Pennsylvania Clean Streams Law Faces Pollution Challenge
The piece argues Pennsylvania's Clean Streams Law fails to curb mine acid pollution. It notes 2,750 tons daily entering streams, calls for eliminating exemptions for mine drainage, and cites state and federal governance debates on pollution control and funding. It covers responses from state leaders and national figures on Great Lakes pollution and river water protection.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Senate
Sanitary Water Board
Harrisburg
Great Lakes
Detroit
U. S. Health, Education and Welfare Department
Detroit River
Michigan
New York
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
McChesney Martin warns of looming fiscal clouds
Federal Reserve Chairman McChesney Martin Jr. warned of serious fiscal clouds resembling 1929 as deficits widen and dollars weaken. The piece notes rising debt, bank savers versus optimists, higher car payments, rising foreclosures since 1960, and political reaction including calls for resignation. President Johnson urged calm with expectations of a steady half-year.
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Columbia University
Federal Reserve
William McChesney Martin, Jr
Wall Street
Washington
Martin
Wright Patman
Pay Up Then Trade The Eastern Europe Debts
A Washington report to President Johnson from the Special Committee on United States Trade Relations urges hard bargaining with Czechoslovakia and Hungary over outstanding claims. Czechoslovakia owes U S citizens over 113 million dollars for nationalized property, while Hungary owes more than 80 million for seized assets.
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Washington
Johnson
Special Committee
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Prague
Cuba
Foreign Claims Settlement Commission
Service Americans Are Performing In Viet Nam
Editorial argues for presidential focus on morale of families with 50,000 troops in Viet Nam. It urges a White House ceremony to explain war aims and the U.S. role to parents, stressing duty, liberty, and the global need to deter nuclear conflict.
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Viet Nam
Washington
White House
United States
America
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Asia
China
Hanoi
Peiping
Tibet
India
United Nations
Korea
Berlin
Thailand
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Ugly Is As Ugly Does In Vic Lasky's New Book
Washington dispatch reviews Vic Lasky's The Ugly Russian as sharp reportage on Soviet influence with practical chiding of both Communists and Western leftists. It highlights vivid anecdotes from Guinea to Calcutta showing Soviet counsel and bureaucracy harming locals, calling the book the best transworld reporting since Gunther.
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Vic Lasky
Washington, D.C
Victor Lasky
Kennedy
Jfk
Lasky
Europe
Africa
Asia
Transworld
John Gunther
Hitler
Ivan
Bull Connor
Colonel Blimp
Guinea
West Africa
Conakry
U. S
South Pacific
Viet Cong Terror Campaigns Draw Senate Alarm
Washington lawmakers condemn the Viet Cong for a campaign of terror in South Vietnam. Feighan links atrocities to Communist policy, citing mass killings, beheadings, and mutilations of villagers, and U.S. servicemen. Rush cites 9,700 killed or kidnapped. a Harlem PLP figure raises funds for New York Senate bid.
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House
Michael Feighan
Ohio
Democrat
Stalin
Hitler
Khrushchev
New York Journal - American
Guy Richards
Feighan
Richards
South
Rush
Viet Nam
Progressive Labor Party
New York State Senate
Harlem
Bill Epton
PLP
Epton
New York
Senate
About Your Health How To Keep Well In The Organ Transplant Era
Discussion on future organ transplants including kidneys skin arteries corneas and potentially all major organs except the brain. Notes on brain replacement implications and the evolving limits of the artificial heart teeth implants and jawbone stabilization with two implant methods. Advises avoiding alcohol after hepatitis and that liver healing shows better via tests than X-ray.
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Donce
van Dellen
Umbilical Hernia Advice From a Surgeon
W. Q. complains of a naval swelling that puffs with coughing and a bronchial cough. The surgeon notes an umbilical hernia and advises treating the cough first, then deciding on repair.
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W. Q
Health Hint: Back yard chefs should wear insulated mittens
A health tip urges backyard cooks to wear insulated mittens while handling hot surfaces and foods. The advice emphasizes protecting hands from burns and promoting safe cooking practices in home spaces.
Monroe News-Star masthead and policy note
The Monroe News-Star is an independent afternoon daily with offices at North 4th and Olive Street Monroe Louisiana. It notes Associated Press news and claims impartiality while opposing what it believes to be wrong, regardless of party politics.
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Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack $. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
Associa Press
Associated Press
Ranham Company National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angies
Charlotte
Onroe News-Star
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Mr. Sen
Rogov
Viet Cong
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Connecticut
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DR. van Dellen
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