Reclaimed Water Not A New Story
A discussion notes widespread public resistance to reclaimed water yet argues all water is reused by nature and industry. It calls for public education and cites Canada’s bacon packaging display as a taste for transparency. It also critiques federal urban rebuild plans and praises local community leadership in renewal efforts. New York police confront bootleg cigarette smuggling from North Carolina.
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The Shame And Fame Of O Henry
A memorial look at William Sydney Porter known as O Henry. Born 1862 in Greensboro North Carolina he became a famed short story writer after a troubled life including embezzlement trial flight imprisonment and eventual literary fame in New York.
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Rusk Statement Maps U S Policy on Red China
Secretary of State Dean Rusk released a comprehensive policy declaration on U S relations with Peiping China. He notes consulting Chinese historians and language experts, says China and Moscow compete for world leadership, and calls for restraint and cooperation while rejecting a military attack on the mainland.
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Falling plane metaphor frames Johnson budget critique
Paul Harvey mocks the Johnson administration as a falling plane with a cheerful pilot while polling reforms focus on inflation, education aid, and social programs. The piece contrasts regular versus posted budgets, highlighting large spending rises and voter-financed benefits, ending with a stern jab at purchasing voters with their own money.
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Just A Pup Becomes Open Letter To Hit-and-Run Driver
An open letter condemns a driver who struck a beagle named Bing-ee on Manchester Road around 1 15 p m last Thursday. The writer urges accountability, noting a child’s heartbreak and a family witness who saw the incident.
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A Square Deal For Our Indians 60 Years Late
Bob Considine argues the Taos Pueblo Blue Lake case shows long delays in recognizing religious rights of Native Americans. He notes the 1906 seizure of 50,000 acres, shrine status acknowledgments by the Indian Claims Commission, and a New Mexico senator's bill to grant legal title once Congress acts. He contrasts with other U.S. foreign policy critiques.
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Seven UK students cross Channel on a bed with motors
Seven British college students crossed the 21 mile English Channel aboard a four poster bed fitted with two outboard motors. The playful feat mocks dormitory rivalries as U.S. colleges react to the quirky voyage. An abandoned hydrogen bomb storage cavern near Burnham is being converted into a mushroom farm, offering a surprising new use for the space.
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