Government moves against Sierra Club over Grand Canyon dam stance
A San Francisco conservation group faces possible loss of tax exempt status after an IRS warning for political activity following an ad in the New York Times and Washington Post urging opposition to Marble Gorge and Bridge Canyon Dams on the Colorado River. The club argues it protects a natural wonder from exploitation, while Washington backs large dams for electricity and water, framing it as public service rather than politics.
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They Come California Population Trends in the Bulletin
The June Population Bulletin highlights California as the nation’s most populous state, noting a 48.5 percent rise in the 1950s-60s and projections of 25 million by 1980 and 50 million by 2000. It warns of air and water pollution, urban sprawl, and falling living standards, urging pollution control, birth control education, and possible immigration law revisions.
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This Day In Review: Notable Historical Moments
United Press International notes a fantastical misquote about Burrelal challenging Hamilton, a 1936 Hitler Austrian frontier treaty, Eisenhower’s 1952 Republican nomination, and the 1955 Air Force Academy at Lowry Base Colorado, ending with Thoreau’s reflection on beauty as a moral test.
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Moririe RysKind July Fourth Interview With Rip Van Winkle
A park bench philosopher of twenty years laments the loss of patriotic spirit on the Fourth. He recalls Washington, Hale, and Valley Forge with worn skepticism toward modern schooling and university politics. He criticizes antiwar dissent and warns against abandoning Old Glory and the don’t tread on me emblem.
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British scientists claim methane to protein breakthrough
Countdown notes two British scientists claim a method to convert methane gas into protein. The article hints at implications for industry and food supply, suggesting a potential shift in protein sourcing. It also mentions Defense Secretary McNamara as a possible GOP presidential candidate and his possible inclusion on the ticket.
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Why Does Government Have To Do Everything
An opinion piece argues Western Hemisphere and U S job programs mirror Britain and Europe failed efforts. It notes U S relocation pilots move workers to new areas, with screening reducing 9,800 applicants to about 2,500 job-capable and 800 openings. Of 319 willing to move, 87 percent reportedly stayed employed. Critics question efficiency versus market lead.
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The People Speak US Taxpayers Finance U N
A letter argues the United States funds most U N operations, via direct and indirect methods, covering the Soviet financed treasury deficit since 1945. It contends Soviet nonpayment and global aid make US taxpayers bear the United Nations costs, undermining US sovereignty.
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Prayer For Today Readiness To Guide Youth
A prayer pleads for divine guidance to influence youth by addressing agencies shaping minds, urging openness to recognize factors affecting young people and to remove elements that cause temptation or stumbling.
Jazzmen Earn Europe Trip Glowing Paper Praise
Editor thanks the newspaper for publicity helping the Jazzmen's bid for a Europe trip. Expresses appreciation for Leona Ward's article and asks to pass thanks to her.
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Pucci Thanks Daily Review for Endorsement in Judgeship Race
Roy Pucci expresses gratitude for fair coverage in the Municipal Judgeship election and for the Daily Review endorsement of his candidacy.
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