Tin Can And Politician Garbage Man's Nemesis
Columbus AP report on a national conference by Ohio Health Department officials and university researchers. Speakers warn that disposal of 150 million tons of garbage yearly requires research into cheaper, better methods. The talk centers on incineration composting and landfilling while politics and funding hinder progress.
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Tin Can
Garbage Man
Columbus, Ohio
America
George H. Eagle
The
Ohio
Health Department
L. E. Crane
U.S. Public Health Service
Ohio Health Department
TTR
Dublin
Haslth Gareina
Eugene Glyssia
University of Michigan
Mother And Babies Die After Holbrook Train Crash
In Holbrook Arizona a Santa Fe Chief passenger train struck a stalled car on the tracks. Jack Bever, his wife Sally, and three children were in the car. Mrs Bever escaped with the baby, while three others died inside the wreckage and Ivan Bever died later from injuries.
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Holbrook, Ariz
Holbrook
Jack Bever
Bever
Sally
Santa Fe
Bevers
James
Blanche
Mman
Ivan
Troops Return to Ft Bragg From Dominican Republic and NATO Games
About 3,200 soldiers of the 82nd Airborne return to Ft Bragg from service in the Dominican Republic and NATO exercises near Istanbul. Fifty one paratroopers arrived Friday at Pope AFB greeted by Maj. Gen. Joe Lawrie. Another 1,600 men arrive Saturday after noon, with roughly 1,600 more returning from NATO drills east of Istanbul.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
82Nd Airborne Division
Dominican Republic
NATO
Turkey
Pope Air Force Base
Joe &. Lawrie
Istanbul
New York Press War Shuts Seven Dailies
AP reports the Publishers Association brokered talks as New York dailies face a deadlocked labor dispute. The New York Herald Tribune withdraws and plans to resume, while a union negotiator says no settlement in sight this weekend or early next week. The strike halts presses at seven of eight major New York papers, idle 17,000 workers.
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NEW York
Assard
Cain
Cy Brake
New York Herald Tribune
Tao
New York Times
Aflcio New York Newspaper Guild
This Times
Fulbright urges US to foster change without aiding communism
Senator J William Fulbright warns the United States must promote dignity and social reform while not equating reform movements with Soviet style upheaval. He cautions officials against confusing Communist support with control and stresses careful engagement rather than revolutionary endorsement.
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ST. Louis
J. William Fulbrigh
San
United States
Fulbriaty
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
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W. A. Herney
Sue McAdams
Louise Welborn
Cordin Lewis
L. Hutchens
National Food Stores
Joe Harrison
John Hutchens
Louise Elliott
Willie Peace
Charles Kirby
Eve
U.S
Sen. Fulbright
New York Post
Association
Berald Tribune
Walter N. Thayer
Dispatch
Iby
Post-Dispatch
Rose
N. Wrenn
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