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Following are the problems and suggested immediate and permanent solutions to the problems?
PROBLEMS
UoSa Welton-Mohawk conditions
Low flows in the river during the October-March period are all regulatory wastes and return flow. Imperial Dam is...
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other 20% of the land. Little or no double cropping is practiced. Thus, the annual consumptive requirement of water for the area is less than for an equal area in the U.S. where more intensive agriculture is practiced. Nevertheless, because...
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PERMANENT SOLUTIONS
1 - Stand firm and go before the World Court if necessary for a confirmation of the treaty to the letter,, ( I might point out that Mexico has developed her land and the U0S0 is far from fully developed and Mexico would...
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SERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Salt Lake City, Wednesday, April 4, 1962
Upper Colorado River Basin states will join negotiators trying to settle a water dispute between the United States and Mexico, Gov. George D. Clyde reported Wednesday.
The Upper...
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MARCH 26, 1962
THEHT ®P STTATTI R 11
NO. 193
APPOINTMENT OF SCIENTIFIC ADVISORS TO UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER, INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY AND WATER COMMISSION, UNITED STATES AND MEXICO
The Presidents of the United States and Mexico announced on March...
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE
WASHIN G TON
March 22, 1962
Dear Senator Bennett:
I am writing to Inform you of the latest developments in the controversy arising from Mexican charges of excess salinity In deliveries of Colorado River water to the...
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MMEDIATE RELEASE
Friday, March 16, 1962
Office of the White House Press Secretary
THE WHITE HOUSE
1944 WATER TREATY WITH MEXICO
The Presidents of the United States and Mexico are agreed that it is urgent to find a mutually satisfactory solution to...
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U. S. May Ease Salt Water Fuss
Alliance for Progress funds*--:—~~-:—~~~—.
may provide enough sweeten-! ing to solve a dispute between I the United States and Mexico over salty water in the storied I Mexicali Valley,
The dispute arose last November...
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UNITED STAT1
DEPARTMENT of the INT
********************* news release
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
For Release FEBRUARY 11, 1962
Peterson - Interior 4662
JOINT ACTION BEING CONSIDERED TO ALLEVIATE SALINITY PROBLEMS CN LOWER COLORADO RIVER
Joint and...
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than the 30 days and by more than the 20 percent which are mentioned in the treaty, if Mexico considers this necessary for irrigation of crops in the Mexicali Valley this winter. Both Governments reserved for the time being their legal positions...
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It Is to be expected that Mexico will want to undertake similar measures. Mexico also may wish to evaluate its many existing and potential wells to determine the extent to which they can be integrated into the overall irrigation system, as well as...
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UPPER COLORADO RIVER COMMISSION
355 South Fourth East Street Salt La\e City 11, Utah
January 31, 1962
Hon. Wallace F. Bennett U. S, Senate
New Senate Office Building Washington, D. C .
Dear Senator Bennett:
Thank you for sending us the notes and...
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Hon. Wallace F. Bennett January 31, 1962 Page Two
I realize that the agitation in Mexico over the Colorado River water might be Communist inspired as suggested by one of our State Department officials. I also realize that what has been done by...
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MEMORANDUM
TOi Files
FROMs Ival V. Goslin
DATE: January 5, 1962
SUBJECT: Meeting of Board of Directors of Colorado River Water Users Association t© discuss deliveries of Colorado River Water to Mexico •
This meeting was held on January 5,...
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by the USBR was like taking a doss of aspirin to relieve a present headache, and he wanted to know if we could expct future demands by Mexico to modify the Treaty or interpret the Treaty in tush a way as to get more water. Mr. West answered the...
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the experiments performed called for leaching of the soil for only 1 day on one parcel and three days on another parcel of land. Of course, when this land was I to wheat the crop was poor thus adding to the hysteria.
The question of salinity of m...
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ohn B. Barnard, Sr., Chairman Colorado
Frank £s Jenney California
David P. Hale , New Mexico
Dr. P. h. Jones Utah
Norman W. Barlow , •: Wyoming
A. J. Shaver Nevada
Victor I, Corbell Arizona
Comment: It is recommended that the Upper Colorado...
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.WALLACE F. BENNETT
UTAH
QICuMeb Jfolale* s&enale
Washington, D. C.
Sonor&ble Oeorge D. CXvde
The enclosed is sent for your Information.
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