Pleasant Garbage Hills Spark Eco Recreation Trend
A Virginia Beach hill 72 feet by 100 feet by 15 percent dirt and 85 percent garbage is nearing completion as an environmentally minded disposal project. Officials report it stores more waste than expected and will become a park with a Soap Box Derby ramp, amphitheater, tennis courts, and baseball diamonds, with Chicago planning a similar 1000-foot garbage hill for ski and recreation use.
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Bomb hoax echoes Doomsday Flight in 747 scare
Rod Serling notes he regrets writing the Doomsday Flight script about a bomb on a plane that explodes under a certain altitude. A 747 with 379 people faced a telephone threat below 5,000 feet in Denver, but no bomb was found. Authorities urge serious handling of such threats. Psalm 18 28 is cited.
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Not Just Rock Gathering
A nostalgic column recalls Apollo astronauts and missions from Armstrong and Aldrin to Apollo 16 commander John Young. It references Dick Gordon and Jack Swigert, Stu Roosa, Jim Lovell, Fred Haise, and others while noting postflight roles and ongoing space history.
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Time Of Great Retreat As Moon Mission Caps Decade Of Doubt
The piece laments a retreating United States after lunar exploration by David Scott James Irwin and Alfred Worden. It recalls Truman era containment, Viet Nam policy, and critiques isolationism, military industrial complex support, and Nixon era shifts while warning of fading global influence and a decaying national resolve.
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Soviet aid and influence expand worldwide in tense U S debate
The piece argues that Soviet financing and military assistance to countries across Africa Asia and Latin America have increased Moscow's influence. It cites explicit sums and projects in Egypt Syria India and Iran plus ties with Cuba and other nations, urging a factual congressional look at foreign aid and its implications for U S security.
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