Aging Expert Sees 80 as Start for Longevity Advice
Dr Ward Crampton of New York speaks at 80 about extending life through active living and healthy habits. He claims heredity sets 25 percent and lifestyle 80 percent of longevity, urging regular exercise, laughter, diet control, and avoiding excess sleep to push life expectancy toward 100 to 120 years. He cautions against complacency and emphasizes staying engaged and fit.
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Ward Crampton
New York
Rpstion
Bravich
Atomic energy urged for broader world coop
The piece notes President Eisenhower's idea for an international body to develop peaceful atomic uses leading to a UN world pool of nuclear material valued at a billion dollars for mankind. Chairman Strauss urged a wider constructive conference to address global scientific risks beyond disarmament talks.
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Britain
France
Canada
United States
Soviet Union
World Organization On
Eisenflower
United Nations
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago June 3 1987
Discolored water in Corry due to hydrant flushing. public notices mention utilities, school tax collection, and local civic events. CHateau de Candé France reference, but focus remains on community updates and annual ceremonies.
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Chateau DE Cande
Monts
France
Duke van Winsoray
Jerry
Wallis Warfield
British Empire
Ravelin Hill Happenings Local Social Roundup
notices from Ravelin Hill recount visits by Elwood Berry Mae and Joe of Hamburg to Tennessee Gas staff. Mahlon Sweet saw his mother Agnes and sisters Bess and Idah Panama. Families of Patterson Jackman Parks and others hosted gatherings. Memorial Day events included a roast pork supper, cemetery visit with flowers, and a Veterans Poppies sale by Edith Robledeaux. Funeral services for Ellen Redding were held in Clymer.
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Ravelin Hill
Elwood Berry
Joe
Hamburg N
Tennessee Gas ‘Transmission Company
Mahlon Sweet
Agnes Sweet
Bess
Idah
Panama
Russell Patterson
Titusville
William Jackman
Westfield
N. Y
Andrew Parks
Marionette Sweet
Stanley Sweet
Jamestown
Beatrice Johnson
Findley Lake
Corry Memorial Hospital
Moore
Lena King
Lena
Eugene Garfield
New Jersey
Isadore Redding
Joseph Garfield
Eugene
Pete) Garfield
de Burlingame
Corry
Bertha Moody
Wattsburg
Meadville Bus Service Cuts Spur Fivefold Schedule Drop
Meadville City Lines slashes service by 60 percent amid financial losses and falling ridership. A six trip workmen's Saturday replaces 62 trips, with routes trimmed to industrial points and select afternoon runs. Chamber of Commerce backs review, hopes for restored service and possible relief in the future.
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Meadville — Ruouc Tansportation
Meadville City Lines, Inc
Bus Lines
B. E. Surrena
Meadville
Scientists Call End to Nuclear Tests
Pauling announces a scientist appeal to halt nuclear tests citing potential genetic harm to 200000 children over 20 generations. He says the statement arose from a May address at Washington University, noting broad scientific agreement on radiation effects and urging international agreement to stop testing to avert nuclear war. About 102 Washington University science department members signed the appeal.
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Reece
Pauling
Washington University
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