Camp idea in Ohio seeks 40 acres for free youth program
A plan to establish a ten year lease camp on 40 acres in Ohio aims to serve underprivileged youngsters at no charge. The site would offer woodcraft, nature education, water safety, and supervisory staff, with equipment on site and fundraising for a full-time supervisor and meals.
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Post Office plans philatelic releases through year
Seventeen stamps have already been issued this year with several more to come to meet mail demand. The four cent Lincoln Sesquicentennial issue is now at the local post office. September introduces stamps featuring Lajos Kossuth and Journalism and Freedom of the Press, with availability starting September 1.
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Lajos Kossith
Improper Reflector Distorts Colors On Pictures Echoes Of Stamp News
The piece notes Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield will unveil the first day stamp sale in Columbia Missouri on September 22 marking the University of Missouri School of Journalism golden anniversary. It describes the stamp design by Lester Beall and Charles Gostin, with a vertical black print featuring a hand and quill and the motto Freedom of the Press.
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Charles Gostin
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Auto Interiors Found Major Injury Cause in Collisions
A UCLA Institute of Transportation and Traffic Engineering study after 10 years of work finds the car interior, including the steering wheel and dashboard, as a leading source of injuries in crashes. Researchers urge changes such as retractable steering columns and padded interiors using foam or similar materials.
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Remembering Korea's March Toward Democracy
In The Chatter Box, an editorial recalls Korea's 1948 launch as a democratic republic. It notes early fears, foreign occupation, and widespread illiteracy, yet emphasizes the resilient spirit of the Korean people and the ongoing renaissance of self rule.
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Forest Becomes Laboratory For Ancient Bristlecone Pines
Forest Service plans 27000 acre Inyo National Forest in the White Mountains for a natural laboratory preserving 100 bristlecone pines over 4000 years old. Edmund Schulman Memorial Grove to honor the discoverer of the trees. Strongbios: Korea and U.N. aid noted. Korea’s democracy, literacy, and division remain concerns. David R. Rice wins $50 bond for predicting first 9 degree day.
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Wonders Of The Universe Does Russia Have A Black Satellite
The piece debates whether covert satellites could exist, describing black or matte gray craft and the limits of radar and optical detection. It notes ARPA head Roy Johnson testified radar to detect small satellites by 1958 and discusses how unseen craft might evade visual tracking.
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Roy W. Johnson
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It's In The Cards According To Hoyle Q A Card Game Q&A
A column of card game questions and answers covers Gin Rummy naming origins Canasta initial meld rules Cribbage runs and a request for puzzle problems. The piece includes brief explanations from the Association of American Playing Card Manufacturers.
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Lifesaving Idea Aides Elderly Through Calling Service
At a Michigan conference Grace S. McClure 75 from Saginaw unveils Reassurance Service a telephone check in plan for seniors living alone. For 2 50 a month subscribers register and leave a key for call backs twice daily if no answer police may access the home. The service aims to ease loneliness and ensure rapid checks after delayed responses.
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