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Memorandum of Conversation: From Louis F. Blanchard, to the two Commissioners and the two Secretaries, "Colorado River Salinity," July 1, 1964, page 2
1964-07-01
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
AIRGRAM
2 copies full page clipping 5/10/64
Pol 33-1 MEX-US
FOR RM USE ONLY
A-1288...
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
DIVISION OF LANGUAGE SERVICES
(TRANSLATION)
LS NO. 27357
T-90/R-XV
Spanish
EMBASSY OF MEXICO 4012
The Ambassador of Mexico presents his compliments to his Excellency the Secretary of State and, on instructions of...
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
AIRGRAM
A-1046
NO
CONFIDENTIAL
TO: DEPARTMENT OF STATE
FROM: AmEmbassy MEXICO CITY
SUBUECT: CCI Objectives Outined by Leaders
DATE: February 12, 1963
REF
In its February 1 issue, the communist magazine...
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At Alamo From Bdry. Pumping Total
Month Canal Plant and Other Sources (acre feet)
November 1961 23,300 14,000 37,300
December 1961 25,400 13,000 38,400
January 1962 114,000 12,000 126,000
February 1962 21,500 12,700 34,200
In connection...
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CONFIDENTIAL
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2. That Mexico may consider a separate unlined channel in Alternative (c) damaging to Mexican agriculture because of seepage. He said that this would warrant careful study.
3. With reference to Wellton-Mohawk operations on at...
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CONFIDENTIAL
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The Foreign Minister said it would be difficult for Mexico to accept language which did not show progress since 1962. He recalled that President Kennedy had promised and effective and permanent solution at that time. Mexico was...
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-8- mixture, the salt content of the mixture would in fact be doubled. Considering optimum conditions of permeability in any soil, and the operation of an efficient drainage system, it would be necessary to increase the irrigation duty...
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Memorandum: From W. E. Walker to Commissioner J.F. Friedkin, "Data Collected in Mexicali Valley by Bureau of Reclamation Engineers, November 5-9, 1962", November 16, 1962 (photocopy)
1963-11-16
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In other words: while the lands are progressively becoming useless, the farmers are making desperate efforts to survive those conditions.
The fact is that in the 1961-62 agricultural season more than $50 millions crop losses were...
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Report: Translation of two articles appearing in El Mexicano of Mexicali, July 4, 1963, "Requivel Takes up Grave Salinity Case (thermofax)
1963-07-04
2006-08-31 |
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Report: Translation of article appearing in El Mexicano of Mexicali, B.C., May 4, 1963: "Mexico Rejects Anti-Salinity 3-Phase Plan Proposed by the United States" (thermofax)
1963-05-04
2006-08-31 |
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The studies on which the recommendations are based included field and la??? studies of soils in the Mexicali Valley. These analyses indicate that under improved irrigation and drainage practices, the soils in the Mexicali Valley can be safely...
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Commissioner Dominy, and reviewed alternate plans for winter releases.
Commissioner Dominy appeared favorable to compromise plan to time sluices with Mexico's diversions since there were no material technical differences. He said he...
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CONFIDENTIAL
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Tijuana
possessed in prevoius years. The basis for runners of military arms and ??mition on the Mexican border may ?? from past thefts of small quantities of rifles and ?? stolen by U. S. militory personnel at...
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Late Feb. 1962
WATER PROBLEMS
Delivery of Water to Mexico
Under the treaty of February 3, 1944, Mexico is allocated a guaranteed annual quantity of 1,500,000 acre-feet of the waters of the Colorado River from any and all sources. Each...
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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...
2008-10-01
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2. Future Quality of Water Delivered to Mexico. The water to be delivered to Mexico under Phases 1 and 2 of the proposed program will not have any deleterious effect on soil productivity insofar as exchangeable sodium levels are concerned. The...
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
DIVISION OF LANGUAGE SERVICES
(TRANSLATION)
LS NO. 27357
T-90/R-XV
Spanish
EMBASSY OF MEXICO 4012
The Ambassador of Mexico presents his compliments to his Excellency the Secretary of State and, on instructions of his...
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE AIRGRAM A-1046 NO CONFIDENTIAL TO:DEPARTMENT OF STATE FROM:AmEmbassy MEXICO CITY SUBUECT:CCI Objectives Outined by Leaders DATE:February 12, 1963 REF In its February 1 issue, the communist magazine Politica carried an...
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CONFIDENTIAL
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Tijuana
possessed in prevoius years. The basis for runners of military arms and ??mition on the Mexican border may ?? from past thefts of small quantities of rifles and ?? stolen by U. S. militory personnel at Camp...
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10¦EXICAN WATER TREATY At another point, Lic. Enriquez was reported by the official newspaper of the Mexican Government as follows: A judgment in arbilration, said Enriquez, on treating this aspect of the agreement, would not give to Mexico the...
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Memorandum: From Board of Directors, Wellton-Mohawk Irrigation and Drainage District, to Senator Carl Hayden, January 15, 1965, page 2
1965-01-15
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February 11, 1963
Mr. Bdward Martin
Department of State
Washington, D. C.
Dear Sir:
I was in Mexico where I read, with interest, the press quoting you (CGV) as saying that "water puro suficientes al Valle de Mexicali se mandan de los...
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Within these constraints, the United States members of the Panel considered twenty possible solutions.
In order to evaluate many of these possible solutions, it was necessary to obtain a additional field date in the Wellton-Mohawk area. These...
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