Newark Chamber Honors Survivors With Industry Focus Luncheon
Newark industry leaders met at Silver Pines Country Club for a thank you luncheon, led by T. W. Pickthall of California Zonolite Co. He urged stronger ties among chamber, city government, and industry to expand the industrial base, fund schools and services, and ease tax burdens. He said the era of mutual cooperation is returning, with the survivors of prior hardships driving progress despite unrest and criticism from the New Left.
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George C. Cheever
Washington Township
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Pick’ Thall
Black holes proposed by Caltech scientists raise space mystery
Countdown scientists at California Institute of Technology say there may be black holes from which light and radio waves cannot escape. The remark is paired with political quip about Congress’s 2001 plan to privatize the post office into a government corporation, implying buyers of stamps.
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California Institute of Technology
Nixon
Voice Of The People Setting The Record Straight
Reader Mrs Luiz corrects a misprint claiming she urged higher police salaries and more officers. She says she spoke only on fire protection at the North Centerville District council meeting. The note explains her name was listed with others on police and tax matters, implying a united stance she did not take.
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Centerville
Maclean's Microscoops Opening Demo Season Prompted
Maclean's notes the upcoming demonstration season, urging a prominent citizen to toss the first brick. It jokes about limited wars and Biz raids in the south, mentions Japan's stance against the US, and notes readership letters are welcome with sender details required and possible name withholding.
Words Can Enslave As Well As Liberate
iT NL ALEXAKOS argues that flying over the country sparks reflections on language and human progress. He traces how words originated to free minds from darkness and advance civilization, yet warns words can be used to enslave if education fails to teach critical use and how to resist manipulation.
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Altamira
Sistine Chapel
Don Hmacleans Reporter With No Questions Bellinko
Don Hmaclean, a Washington journalist, travels abroad and endures a Finnish press conference with Foreign Minister Ahti Karjalainen after officials whisk him from bed to a table. Lacking questions, he jots down phrases like neutral and friendship, unsure of their meaning.
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Hungarian Red Tactics Fail to Woo West in Vienna Visit
Henry J. Taylor argues that Jeno Fock's Vienna trip signals a Western push for hard currency from Hungary and Czechoslovakia, while exposing brutal secret police practices. He cites executions, embassies bugging, and graft with Austrian car traders, noting his own instant blackball by the Hungarian embassy as proof of regressive tyranny.
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United States seized Guam during Spanish American War 1896
This Day In History notes the U S Navy action in 1896 seizing Guam the largest Marianas island amid the Spanish American War. It mentions Bernard Baruch's 1965 death at age 4 and the 1967 formation of the American Independent Party backing George Wallace. Plautus quote rounds out the meditation.
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Guam
Marianas Islands
Bernard Baruch
American Independent Party
George Wallace
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