Ground, water, and soil fears in West Virginia era
A reflective column argues for soil and water conservation amid rising population. It projects shrinking arable land per capita from 1950 to 2000, warns of leaner diets and potential hunger, and urges business and public to act. It cites Census figures and a Reader's Digest corn growth anecdote.
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Women Scarce as Wages Rise in Algerian Oil Desert
About 3 000 male workers at the Hassi Messaoud oil site live in air conditioned huts with meals and modern comforts while lacking wives. Wages are high, costs low, and frequent plane trips to Algiers and self financed trips to France mark a harsh social gap. Ex-Foreign Legionnaires and skilled foreigners form a notable workforce amid desert logistics and nascent town structures.
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Raleigh Register Contact and Subscription Rates Notice
Beclley and Hinton WV publications announce home delivery and mail subscription rates. Rates include daily and Sunday options, six or twelve month plans, and a two per cent WV tax. Subscribers should provide old and new addresses when changing delivery.
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Narrow escape for Senator White in Raleigh County incident
Senator Hf. $. White of Mingo County faced a near fatal railway accident while driving along the Pine Branch of the C&O Railway in a narrow ravine. A train rounded a bend, his horse pulled away to safety but he struck a stone, injuring his left leg though no bones were broken upon later check.
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Social Security changes set for Jan 1 effective tax rise
Congress approves five major Social Security changes to raise taxes and boost benefits. Key points include higher payroll taxes for workers and employers, increased retirement and survivor payments, and new disability provisions. Most effects start Jan 1 with some survivor and widow benefits rising in February.
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Congress
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High Road to World Peace Charged by Veteran Pilot
United Airlines captain Charles Dent, 41, launches a personal crusade for world peace after visiting 9 countries and speaking with 2,500 people. He promotes a World UN emblem and hopes to see it painted on airplanes worldwide, donating a $5,500 bonus to the U.N. committee.
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Explorer Faith in Air and Space Sparks Junior Edition
A junior quiz notes remaining unexplored Earth regions in Africa, Brazil, Tibet, and polar areas, with a scientist in Antarctica shown. It highlights satellite space probing ahead of human flight and urges readers to follow space progress in the newspaper. An award is given for the best reader submission.
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Reverend Cox Helps Blue Baby’s Family Reach Johns Hopkins
A Rhodell Chronicle reports Rev. Charles Cox arranged transportation and lodging funds for a seven year old girl needing heart surgery at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. The Heart Fund covers medical costs while Cox’s ministry spurs church support and prayers for the family.
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Simple Oklahoma star and TV fashion tales mix in chatter
In New York Earl Wilson notes Gretchen Wyler and the NBC wardrobe caper with 30 gowns. hints at Jackie Ekins split, Liberace fan drive, and Zsa Zsa Gabor dating. He references Neana Nieves and Marilyn Monroe potential, NBC shakeup rumors, and party chatter from Chicago to Los Angeles.
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