Passing Show and The Coming Global Fears
A nostalgic piece at a railroad station recalls the aging era of transcontinental trains and questions what it will mean if rail travel vanishes. It contrasts past and present travel modes and notes looming competition among transport reforms amid a bleak forecast of hydrogen war risks and population growth.
Mary Frances Joins CBC-TV Country Hoedown As New Vocalist
Mary Frances, 21, from Oshawa Ontario, debuts as the Country Hoedown new girl vocalist with Gordie Tapp Tommy Hunter and the Hames Sisters among others. She has sang professionally since 17 and has won talent awards including Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts.
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Two Monstrous Problems Loom as Population and Cars Grow
A historical piece warns that by 1970 the North American motor vehicle population could double, creating traffic chaos and diminishing food and living standards. It notes unemployment and the risk of rail strikes, urging government action to balance labor, management, and public welfare.
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Outdoorsy Christmas Decor Ideas From Nature
Holiday decorating blends evergreen symbols with natural elements. Pine cones, branches, and weeds can become gleaming ornaments with enamel spray paint, creating gold silver or multicolor accents for trees and centerpieces. Use newspapers to catch paint. spray tips lightly to avoid splatter.
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Current Comedy Exchange Delivers Witty Jabs
Joan tells John he does not deserve a wife like her while he quips he does not deserve flat feet but has them, delivering a sharp back and forth in a single panel joke.
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