Thoughtful ponderings on waste and hunger in America
The editorial urges urban waste disposal reform and industrial responsibility for packaging while warning that incineration and recycling are expensive yet essential. It also highlights Mississippi rural hunger as an acute crisis, criticizing the food stamp plan and calling for a new federal state strategy to address malnutrition and neglect.
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New York City
Senate
Mississippi
Southern Regional Council
America
Javits
Freeman
Washington Post
Man's In The Middle Ethical Problems Set Prices
Satirical piece about ethics committees in the U S Senate and a Q A from the Institute. Readers ask about telling a partner about a mistaken $50 bill, residency moves for senators, a possible lung removal, and global political stances with humorous, nonfactual answers.
Panama Canal Seen As Political Football By Zonians
A discontented American Zonian on a patio explains that Panama is viewed like a spoiled child in the ongoing debate over canal control. The informal remark frames the issue as a political football in UPI reporting.
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Panama Canal
Zonians
United Press International
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Canal Zone treaties stir Panamanian tensions and U.S. role
Analysis notes that treaties recognizing Panamanian sovereignty over the Canal Zone, granting Panama a voice in a nine man canal authority, and outlining defense bases, face opposition amid fears of future nationalization. Panama City politics center on the canal as elections loom, with possible treaty delays beyond 1968.
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Marco Robles
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United States
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
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Robles
Legislative
Panama City
Panama Canal
Indira Gandhi Trapped by Dissent in Congress Sessions
Indira Gandhi faced sharp opposition at the All-India Congress Committee meeting as delegates faulted her socialist shift amid food shortages and inflation. They pressed for bank nationalization, reduced princes funds, and faster land reform while warning of external pressures from the United States and the CIA.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Indira Gandhi
India
All-India Congress Party
Leabel
All- Indian Congress Committee
Mrs. Gandhi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Jawaharlal Nehru
Babel
Congress Party
Nehru
United States
World Bank
Water treatment boom transforms industry and institutions
Water quality no longer comes from nature alone. Firms like Arrowhead Puritas and Calgon tackle large scale purification for municipalities and specialized needs for hospitals, labs, factories, and even space programs. They rent filtering systems and desalination evolves as demand grows across industries.
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Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
Clinton W. Holeman
Arrowhead Puritas Water, Inc
Los Angeles
Arrowhead Paritas of
Calgon
Pittsburgh
Arrowhead Paritas
Arrowhead Puritas
Filcore
Bug Dust a t's Easy To Muff One's Chance For Immortality
John Hodell reflects on walking versus driving, observing fresh concrete along routes near town. He recalls concrete art attempts left by pedestrians and workers, noting poor letter printing and a shoe print in freshly set sidewalks. He muses on making a lasting impression beyond sidewalks.
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Mother Earth
Dobbin
Prayer text blessing mobile life and daily life guidance
Prayer reflecting on Jesus Christ spending days on highways and byways. It asks readers to adjust to movement and to make each day good through Jesus Christ, with a closing amen by Scott Bremner of Philadelphia in Today Westminster Press.
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Jesus Christ
Scott Bremner
Philadelphia
Today
Westminster Press
Viet enclave plan seen as path to partition of South Vietnam
Bruce Biossat argues the enclave idea would effectively partition South Vietnam into coastal zones around Saigon and Hue. He cites Laos as a cautionary model where partial victory leads to lasting control by the Communists and warns the plan would invite continued, intensified Viet Cong and North Vietnamese attacks. He stresses the Việt Cộng’s and Hanoi’s proven combat strength and predicts a costly U.S. withdrawal without political gains.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
U. S
Vietnam
James Gavin
John Kenneth Galbraith
Americans For Democratic Action
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Saigon
Hue
Hanoi
Laos
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
17Th Parallel
Korea
Moscow
Peking
U.S
Raleigh B Register Democratic Publisher Rates and Policies
Raleigh B Register Democratic published by Beckley Newspapers Corporation announces editor John Hodel and advertising representatives. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery by mail and carrier, with discounts for six months, responsibilities of carriers, and tax policy for subscriptions within West Virginia. It also notes address change procedures and non responsibility for prepaid payments to third party agents.
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