Conservation symposium urges moratorium on new SC tideland industry
Hilton Head experts urge delaying new industrial projects until stringent environmental rules are in place to prevent a major ecological catastrophe. The piece notes strong environmental concern in Beaufort about potential petrochemical plant pollution while acknowledging progress and economic concerns. It also cites Ogden Nash’s letter about stamps and postal costs since 1902 as a lighter aside.
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Hilton Head
South Carolina
Tidelands
Beaufort
New York Times
Ogden Nash
Post Office Dept
Nash
Astrology and the Age of Aquarius Debate
The vernal equinox drifts westward and astrologers mark 1904 to 1933 as the start of the Age of Aquarius. Some scientists and writers see astrology influencing psychology and biology, while others view it as occult knowledge.
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You
Winter Memories From HAL BOYLE
HAL BOYLE reflects on winters of yesteryear as a time for recalling old days. He evokes scenes of snowball fights, cold mornings, warm bread, farm chores, family bonds, and simple home life that defined past winters.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Skiing thrives as insurance boosts safety claims in Alpine adventures
The piece notes skiing as a fast growing sport with injury coverage at eight dollars and twenty five cents per thousand, airlines offering free ski carriage, and a vivid portrait of the Alps. It highlights avalanches as chief hazards, Swiss research centers at Weissfluhjoch and Zurich, and warns Americans to respect limits and seek safety in the high mountains.
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Europe
Alps
Mont Blanc
Matterhorn
Switzerland
Bernese Oberland
Tyrol
Titus Livius
B.C
Weissfluhjok Institute
Davos
Federal Technical Group
University of Zurich
Pacific
South American
Choose Life and Seek God for Abundant Living
The narrator urges a young man to choose life by loving and obeying God. They cite Deuteronomy and Carl Jung, asserting faith as essential to mental and physical health. Christ offers abundant life through spiritual alignment with God.
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Carl Jung
Christ
Freedom and press in a Greek junta ruled Athens
A foreign observer notes that freedom in Greece is divided by censorship and controlled information under a cabinet system. The regime tolerates limited press, detains a few prisoners, and pushes propaganda while foreign papers resume partial access.
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Athens
Greece
Paphopoulos
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Maki Kakata
Michel Gaugueline
Jupiter
Mars
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Mother
Sister
Dad
Henry J. Taylor
Himalayas
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Kim
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Billy Graham
P.N
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Liament
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International Herald Tribune
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