Up the Line Sportsmen Unite for Lake Mead Cleanup
The article urges 40 million outdoor sportsmen to unite to push action on water pollution risking game fish. It notes threats from acids pesticides oil slicks and sewage and mentions Howard Hughes funding a Lake Mead study via the National Water Institute in New York City with address 420 Lexington Avenue. Big prizes are mentioned.
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New York
Howard Hughes
Lake Mead
National Water Institute
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Heat pollution harms fish and aquatic life
A discussion warns that thermal pollution from a 1 million kilowatt plant can raise river temperatures by ten degrees, altering fish behavior and survival. Studies show brook trout struggle at higher temps, Chinook eggs face disaster, and other species die or shorten lifespans from heated discharges.
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Scientific American
Columbia River
AEC
Hanford
Cape Cod Canal
Hudson
Retired Korean Diplomat Urges US Pullout from Korea
Young Han Choo, former Korean diplomat now a San Francisco resident, appeals to President Nixon to withdraw American forces from South Korea and help reunify Korea. He argues Northern Korea is weaker but warns U.S. presence risks daily skirmishes and Korean-on-Korean violence.
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Young Han Choo
San Francisco
Nixon
Italian Night Honors Five Italian American Athletes
Americans of Italian Descent Inc honors Joe DiMaggio Vince Lombardi Rocky Marciano Gene Sarazen and Eddie Arcaro on a Madison Square Garden night with entertainment by Jimmy Durante Bob Hope Sammy Davis Jr and Martha Raye. The AID aims to combat defamation discrimination and bigotry while promoting dual heritage through education culture and social action.
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Madison Square Garden
Garibaldi
Pilot Identified in Army L 19 Wreck Near San Antonio
A pilot aboard an Army L 19 liaison plane was killed in a crash 30 miles north of San Antonio. Identified as 1st Lt. Robert H. Delaney, 28, former Big State all conference basketball star at St. Mary’s University.
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San Antonio
Robert H. Delaney
St. Mary’s University
Decoupling Undergound Tests Shown Possible in Nevada
The Nevada test site experiments demonstrated decoupling by triggering a second blast inside a pre existing cavity after an initial 5000 ton TNT shot. The second detonation appeared about 70 times smaller than its true yield, highlighting detection challenges and potential paths to ban underground testing.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
United States
Soviet Union
Notable salon of socialites and scandals in 1960s media gossip
Jack O'Brian notes Dan Topping's return to MIami hospital and Lorraine Freimann's $15 million donation to the Archdiocese. He cites Tammy Grimes on Merv Griffin, Pat Moynihan as urban planner, and Mae Questel among Jersey figures. The column mocks political plots, a Jersey mayoral twist, and CBS coverage of seals on San Miguel.
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Dan Topping
Miami
Frick
Ice Follies
Wall St
Onassis
Lorraine Freimann
Frank Freimann
Magnavox Co
Frank
Lorraine
Tammy Grimes
Merv Griffin
Tammy
Bea Lillie
Nixon
Pat Moynihan
Thomas Whalen
Jersey City
Louis di Pasquale
Exotic
Hoboken
CBS
West Coast Oil
San Miguel
L.A
Fred Hartley
America A Plot Against Youth Exposes Mafia Drug Conspiracy
Crime writer Ed Reid, a Pulitzer winner, accuses the Mafia and Red China of financing youth drug networks to control the next generation. He cites Los Angeles marijuana surges, heroin adulteration, and claims of JFK and RFK assassinations linked to mob power, while noting limited proof and ongoing threats. Reid highlights his books and hopes for tougher government action.
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New York
Ed Reid
Reid
Red China
Mao Tse Tung
America
Los Angeles
U.S
Brooklyn Eagle
Murder, Inc
Harry Gross
Kefauver Crime Investigation Committee
Pulitzer
FBI
Mafia
Robert Kennedy
Sirhan Sirhan
Jfk
John Kennedy
Mirrors of Mind In Crisis From Bachelor to Husband
Discussion argues bachelors are less steady in emergencies than married men and that embracing domestic duties signals maturity. A balanced parenting approach is urged. The text also asks why people fear truth, attributing it to insecurity and avoidance of reality.© 1969 King Features Syndicate
Who Authorized the King James Version and Its Predecessors
The King James Version was authorized by an act of the British Parliament and first published in 1611. Before it, Christians relied on readings from various texts, while Jerome’s fifth century Latin Vulgate served as the medieval standard for many.
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Reid
Las Vegas
U.S
Caribbean
Phi Beta
Mafia
England
J. B. Phillips
Edgar Goodspeed
James Moffatt
Europe
Wycliffe Bible Translation Sparks Broad English Awakening
A reflection notes John Wycliffe translating the Bible into English around 1380 and placing Scriptures with common people. The piece credits this shift with advancing British society and igniting a historic spiritual awakening.
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John Wycliffe
Horse Sense Quiz by Dr George W Crane
A five question reading quiz features multiple choice items on animal sounds colors and scales. It includes questions about vocal noise from animals the offset term in banking or publishing the color henna and visible versus invisible items with a true false style distinction.
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