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As man views his planet from our moon for
the first time, spinning in the vast

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darkness of space,

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new meaning is given to the common destiny
binding the family of man together.

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This distant view of our Earth is ageless.

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Beneath the layers which shroud it, three
and a half billion men and women pursue

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their lives and strive to build a better
world.

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This is part of that story.

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This is a story of discovery and change.

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and the accomplishments of thousands of
J-M men and women in recent months.

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It's the world of J-M.

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Our world has seven seas and seven
continents.

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On all of them, results of the labor of
J-M people may be found.

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Before we look into the future, let us
reveal a mystery of the past.

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A thousand years ago, there flourished in
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a civilization whose buildings and history
are all that remain.

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To scholars, the Mayan civilization of
Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula has always been
fascinating.

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Today, our knowledge is enhanced by the
recovery of priceless artifacts from this

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foreboding sacrificial well at the ancient
city of Chichen Itza.

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Scientists knew for many years that within
this well, 180 feet across and 115

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feet deep,

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the remains of human sacrifices and
treasures of gold and jade were hidden for

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centuries but

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the water as deep as 45 feet was so dark
and laden with dirt that visibility

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was limited

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to inches it proved impossible to pump the
well dry so scientists decided

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to treat the well as

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a giant swimming pool pump out nine
million gallons of stagnant dirty water

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filter it and

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return it to the pool.

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Johns-Manville contributed to the success
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through its Mexican affiliate,

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Diatomita San Nicolas.

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The results,

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achieved with Celite filter aid powder,

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were no less than miraculous.

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Not only did divers get good visibility,

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but crystal clear underwater pictures were
taken in the well for the first time.

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Hundreds of artifacts were retrieved by
the expedition from the bottom of the
well.

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unbroken pots, figures, and fragments of
gold, jade, and copper,

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all dating back more than a

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thousand years. As expedition leader
Norman Scott said about the use of Celite
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clearing the

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water, such a degree of clarity could not
have been possible without it.

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From the distant past

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to distant space, a leap in time and
distance that staggers the imagination.

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Cape Kennedy,

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Florida, December 22nd, 1968.

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the moon, 238,000 miles and three days
away.

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J-M is there. In fact, J-M people are
there.

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J-M people whose role in providing

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protection for our astronauts dates from
the beginning of the US space program.

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The Saturn launch vehicle stands ready for
takeoff. Seven and a half million

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pounds of thrust. Power equivalent to that
of half a million automobiles

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stretched from Seattle to New York. Atop
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command module

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in which the astronauts make their
journey. These mammoth rocket engines are

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insulated with 135 J-M Micro-Quartz
insulating blankets encased in Inconel

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foil. It's sensitive telemetry and control
equipment protected

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by micro

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its windows set in frames insulated with
Min-K, its outside directional

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antenna protected by layers of J-M
fiberglass and reflective foil.

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Additional J-M fiberglass insulating mat,
microfiber web and flexible Min-K

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protect important elements of the service
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and the lunar module in which astronauts
will later descend to the surface of the
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Already an Apollo spacecraft has
rendezvoused with the moon.

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For 20 hours, three American

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astronauts orbited 60 miles above the
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Their valiant journey at Christmas

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time was viewed by millions throughout the
world. This film of the surface

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of the moon also shows

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man's first view of his distant Earth. As
astronaut Colonel Frank Borman described
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the good Earth, blue and beautiful, an
oasis in the vast darkness of space.

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Then, at 89 hours, 19 minutes, 13 seconds
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a critical moment,

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the moment when behind the moon, the
astronauts reignite their rocket engine

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to thrust them out of lunar orbit and on
their homeward journey.

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Within the spacecraft, duties to perform,
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and reports to give those watching below.

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As the spacecraft approaches the Earth,

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perfect planning and precise navigation
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The astronauts return to the Earth's
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through a narrow corridor three degrees
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to a safe splashdown in the South Pacific,

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a joyous return and a hero's welcome.

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As the world watched and waited,

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its prayers on Christmas Day

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dwelt on these three men in the emptiness
of space.

