Costs and Cleanups Demand Global Action
Editorial argues pollution and waste threaten life as population soars. It urges massive government and private spending, strict laws, and a coordinated international effort to halt growth and clean air soil and water. It cites medieval Japan for birth limits and references San Francisco's Haight Ashbury renewal as a test case for rehabilitation efforts.
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Earth
Japan
San Francisco
Haight - Ashbury
Buckley Narrowly Trails in New York Senate Fight
Conservative Party candidate James L. Buckley camps on a wave of conservatism as he battles to take votes from both major parties in a three way New York Senate race. He seeks Nixon support while courting GOP voters, aided by F Clifton White and Agnew backing and a cautious Rockefeller stance.
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Nixon
James L. Buckley
Buckley
Spiro T. Agnew
Charles E. Goodell
France
Turkey
National Report
Goodell
F. Clifton White
Barry Goldwater
Connecticut
New York State
Bobby Kennedy
Agnew
White
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
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GOP
Jacob K. Javits
New York City
Westchester
Bill
New England
Shay
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Europe
Czechoslovakia
U.S.S.R
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Austria
Tibet
Madagascar
Australia
U.S
Guam
Shem
Noah
Paris Taxi Harassment of American Tourists Reported
For years travelers describe experiences in Paris and now rising complaints cite $60 hotel rates and drivers who refuse American passengers unless pressured by police. Tourists say some cabbies swear in French when forced to transport them, adding to the frustration.
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Paris
Calvary Pastor Dr Cranford Speaks at Kiwanis Luncheon
Dr Clarence W Cranford pastor of Calvary Baptist Church Washington is guest speaker at the Kiwanis Club weekly luncheon. Over 400 attended the Quota Club arts and crafts show at Quarles School. Brown grass and falling leaves mark mild Winchester weather. Va Woolen No 1 posted a 590 team game in a decisive league tilt at the end.
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Clarence W. Cranford
Calvary Baptist Church
Washington
Kiwanis Club
Quota Club
Quarles School
Wilber L. Kern
Peterson Field
Colorado Springs
Colo
Kern
RAF
S. Lee Grant
Winchester
Thurston Clevenger
Harry Aiken
Va. Woolen No. 1
Glad
Speaking of Explosives in a Civilized Era
Daily Meditation discusses explosive natures and the danger of violence. It argues criminals or zealots do not justify bombing, urges control of impulses, and warns that dynamite cannot solve problems or protect causes. The piece calls for self restraint to preserve friendships and families.
No Magic In Copper Vicksburg Post
Contemporary Americans pride themselves on progress yet shell out copper bracelets to treat pain. Doctors say the supposed cure has no medical power, but sales remain brisk as the public seeks relief in old remedies.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Evening Post
Snake Oil
Nuclear tests by Soviet Union and Red China raise world tensions
The Soviet Union detonated an underground device nearly five times larger than any U.S. underground test while Red China, not a signatory to the atmospheric test ban, exploded a bomb equating to three million tons of TNT. The tests, timed with UN anniversary celebrations, underline growing arms limits talks and the complex debate over Red China’s UN status and Security Council seat. Canada moves to normalize relations with Beijing adding a bridge dynamic to U.S. policy and Formosa considerations.
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Soviet Union
Red China
United Nations
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Middle East
Southeast Asia
China
Canada
Peking
Formosa
America
U.N
Russia
General Assembly
Nationalist China
Security Council
Cigarettes as First Target in Air Pollution Fight
Dr Lawrence E. Lamb argues cigarettes are the main air pollution source, more than autos or factories, with carbon monoxide and tar affecting night vision, heart function, and arterial health. He urges bans in crowded spaces and notes quitting can raise weight but overall health improves.
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United States
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Pixies
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Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
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I.Q
Winchester Evening Star
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Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O’connell
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