Noise pollution rising with civilization and jets ahead
The piece argues noise pollution is an expanding concern alongside air and water pollution as populations grow. Dr. John D. Dougherty warns modern appliances and jet traffic produce high decibel levels, risking hearing loss. he urges individuals to cut exposure and pressure lawmakers to curb noise now.
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Harvard School of Public Health
Dougherty
John Birch Society
Space Agency
FBI
Editor's Outlook Encouraging Signs in Vietnam War
In Da Nang Jenkin Lloyd Jones argues the war is turning favorable. Elections showed strong Vietnamese support for peace, U.S. air and sea dominance, and a mobile strategy. He cites rising defections, counter-propaganda impact, and VC hardening tactics countered by intensified allied power, while Beijing hints at involvement.
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DA Nang
Viet Nam
U.S
Southeast Asia
Washington Merry-Go-Round highlights modest UN wives tea funds
In Washington, threats to U N governance unfold as the U S delegation funds UN wives teabrews from private pockets. James Rooney and Medicare drug pricing draw critique while Huey Long style marketing and a moon voyage bid open to foreign scientists seeking U S citizenship.
Copper's Future Growth Hinges on Substitutes and War Demand
The article notes rising copper use through the 1970s, led by Latin America, Africa, and Asia, despite tight supply from strikes in the U.S., Chile, Rhodesia, and Zambia. It cites imports from Chile, Peru, Canada, and Africa, with prices tied to the London Metal Exchange and U.S. quotas at 36 cents a pound. It warns that price easing depends on Vietnam war and labor peace, while long term output could rise about 40 percent in five years, boosting demand and research.
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Mass
U.S
North America
U. S
Latin America
Africa
Asia
Chile
Rhodesia
Zambia
Europe
Peru
Canada
London Metal Exchange
Romney stock zooms as Ferency pits GOP zeal against complacency
Washington and Detroit reports note Gov. George Romney seeks to widen his lead in Michigan amid polls showing 60 to 64 percent, while Ferency’s sharp attacks backfire by boosting Romney’s image. Romney plans aggressive outstate and Detroit campaigns at high cost, aiming for the largest-ever GOP margin and stronger 1968 credentials.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
Detroit
George R. Romney
Zoltan Ferency
Michigan
Romney
Ferency
Rominey
Peace Corps vs Home Front Duty in Illinois Hospitals
Paul Harvey argues that Illinois mental hospitals urgently need doctors and nurses while Americans seek exotic Peace Corps posts. He notes understaffing: one doctor per ten patients, few ward attendants, and deaths during last summer’s heat wave. He urges hiring locally for doctors, nurses, aides, and teachers rather than exporting goodwill.
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Liberia
Dubuque
Illinois
Ilinois Department of Mental Health
Civil Service
Dinois
Alton State Hospital
Corps
Nairobi
Kenya
Wall Street Journal
Peace Corps
Chicago
Yonder
Three Minutes A Day Dieters Fight Self Control
Letters from dieters to a food processing firm reveal tips for strengthening will power. A woman pasted her wedding photo on the fridge, another displayed her husband, one painted a “Keep Out Fatty” sign, and a mom posted babies with “Don’t Mom!” The text urges God given power to master self and notes desalination progress and copper uses in wharf pilings. The piece closes with religious invocations for grace to be masters of themselves.
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Fatty
Biddeford Daily News Masthead and Rates
The Biddeford Maine daily paper lists address 11 Adams Street with W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Subscription rates shown payable in advance list one month 2.60 six months 15.50 and one year 31.00. Associated Press member. Entered second class postage paid at Biddeford Maine.
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Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
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