Britain eyes atomic power and tanker growth over Suez threat
The Christian Science Monitor argues large tankers and atomic energy will erode Egypt's Suez leverage within five to ten years. It notes 58 000 ton tankers and orders for 65 000 ton ships, plus Britain’s push to dual purpose reactors, reducing dependence on Middle East oil.
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First known newspaper in China cited as Tsing Pao
A court journal in Peking named Tsing Pao is noted as the earliest known newspaper, published from the fifth century and lasting until 1935. Milk goats typically produce most milk between ages four and six.
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Canadian radar lines may be manned mostly by Canadians
Officials said the Mid Canada Line will be fully Canadian staffed with 800 technicians. For the DEW line in the Arctic, Canadian civilians may fill most or all posts, reducing need for American workers. Federal Electric recruits primarily in Ontario and Quebec with expansion planned. 600+ Canadians meet requirements though some fail tests. Monthly pay for radar technicians is about 800 dollars for an 18 month northern assignment.
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Rash care urged for children and families
The article warns that any rash in children should prompt a doctor's visit as it may signal a simple irritation, an contagious disease, or an allergy. Early diagnosis aids treatment and protects others in the household from infection. A rabbit's nest is described as a form.
Holiday Lawn Figures Patterns 434 435 and 374
Pattern 434 filigree fawn with candy cane and pattern 435 mate stand 21 inches high for lawn and garden use. Pattern 374 large 17 and 21 inch figures with taped edges for tracing and painting. Patterns 375 shows the Three Kings shelter and animals. Each 35 cents. add 2 cents first class mail and 6 cents air mail. Order from Home Workshop Patterns Department P.P.L. Vancouver B C.
Printed Pattern 4855 Appliqué Apron in One Piece
The pattern prints all three apron styles on one tissue piece and cuts out in one step. Each Misses Medium requires 1 yard 35 inch fabric and the pattern costs 35 cents, with order details including name address and style number.
Patterns from Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book
Readers are offered two free patterns from the ALICE BROOKS Needlecraft book along with many more designs for home and personal use. A 25 cent copy price is requested for the book, with the option to order additional easy hand-work designs.
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Witchcraft Beliefs On Healing Charms In The Middle Ages
A medieval overview discusses how witches and magicians linked mystic amulets to healing and magnetic properties. It notes the belief in talismans and the use of charms to treat illness, reflecting era's superstition and folk practice.
The ballot as a religious act in democracy
Leader-Post, Oct. 27, 1956, argues the ballot embodies democracy and urges civic duty. It reflects on faith and politics, noting the people's will can err yet ultimately guides history toward justice and the common good. The piece links Christianity to democratic participation and historic judgment.
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Shortage of many kinds of workers in Canada
Canada faced a persistent worker shortage in September with employment at 5,676,000 and a monthly decline of 147,000 from 5,823,000. Falls occurred in agriculture by 105,000 and in non farm industries by 42,000 as seasonal worker withdrawal and post summer demand shifts affected staffing. unemployment and reemployment registers eased modestly at national offices.
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New light on the old schoolhouse
Many schools still use old design with poor lighting harming pupils' eyesight. Lighter paint color on walls and ceilings helps reflect light onto desks and blackboards, while glare from shiny surfaces should be eliminated.
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