Tires form reefs off Sandy Hook New Jersey
A major tire maker reports a four year test using discarded tires to build ocean reefs off Sandy Hook New Jersey. After two years submerged the tires show heavy marine growth and promise to become habitats for game fish. The article notes other uses of waste like Christmas trees to rebuild beaches and argues for ecological benefits from continued research.
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Sandy Hook
N.J
Agnew’s Asian Trip Sparks Debate on Southeast Asia Aid
Vice President Agnew’s talks with leaders of South Korea Formosa Thailand and Vietnam aim to reassure allies wary of U S troop withdrawals. Analysts fear reduced American aid and military support could leave small nations vulnerable to subversion and aggression while Saigon seeks continued U S financial and advisory backing under the Guam Doctrine.
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Agnew
South Korea
Formosa
Thailand
Vietnam
Nixon
America
Southeast Asia
Asia
Guam
United States
Nixon—administration
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U.N. Security Council
U.N
Congress
Vienam
Saigon
South Vietnam
Life beyond Earth: Mars ruled out, Jupiter eyed for life search
The article notes early beliefs on planetary life and shifts focus from Mars to Jupiter as a prime candidate. It predicts unmanned spacecraft will explore all eight planets in the coming decade, with discoveries expected to outshine past findings.
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Mars
Jupiter
Earth
Explorer
Crime rise and urban danger prompt cries for reform
The piece cites FBI figures showing murders up 44 percent since 1960 robberies up 146 percent and car thefts up 138 percent per population. It notes crime victims now twice as common as a decade ago and urges viewing statistics as a warning about failing justice and penalties rather than mere numbers.
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United States
FBI
Economists See Continued Optimism From Rate Easing
A drop in short term interest rates and government borrowing fuels optimistic economic forecasts. Some economists warn the full impact of easing is still ahead and predict rates will not swing higher again.
Thomas Anderson elected first vice president of firemen group
THOMAS ANDERSON, a member of the Rouss Fire Co., was elected first vice president of the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association at its annual Middletown convention. Bernard Groves was named director and Sen. Harry F. Byrd received a distinguished service award for the ABA.
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Thomas Anderson
Rouss Fire Co
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Middletown
Bernard Groves
Harry F. Byrd
American Bar Association
Henry L. Bush
Eleanor Rhodes
Daniel Christopher Cammer
John D. Cammer
Summertime Self Improvement and New Summer Habits
The piece argues that summers should be used for learning and personal growth rather than idleness. It cites typing, art, sculpting, reading, gardening, and astronomy as valuable pursuits, urging youth to seize three months to gain new skills and a broader outlook.
Making It Big in the USSR Myth vs Reality
A Dallas Morning News column contrasts a Russian factory boss’s life with U S workers pay. It notes the man oversees 350 000 employees and 38 factories while earning 440 a month, far above his workers yet lacking a party elite lifestyle. He seeks to see the United States.
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Wall Street *Journal
George Podobed
U.S.S.R
U. S
Dallas
Tex
How's Your .1.Q. Memory Quiz Guide
A vintage quiz feature outlines scoring by correct answers over ten days, labeling ranges from Memory Genius to Good. It lists ten sample questions on topics such as automobile parts, French kings, presidentially named states, Brazil's capital, proverbs, WWII drafting, London water terminology, compass points, railroad rate regulation, and coin design changes.
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France
United States
Brazil
London
U.S
Swiss Independence Spirit Is Universal
Berne and Geneva are described as symbols of Swiss independence amid a multilingual society. The piece notes Germany French and Italian language balance, Geneva’s lakeside charm, and rivers from Andermatt feeding the Rhine Rhone Danube systems. It highlights Switzerland’s high literacy, press density, and paradoxical lack of women’s suffrage until recently.
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Switzerland
University of Berne
Berne
Geneva
Rhone
Andermatt
High Alps
Europe
Lake Geneva
French Gorges
Mediterranean
Rhine
Lake Constance
North Sea
Danube
Germany
Austria
Vienna
Hungary
Budapest
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Rumania
Soviet Union
Black Sea
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