Water Pollution: Industry Drives U S Water Quality Crisis
A Senate staff report warns that industrial waste threatens the nation's water quality far more than raw sewage. By 1970, industrial discharges could equal the raw sewage of the entire U S population, prompting a need for about 6,000 new waste treatment plants to serve 210 million people.
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Milwaukee
Cleveland
New York City
U. S. Public Health Service
Senate Committee On Public Works
United States
Senate
Leland J. McCabe
Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center
Cincinnati
England
USPHS
Water costs rise as cleanup bill tops tens of billions
The USPHS warns clean water is costly with potential bills up to 40 billion dollars. It notes 5,277 communities need waste treatment and sewers while current loans cover only 30 percent of costs, excluding many large cities. Industry and water reuse emerge as crucial topics amid drought regions and rising future demand.
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USPHS
Paul W. Reed
Usphs Division of Water Supply and Pollution Control
Atlanta
Red China Nearer To UN Seat This Fall
The United Nations General Assembly returns Sept. 21 to debate Red China’s bid for a seat. U.S.-led opposition persists, with diplomats predicting possible gains within two to three years but no vote past simple majority.
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United Nations
China
U.N
Peking
General Assembly
Red
Viet Nam
Red China
U Thant
Indonesia
Sukarno
U. N
Charles Lynch
Mao Tze-Tung
Formosa
Taipei
New Assistant Named At Hamilton SS
Miss Marlene Moleski of Toledo has been named assistant district manager of the Hamilton office of the Social Security Administration. She was promoted from claims unit supervisor in Toledo to fill the vacancy created by Sidney N Manning’s promotion to assistant district manager in Grand Rapids Michigan. Moleski began her Civil Service career as a claims representative in the Flint district office in 1959 and also served in Mt. Pleasant and Marquette before becoming Toledo claims unit supervisor in 1963.
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Marlene Moleski
Toledo
Hamilton
Social Security Administration
Fred Globig
Miss Moleski
Sidney N. Manning
Grand Rapids
Mich
Flint, Mich
Mt. Pleasant
Marquette, Mich
Gorillas Targeted in Albuquerque Jaycees Drive
Albuquerque's Junior Chamber launches a fund to raise 15000 dollars for three gorillas as construction on a 94000 dollar ape house proceeds and a 1963 zoo cleanup program is noted.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Zoo
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U.S
Westchester County
N.Y
U.S. Public Health Service
Richard S. Greene
Usphs Basic Data
Greene
Deer Valley
Phoenix
Ariz
Imperial Valley
California
Long Island
N. Y
Senate Public Works Subcommittee
Middletown
Central Ave
G&g Gregg
Business College
Folger’s Coffee
Augustiner Beer
Max Harrelson
Associated Press
France
Chiang Kai-Shek
J.J Lanes
America
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