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Here on Earth, Pope Paul VI made a journey
on Christmas

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Day, south from Rome

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to the heel of Italy, to the giant steel
mill recently completed by Italsider at

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the city

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of Taranto. Here, amid giant furnaces and
heating stoves of this industrial complex,

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he said Christmas mass for several
thousand steel workers. J-M International
people were

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proud of their role in the construction of
these giant furnaces and heating ovens,
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of them equipped with J-M insulating fire
brick, plus Superex and fiber chrome
insulations.

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Man celebrates the march of civilization
by displaying his achievements, his
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his arts and sciences on a grand scale.

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In 1968, the confluence of civilizations
in the Americas was celebrated at
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In the heart of San Antonio, Texas,
celebrating its 250th anniversary,

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25 nations and hundreds of other
exhibitors played host to the world on the
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-acre site.

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HemisFair was topped by the 622-foot Tower
of the Americas, tallest in the Western
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Beneath it, 7 million visitors thronged
the fairgrounds between May and September.

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Many of the dramatic buildings, especially
those within the $13 million Civic Center,

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remain after the close of the fair to
serve the people of San Antonio.

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Exhibits and pavilions throughout the
fairgrounds were completely air-
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thanks to Johns-Manville Temptite pipe,
which carried chilled water,

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as well as low-temperature hot water, to
every building on the site.

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More than a dozen pavilions featured
Johns-Manville materials in their
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The Tower of the Americas, the Convention
Center, the Telephone Pavilion, and the

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Tourist Information Center all had J-M
acoustical ceilings.

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J-M insulations were used in all of these
buildings, as well as the United States

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Pavilion, the Theatre, the Pavilion of the
State of Texas, the Pavilion of Canada,

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and the Coca-Cola exhibit.

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Including the 25,000 feet of Temptite
pipe, which lies beneath the fairgrounds,

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a total of more than seven miles of J-M
pipe products went into HemisFair.

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These buildings,

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constructed to celebrate the
accomplishments of man in the Americas,
are but a few

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of the

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dramatic structures completed in recent
months in which J-M's broad variety of

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building and

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flooring materials may be found.

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Across the nation, in New York,

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Co-op City rises on a 300-acre site.

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The tall towers of this complex of 35
apartment buildings

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will house some 60,000 people.

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This complex will include six schools,
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and eight large parking garages.

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Co-op City is the largest middle-income
housing development

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in the world with 15,000 apartments its
cost 294

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million dollars throughout the

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project J-M Micro-Lok metal lock and
Thermobestos pipe insulations

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a dramatic

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application of J-M's Bel-Air roofing
Blossom Music Center new summer

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home of

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the Cleveland Orchestra seats an audience
of 4,600 beneath this canted

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560-foot arch.

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The vast roof area features 80,000 square
feet of Bel-Air, strong and durable, with

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the aesthetic appeal of natural wood.

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At the foot of the Rocky Mountains lies
Denver, Colorado, the site chosen by
United Airlines

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for its Advanced Technical and Air Crew
Training Center.

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Throughout this modern building, dedicated
to safety in the skies, J-M Transitop
Paneling,

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Fesco insulation, and asphalt roofing.
Micro-Aire ducts were specified

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for the

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heating and air conditioning systems.
Serving the world of aviation is the

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role of several J-M divisions. Not far
from the metropolis of New York City

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lies its third major airport in Newark,
New Jersey.

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Here, J-M Transite Pipe, two

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miles of it, lies beneath the entire
complex to carry water, sewage, storm

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water, and electrical cables.

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And the runways on which modern jetliners
take off and land are stronger and safer
through

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a new J-M development, one which has
already proven itself on roads, highways,
and bridges.

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Here at Toledo's municipal airport, a jet
is airborne smoothly from asphalt asbestos

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surfacing.

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This material increases useful life of the
runway surface and helps reduce skidding
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adverse weather. For the jets themselves,
one of a family of new fiberglass

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filter tubes manufactured

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at Waterville Tech Center. These filter
tubes are similar to those developed for

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the paint, chemical,

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food, and oil industries. They assure that
aviation fuel burned by giant

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jet engines is clean

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and free of foreign matter. Each filter
tube undergoes rigorous testing in this
special

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installation. Between the time aviation
fuel is shipped from the

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refinery to the

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time it is pumped aboard your flight, it
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With more than

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14,000 commercial flights in the U.S.
every day, this new application has a

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dynamic market potential. From Denison,
Texas,

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another striking development, one

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which is also a result of space-age
technology. It's called Flexstrand.

