Small Town Civil Defence Versus Nuclear Threats
A Canada wide civil defence feature argues small towns must absorb city refugees in a nuclear war. Evacuation, shelter, emergency hospitals and volunteer corps are essential as areas downwind from blasts could reach 200 miles. Unity across government levels is urged to survive. It also notes postwar wheat price stability masked eroding purchasing power for farmers, urging price realignment or lower costs to restore value.
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Retirement as a Busy Second Career for Many
The piece argues that after work ends many cannot endure idleness and suggests preparing for retirement by ten years of exploring hobbies and spare time occupations. It notes libraries hold volumes on hobbies and that some pursuits should be chosen for potential commercial profit or personal satisfaction to supplement pensions.
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