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FROM THE OFFICE OF
GOVERNOR CALVIN L. RAMPTON
February 26, 1965
The Honorable Lyndon B, Johnson President of the United States The White House Washington 25, D.C.
My dear Mr. President:
Representatives of your office, the Secretary of State and...
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The Honorable Lyndon B. Johnson
Pag a 2
February 26, 1965
the State of Utah be used for any purposes of dilution or the raaklng-up of minimum'usable flows to the Republic of Mexico.
Utah is also deeply concerned that conditions not be worsened to...
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UTAH WATER AND POWER BOA
43 5 State Capitol SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Tel: DA 8-5881
84114
PRESTON L. JONES Chairman
LEO P. HARVEY
Vice'Chairman
WALLACE D. YARDLEY Second Vice-Chairman
Dec, 2, 1964
JAY R. BINGHAM Executive Director
DANIEL F. LAWRENCE...
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upper colorado river commission
355 South Fourth East Street Salt La\e City 11, Utah
November 25, 1964
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Mr. Ralph Mecham % Hon. Wallace F. Bennett United States Senate Washington, D. C. 20510
Dear Ralph:
Thanks for sending the copy of the...
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY WASHINGTON 25, D. C.
November 19* 1964
Dear Senator Bennett:
On behalf of Secretary Udall I am acknowledging your letter of November 18, with reference to an agreement with Mexico on...
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY WASHINGTON 25, D. C.
November 19. 1964
Dear Senator Bennett:
On behalf of Secretary Udall I am acknowledging your letter of November 18, with reference to an agreement with Mexico on...
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Accord on Colorado River Waters Is Reported by Mexico's President
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 11 (AP)—President Adolfo Lopez Mateos said in an interview published today that an agreement in principle had been reached with the United States to prevent...
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Gov. George D. Clyde has urged President Johnson not to consider giving Mexico any more Colorado River Basin water as a solution to current salinity problems.
THE GOVERNOR on. Thursday releaased the text of a...
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD— APPENDIX
Czechs and Slovaks. Brought up in the school of adversity and inspired by the leadership of many true patriots, they vowed to fight for the attainment of political independence during the war years from 1914 to...
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — APPENDIX
October 22
of its people and its future development. Meanwhile, in order to bring some measure of physical control over the waters of the highly variable stream In which devasting floods alternate with searing...
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — APPENDIX
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rado, and Wyoming, are within its basin and the river plays a vital role in the economy of each.
The point is that by the time the Colorado reaches Mexico it has run more than 90 percent of its course,...
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Exerpt from Joint Communique dated February 22, 196k
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President Lopez Mateos reaffirmed his purpose of continuing the policy of promoting economic development at rates greater than the population growth rate within a-framework of monetary...
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"Prom the desk of
Marjean Wright
Secretary to the Governor Dear Senator Bennett
Re: Ltr. from Governor dated 7/6/64
Sorry we did not attach the memorandum from Pratt Kesler and Wayne Criddle regarding Lower Colorado River Salinity. I am...
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CONFERENCE or COLORADO RIVER COMMIT COLORADO RIVER SALINITY
OF FOURTEEN ON
June 3, 1964 -* Secretary of Interior's Conference Room
NAME
Secretary Stewart Udall Ass't. Secy. Thomae Mann Com'r. Floyd Dominy Joe Fried kin Edward Weinberg Carl A....
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Governor Clyde Has written Preside Johnson urging that no additional upstream Colorado River water be released for the purpose of solving the problem of salinity of water delivered to Mexico under terms of the 1944...
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