ACM Colleges Launch Periodicals Bank for Shared Journals
Ten Associated Colleges of the Midwest join Coe College in Chicago to access 1150 journal sets via teletype from a central Periodicals Bank. Photos copy requests mailed from Chicago. delivery 1 4 days. Initial funds include 270 education grant and 500000 from ACM schools. annual dues 2000 per college.
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Ats Coter
Bovis Coneses
Coe
ACM
Bank of Periodicals
Coe College
Midwest
Chicago
Cornell
Grinnell
Iowa
Everett Howells
U.S. Office of Education
Pollution and climate trends tied to carbon dioxide data
ESSA climatologists say winter warming and cooling trends may reflect carbon dioxide from coal and oil. Dust and smoke from industrial activity also increase atmospheric particles, possibly offsetting warming and affecting winters in North America and Europe. Russian and Japanese scientists note similar links with dust rise observed globally.
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Gazette
Washington
ESSA
Murray
Mitchell
North America
Europe
Robert A. McCormick
Public Health Service
Syukuroki
Geographic Society
Science Services Administration
Davos
Switzerland
Mauna Loa Observatory
Hawaii
Richard Scammon
Air Force
R. L
Bohannon
al Center
Richard M. Nixon
G.O.P
The
Sun
Congress
Nixon
Vanderlings
England
Canada
Legisla J
Virginia
INIA
National Jogging Assn
Massachusetts
Woman
Odds and ends from Washington feature quirky jokes
A collage of Washington humor notes politicians and events. Missouri freshman Jim Symington performs a mock phone call with his father Senator Stuart Symington about running for Congress. Barry Goldwater jokes about being a kamikaze pilot, sparking laughter from Secretary Rogers.
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Washington
UPI
Jim Symington
Missouri
Sen
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Senate
William P. Rogers
Goldwater
Rogers
U.S. urged to clarify arms goals and seek talks with Moscow
Former disarmament negotiator George Rathjens of MIT calls for the United States to define military objectives and begin negotiations with the Russians to avert a renewed arms race. He argues reciprocal unilateral restraints on new weapons are essential and notes both sides would likely react to each other’s deployments with countermeasures.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
George Rathjens
Massachusetts Institute of Tecnology
Rathjens
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Soviet Union
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