Trash explosion and the mounting U S waste problem
The piece warns of a global trash explosion as the United States scrapes 100 million tires yearly and generates millions of tons of paper plastic cans and bottles. It cites rising living standards and changing disposal methods from burning to burying, plus potential reuse and tire recycling as answers. It also notes a surge in toy purchases and a shift away from toy guns to reduce violence.
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Panama Canal
Philadelphia
Folcroft
Darby
Soviet Union
U.S. Interior Department
Crisis in obedience upheaval hits church power shift
A broad clash within the church unfolds as Vatican disputes raise questions about authority. Cardinal O Boyle faces discipline of priests over birth control while in San Antonio Archbishop Lucy confronts an ecclesiastical insurrection led by seminary officials and 127 seminarians appealing to the Pope. The piece frames a historic shift in church power, comparing Latin American and Protestant tensions to a crisis in obedience across the Roman Catholic hierarchy.
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Los Angeles
Washington
Patrick Cardinal O'Boyle
Vatican
Robert E. Lucy
Assumption Major Seminary
Latin America
Democratic opposition urged to give Nixon a fair honeymoon
A prominent Democrat argues for constructive opposition to the incoming Nixon administration and a fair chance to address war and urban crime. He cites past bipartisan cooperation as a model and advocates party reform led by Humphrey and supported by Muskie Kennedy and McGovern, while McCarthy's faction faces an uncertain path ahead.
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Nixon
Estes
Howers
White House
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusetts
George McGovern
South Dakota
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Humphrey
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Nedy
Robert Kennedy
Ted
Kennedy
Senate
Quake Threats Raise Alarm Over California Future
A report cites Dr. Charles E. Fichter of Caltech predicting likely devastation in parts of California from a major earthquake. It notes the 5 000 yearly worldwide quakes reported by the National Earthquake Information Center and discusses fault lines, potential epicenters near Mt. Carmel Illinois, and dire warnings about California including San Francisco.
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Charles E. Fichter
California Institute of Technology
California
National Earthquake Information Center
Rockville
Donald Roll
Loyola University
San Francisco
Haight - Ashbury
Life Magazine
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Richter
Cal Tech
No Escape from Sonic Booms Predicted by Scientists
Interior Department backed study warns SST flights could buffet up to 40 million people near air corridors with frequent sonic booms. Millions more farther away would hear lower intensity booms. Scientists urge banning supersonic flights over populated areas pending tests, while proponents push SST as the future.
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Don Graff
Interior Department
Letters welcome to the Daily Times
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