Olympics Rome open broader than ever in antique setting
The Rome Games begin and run through September 11, set against ancient ruins and modern facilities. 7000 athletes from 85 nations will stay in a new stilts village, while new stadiums and a $50 million jet airport highlight a city reshaped for the XVII Olympiad.
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Rome
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
Athens
Squaw Valley
Capitoline Hill
Colosseum
Maxentius
Caracalla
Palazzetto Dello Sport
Horace Sutton
Appian Way
Castelli Romani
Frascati
Albano
Velletri
Italy
Giulio Andreotti
de Coubertin
Tomorrow's farms will be factory like and automated
Science at work outlines a future of precision farming where soils and nutrients are tailored by chemists, tractors operate on automatic pilots, and farm factories harvest process and package crops. Implanted animal sensors, infrared disease detection, and desalted ocean water reclamation expand the scope of agricultural production.
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L.P. Berriman
Stanford Research
Artists turn daydreams into shared gold through craft
Freud notes the artist’s edge in elaborating fantasies to remove personal notes and render them engaging for others. The piece explains how distinguished technique allows artists to shape material to convey true fantasy while concealing origins, earning gratitude, admiration, honor, power, and love.
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Sigmund Freud
Beckley Newspapers rates and carrier notices
Beckley Newspapers announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, offers home delivery pricing, and notes that carriers and distributors are independent contractors. Includes qualifications on payment responsibility and requests change-of-address details. Public notice appears under Beckley and Hinton, West Virginia areas.
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National Advertising
Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Greenville
Ccceesssees
West Virginia
Aili
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Hal Boyle Executive Myths Exploded
New York AP report summarizes a US News poll of 6,000 executives by Dr Harry J Johnson of the Life Extension Foundation. It finds average 35 work hours weekly, five days, little home office time, and fatigue mostly from boredom rather than overwork. Most executives in good health, 75 percent without extra tension, sleep seven hours or less for 77 percent. The piece notes executives can afford to dissipate fatigue that lower-salaried workers cannot and suggests a longer sleep, walks, and weight loss could help. It ends with a tongue‑in‑cheek view on accepting a high paying post to enjoy benefits and social life.
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Dulles
Khrushchev
United States
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Cuba
Congo
Russia
Central Africa
Southeast Asia
Krhushcchev
U. S. News & World Report
U. S
Harry J. Johnson
Life Extension Foundation
Johnson
New York
Marilyn Monroe
Tina Louise
Coud
Mexico
Junior Editors Quiz on DEER Antlers and Indian use
Deer antlers grow from male deer heads with velvet when soft and fully harden by August. Indians valued deer skin flesh and bones for various uses, a question won by Arthur L. Rossbach Jr of Baltimore who received ten dollars.
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Arthur L. Rossbach Jr
Baltimore
Beckley
Bug Dust Fishing Vacation on Greenbrier River
Roy Lee Harmon recalls a relaxing Greenbrier River vacation featuring abundant black bass, clear waters, and a rustic riverside camp rented for 25 dollars a week. He notes pollution concerns from a Marlinton tannery and a limestone quarry, hopes for a natural resources bill, and plans to return for more fishing with family.
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Baas
Marlinton
Alderson
Michigan
Minnesota
Canada
Prayer For Today From Rast In Columbia S C
Prayer for today asks renewal of divine indwelling to keep love and hope alive and deliverance from partial commitment. It requests guidance to magnify Thee in every relationship and task through Jesus Christ Amen. John Marvin Rast executive secretary Methodist Board of Education Columbia S C.
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Jesus Christ
John Marvin Rast
Columbia
S. C
Methodist Board of Education
Ideas For Making Life Pleasant From Earl Wilson
Earl Wilson mulls light civic and social improvements with humorous takes on modern life. He imagines electronics guiding autos to prevent intersection crashes, in-flight barbers, 24 hour ordering, payoffs for vacation giveups, hypnotists in China, and streamlined education with calculating machines.
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Donna) Craddock
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Science At Work
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Associated Press
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Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Jupiter
Earth
California Institute of Technology
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University of Chicago
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University of Michigan
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U.S. Air Force
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Prince St
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Hinton
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Hal Boyle
Roy Lee Harmon
Greenbrier
Heber Street
Tippy
Needy McQuade
Register News Room
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Herb Buckley
Daniel Boone
Phil Vogel
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