Recycled newsprint and bottles spark new value in trash
A New Jersey firm’s de-inking process boosts old newspapers to about 70 cents per 100 pounds, while a national network of bottle redemption centers pays a half a cent per bottle. Union and Irvington residents now sort papers for charity drives, with Garden State mills expanding output to meet demand. Glass Institute centers urge returning glass to reclaim materials for new bottles and paving.
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New Jersey
Glass Manufacturers Institute
N.J
Union
Garden State Paper Company
Irvington
Boys Club
Garden State Company
Garfield
Omona
Calif
Alsip
Ill
Garden State
United States
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
yens-Illinois
Institute
Los Angeles
Peace Conference Aims at Ocean Cooperation Malta Talks Draw 60 Nations
Sixty nations plan a six day Mediterranean conference in Malta to lay ground for peaceful international ocean development. Sponsored by California's Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, Elisabeth Mann Borgese chairs the effort. Four working groups will address exploitation of resources, jurisdiction, arms control, leases, and pollution.
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Malta
Mediterranean
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
California
Elisabeth Mann Borgese
Thomas Mann
Borgese
United States
Cuba
Brazil
Nixon
Curb stone comments and life’s endless choices discussed
New York AP column ponders daily decision fatigue from birth to death. It cites endless binaries from weather to wealth and asks readers to pause amid the dichotomies. The piece also notes Lake Titicaca’s height and Inca ruins in a Columbia-style aside.
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New York
Curbstone
What It Means 18 Year Old Voters
An Associated Press analysis outlines how the 18 year old vote could shift power in the South and West while turnout and residence questions shape influence. Analysts from both parties weigh potential effects on presidential and local races citing turnout, age cohorts, and student voting issues.
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John M. Pearce
Associated Press
Washington
Davis Cooper
Democratic National Committee
Cooper
Census Bureau
Republican National Committee
Richard Curry
Curry
Scammon
Supreme Court
New Mexico
South Carolina
Georgia
Kentucky
Alaska
Hawaii
South
West
Midwest
Geo. C. Wallace
Nixon
Wallace
Gallup
Hubert H. Humphrey
Quote Jots and Opinions From Two Editors
A pair of short quotations from Fred W. Grown of The Bergen Citizen and James M. Talley of The Sun Journal Brooksville Fla. reflect on business lineage and conformity. The lines offer a window into editorial voice about leadership and stagnation.
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Fred W. Grown
Bergen
N. J
James M. Talley
The
Sun- Journal
Brooksville, Fla
Less Talk More Action on Clean Environment
An editorial argues that public flyers and media hype won't solve pollution and that real progress requires daily action by individuals. It questions who caused the dirt and who pays for cleanup, urging personal responsibility to keep America beautiful.
Middle East peace talks hinge on Palestinian rise
A NEA report notes Nixon warns of Soviet build-up in Egypt and Mediterranean naval expansion. It cites Israeli and Arab leaders pressing for recognition of Palestinian nationalism, with Shlomo Avineri urging Israel to negotiate with Palestinians like Arab governments.
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United Nations
N.Y
NEA
Nixon
Moscow
Egypt
Mediterranean
Middle East
Russia
Nasser
Jordan
Hussein
Israel
U.S
Shlomo Avineri
Jerusalem
Hebrew University
Palestine
Avineri
Commentary
West Bank
Eban
Moshe Dayan
Big
Atoat
Araon
Abdullah
al Aksa
Y Hussein
West’ Bank
United States
Traesasat Ae
al Avinehi
Nuclear parity changes nothing in Soviet bravado abroad
A Washington NEA commentary argues that despite Moscow attaining nuclear parity with the United States the Soviet Union grows more adventurous. It traces postwar actions from Iran and Berlin to the Cuban missile crisis and recent Middle East and Czechoslovak actions, linking them to U.S. internal dissent and Asia-wide perceptions of reliability.
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Washington
NEA
Soviet Union
United States
Middle East
Moscow
Iran
Truman
Russia
Europe
Berlin
South Korea
Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Berlin Wall
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Thaat Khoman
Asia
Cambodia
Senate
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Alan
All America
America
Mideast
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