Social miracle in the Arabian Desert Kuwait's wealth bounties
Kuwait’s 27 years of oil exports have turned it into a rich, modern state with free education health care and housing. Government benefits include free land houses and a high living standard for 800,000 people. The nation plans to invest billions to sustain prosperity after oil may run out.
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Kuwait
Nea
Emirate
Persian Gulf
United States
Arabian Desert
Connecticut
Shaikh Sabah Al-Salim al- Sabah
U.S
Hasan Al-Hamly
Hasan
India
England
France
Germany
Hatim Abdul Ghani
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Taxpayers can deduct child care and domestic service costs
The 1972 tax changes liberalize deductions for child care and in home domestic services. Eligible payments up to 400 dollars monthly, with scale downs for high income. Vietnam service members may exclude portions of pay for months in war zones. Low income allowance increased to 1300 dollars, with filing rules for dependents and students.
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Washington
Armed Services
Vietnam
Former Resident Receives Honor In Los Angeles
Mrs. Hall Hart of Los Angeles, a former Childress resident and current president of the Los Angeles Business Women's Council, received the Award of Merit on March 15 for public speaking and advocacy of women in business and professions. She will return to Childress April 23–28 to give free lectures at the Woman's Department Club, with public admission.
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Los Angeles
Hall Hart
Childress
Aura
Hart
Woman’s Department Club
Howard Witt
Lula Phillips
Danny Hart
San Jose
Calif
Universal Church of the Master
Temple of
Soul—Truth
Population counts show Korea split by density and size
The postwar population of South Korea exceeds 29 million in a territory a bit smaller than Virginia. North Korea numbers about 12.4 million, though it is larger in area.
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South Korea
Virginia
Althoug
North Korea
Camel Origins Mapped Across North America to Asia
The camel, native to North America, spread to South America and Asia via a prehistoric land bridge. The piece notes how the camel family traversed continents long before modern times.
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North America
Asia
South America
Saint Marys College Grants First US Degrees to Women
Saint Marys College near South Bend Indiana became the first Catholic college in the United States to grant degrees to women placing a historic milestone for higher education in the era.
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Saint Mary’s College
Notre Dame
Holy Cross
South Bend
Ind
United States
Tame versus wild elephant diet compared in zoo and jungle
An elephant in captivity may eat under 100 pounds of quality food per day while in the wild it consumes grass leaves and bark in large quantities. The comparison highlights how lifestyle affects daily forage needs.
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Jim Crowley
Don Miller
Elmer Layden
Lesotho
Africa
Tumo Majara
Boston
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Opera Company of
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Kelly
Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus
Gordon Tidmorf
Highway 287
Vernon, Tex
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Lofquist
Park City
Utah
Steamboat
Colo
State Board of Pharmacy
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Aijiak
Kentucky
Usda Choice Beef
Pikes Peak
Tame Vs. Wild
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