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Bay Encroachment Threatens San Francisco Bay And Harbors
A legislative commission urges strong limits on bay filling as three dozen planned fills threaten to halve the Bay's size. Ownership spans city county state and federal and the public is urged to license and curb future dumping. Separately a Chinese scientist criticizes Western music in a self critique amid propaganda.
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Prison report from Fidel Castro’s Isle of Pines shocks UN
A smuggled 18 page inmate drafted document details the dire conditions for over 70,000 political prisoners in Cuba. Five thousand held on Isle of Pines. TNT stored in prison foundations. reports of beatings, disease, and fatal falls amid brutal guard action.
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Dangers of homemade rockets and matchhead charges
The incident shows two boys harming a hand with a homemade rocket using matchheads in a carbon monoxide cartridge. A companion admits packing them too tightly. The piece argues that supervision and guidance are needed to steer boys away from dangerous experiments rather than outright prohibition.
Jumble of Odd Facts Sparks Witty Wordplay
A quirky mix of anecdotes from Bloxwich to Buckingham Palace highlights boys finding bank notes, a multi animal infused gun myth, puzzles about instruments, and royal staff appealing firings. The piece plays with language and humor.
Hard Left Youth Chides Elders On Community Mindedness
John Chamberlain argues the SDS and campus radicals scorn community mindedness, mocking Rotary era critiques. He says the Left’s critique of the power structure ignores the thousands of local groups doing good work and urges graduates to serve without tearing down society’s pillars.
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Southern power in Congress shifts with civil rights era
The piece analyzes how Southern Democrats have gained chairmanship clout since 1950 while civil rights progress erodes their influence. It cites the 1954 Supreme Court ruling overturning segregation, Johnson’s 1957 civil rights success, and shifting national politics after Goldwater’s 1964 defeat. It argues growing Black enfranchisement will dilute Southern conservatism and reshape Congress.
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Middletown opens nine hole golf course for public debut
May 6 1922 Middletown unveils a nine hole community course on 500 acres in Cooch's woods with public access for three days before transfer to the local golf club. Local figures including George M. Verity drive the project while over 100 visitors witness foundational work and a parade by the Advertising Club. The club aims to recruit members from 226 existing members and notes contests and notable scores by C Black and Mrs Kenyon Riddle.
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How Long Before the South Will Be Forgiven
Paul Harvey questions why the South remains unforgiven after Civil War defeat. He contrasts postwar aid to Germany Japan and other nations with ongoing federal pressure on Southern states. He argues the South deserves reconciliation and lasting national partnership rather than punishment.
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