worsted suits ideal for year-round wear with reduced prices, swim trunks, sport shirts in washable and cotton options, ties and hand-painted patterns, pocket squares, dress shirts in imported fabrics, athletic tees, and wash and wear slacks all offered at discounted rates with multiple sizes and colors.
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Stone and Pennington Ad
Wheeler Gap
American Gem Society
Grunewald & Adams
Jewelers
East Congress Street
World Peace Movement
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
U. S
Joszef Groesz
Kalocsa
Cochise
Bermuda
Mitchell's Nursery & Sprinkler
FORD
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Eeeeeener
Tucsonian Shop
Ader Ee Emen Ems
Cee Eer
Cies
Ivy League
Iethias
Crompton
Soto
Cansanscole Ad
Hampden
Simmons, Englander, van Vorst
Spring Aire
Syroco
Rilke
Aninsneicasnninninsasiatiinstenmaninstiliesiliogssana
Germany
Sincdaniain Cassitaa
China
Allen Edmonds
Roblee
Ry A
Trnal
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