New UN Agencies Form to Coordinate Global Environmental Work
Washington AP reports two new UN agencies UNEP and MAB move to coordinate worldwide environmental programs under UNESCO and the Stockholm agreement. The plan creates 15 action spheres from pollution to energy and includes US funding proposals up to 40 million dollars.
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Washington
Stockholm
United Nations
U.N
UNAB
UNEP
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
MAB
Council On Man and the Biosphere
U.n.s
MAR
USN
Maurice Strong
United States
Congress
U.S
Noel Brown
Strone
Geneva
Brown
State Department
U.N. Environmental Fund
House
Antioch College Reopens Amid Strike After Seven Weeks
Classes resumed at Antioch College in Yellow Springs Ohio marking seven weeks since the strike. Police and deputies cleared barriers at the administration building as 350 students had struck over financial aid guarantees for four years despite protests and barricades.
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Yellow Springs
Ohio
UPS
Antioch College
Greene County
Common Pleas
Russell Bradley
iDean
College
Ewell
Baron Conrad
Antioch
Salt Mines Gain Anew From Positive Public Image
Washington dispatch reports salt mines long seen negatively are actually healthy inviting places. The Wiehevka mine in Poland draws tourists with a thousand year history, mild year round climate, and crystal chandeliers. A nearby sanatorium network and smaller facilities offer relief for asthma and respiratory issues, reflecting professional claims of salubrious and therapeutic benefits.
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Washington
Wiehevka
Poland
Mores
National Geographic Sect
Colonial Salt Makers and Early Methods Highlighted
A fragmented article traces ancient salt production from briny pools and seaside brines to medieval mining and colonial ventures. It notes Chinese seaweed boiling, evaporating ponds, and rock salt mining, and mentions Governor William Bradford’s critique of early salt works in Plymouth.
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Dead Sea
Obhams Sant
William Bradford
Plymouth
America
Scadential
Lubbock Obedience School Sees Low Turnout
Police report a small turnout at the AX-9 Squadsmen obedience school opening at Mae Simmons Park. Capt. Keith Stuart notes only three persons with dogs attended Monday morning and warns continued operation depends on higher registration. classes run weekdays 10 to 11:20 a.m. for two weeks.
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Lubbock
Mae Simmons Park
24Th Street
Quirt Avenue
Keith Stuart
Parol
Stuart
Anderson Named Dean at Texas Tech College of Education
Dr. Robert H. Anderson, renowned for early childhood education and the first Harvard professorship in elementary education, was named dean of Texas Tech University College of Education by President Grover B. Murray. He will assume duties before fall semester, succeeding the late Gordon C. Lee. He has directed workshops in Europe and Asia and served as a consultant and speaker globally.
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Robert H. Anderson
Harvard
Texas Tech University
College of Education
Tech
Grover B. Murray
Anderson
Gordon C. Lee
Murray
Lee
Germany
France
Italy
Singapore
United States
Canada
Europe
Caribbean
Middle East
Far East
Australia
New Zealand
University of Wisconsin
Liberal Arts
University of Chicago
iHarvard University
Growing Mosquito Threat Prompts Call for Biological Controls
The National Academy of Sciences warns mosquitoes kill about one million people annually and chemical weapons are fading. A six page report urges funding for biological controls with breakthroughs possible in five years, including larval eating fish and waterborne toxin plants.
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Washington
UPS
National Academy of Sciences
Academy
Apartheid Roots Rise From 1948 National Victory in South Africa
UPI reports on the 1948 National party win over the United party by 79 to 74 seats and the subsequent expansion to 118 National seats in an enlarged parliament. It notes pioneering leaders and the shift to separate development as policy, with 15 million Africans restricted to traditional homelands while whites control most land.
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Michael Keats
Johannesburg
UPI
Groot Woordeboek
Paul Sauer
National Party
South Africa
United Party
Jan Smuts
Progressive Party
Lan
Union
Britain
J. Barry J Herzog
Daniel Malan
Johannes Strijdom
Hendrik Verswoerd
John Verster
Africa
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Swaziland
Sobhuza I
Selassie
Apar
Sauer
National Party Commission
SHARE Your Cousin Kate Cele ielas Phone
The fragment lists SHARE as a topic and mentions ielas and a phone contact for Your Cousin Kate. No clear event or person details are readable. The item appears as a clipped notice or short classifieds teaser.
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Kate
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