Offshore continental shelf holds vast economic potential
A new ESSA report outlines the United States continental shelves and adjacent seas as a major unseen economy. It cites 1964 activity at 21.4 billion dollars across sectors from transport to natural resources and recreation, warns of waste threats, and calls for priority mapping and surveying to meet future needs.
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United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Environmental Science Services Administration
Department of Commerce
ESSA
Weather Bureau
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Central Radio Propagation Laboratory
National Bureau of Standards
U.S
The Man in the Moon and the Sun Lady Quip
The column quips that compare celestial figures note the Moon man less interesting than the sun’s lady as a playful aside. The line reflects lighthearted tone typical of the era’s humor pages.
Daily Crossword Cipher and Clue List
The page presents a cryptic crossword with numbered clues from 10 to 42 including mountain nymph rustic rental contract and other terms. It includes a letter-substitution puzzle sample with a code key mapping letters to symbols and a note about yesterday's answer and a quoted aphorism by Massinger from 1966.
Guesser Could Be a Winner
Dear Abby columns mix advice with sharp comebacks as readers vent about marriage, gossip, spelling woes, flying hobbies, and etiquette. The notes include accusations, moral judgments, and requests for Abby’s guidance on personal dilemmas and social behavior.
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Abby
Reflector letter questions government aid and farm programs
A reader urges Surveyor Roydes to investigate government spending in Celeryville and Huron County by the Soil Conservation, A.S.C. offices and farm security loans. The letter questions poverty programs and the level of farmer support, requesting a complete list of county farmers and their government checks.
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Roydes
Corey
Johnson
Put-in-Bay
Soil Conservation Office
Celeryville
Huron A.S.C
Govt
Huron County
Huron Co
Soil Conservation and
A.S.C
P.S
Farm Security Office
Midnight Moscow police stop leaves American amused
In a Moscow police station at night an American driver faces a routine traffic fine and breath test. A friendly sergeant dismisses the case after a ruble payment, then suggests he call a knowledgeable friend at home. The piece contrasts ordinary police with the feared secret police.
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Moscow
UPI
Militia
United States
Nichevo
Secret Police
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Mother
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Stock Exchange of Paris
Axydlbaakre
Longfellow
Cadburn Butterfingers
High Sierras
Rpz
Africa
God
Moses
Plymouth Rock
Bridgeport
Los Angeles
Cal
Doc Pritchart
Deon Abby
Blockhead
Eort
Smartyboots
Marion
Jimmy Durante
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