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Knowledge Doubles
"You r art icle, 'Know le dge H as
Doubled - so have troubles - WHY
?'
is great; gives a complete picture of our
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and the problems and evils which it ere–
ates.... Thanks for such a wonderful
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Niagara Falls, New York
Automobiles
"I
have read the artide 'The Ever
Present Automobi le' and found it very
interesting.
It
sure points out the danger
we are facing in the future.... Our
economy is geared to the manufacturing
of automobiles."
Charles
H.,
North H ollywood, California
READERS SAY
"After reading your article 'The
Ever-present Automobile' I can't help
but wonder - How are you traveling
these days - by Shank' s Mare, ox cart
or donkey?"
Lady,
1~
razeysburg, Ohio
•
Since we can't c¡rtit breathing
-
U"e're still inhaling om· share of air
po!J11tion, too. Bttf
111'0
wrongs really
don't make a 1·ight.
IP
e're using a
mtmber of propane-burning vehicles,
and striving to pioneer in many fields
where protection of the euvú·onment
is
an iss11e. What do yott 11se - a
magic carpet?
"Sorne months ago,
1
gave my
J
icense
back to the Motor Vehicle Dept.
because
I
just got fed up with pollution
and the high insurance rates.
1
also
could not afford to maintain a car. It
really was a sponge on wheels.
I
know
my handing
in
my
license isn't going to
stop pollution - but it is a start.
I
can–
not change the wodd, but
I
can change
myself."
Ted L. ,
Flushing, New York
Stop the W orld
"As a high school English teacher,
T
particularly responded to 'Stop the
World -
1
Want to Get Off.'
It
was
obviously written by a man who truly
understands the intricacies of human
nature as well as the psychological com–
plexities of the problems facing our
youth today.''
Mildred M.,
New Market, Virginia
"Far Beyond Anythin g
I
lmagined..."
"l
had pictured in my mind what
I
thoug ht 'The Wonderful World Tom–
morrow' would be like. But it was so
very far beyond anything
I
imagined.
There is no other publication Jike this."
Mary
C.,
Fayetteville, North Carolina
t:h&
PLAIN TRUTH
a maga2ine of
under~tl(lnding
Jan,uary 1971
VOL. XXXVI
NO.
1
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