Anti-Pollution Plan Urges Broad Action by Society
The American Chemical Society calls for a four area plan to fight pollution with 73 recommendations on water air waste and pesticides. It argues pollution stems from societal demand for technology and that costs would run into billions, with ongoing damage incalculable.
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American Chemical Society
U.S. Congress
Power shortages looming as eastern states face summer risk
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission foresees two years of potential power shortages with thin reserves across Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland and the District of Columbia. Industry officials plan meetings in New York and Chicago to seek practical solutions to prevent outages and keep homes farms and industry functioning. A public health effort meanwhile aims to wipe out German measles with a five year mass vaccination campaign to shield children before the next epidemic, expected in the early 1970s.
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Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Seaboard
Power and Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
New York
Chicago
U.S. Public Health Service
Shiley Named Dimes Drive Chairman For 1960
STROTHER R. SHILEY JR named chairman of the National Foundation s Dimes Drive opening Jan 1 1960. Rev Paul J Slonaker now at First Evangelical United Brethren Church succeeds Rev Carl W Hiser. Seaman 1-c Aaron Zuckerman reports safe arrival overseas. Justice W Erle Edwards of Frederick County spoke to Winchester Junior Board of Trade urging full time probation officer and more recreation facilities to tackle juvenile delinquency.
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Strother R. Shiley, JR
National Foundation’s
Aaron Zuckerman
Louis Zuckerman
W. Erle Edwards
Frederick County
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
Winchester
Does religion bring happiness in daily life
Earl L. Douglas argues happiness is rare in the Bible and blessedness comes from inner satisfaction from placing first things first. Faith offers inner peace, purpose, self-respect, and confidence in God's universe, giving radiant outlooks despite life circumstances. The higher life awaits those who reach out and grasp it.
Quotations from Poor Richard's Almanac on Governance and Money
James Reston mocks political promises and economic fads with a run of aphorisms and jabs at leaders. The piece cites sayings on compromise, inflation, delays, and press freedom, ending with a Birmingham News note about a secured money container.
Understanding Allergic Reactions And Quick Treatments
Wayne G Brandstadt MD explains allergy as rapid inflamed swelling in mouth areas and gums from foods drugs and toothpaste. He notes histamines drive symptoms and antihistamines treat them while prevention and tailored dental materials reduce risks. He also outlines allergy testing injections and a sublingual extract method.
Literacy Crisis in Cuba Reported by Castro Allies
Henry J. Taylor cites a transcript of Fidel Castro praising Cuba's literacy failures and denouncing emigration limits. The piece alleges Nicaro nickel plant control by the Soviets, widespread confiscations, and a crackdown on exit visas with G2 police, hijack profits, and large Soviet ties.
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Fidel Castro
Red Party
Cuba
Castro
Nicaro
Soviet Union
U.S
Free World
Communist Party
Isle of Pines
la Fuga
Miami
Madrid
Iberia
Havana
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