National Geographic Society projects vast rise in home pools this year
Fact by John Reynolds argues about 20,600 family pools will be built in America this year and 20,000 last year, pushing total pools to about 56,000. The piece notes critics betting on higher costs, DIY kits at 1500 dollars, and designer shapes while manufacturers offer aids like leaf-skimmers and underwater vacuums. It mentions a Florida couple with a pool in the living room and the social satire surrounding backyard pool ownership.
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Twining Khrushchev proposal viewed as informal
Washington officials treat Gen. Nathan Twining's Moscow remark inviting Khrushchev to Washington as a casual gesture not a formal invitation. Khrushchev reportedly declined, citing no plan for top Soviet leaders to visit. Lawmakers voiced mixed support, seeking sincerity before any invitation. Fort Lewis to begin fluoridated water treatment as funds allow.
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Protective alarm concept for pool safety and mirage-style illusion
A proposed protective alarm for pool areas addresses child fall risks while noting some visitors stay to swim. The idea includes an optical mirage-like setup placed in a neighbor's yard to deter casual calls, pairing safety with a visual deterrent.
Dems Map Safety-First Civil Rights Plank
Democratic strategists craft a safety-first civil rights plank for the national convention to avoid a Chicago flare up. The draft aims to woo minority voters while resisting sharp clashes over school integration and court rulings, balancing party divisions and federal pressures.
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Keotane Formula Sparks Skelly Patent Filing
Gum acts as the binder for carbon and lead deposits in combustion chambers affecting horsepower pep and gas mileage. As deposits build up the engine loses efficiency. Keotane's action is so distinct that Skelly has filed a patent application for its gasoline formulation.
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