Pollution Responsibility shared in air and water cleanup effort
Armco Steel plans 15.5 million to clear red smoke from Middletown skies and 20.5 million to remove water pollutants entering the Great Miami River. Industry and government must share responsibility and individuals must adopt realistic controls to curb air and water pollution.
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Armco Steel
Middletown
Miami Valley
Miami River
Armco
Offshore airports urged as solution for future supersonic travel
A consultant to a major aircraft maker proposes pier-supported offshore airports to handle future supersonic transports. The piece argues airports must connect to city centers and suggests specialized field complexes for different traffic to avoid constant expansion of city outskirts.
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Leonard H. Quick
Douglas Aircraft Co
New Attitude Helps Woman Make Friends From Enemies
Norman V. Peale recounts a married woman in the Midwest who changed her life by replacing self pity with faith and kindness. She describes smiling at laundromat patrons, helping others, and renewing hope, noting her husband also grows kinder as she maintains discipline and belief in change.
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Midwest
Crawdad causes household chaos in rural Ohio tale
In Hamilton Sol Riegel and his family confront a runaway 4 inch crawdad gifted to Janey by a neighbor. Janey fears the crustacean, Sol traps it, then flings it away, declaring no more crustaceans in the household. The piece shifts to a planning Dept clerk, Shirley Olsen, who writes soldiers in Vietnam and receives four acceptances from servicemen.
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Sol Riegel
Hamilton
Oxford
Sol
Contreras
Janey
Frankie Robinson
Riegel
Shirley Olsen
Clinton Ave
Butler County
Vietnam
San Francisco
APO
Buckley Detractors Probe Hoover In Quiet Tug Of Loyalties
In a heated exchange, critics of J Edgar Hoover clash with supporters of Robert Kennedy over loyalty and truth. The piece notes past FBI actions against communists and raises questions about wiretapping limits and the role of the attorney general and courts. A case of a $36,000 insurance fraud via drowning is described as a stark example of tapping for nonsecurity reasons.
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Robert Kennedy
Murray Kempton
The
New Republic
New York Post
Kempton
FBI
Helen Currey Flynn
Mr. Kempton
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
House Un-American Activities Committee
Harry Truman
Mr. Hoover
United States
North Pole
John
James
Frank Costello
Costello
Frank
Retirement trip to Europe for seniors sparks dream season
The piece outlines a three week 2000 dollar European tour from Paris through the Channel ports Belgium Holland Rhine Moselle valleys Luxembourg and northern French battlefields. It notes costs for two travelers about 700 dollars round trip flight plus hotel meals car rental insurance and language hurdles.
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Europe
Paris
Channel
Belgium
Holland
Rhine
Moselle
Luxembourg
France
New York
le Po
Maurice
Denkerque
Upper Rhine
Bonn
Chicago
Koblenz
Trier
Metz
Verdun
Rheims
Yellowstone
Leaflets Weigh Heavily in Vietnam War Efforts
SAIGON reports leaflet circulation expanding into a full time job for pilots. Three million issues dropped over North Vietnam show Johnson's pledge to allied forces and call for victory. Viet Cong have surrendered over 45,000 since 1964.
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Saigon
Vietnam
North Vietnam
LBJ
Hanoi
Bill Westmoreland
U. S
Cam Ranh Bay
Republic of Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
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Bob Considine
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