Babies Becoming Luxury To Polish Working Wives
Polish authorities face a backlash as emancipation prompts debate over whether wives should work or stay home. Kultura warns of a declining population and calls for higher living standards, better housing, and limits to abortion amid overcrowded homes and rising costs.
Women Jockeys Race In England Marks First Flat Race
The Jockey Club approved women jockeys for a flat race at Kemp ton Park in London the first of 12 such events this year. Ju dy Goodhew led a campaign for gender parity arguing women riders show better sympathy with horses. Prize money totaled 2500 dollars though amateur riders received none. The event drew 81 entries from 55 trainers including a Mill Reef owner.
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Japanese Elderly Face Rising Self-Harm Crisis
A Japanese health ministry report shows personal crisis reports for those over 65 exceeded 5,000 last year with 2,620 men and 2,489 women killed themselves. The surge follows postwar family changes and a trend of elder loneliness, though the common method differs from deaths by own action among younger adults.
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Ahmed the elephant gains presidential protection in Kenya
Ahmed a renowned bull elephant roaming Marsabit National Reserve in northern Kenya receives presidential protection under a decree from President Jomo Kenyatta. The decree bars hunting or harassing the animal under any circumstances. In a related note drums at Indonesian mosques mute the muezzin as buffalo-skin drums call the faithful to prayer while minarets remain absent.
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African Families Seek Solitary Alaskan Life in Solo Creek
Nine members of a Johannesburg family spend a year in Alaska's Solo Creek wilderness near Wrangell Mountains. They build two log cabins and rely on snowmobiles, a stove, and occasional plane access while harvesting meat and learning to live as people did 90 to 100 years ago. Their travel agent father funds the trip to promote wilderness tours to Alaska.
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