DDT's Rise and Fall Sparks Environmental Fight
The article traces DDT from a hailed pest fighter to a global danger. It notes EPA bans, court battles, and quotes Roderick Cameron and Charles Warster on safer alternatives. It details Montrose Chemical and Cor nell input, WHO malaria efforts, and ecological fallout from DDT in food chains.
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New York
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Eovironmental Protection Agency
United States
Roderick Cameron
Environmental Defense Fund
Long Island
Cameron
Charles (. Warster
State University of New York At
Stony Brook
Montrose Chemical Co
Enual
Hie
Ting
Ruth
San Francisco
Dup
Vattig Compell
Callfornia Growers
Lee Mont C. Cole
Cornell Universsity
Borneo
Bombing Strikes North Vietnam Yet Fails to Halt War Effort
In Saigon, officials acknowledge intensified U S bombing has weakened North Vietnam's conventional war means but cannot stop the southward movement of men and weapons. Analysts expect targeted destruction of industrial plants and ports to pressure Hanoi into negotiations, while North Vietnam persists with hit and run tactics despite air power advances. The conflict remains influenced by political moves and Soviet and Chinese support, not solely military force.
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ULM
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Nikolai Podgorny
Henry Kissinger
Peking
Bne
U.S. Air Force
Ba Hey
Hat
Saigon
Central Committee of
Communist Party
South Vietnam
South
Quang ‘Wri
Binh Dinh
Pilot Leach Begins Again In Wyoming
Missing plane search resumes near Fox Park in the Wyoming mountains as authorities locate a propeller spinner matching the missing twin engine plane. Pilot Sam Drummond, 63, vanished May 9 after departing Denver en route to Salt Lake City, triggering a large air search from Denver to Salt Lake City.
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Laramie
Wyo
Englewood
Pox Wark
Here
Sam Drummond
Denver
Salt Lake City
Wyoming
Colorado
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Drummond
Fox Park
Japan Tops Exports to Arab World Surpasses USSR
In a shift of trade, Japan rises to fifth in exports to the Arab World, overtaking the Soviet Union. Arab nations import around 2 billion dollars annually from Japan, with Germany, France, and West Germany each nearing 1.8 billion.
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Cairo
Unio
Haly
Japan
Eiltin
France
West Gervany
Rubber output rises in Southeast Asia region
Southeast Asia grows rubber on about 15 million acres and supplies roughly 2 percent of global production. The region yields around 2.25 million tons yearly, valued at about 3.8 billion dollars, with Malaysia and related markets highlighted amid this expansion.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Southeast Asia
Corps of Engineers
Sturgis
Rapid City Mayor cautions on recovery after disaster
Rapid City faced extensive flooding with thousands homeless as Rapid Creek overflowed. Mayor Donald Iarrielt warned that many bodies may never be recovered while Civil Defense tallies and federal aid efforts shape rebuilding plans.
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Gapld Cluuy
Calon
Donald Iarrielt
Cheyore
Missouri
Civil Defense
Trapid Mty
Rapid Creek
Mack [Ils
Barnett
Office of Emergency Preparedness
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