Water Pollution Action Turns Legal Now Under Nixon Plan
Opinion piece notes a shift from voluntary hearings to prosecutions under the Water Pollution Control Act. It cites hearings against Toledo Ohio and several companies, with mandatory step by step clean up plans and possible court injunctions. It highlights Lake Erie pollution, costs of cleaning rivers and air, and Secretary Hickel's push as part of a broader federal anti pollution effort.
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Washington
Toledo
Ohio
Water Pollution Control Administration
Hickel
Lake Erie
Kansas
Oklahoma
America
Henry Jackson
United States
Nixon
Corry Streets Rebuilt Under Two Year Program
Corry resumes street resurfacing with improvements on Mead Avenue Maple Avenue Fairview Street East South Street and a Marion patch job funded by low cost programs. Community notes include a contract bridge event at North Center Street with Mrs Frank Graft and Mrs Waller H Scott winning awards. A St Edward's P T A meeting hosted 35 members with Sisters of Mercy teaching and new members welcomed.
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Mead Avenue
Maple ‘Aver
Fairview Street
East South Ae
Marion
Frank Graft
Sones
Contract Bridge Club
St. Edward's School
P.T.A
Francis Graves
Sisters of Mercy
Local Man Wins $1000 Prize in Goodrich Contest
Litz of North Center street has been notified by Goodrich Rubber Co that he won first prize in a recent advertising and business promotion contest. An award of $1,000 will be given to the Corry man. Percy Corbin has left Brownell Shoe Market to become assistant manager at Newhouse Shoehouse.
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Percy Corbin
Brownell Shoe Market
North Center Street
Newhouse Shoehouse
Ho Chi Minh A Mystery
Washington notes that despite a vast intelligence apparatus the death of Ho Chi Minh creates uncertainty about North Vietnam's course. The piece traces Ho's multiple aliases and elusive life, contrasting CIA limits with Hanoi secrecy. It also mixes unrelated items on Navy training flights, HEW maps, and Coca Cola hearings for a broad, opinionated column feel.
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Washington
Ho Chi Minh
Vietnam
CIA
Hanoi
Nixon pick Haynsworth sparks mixed Civil Rights clash
Paul Harvey decries opposition to Clement Haynsworth for Supreme Court, noting a liberal Senate may block confirmation. Edward Brooke urges careful review while critics from Southern states protest. Other remarks refer to citrus marketing, Las Vegas flights, and Coca Cola nutrition efforts intertwined with political chatter.
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Little Foxes
Senate
Haynsworth
Money Worries and Political Appointments Reflections
A column laments NYC bus fare change rules favoring exact coins over change making. The piece shifts to political notices listing state and federal representatives, and concludes with reflections on Judge Haynsworth and the presidential appointment process.
Profitsharing Grows Worldwide Driven by Various Plans
Profit sharing expands globally with government and voluntary plans reaching millions. In France five million workers are covered, the United States hosts over 77,000 deferred plans plus many cash plans, while Britain Canada West Germany Italy and Holland run diverse schemes. The United States leads in plan diversity and adoption, with trends showing cash plans boosting morale in smaller firms and deferred plans favored by larger employers.
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David Smyth
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
France
United States
Great Britain
Canada
West Germany
Italy
Holland
Denmark
Mexico
Foundation
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
American Motors
Signade Steel Strapping Co
Chicago
Signade
Procter & Gamble
Eastman Kodak
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Paar And Lions by Cynthia Lowry
New York AP reports Jack Paar turns lions story into an absorbing NBC hour. Paar adopts a cub, funds relocation of three lionesses to Florida, and films their reunion with the caregiver. CBS airs The Singers, NBC previews A Country Happening, and White's Making of the President examines 1968 Nixon rise.
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New York
Jack Paar
Manhattan
NBC
Paar
Amani
Bronxville
Africa
Florida
Jack
Theodore H. White
Richard M. Nixon
White House
CBS Tonight
White
Soviet Union
India
China
Dora
St. Augustine
Jacksonville Beach
Charles de Gaulle
Czechoslovakia
Today in History highlights from 1776 to 195
On this date in 1776 the term United States became official replacing United Colonies. Other events include California’s statehood in 1850, territories for New Mexico and Utah in 1850, Sun Yat sen’s revolutionary start in 1834, and postwar events in 1945 1950s and 1960s. Also notes a federal injunction against George Wallace in 1963.
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Associated Press
United States
California
New Mexico
Utah
Sun Yat Gen Jed
China
Nanking
U.S
South Korea
Japan
Guy George C. Wallace
Alabama
Birmingham
Suskegee
Mobile
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Corry
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Sinh Cung
Nguyen Tat Thanh
Ai Quoc
Nguyen the
Russia
Ho the Enlightened
Navy
Las Vegas
Tail Hood Association
Politics
HEW
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Wallace
Humphrey
Coca Cola
J. Paul Austin
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Talmadge
Patchinsky
Austin
Paul Harvey
Supreme Court
Clement Haynsworth Jr
South Carolina
Edward Brooke
High Court
Thomas Moorer
Chief of
Naval Operations
Louisiana
Allen Ellender
Coca Cola Company
New York City
George Washington
Assemblyman Forest Hopkins
North East
State Capitol
Harrisburg
James Willard
Pulaski
Mercer County
Hugh Scott
Richard Schweiker
Washington, D.C
Joseph Vigorito
Erie
House
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Atty
John Mitchell
Greenville, D.C
Profit Sharing Research Foundation
Evanston
Cynthia Lowry
CBS
Dick Martin
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Knaeey
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