National food cache proposed for two years of sustenance
California scientist urges a $15 billion national emergency food supply within easy reach of every American. Dr. Perry R. Stout says store 20 percent of each year’s crop, to withstand nuclear war disruptions to agriculture and industrialized farming. He warns the United States is highly vulnerable due to dependence on fertilizers fuels and machinery.
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Missionary Study Class in Williamsburg Enrolls Eighteen
The Missionary Study Class on Latin America taught by Mrs. J. E. Decker lists 18 enrollees. Two sessions run in October: Mondays 1:30 at Minor Brown home and Tuesdays 7:30 in Sunday School rooms.
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Surplus Grains to Be Converted to Animal Protein
The article advocates converting current surplus grains into animal protein by processing supplies of animal protein, desiccated and compacted, plus carbohydrates and fats similarly treated, and essential vitamins to maintain adequate diets. It emphasizes moving surplus grains from warehouses into usable protein sources.
Dictionary quotes Harold Boyle in unabridged edition
New York AP reports Harold Boyle, a high school favorite, is quoted twice in the massive 2,720 page unabridged dictionary. The volume, costing $47.50, modernizes with 450000 entries including 100000 new terms and quotes from Willie Mays, Winston Churchill, and Ernest Hemingway.
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Economy Holds Despite Industrial Output Slip
New York AP reports total industrial output eased from August peaks, yet most sectors remain healthy. Auto plant shutdowns at GM and Ford plus Hurricane Carla hurt production, while October auto sales rebound and consumer spending stays buoyant across services and many goods.
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Desert Safe From Fallout Claims Desert Living Cuts Risk
Nobel laureate Willard Libby told the National Civil Defense Council that living in a desert shields people from long-range nuclear fallout because the region receives little rain carrying fallout. He urged immediate construction of shelters to save millions, noting shelters cover local fallout but not distant radiation.
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Bargain Prices On Over 200 Home Appliances
Advertising list offers used and reconditioned appliances with deep discounts. Items include refrigerators freezers ranges washers dryers heaters TV sets and related gear from brands such as Coronado GE Raytheon Motorola Philco and Firestone with 90 day guarantees and flexible installment options.
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