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Brazil Builds Rapid Gains in Fishing Industry Growth
Brazil, with its long coastline, has shifted from negligible world fishing stats to a fast expanding sector. In two years it aims for 2 million tons by 1972, exporting 10.2 million dollars in fish products last year, aided by private investment of 120 million dollars for 400 boats and improved government incentives and research programs.
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Brazil
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Peru
Capi
Navy
Air Force
Alliance For Progress
Oil Bonanza on Alaska North Slope Attracts Intense Espionage
Industrial espionage looms as oil scouts race to learn rivals plans and buyers in the Arctic Alaska North Slope lease bids. More than 400000 acres are up for competitive bids on Sept 11, with potential values exceeding 1 billion dollars as security tightens.
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Arctic
Alaska
North Slope
Apple crop forecast dominates Virginia and regional notices
The Virginia Crop Reporting Service predicts 10.8 million bushels of apples this year, slightly below 11.1 million last year but 17 percent above the ten year average. Mrs. John Cain named Volunteer of the Year by the Winchester Frederick County Red Cross chapter with 2 296 hours of home service. An Arts and Craft Show at Quarles Elementary on Oct 10 11 by the Winchester Quota Club.
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Virginia Crop Reporting Service
John Cain
Winchester- Frederick County
American Red Cross
Quarles
Winchester Quota Club
When We Have To We Can Modern Fable
A frog trapped in a rut is freed when a passing truck compels action. The piece argues people endure work and maintain self control under pressure, choosing to do what must be done despite reluctance. It concludes that people can act adaptively when there is no alternative.
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Washington
Agnew
Mars
The Moon Program and a Call for Project Hearthstone
The article argues the moon landing proved by concentrated national effort what free enterprise and politics cannot. It contrasts NASA’s centralized command with other earthly ventures and proposes a hypothetical Project Hearthstone to build 26 million homes by 1980, noting hurdles like moneylenders and regulations.
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Manhattan
Moon
NASA
Congress
Johnson
Hearthstone
Water flows and taxes stir pride and blame in a wary nation
A reader recalls water shortages at New York restaurants, warns of a national water crisis, and contrasts U S planning with Russia’s river projects. The letter weighs Potomac droughts, Randol ph County West Virginia, and the Aswan Dam while criticizing sales tax shifts and Byrd’s tax stance amid Virginia and West Virginia history.
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West Virginia
Randolph County
James River
Potomac
W. Va
Ethiopia
Russia
Aswan
Nile
Middle
Near East
Pill Controversy Over Contraceptive Shows Mixed News
Dr Wayne Brandstadt notes the Pill fills a real need with about eight million users but warns of adverse effects including clotting, hair thinning, and mood changes. He urges periodic checkups and cites safer alternatives like a ring pessary with medroxyprogesterone as a potential future option.
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Raynaud
Ability to Say No Can Keep You Out of Trouble
HAL BOYLE notes that avoiding trouble is an art and the best tactic is learning to say no. He cites common invitations and temptations that lead to risk, urging steadfast refusal to maintain safety and personal judgment in daily life.
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New York
Children Resist Spinach Despite Vitamin Claims
The World Almanac notes children are reluctant to eat spinach even when it contains vitamin C calcium iron and vitamin A. A 1928 New Yorker cartoon by Carl Rose shows a mother and child arguing over spinach with the line It’s broccoli dear I say it’s spinach I say the hell with it.
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World Almanac
Carl Rose
New Yorker
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