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42. LETTERS.

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YARNELL, PHILIP, MARTIN, GORDON H., MELANDER, CARL I., STEWART, JAMES B., SEITELMAN, MARGOT, MESNEY, R. G., DE WALT REYNOLDS, ADELINE, STRAUCH, HOWARD E., CRAMPTON, C. WARD, KAZAN, ELIA, STANLEY, KIM, FIELDS, WILLIAM, GREENE, GRAHAM, HEATH, ALOISE BUCKLEY, STUART, BERNARD K., SMALHEER, CALVIN V., WORTHING, CLIFFORD, PORTER, FREDERICK, ASKUE, ELIZABETH, and HALÉVY, R. G.

Subjects
LETTERS to the editor, COMMUNAL living, POLITICAL parties, POLITICAL participation
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles including "The People's Communes," in the October 20, 1958 issue, one on the implication of political mudslinging by political parties, and one on the whitewashing issue of U.S. President Dwight Eisenhower.

Published
1958

47. THE PREVAILING WINDS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Author

De C. Ward, Robert

Subjects
*WINDS, *WEATHER, *WESTERLIES, *ATMOSPHERIC circulation, *CLIMATOLOGY, *METEOROLOGY
Abstract

The article focuses on the prevailing winds of the U.S. The continental area of the U.S. lies almost entirely within what is generally known as a belt of prevailing westerly wind. These are members of the general atmospheric circulation. They would, however, blow from a general westerly direction much more distinctly if there were no North American continent with its seasonal changes of temperature and of pressure. The local influences of the changing seasonal pressures over the continent and over the adjacent oceans are, to a large extent, paramount to the general control over air movement exercised by the differences of pressure between the equator and the higher latitudes.

Published
1916
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