Changes in the world map since 1957
The National Geographic Society updates its world map showing new features since 1957. Surtsey island near Iceland appeared in 1963 and grows to about a square mile. Etna gained 253 feet, now 10 958 feet tall. Magnetic poles shifted. Countries renamed or merged: Aden Protectorate to South Arabia, Tanganyika and Zanzibar to Tanzania, Malaysia formed from 1963 federation, West Irian to Indonesia, Hollandia renamed Sukarnapura.
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National Geographic Society
Surtsey
Iceland
Cicily
Mt. Etna
Malaysia
Singapore
Sabah
British North Borneo
Sarawak
Netherlands New Guinea
Indonesia
West Irian
Hollandia
Kotabaru
Sukarnapura
Cattle Feeders To Meet Tuesday Huron County
Cattle feeders will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Production Credit Association building 55 Whittlesey Avenue according to William Krueger chairman. Winthrop French of Wakeman will present his story on Russian agriculture with colored slides from his tour with Ohio farmers. Wilbert Skinn delegate to the State Association will review state and national programs and current problems in Ohio beef cattle feeding.
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Huron County
Production Credit Association
Whittlesey Avenue
William Krueger
Winthrop French
Wakeman
Agricul
Ture
Ohio
Wilbert Skinn
Daily Across Word Puzzle Clues
A compact set of crossword style clues listing brief definitions for entries. Includes prompts such as brother abbr and military officials Turk and a river in Spanish, with several theme hints and wordplay prompts.
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Turk
Ruth
CROSSWORD CLUES AND A CRYPTOQUOTE VARIANT
Crossword clues cover terms from censure to public notice and a cryptogram sample explains substitution. The puzzle includes a daily changing code where A, X, and other letters map to other letters, plus a quoted imp…
Dear Abby readers and evolving social norms
A collage of Abby letters discusses topless bathing suits and a Los Angeles restaurant hosting bare bosom fashion shows, plus condolences for infant loss and dating dilemmas. Readers question decency and advise on sympathy phrasing and seeking help for emotional issues.
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Abby
Los Angeles
Birth control debate moves from private ethics to public concern
Buckley argues birth control challenges morality and economics worldwide. He cites Connecticut contraceptive laws and New York welfare policy as flashpoints, noting Catholic positions and theological reconsideration. He urges timely, thoughtful action to resolve the issue before crises deepen.
Reade Objectors and Extremes in Supreme Court Debates
The United Church Herald cites a February 15 1965 review accusing liberal critics of branding opponents to Supreme Court pronouncements as extreme conservatives while warning radical rightists like John Birch supporters may be more dangerous. A March 8 1962 issue calls out rural state legislatures for sparking city reliance on Washington. Omnipotent God Faith of our Fathers Divine Pro.
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Nigeria
America
Connecticut
Supreme Court
John Cortney Murray
New York
Rome
Boston
United States
India
God
John
Washington
Contended Faith and Church Involvement Spark Letter Campaign
A lay member criticizes the United Church of Christ for promoting liberal aims, opposing the House Committee on Un American Activities, and favoring government control of agriculture. He plans a series of letters to alert church members, decrying attempts to suppress lay discussion as witch hunting and discord.
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United Church of Christ
House Committee On Un-American Activities
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