UA Scientist Warns Reshaping World Could Harm Society
University of Arizona geologist Dr George G Simpson warns that attempts to improve the world may backfire and strain water resources fossil fuels and food supply He says population growth and uneven food production threaten widespread hardship while atomic energy could ease energy needs and urges population control to avert famine.
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University of Arizona
George G. Simpson
Simpson
The
Tucson
Yale University
Department of Geology
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Columbia
Harvard
Anti Castroite with arsenal seized in New Jersey raid
Police raided a Shades of Death Road farmhouse in Johnsonburg New Jersey and seized dynamite a mortar rifles tear gas and ammunition. Michael A DeCarolis 32 was arrested on six weapons violations and claimed to be an American citizen and Bay of Pigs advisor.
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Johnsonburg
N.J
Shades of Death Road
New Jersey
Michael A. DeCarolis
Bay of Pigs
Chilean Priests Suspended Over Cathedral Protest
In Santiago eight priests are suspended by Raul Cardinal Silva after demonstrators occupied the cathedral for 14 hours protesting church neglect of the poor. The protest involved about 200 young laymen mainly university students and youth, who held a rebel Mass with guitar music.
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Santiago
Chile
Raul Cardinal Silva
Fifty-one compete for Mrs America title in Minneapolis
Fifty-one women and most husbands arrive for ten days of events to choose Mrs. America. The winner is crowned August 23 at the Minnesota state fair grandstand. Contestants average 33 years old with three children and weigh 123 pounds. Barbara Bould has eight children. Demarus Carlson is the tallest contestant at 5-9. The winner receives 4000 dollars, a South America trip, Virgin Islands vacation, a 500 dollar wardrobe, and a personal-appearances contract.
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Minneapolis
Demarus Carlson
Crofton
Neb
Judith Gillis
Conshohocken
Barbara Bould
Kalispell
Mont
America
South America
Virgin Islands
Amphitheater School District Seeks Federal Match for Equipment
The Amphitheater district School Board approved a National Defense Education Act application to obtain half the cost of science math foreign language social science and English equipment. Federal funds depend on congressional action. The board also approved a Shell Oil Co contract for up to 65000 gallons of gasoline and hired seven teachers to reach full staff.
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Amphitheater
Congress
Shell Oil Co
Death Valley Days crew to film in Tucson for 1968-69 season
The Death Valley Days TV unit arrives in Tucson to shoot segments for the 1968-69 season. Producer Robert Stabler leads a 40 member crew based at the Sands Motel with location work at Colossal Cave and Old Tucson. Harmon Jones directs the first episode with Jim Davis as lead. The show airs Wednesdays at 8 30 on Channel 11.
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Death Valley
Sands Motel
Colossal Cave
Stabler
Tucson
Harmon Jones
Jim Davis
Channel 11
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