Observations Before Us Part 2 on Kinzua dam plans
The West Side must secure river and lake development to share the dam bonanza with Bradford. East side gets attention due to the road and Agriculture land. Proposals push overlooks picnic grounds boat landings to attract early arrivals and tourism benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzua
Bradford
Department of Agriculture
River and land plans shape county future access
The author argues for careful water temperature control to keep river fisheries balanced and urges broad river access. He warns cold releases may curtail swimming and stresses developing land on the lake’s west side to capture tourist traffic, improve roads, and secure overlooks, calling for government land purchase and proactive planning now.
Castro sugar bid ties Soviet aid to Cuba
A Western diplomat cites Castro weighing sides in Sino Soviet tensions and U.S. policy while Moscow seeks hard currency via Cuban sugar. The piece analyzes how rising world sugar prices could let the Soviet Union profit from Cuban exports, potentially aiding Castro’s budget and affecting Cold War economics. It notes Cuba’s production drop, global demand shifts, and possible price and supply maneuvers by the USSR and its allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Krock
New York Times Service
Washington
Castro
Moscow
U.S
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Us.s.r
Cuba
International Sugar Association
Senate Finance Committee
Mansfield
United States
Department of Agriculture
Dr. Schach
Hitler
Germany
United States-Cuba
Havana
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