Columbia Dams Hinge On Pact With Canada
Len Jordan, head of the American section of the International Joint Commission, says engineers will solve Columbia River dam disputes, not politicians. He contends Canada-US cooperation will yield equal benefits and urges balanced sharing of downstream power. The IJC and federal engineers study division of benefits while aiming for an integrated river system.
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Commercial TV Shrinks In Britain
Britain reduces morning commercial television amid losses of about 1000 pounds daily. BBC has no morning shows and aims for 3 pm starts with a 11 pm finish. Executives note public taste favors light entertainment over culture and cut concerts and serious programming to attract viewers and advertisers.
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Dog Show at DM Air Base Demonstrates Kindness Training
Clark's Collies of Knowledge perform at the Bomb Bay Club Davis Monthan AFB at 7 p.m. tomorrow with three white collies showcasing humane training. C O Clark, owner, promotes kindness to animals and will appear on local TV and visit area schools.
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Tucson group studies services for exceptional children
The International Council for Denaantional Children in Tucson outlines study groups in four fields to assess local needs for exceptional children. Three focal points will review current facilities in Tucson and elsewhere and identify what Tucson requires, including proposed legislation to align Arizona with national programs.
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Santa speaks seven languages at Montreal immigrant party
Santa Claus addressed 165 children at the Immigrants' Aid Society Christmas party in Montreal. Seventeen nationalities were represented among the attendees.
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Essay Contest Promotes Employment for Handicapped Youth
The Pima County Committee for the Physically Handicapped announces a contest with a theme of Independence for the Handicapped Through Employment. Prizes total 125 dollars for county winners, with 11th and 12th graders eligible. County entries must be delivered by 5 p.m. January 24, 1956, for the chance to enter the statewide contest with 500 dollars in prizes.
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