Alaska Seen as New State Ready for Growth and Change
The article surveys Alaska as it nears statehood, highlighting soaring costs, oil prospects, timber and mineral potential, and tourism. It notes population 205,000 with a young median age, vast land, aviation activity, and high living costs due to distance and freight.
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Big Diomede
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Walter Akpik
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Seals
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Antlers
Tigers
American Legion
Anchorage
Ketchikan
Baranof
Juneau
Jansen Appointed Library Extension Department Head
Guenter A. Jansen age 27 of Washington D C has been named head of Cedar Rapids public library extension department by Director James C Marvin. A Philadelphia native, he holds a Penn degree and a Drexel MS in library science, with 11 years in the field and prior work at Houston public library Jefferson Medical College Hospital and Library of Congress internship. He arrived in Cedar Rapids last week to supervise Bookmobile service and the Kenwood branch library.
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Guenter A. Jansen
Washington, D.C
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson Medical College Hospital
Philadelphia
Library of Congress
Washington
Jansen
Kenwood
Lake Pontchartrain Causeway Expands Tourist Draw
The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway enters its second summer as a premier Louisiana attraction. The 23.8 mile bridge links St. Tammany parish with New Orleans, drawing motorists from all states and beyond. Traffic rises monthly with over 100,000 cars. visitors cite beaches and state parks as drawcards.
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St. Tammany Parish
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Jansen plans future expansion of services
The passage notes plans for expanding services in the future. It mentions his wife, a Houston native and University of Houston graduate with a master of library science degree. The Jansens have one child.
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Houston
University of Houston
Jansens
Causeway fuels growth as Lake Pontchartrain area booms
The causeway boosts tourism and new development in St. Tammany parish north of Lake Pontchartrain. Resorts beaches and parks Fontainebleau and Bogue Falaya attract visitors while nearby Jefferson parish south of the lake adds fast growth with new subdivisions and shopping centers.
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Lake Pontchartrain
United States
Mandeville
Abita Springs
New
St. Tammany
Fontainebleau
Bogue Falaya
Covington
Jefferson Parish
New Orleans
Louisiana
Norwegian Liner To Make Stop at Scrabster Scotland
The Norwegian liner Ostofjord will likely make the first regular Atlantic passenger stop at Scrabster Highland port on July 29 during its New York to Bergen voyage starting July 23. A party led by Ohio paper-maker Fullerton Miller will alight via Scrabster’s lifeboat Pentland to tour Castle Reiss site and local estates as residents boast of this high profile visit.
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Thurso Bay
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Oslofjord
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Central Ohio Paper Company of
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Orkneys
Sir David Robertson
Caithness and Sutherland
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Pentland Firth
Firth
Scapa Flow
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