Pollution bigger problem than is war
Amherst College professor Dr. Leo Marx tells the American Association for the Advancement of Science that environmental concerns may eclipse war and civil rights as public worries. He criticizes the conservation movement for privilege and rational persuasion, notes corporate profit harms ecosystems, and urges movement leaders to expose power structures to achieve real ecological progress.
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Boston
Leo Marx
Marx
Amherst College
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Weekend theft sprees investigated by Terre Haute police
Three thefts, including a forced entry into an apartment, are under investigation by Terre Haute police. A tool box valued at 150 dollars plus items were stolen from Jack Kenny’s pickup near 2133 North 25th Street after 11 30 p m Saturday. Tools worth over 300 dollars were taken from Herman Moore’s garage behind his Maple Avenue home Friday night. Jack Dunlap reported a break in at his apartment between 6 30 p m and 9 45 p m Saturday, with a portable color TV and 118 dollars in coins stolen.
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Terre Haute
Jack Kenny
S. 17Th
N. 25Th St
Herman Moore
Maple Ave
Woman Treated For Minor Burns After House Fire
Mrs. Myrtle Mains and neighbor Delmar Williams were involved in a Sunday morning fire at 1507 Beech Street. Mains suffered minor burns and was treated at Union Hospital and released. Williams had minor cuts but declined medical care. Fire damage was estimated at 1500 to the house and 250 to contents. units Pumpers 7 10 11 Truck 2 and Asst. Chief George Fallowfield responded.
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Myrtle Mains
Beech St
Union Hospital
Delmar Williams
George Fallowfield
Official Bird Census Taken at White House Grounds
The first official count records a lone robin among the birds on the White House grounds. Fred G. Evenden, executive director of the Wildlife Society, released results noting counts of three mockingbird pairs, one cardinal pair, a blue jay, three fish crows, 69 English sparrows, and 89 starlings.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Executive Mansion
Fred G. Evenden
The
Wildlife Society
Pope Paul VI calls Catholics to aid the poor during Christmas
Pope Paul VI urged Roman Catholics to help those in slum conditions during a Christmas blessing in St. Peter's Square after visiting a Rome shantytown parish. He spoke of persistent inhuman living conditions and called the poor his brothers and sisters in Christ.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Rome
St. Peter’s Square
Dental Decay Vaccine Development Foreseen
U S dental scientists say tooth decay could be virtually eliminated within a decade. Research links decay to infectious bacteria. direct treatment and vaccines are under study, with Navy aims for isolated crews and long space missions.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
U.S. Navy
United States
Kreshover
Gordon H. Rovelstad
Navy
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Bank Robbery Suspect Nabbed in Louisville
George Elmer Black a 37 year old escapee from San Quentin California was arrested in Louisville after investigators tied him to the November 12 Indianapolis bank robbery the largest on record in Indiana. He faces state and federal robbery charges in California and is also suspected in a separate Indianapolis bank holdup. Police watched his apartment for 36 hours before arresting him without a fight. valuables purchases in Louisville are noted but no loot was found. Black appeared calm when confronted and acknowledged carrying a gun with another in his valise and was to face a U S commissioner on the federal charge.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
George Elmer Black
San Quentin
Calif
California
Black
Indiana
American Fletcher National Bank & Trust Co
Post Road
FBI
Merchants National Bank & Trust Co
Speedway
Hampton
U.S
Rockville Woman Hurt In Ice Skid Crash
Lora J. Akers, 19, of Rockville, was hospitalized in fair condition after a one car crash on ice on N Fruitridge Ave. Her car skidded into a utility pole about a thousand feet north of Ft Harrison Road. Police estimate $800 damage.
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N. Fruitridge Ave
Lora J. Akers
RR 3
Rockville
Union Hospital
Miss Akers
Fruitridge
Ft. Harrison Road
Columbia Records Plant
DeLong
Rotary Guest to Speak on South Africa Trip in Terre Haute
Tuesday meeting of the Terre Haute Rotary Club will feature Indianapolis youth Larry Lett recounting a summer spent in South Africa with a youth group. He speaks to Rotarians and their wives at 12 10 p m.
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Terre Haute
House of the Week Two Story With Contemporary Exterior
Two story design features a distinctive roof line and foyer with translucent panels framed by stone piers. An atrium style rear terrace opens from the dining room with sliding glass doors. Primary suite on the first floor and a split bathroom arrangement on the upper level accompany a stone and glass facade with a massive chimney.
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Andy Lang
Herman H. York
Design S 26 House Plan with Garage and Terrace
The plan details a two story residence totaling 1653 square feet on the first floor and 656 square feet upstairs. It includes living room dining room family room kitchen master bedroom library two baths foyer and a two car garage with access to the laundry area. Basement is included and overall dimensions are 76 4 by 41 feet with possible side entry for cars.
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Thomas Cloonan
Pittsburgh
Patricia Ann
Cloonan
Antarctic
U. S
Seymour J. Kreshover
Public Health Service
National Institute of Dental Research
John L. Hampton
Kleptz
Aluminum
D. C. McKnight
D.C
Rotary
Kemper
Carlton
Walker's
Wabash Valley
American Institute of Kitchen Dealers
Ohio
Crystalglas
Bryant
Cherry ST
Tribune-Star
Terre Haute, Ind
Eed Ie
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