New BP protein from waste shows promise for world food supply
A British Petroleum project uses bacteria to extract protein from petroleum refining waste. The process yields about 22.5 pounds of protein per ton of hydrocarbons and may feed cattle and eventually humans in protein short regions. A French plant plans commercial production by 1970 and a reporter found the ham from such fed pigs indistinguishable from conventional ham.
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British Petroleum
France
Public Parks Chief Flees Python Weigh-In
Victor Tedesco St Paul parks commissioner backed by public goodwill declines to finish the Como Park Zoo's 16 foot python weighing after the snake tightens around him He cites a needed appointment at city hall leaving the public moment with a humorous note about snakes and public service.
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Victor Tedesco
St. Paul
Minn
Tedesco
Como Park Zoo
Tively
City Hall
William F Buckley Jr James Boyd: No So Clean
In a critique of a Saturday Evening Post piece on Sen Thomas Dodd by James Boyd the author accuses Boyd of slander and questions the credibility of both men. The column notes alleged misuses of campaign funds and personal perks, while defending Dodd’s public service record amid a rhetorical feud.
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James Boyd
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Boyd
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Archangel of the Divine Records
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Supreme Court
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New York Times
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Mr Dodd
Anerd
Exposing distortions in Boyd allegations in Post editorial
The fragment shows a critique of Mr. Boyd's claims as presented by the Post editors. It characterizes the allegations as half truths and distortions, suggesting the editors treated the assertions as scriptural authority. No additional details are available.
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Boyd
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Middletown Journal lists subscription terms and prices: daily copies 10c, Sundays 15c, weekly 60c, mail in trading areas 15.00 yearly, outside trading area 24.90 yearly, and outside U.S.A. 38.00 yearly, all payable in advance.
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U.S.A
Devouring its Children in Revolution Across Ages
The article contrasts revolutions from France to Russia and China, noting leaders like Mao, Chen Yi, and Chou En Lai. It discusses the danger of internal purges, the Cultural Revolution, and the balance maintained by Chou En Lai as a potential restraint on Mao. It questions whether China will follow France or Russia into upheaval or find a different fate.
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France
Kamenev
Zinoviev
Bukharin
Trotsky
Stalin
Lenin
Mao Tse - Tung
Chen Yi
Red Chma
Mao
Communist Party Box
Paris
Chou Enlai
China
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Mao ‘Kse - Tung
Chiang Kai - Shek
Japan
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Shanghai
RED Guard
Chou En - Lai
Red Guards
Peking
Cultural Revolution Group
Communist Party Central Committee
Red Chine
Russia
Chou En-lai
Chou
Mao Tsetung
Red China
Meo
Liu Shao - Chi
Red
Bonaparte
Asia
Europe
New York
Moscow
Castro
Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Not Color Blind Justice in Cold Traffic Light
A Middletown reporter recalls a wintry incident where Phyllis Hayes rolled through a red light after checking for cross traffic. A Moraine City police officer initially issued a ticket, then tore it up and both ran the red light, claiming the moment. The tale ends with a humorous justice twist.
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Phyllis Hayes
Middletown
Oakwood
Moraine City
Phyllis
Phyllis’ Auto
U S Aims at Hanoi Through Quiet Contact Effort
The piece discusses using a formal “contact” to request clarity from Ho Chi Minh’s side on peace terms and timing after bombing pauses. It notes Hanoi may take weeks to authorize talks, while warning against overreading the move as a major peace overture amid political pressure at home. It references Moscow ties, Soviet arms, Haiphong shipping, and a State Department hint about not conceding conditions that would permit large troop deployment.
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New York
United States
Hanoi
Washington
Moscow
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Counter proposal glances at Vietnam talks amid regimental note
The speaker argues a credible peace would require 25 North Vietnamese regiments to be withdrawn from South Vietnam before any talks begin. He warns talks cannot be allowed to be drowned by ongoing bombing of the north and notes the Johnson administration remains unconvinced.
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America
South Vietnam
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