Life Begins at Forty Tourist Trade
A traveler recalls inspecting roadside attractions in Iowa and Kansas offered by seniors over sixty. He notes two headed calves, Indian burial mounds, trout farms, and a parrot jungle as examples of profitable hobbies for retired people. He suggests writing to Robert Peterson for booklets on making money at home.
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Iowa
Jenny Lind
Florida
Robert Peterson
Garden City Telegram
Garden City
Kansas
Tith and
Santa Fe
Four States Aim for 19 to 15 Year Achievement Timeline
Four states outline a long term plan projecting completion in 19 to 15 years. Officials cite gradual milestones and funding steps while stressing steady progress amid shifting budgets and program reviews.
Dried Kernels Craft Corsages From Field Corn
A home project explains making floral corsages from dried field corn kernels. Collect seven dozen kernels, pierce each, string on wire, glue a clove center, wrap stems with husk, and tie with leaves and ribbon for a finished flower.
Japanese Barriers at Hiroshima Ban-the-Bomb Meeting
Japan barred delegates from Viet Cong North Viet Nam and North Korea from the August Ban-the-Bomb conference in Hiroshima. The Justice Ministry also refused a visa for Liu Ning-yi of China for his "undesirable activities" last year while the rest of the Chinese delegation were admitted. Also noted, the first U S dry cleaning establishment opened on Staten Island in 1817.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Hiroshima
The
Justice Ministry
Liu Ning-yi
U. S
Staten Island
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By Robert Peterson
Sequoia
Farnitere Cleaning
Peebles City
Hal Kane
Frank
Sullivan
J. Wayne Chambers
Jack H. Devold
Ken Hagler
C.lu
Henry Hail
L. J. Heine
Robert M. Johnson
C.la
J. H. Keller
Everett Miller
John H. Robinson
Jesse Scott, Jr
Carlos C. Spikes
C.L.U
Grace Stoner
Armstrong Fine Service
East Kansas
Garnand
N. Main
Wels
Iga Garden City
Kanes
Arkansas
U.S. No.1
Freshelberta Freestone
AKS
Cinnaron Moe
Peg
Dillon
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