Water cleanup urged by League of Women Voters leader
Mrs. Howard Cromwell state president LWV told the Ohio convention of the Izaak Walton League in Dayton that public concern must be paired with informed leadership to tackle water pollution and land use. She outlined a citizen leadership program, seminars, and a Clean Waters Bond Issue to fund upgraded sewage facilities with state and federal matching funds. We need help from friends and neighbors to carry the effort forward.
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Romney Slums Tour Ended With Call To Action
Gov. George Romney wrapped up a 10 000 mile coast to coast urban tour in Pittsburgh after 19 days and 13 states. He warned that unless America reverses course and rebuilds a new nation the old one will be destroyed citing riots in Detroit and unrest in ghettos. Romney told reporters the unrest had tacit support of much of the Negro community and planned trips to Europe and Southeast Asia later in the year.
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Michigan
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Young Americans For Freedom
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Vietnam
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N.Y
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Milwaukee
Minneapolis
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Los Angeles
Atlanta
Florence
S.C
Philadelphia
Boston
GM Hit With Partial Liability in Stingray Crash Verdict
A Sacramento jury found General Motors partially liable in a 1965 Corvette Stingray crash that killed two men and burned a woman. The two-month trial concluded after about 10 hours of deliberation. damages exceed 1.5 million sought by Mrs. Carol Badorek and relatives.
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General Motors Corporation
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Carol Badorek
Bank Toilets Debate Spurs Public Access in Japan
Japanese psychologist Hiroyoshi Ishika wa argues bank restrooms should be open to the general public to improve relations, noting current use is restricted to bank depositors and deposits.
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Tokyo
Hiroyoshi Ishikawa
Pope Paul VI Expands Synod Authority in Catholic Church
Pope Paul VI opened the month long synod session asserting its great authority while reserving primacy for the pope. He described the synod as a cautious step toward shared governance, urged unity with Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras visiting Rome for a historic gesture, and criticized religious restrictions in Communist Poland amid calls for reform.
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Moon Landing Likely Delayed Beyond This Decade
NASA deputy administrator Dr. Robert Seamans Jr. said Friday that with current plans a manned moon landing is more likely in the 1970s than during the present decade. He noted a possibility remains but its probability is rapidly decreasing.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Space Agency
United States
Robert C. Seamans Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Senators urge third UN push to end Vietnam war
Senators Mansfield and Fulbright call for a third effort at UN action to end the Vietnam war. Rusk says no Hanoi response yet to Johnson offer. Hanoi demands unconditional bombing halt before talks. President cautions discussions should proceed while North Vietnam does not gain from any pause.
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San Antonio
United States
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