No Fog to Hide Jack the Ripper London Miracle Cleanup
London’s Clean Air Acts of 1956 1968 and 1969 cut smoke 70 percent with fogs vanished and sunshine up 50 percent. Birds return rivers clear plant life revived public buildings cleaned costing London nearly 74 million dollars. A UK poll shows Britons willing to pay higher taxes for a cleaner environment.
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Richard HP
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Johnny Cash on Grand Ole Opry stage in Nashville
Hollywood correspondent notes Johnny Cash calling the Grand Ole Opry Carnegie Hall of country music. The piece debates Opry power, television’s impact, and Nashville’s hold on country industry, crediting the city’s talent and songcraft for enduring leadership. It mentions Miss Walker’s $80 million annual industry impact and Johnny Cash’s preference for performing at home.
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Buddy Killen
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
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Storks Face Turbulent Night in Wake County News
Local wire service reports a confusing nor ketch of events as residents in Wake County react to a sudden maritime incident. Officials, including Peter Neespaper from Enterprise Aisi, address the crowd and promise further updates.
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Board of Guardians
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Thames
Royal Commission On Environmental Pollution
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