Man made ice age warned by atmospheric expert
Colorado scientist Dr James P Lodge of the National Center for Atmospheric Research cautions pollution may cool Earth and trigger a new ice age if emissions continue. He cites unusually cold Midwest summer tied to pressure patterns and notes a half degree temperature drop since 1950 with possible acceleration by 2030.
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Midwest
James P. Lodge
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Boulder
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
Lodge
South Pole
Russell Kirk
Michigan
Earth
North American
Truck-stop confrontation ends with unidentified driver escape
At a remote Ohio truck-stop restaurant outside Wapakoneta, a trucker arouses five hippie intruders who berate staff and smash their bikes when the sheriff arrives. With no identification, the sheriff closes the case as the five leave in frustration.
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Wapakoneta
Ohio
Head
Joe
Bill
Motives and ethics in daily life across centuries
Reflection on virtue and motive tracing Francois Rochefoucauld to modern guidance. Defines motive from Latin movere and urges actions guided by love of God and others. Cites 1 John 2 6 and contrasts cinema pricing with film perception to illustrate self awareness.
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Francois Rochefoucauld
Christ
John
Cuban documents found in Bolivia reveal Castro network
Washington report details forged Cuban passports and photos of Che Guevara from Bolivian caves. It notes captured guerrillas, including Debray, and a diary attributed to Guevara with notes on overthrow plans, amid Pan American talks and OAS secretary general speculation.
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Washington
Atin
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Bolivia
Che Guevara
Castro
Bolivian
Latin America
Galo Plaza
Ecuador
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Hemisphere
Panama
Uruguay
Gueva
Adolfo Mena
Guevara
Republic
the Republic
Office of American States
la Paz
Lopez Munoz
Gustavo Ricardo Machin
Alejandro
Juan Acuna
Joaquin
Tanya
Tokyo Rose
Loyola
China
Debray
Havana
Coco Peredo
Inti
Fidel Castro
Meeds tells tale of lifelong Republican who switches at 90
In Washington Rep. Lloyd Meeds shares jokes on a 90 year old Republican who learns he has six months to live and registers as a Democrat. The column surveys brief oddities from politics and culture, including a mock merger idea and tax-time observations.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Lloyd Meeds
Wash
Texas Southmost
Swarthmore
Swarthmore-Southmost
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
Post
Washington News on Negro Urban Migrations and Slum Fights
Washington correspondent argues that U S slum problems persist not just from missteps here but reflect broader European urban decay. He notes Paris London and Rhine Ruhr slums and compares migration patterns to the United States where about five million Negroes moved to cities in the last 25 years.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
Daniel P. Moynihan
United States
Peter Hall
Paris
France
London
Paddington
Rhine- Ruhr
West Germany
Moynihan
U.S
Great Northern
South
America
Mankind must choose the life he wants by Russell Kirk
In this essay Kirk warns that pollution and reliance on fossil fuels threaten the climate. He cites Dr. James Lodge predicting a 2030 cooling trend and possible ice age effects if emissions continue, urging action to clear the atmosphere and curb auto pollution.
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Lodge
American Chemical Society
Readers invited to send letters to Peoples Forum
Journal invites letters for publication in People’s Forum. Letters should be written on one side of paper only and copied if written on both sides. A reader praises the enthusiastic performers in a rain and shine Biddeford demonstration noting the band members and majorettes.
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Biddeford
Iweathers
Dave Astor
The Needle and Crabs: Freeman Admits Crabgrass Issue
A satirical note recalls public figures admitting faults from politics to health and education. The column jokes that Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman’s crabgrass admission mirrors past confessions and ends with a quip about subsidies.
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Orville
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