Life Begins at Forty Short Wave Radio Fills Need
Webster H. Wilson, 48, an electronics executive on early retirement, found tuberculosis confined him at home but discovered purpose through short wave radio. He built a radio room, connected with 180 countries and 60,000 operators, and valued a hobby that lasts decades, offering lessons in retirement and work. He suggests readers request a booklet on popular retirement hobbies.
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Robert Peterson
Webster H. Wilson
Wilson
U.S
Attica Crater To Be Filled After Gas Geyser Eruption
Oil men plan to pump out briny water from the Attica Kansas geyser site that erupted from an old core drill hole on Feb 7. After tests the well was stopped last week and concrete will be poured to seal the brine, with the crater filled and the road restored.
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Attica
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Here
John P. Roberts
State Corporation Commission
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Draft Extension Bill Gets Approval
The four year extension of the peacetime military draft law won unanimous approval from the Senate Armed Services Committee. Chairman Richard B Russell D Ga said he hopes for Senate action Monday on the compulsory conscription. President Kennedy would be asked to continue authority to induct men ages 18 through 26 for at least two years of active service until July 1 1987.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
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