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It's the most exciting development in pipe
in a quarter of a century.

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Designed to serve the irrigation market,
it's composed of fiberglass, graded silica
aggregates,

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and polyester resins.

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It's filament wound in 20 feet lengths on
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It's virtually unbreakable and flexible.

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It's resistant to chemicals, acids, and
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Flexstrand is lightweight, yet strong,
will not corrode.

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Like other J-M pipe products, Flexstrand
is expected to make significant

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contributions to controlling pollution and
conserving the nation's water resources.

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With growing concerns centering on
pollution control, J-M research is seeking

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solutions to this major national problem.

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Here's one answer.

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Spillguard is, in effect, a floating
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Composed of compressed asbestos rubber
sheet and foam flotation material,

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it holds in floating oil and debris.

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Ideal for controlling oil spills, floating
pollution,

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and protecting beaches and recreational
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it's been demonstrated successfully in
Puerto Rico, Maryland, and California.

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Federal pollution control officials, the
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and the Corps of Engineers agree with
industry that Spillguard's potential is
highly promising.

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Its performance off Santa Barbara,
California last February was rated the
best of

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any product used.

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Here's another product brand new to Johns-
Manville.

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Carpeting for residential and commercial
applications.

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Already in production, the new J-M carpet
line features 16 qualities

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with a total of 147 colors.

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All are manufactured in the facilities of
J-M's Crown Tuft Carpet Company.

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They are produced with exclusive jet bond
backing,

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the revolutionary hot melt polymer process
which securely bonds secondary and

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primary backing

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for greater strength and improved
dimensional stability.

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J-M carpeting is available in a wide range
of styles for numerous applications.

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A vital factor in the development of new
products

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is outstanding design.

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Here at the J-M Design Center in
Mountainside, New Jersey, a variety of
exciting new building

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materials is emerging.

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The most dramatic development in roofing
shingles in a generation, Townsend.

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It's all new, new colors, new materials,
asbestos,

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fiberglass, and thermoplastic asphalts.

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its casual natural look is the result of
unique edge detail plan to look

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unplanned the result

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a graceful long free-flowing roof line
with random intervals to prevent

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monotony or lack

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of interest Townsend carries a Class A
fire rating highest awarded

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by Underwriters Lab

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Its J-M Seal-O-Matic feature has been
proven storm-tight in actual exposure to
hurricanes.

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For ceilings, here's a family of J-M
acoustical materials.

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New, exciting designs.

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Sea Swirl, Orient, Directoire, Scandia,
Golden Web,

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and Simplicity.

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More and more people are looking up to J-M
Ceilings.

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Soon you'll be walking on a major new
development in resilient flooring.

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It's called applied

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Terraflex. Architects, designers, and
decorators consider it the most

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flexible new product in the

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flooring field. While retaining
traditional long wearing and low

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maintenance qualities,

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these asbestos cement products are now
downright beautiful.

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For the architect, Stonehenge provides

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the same design flexibility of products as
marble and stone at half the price.

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And there's more on the way.

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Here are a few of the exciting new
Permatone colors for Flexboard,

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transitop, and thermostone interior and
exterior panels.

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Kitchens and bathrooms are getting a new
look too,

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thanks to J-M's Melamite division at
Lawrence, Massachusetts.

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New in the Melamite line are two exciting
textured surfaces

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which capture the beauty and richness of
stone as no other laminate can.

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Here in this display center near Boston,
J-M Avocado Quartz Melamite for the

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look of polished marble.

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Here's a new product from J-M which
reflects years of experience in the
development

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of electrical insulations.

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It's Quintex, a flexible inorganic
dielectric.

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It's features of strength, stretch
wearability, and efficiency give greater

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freedom of design and significant cost
savings.

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Quintex is available as thin as three one
millionths of an inch.

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It's ideal for coils and electrical
transformers such as this 440 volt unit.

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Small or large, J-M products serve man's
most vital needs.

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unlocking mysteries of the past or probing
the frontier of the future

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making life more

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comfortable making our world a cleaner and
safer place to live these

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and hundreds of other J-M

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developments give thousands of J-M men and
women throughout the world a vital sense

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of purpose

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and service. As our globe seems to
diminish in size, our

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view takes on new perspective.

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We view the world of Johns-Manville, a
world dynamic,

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dramatic, ever-changing.