Europe thaw ends. jet stream altered by nuclear blasts
Dr. Irving P. Kirch asserts nuclear detonations sped change the jet stream altering its path from poles to a globe spanning wave. A brutal northeast snowstorm buried the U S under half a foot of snow while Arctic cold kept pressing south to Texas and Florida.
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Troopers Prepare to Enforce Clemson Entrance
State Troopers arrived on the Clemson College campus to guard the admission of Harvey Ganti the first Black student at a white public school in South Carolina. Officials expect no violence but stay ready for possible riots as in Mississippi. Troopers carry gear signaling they may stay several days under Captain P F Thompson’s command.
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Clemson Integration Sparks Tight Security At Campus
Officers from state and federal agencies reinforced Clemson University as 18 year old Gantt faced admission order from a Federal Court. President R C Edwards warned that any misbehavior could lead to expulsion, while lawyer Matthew Perry defended Gantt as calm and unfazed. Gov Russell urged law and order without violence amid appeals from leaders in religion business and education.
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Call To Double Food Supplies By 1980 Says UN Food Agency
Rome reports that world food supplies must be doubled by 1980 and trebled by the end of the century to achieve a moderate improvement in general nutritional levels. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization released the findings here.
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Record Migrant Flow to Africa
Durban reports reveal a record migrant influx to South Africa with many from Britain. Immigration Minister Alf Trollip cites Britain’s restrictions and the Cape crisis as driving factors. Last year about 20 000 immigrants arrived. the department spends nearly 4.2 million annually on recruitment campaigns.
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