Labor Worried by White Backlash in 1966 Elections
Organized labor expresses concern over a growing white backlash in the November elections. AFL-CIO officials say it is a bigger problem than in 1964 and that labor plans to start early and be selective in backing candidates. They warn a Democratic loss could threaten Great Society programs and note Maryland governor candidate Mahoney's home security slogan as a factor.
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Computer Fights Water Pollution Sentinels to patrol rivers nationwide
Electronic sentinels will record pollution levels on paper tapes for later computer processing as Honeywell officials anticipate. By end of 1967 more than 100 monitors will operate nationwide in cooperation with the U.S. Geological Survey, starting on rivers in Ohio Texas California Oregon Nebraska Louisiana Mississippi Florida North Carolina Connecticut and Maine forming a coast to coast network.
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