Paulling Warns of World Catastrophe and Hopeful Advances
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling told the American Chemical Society that a likely global catastrophe within 25 to 50 years could kill tens of millions due to starvation and overpopulation. He urged wiser governance but remained optimistic about medical advances and a possible world law to end war, hoping humanity survives to 2086 with better life prospects.
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New York
Linus Pauling
Pauling
American Chemical Society
Americana Hotel
Love at first sight seals unlikely marriage pact
Roebuck widower Don deSilva after two months and 1600 applicants found Frances Stewart of Commerce Georgia as his bride. The 42 year old foreman and the 41 year old divorcee plan a sunrise wedding on Good Friday atop Caesars Head with minister Danny Gray to lead as the couple wed before about 300 guests in an open air mountain chapel. Diane 24 and Lisa 5 are their daughter and granddaughter respectively.
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Roebuck
S.C
Don deSilva
deSilva
Frances Stewart
Commerce
Diane
Lisa
Casesar's Head
Greenville
Danny Gray
Anderson
U.S
Concert to feature combined choirs at Buckeye High School
The Medina County High School Choirs join in a Thursday 8 p.m. concert at Buckeye High School with the Black River High School Swing Choir. Guest conductor Tressie Snow of Bowling Green State University leads the choral selections including Gonna Build A Mountain Make A Joyful Sound An Answer for Our Time and Brother James Aire.
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York
Medina County
Buckeye High School
Black River High School
Tressie Snow
Bowling Green State University
James Aire
Parents Meeting For Learning Disabled at Copopa
Parents of children with learning disabilities hold their final meeting of the school year tonight April 6 at 8 p.m. in the Copopa School cafeteria. Mrs Jan Cutting physical education instructor will demonstrate techniques to improve motor activities. Jeans and sneakers are the uniform of the day.
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Columbia
Copopa
Jan Cutting
HEW to release Social Security numbers to locate welfare fathers
The HEW secretary ordered the release of Social Security numbers to aid the Federal Parent Locator Service in tracing missing welfare fathers. States may use records like motor vehicle registrations to locate parents and collect child support, with IRS or VA records as fallback. The move follows pressure and aims to curb more than $1 billion annual cost.
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Washington
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Social and Rehabilitation Service
Astate
IRS
Pentagon
Veterans Administration
Internal Revenue Service
Social Security Administration
Panel may send gun control bill to House
A poll of House Judiciary Committee members shows enough votes to approve gun-control legislation and send it to the House floor for the first time since 1968. Eighteen of the 23 members appear ready to back the measure, signaling a landmark step despite remaining Senate and presidential hurdles.
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House Judiciary Committee
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Judiciary Committee
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