Scientists Warn On Tech Driven Life And Auto Emissions
Eminent scientists and humanists warn that heavy government and industry emphasis on technology could erode quality of life. The National Academy of Sciences proposes a federal agency to guard against uncontrolled tech, while California plans strict auto emission rules by 1972, potentially ending leaded gasoline and challenging engine performance.
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Interstate System Growth and Costs Across the Nation
The Interstate highway program aims to reach 42,500 miles at an estimated $59.5 billion with federal and state funding sharing. The project progresses about 2,200 miles annually, with 67 percent complete in 13 years and a 1974 completion target, featuring multiple interchanges and vast infrastructure despite rising costs and inflation.
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Credit Card Theft Via Mail Frustrates Banks Nationwide
Banks report serious theft of unsolicited credit cards mailed to recipients. Some cards are sent by registered mail to deter theft. A recipient is not liable for goods bought with a stolen unsolicited card before delivery, but must prove in court he did not receive the card. Citizens resent the postal risk and demand protection.
British exchange teacher joins Handley faculty
MISS JOYCE SEARLE has joined Handley as a faculty member replacing Dr. Millard Bushong who is teaching in Plymouth England. Khrushchev began his American visit urging good neighborly relations and noting the Soviet Union beat the U S in the moon race. Game Warden F W Pingley reports squirrel hunters active with fair success. Smith Dorsey elected president of Handley High School FFA. Rev Joseph S Ducknall to teach at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Open Door Bible class.
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The Necessity of Theory Behind a Good Life
Daily meditation argues that doctrine is truth and ethics alone cannot justify action. It contends every policy and life choice rests on a philosophy or theology, and practical living requires a purposeful behind the scenes theory.
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Mets in pennant race anchor a divided New York
James Reston argues sports shape national life beyond politics as the Mets chase the pennant with Seaver and Koosman. He compares sports to politics, praising the open outcomes, TV reach, and iconic figures like Namath and Nixon, while noting sports unity amid a city of conflicts.
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Eye Traits And Cousin Marriages In Medical Q&A
Dr Brandstadt answers reader questions on eye color genetics and the possibility of blue eyes in brown eyed families, plus risks of cousin marriages and a pilonidal sinus explanation with treatment. He notes complex heredity and that ulcers and colitis are mostly stress related.
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