Gasbuggy and the dream of natural gas deposits
The Gasbuggy project in New Mexico aims to release natural gas by a 26 000 ton underground nuclear explosion. If successful, US gas reserves could double by accessing about 300 trillion cubic feet. The test raises safety questions about radioactivity but past underground blasts show no accidents, and its timing mirrors the 1942 Chicago chain reaction anniversary noted by AEC chairman Seaborg who envisions nuclear energy expanding to a brighter future.
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Bureau of Mines
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Glenn T. Seaborg
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A Boost In Will Power
The Food and Drug Administration finds anti smoking pills offer little help without will power. Yet some call pills a psychological aid while noting the vast national smoking total and the need for a sustained personal commitment. The piece cites 551 billion cigarettes this year and 215 packs per adult 18 plus. It ends with a biblical verse quote.
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Food and Drug Administration
Will Power
Department of Agriculture
Johnson Connally ties and tensions shape Texas politics
President Johnson and Texas Governor Connally share a long, complex bond. Though allies in public life, they are fiercely independent and often at odds. Connally’s retirement upends Texas Democrats, heightening primary chaos and weakening the Johnson Humphrey ticket.
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Texas
John Connally
Connally
Johnson - Humphrey
Public can curb obscene movie ads by withholding support
Dave Began Here And There argues readers know from ads and news columns what a film is about. He says public action beats censorship, urging letters to lawmakers and boycott to press producers. He notes gum chewing and popcorn noises ruin moviegoing and urges reader engagement.
Get Tough With The French In Debt Plea
Washington argues the United States should demand repayment of World War I and II loans from France as De Gaulle pursues an independent path. It notes France owes about 6.9 billion for WWI and 0.3 billion from WWII, with most payments long overdue, and urges gold payments to the United States to back its money.
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United States
de Gaulle
France
America
Congress
DeGaulle
Europe
France Germany reparations link drains US loans
France cites German WWI reparations as reason for nonpayment while the United States denies any connection. About two billion dollars in US loans to France have matured and passed due with interest. US officials say the balance of payments would improve if France settles its debts, as gold outflows trigger new restraints.
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France
Germany
United States
Middletown Journal Publishing Details and Rates
The Journal published daily by News-Journal, Inc. at S Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio 45042. Entered as second class mail matter. Subscription rates list per copy, weekly, and annual mail options with different regional terms and rates. Founded in 1857.
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Readers Press For Say In Consolidation
In response to a letter on consolidation Mrs. Tom Rothfuss and others are urged to vote. The writer notes that referendum rights were changed and urges restoring the vote while expressing concerns about safety on nearby streets and thanking local responders and hospital staff after a car accident.
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Tom Rothfuss
Trenton
Hopkins
Roush
Barney
Hazardous Ellen Drive Block 1200 On Wet Weather
A notice warns of dangerous road conditions in the 1200 block of Ellen Drive between Wildwood Road and Bexley Drive during bad weather. Drivers are advised to exercise caution and expect slick surfaces and reduced visibility.
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Ellen Drive
Wildwood Road
Bexley Drive
Parents thank all who aided son after Oct 31 accident
As the parents of Michael Mannon we express gratitude to everyone who helped and prayed for our son during his time of need following his accident on October 31.
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Michael Mannon
M.ke
Letter to the Editor condemns obscene movie ads
A reader praises Mrs Freeman for opposing obscene movie advertisements and argues that obscenity is evident in scantily clad imagery and suggestive poses. The writer blames movie makers for catering to a public appetite for filth and urges a return to decency and worship of God.
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Mrs. Freeman
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