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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...
2008-09-01
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CONFIDENTIAL
Dear Mr. Secretary:
The United States Commissioner on the International Boundary and Water Commission has furnished on his comments and recommendations on a report by a panel of United States scientists on the salinity problem on...
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WASHINGTON
073
S Nig to WP
U.S. Dept. of Interior
RECEIVED
Jun 14 4 29pm '65
IMMEDIATE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
JUN 11 1965
Dear Mr. Secretary:
Thank you for your letter to Secretary Rusk of May 26, 1965, enclosing a...
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Thermofax of memorandum (2 p) from Floyd Dominy to Stewart Udall, March 3, 1965, discussing a recent meeting Mr. Dominy took with Sen. Carl Hayden.
1965-03-04
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WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM
W.P. MARSHALL PRESIDENT
The filing time shown in the date line on domestic telegrams is LOCAL TIME at point of origin. Time of receipt is LOCAL TIME at point of destination
CC Fa?? th?? ?? 2/23 Ween??
LLA295 OA311 LH472...
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OUTGOING TELEGRAM Department of State
UNCLASSIFIED
ACTION: The Honorable
Calvin L. Rampton,
Governor of Utah,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Dear Governor Rampton:
The International Boundary and Water Commission has reached provisional agreement on a...
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the winter periods in reference extend from October 1 of each year through February of the next following year.
5. That throughout the life of this Minute, Mexico schedule water at the minimum rate of deliveries of 900 cubic feet (25.5...
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DRAFT 1/9/65 2:30 p.m.
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the problem and in due time determine whether a new Minute should be adopted to become effective upon termination of this period, to avoid recurrence of the problem.
9. That construction by the United States of works...
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Carbon Copy of a Presidential briefing paper (1 p) regarding the question of negotiations between the United States and Mexico for a solution to the salinity problem. Includes coversheet.
1964-07-01
2005-03-31 |
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Hand annotated classified material receipt (1 p) from Undersecretary Carr to Secretary Udall. Receipt acknowledges the transfer of a classified letter from Assistant Secretary Mann to Secretary Udall "Salinity problem in Mexico".
1964-05-04
2005-03-25 |
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CONFIDENTIAL (NEED TO KNOW) COMMUNICATION
September 16, 1963
We have received information, by telephone, today concerning the latest intelligence pertaining to the salinity question in the southwest (Colorado River). It is the general consensus...
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Letter (2 p) of response to Secretary Freeman which clarifies how the salinity problem, and the request for additional allotments of cotton, is an international matter not a regional dispute between farmers.
1963-03-01
2005-03-17 |
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Letter (1 p) and attached memorandum (2 p) of conversation discusses the possible political implications the continued problem of water salinity may have with the relationship between the United States and Mexico.
2005-03-16 |
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Letter (1 p) outlines plan to fund salinity tests for the Welton-Mohawk divison of the Gila Project. Includes routing coversheets (3 p).
2005-03-10 |
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Telegram: Telegram, outgoing, From Stewart Udall & Thomas C. Mann, to Jack M. Campbell, Governor of New Mexico, January 20, 1965, page 1
1965-01-20
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Document: Draft Memo to the Secretary, January 30, 1965, page 5
1965-01-30
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Letter: From Jack H. Vaughn, Assistant Secretary, to Stewart Udall (carbon copy)
1965-06-11
2006-09-16 |
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UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20240
April 3, 1964
Memorandum
To: Commissioner of Reclamation
From: Assistant Secretary - Water and Power Development
Subject: Water quality -...
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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 stability, which is so important for protecting the...
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FORM DS. 14
4-1-55
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WASHINGTON
INTERDEPARTMENTAL REFERENCE
DATE
January 6, 1964
REFERRED TO
Department of the Interior
RE:
Colorado River Salinity Problem
WRITER HAS HAS NOT BEEN INFORMED OF THIS REFERENCE...
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CONFIDENTIAL (NEED TO KNOW) COMMUNICATION
September 16, 1963
We have received information, by telephone, today concerning the latest intelligence pertaining to the salinity question in the southwest (Colorado River). It is the general...
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[may 4, 1963]
Translation of article appearing in El Mexicans of Mexicold, B. C.,
May 4, 1963:
MEXICO REJECTS ANTI-SALINITY 3-PRASE PLAN PROFOSED BY THE UNITED STATES ALM-JFX AGREEMENT ONLY ROAD TO POLLOW
Negotiations Authorized by...
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CONFIDENTIAL
AUG 20 1962
Dear Mr. Secretary:
The United States Commissioner on the International Boundary and Water Commission has furnished me his comments and recommendations on a report by a panel of United States scientists on the...
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