I d Move To An Island Private Island Vacation Plan
A light guide to acquiring a private island in the United States or Canada. The piece notes rising popularity of island retreats and explains steps: study areas, contact tourism agencies, inspect regions, and consult civic authorities for land rules. It highlights costs from about $300 and suggests hands on research and adventure as you search for a dream island.
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United States
Canada
Canadian
Jack Stewart
Dodge News
Home Swift Home
A compact versatile room described as adaptable for social, office, conference, or even a bar. It features ample window space, close chairs for conversation, and flexible setups including a small bedroom if fitted. The narrator notes its charm, practicality, and the view from the windows, with the automotive garage or carport four wheels as a tongue in cheek contrast.
How To Keep Well Wash Away Acne
Dr. Van Dellen offers acne care guidance emphasizing cleanliness using medicated soaps, avoiding skin injury, and regular antiseptic cleansers. The article cites a study by Dr. Janis Wexler on sulfur and resorcinol emulsions with creams, noting improvements in most patients and a 14 to 36 week treatment window. It discusses diet, oil control, and a three to four wash daily routine plus nightly cream, with extra cream as needed for very oily skin.
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Janis Wexler
New York City
Ean
van Dello
Voice Of The People on future railroading and policy
The letter sketches a future rail system with piggyback trailers autos on rail racks and massive non stop coal trains. It argues government action and green mergers reform federal transport policy could boost service efficiency lower prices and benefit the American public. It calls for freedom and warns decisive policy shapes the nation’s transport future.
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Taomis
The
Association of American Railroads
Trauina
Liomis
America
Pillars of Economic Wisdom Exhibition at New York World’s Fair
The 1964 85 World’s Fair aims to draw about 70 million visitors including 3.6 million from abroad. The Hall of Free Enterprise costs about 2.1 million and is financed by many donors. The noncommercial exhibit seeks to illustrate basic economic principles and the productivity of tools in a competitive society guided by individual decisions.
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New York
Hall of Free Enterprisers
Ite Ts
Jottings From Yesteryears in Local Notices
Law enforcers failed to identify owners of seven gold and silver watches found in the Potomince River near Williamsport by Richard and Isaie Garrish. A police dog valued at 150 dollars died of pneumonia, owned by Edward Reichter. Native county figure Harsh, a 60 year minister, died in Indiana per local word. Local boy scouts gathered clothing for freezing residents of America. Builders for Meyers and Berkson began work on a West Franklin Street building on the former Munson Apartment Suite. Mrs Ralph Dorgan of Fum Town narrowly escaped injury when her kitchen exploded while canning vegetables. Gladys Poule, Wadland Way School art teacher, named supervisor of Hagerstown playground system. Patrolmen Blenard and Rohrer charged with disorderly conduct after a youth yelled at their cruiser. Seven locals attended a Potomac Erllsan News correspondents meeting in Hagerstown. A dismantle ward award went to Irene Burger after 35 years with Chesapeake and Potomac Plane Co. Patsie Buck and Josephing Lewis completed ten years. Gloria Gabe and Harry Lerch marked five years on the job. Lerch lost the left middle finger in a urethra-spreading accident.
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V. Irene Burger
Chesapeake and Potomac Plane Co
Patsie A. Buck
S Josephing L. Lewis
Gloria E. Gabe
Three Minutes A Day Costly Argument Over Car Budget
A couple argues over what car to buy and a sack of $2500 slips from a window into a storm drain. They jump after it as a gas station attendant minds his driveway. The incident ends with a moral urging peacemaking and a biblical blessing.
Kennedy Likely to Fly to West Berlin Amid Ceiling Fight
The State Department backs a restrained approach for President Kennedy's planned West Berlin flight next week to avoid provoking the Soviet ceiling of 10,000 ft. The Air Force and Joint Chiefs urge a 32,000 ft cruising altitude to show resolve, while critics warn the trip may be ill advised. The report to Congress outlines limited Cuban security steps and doubts over concrete actions, noting a lukewarm performance on anti Castro measures and surveillance in Latin America. Caroline Kennedy trains in swimming as part of a family fitness emphasis, with John Jr. set for lessons, amid a social weekend at Fort Belvoir and West Point cadets visiting for summer training.
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West Berlin
Russia
U.S
Laden
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Joint Chiefs of
Ratt
Kremlin
Cuba
Adepauer
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Edward Martin
House
Armistead Selden
D-Ala
Martin
Latin America
Selden
Managua
Cviisters
Central America
Panama
Massares
Isthmiat
Caribbean
Caroline Kennedy
John, Jr
Ft. Belvair
West Point
Papal Election Speculation Among Cardinals
A historical view outlines how the College of Cardinals conducts a papal election with two ballots daily and describes the smoke signals that indicate progress or deadlock. It names potential contenders such as Siri of Genoa Lercaro of Bologna Montini of Milan and notes Italian influence over the Curia and the likelihood of an Italian pope.
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Sistine Chapel
Eugens Cardinal Tisserait
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Prince of the Apostles
Universal Church
West
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Toman
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Pope
John XXVIII
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Siri
Genoa
Lercare
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John XXIII
Pius XII
John
Birm
Numiber
Curia
Amicto Cardinal
Cicognani
U.S
Eugenio Pacelli
Five XI
Halian Pastore
Fonsati
Turin
Ruffin
Palermo
Leresto
Sirs
Montini
Milan
Urebani
Castaldo
Naples
Fosgali
Urhani
Ruftisi
Patermo
Ita
Giusepre Siri
Giacomo Lercaro
Bregetes
Giovan Montini
Lercaro
Elfects
Caralgale
Pope John
Lereara
Italy
Siti
Pius XI
Larcaro
Stel
Just Folks Change By Edgar A Guest
Joy comes and goes a time we wear the amble dune but the rosa The birds shall wear life fair yet Time shall bring life s hurt and aging All days must end The bright the gray soon days alway The nights descend Change follows fast skies overcast swiftly sped Nor hurt nor loss nor mirth nor pain can last for long bestrew the years between are days serene
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Lewert
Voice of the People
Daily Mail
Hay Rerstont
Maryland
Yesteryears
Potoinge
Williamsport
Richard and
Isaae Garrish
Edward Reichter
George
Harsh
Indiana
J.B. Ferguson and Co
West Franklin St
Meyers and Berkson
Munson
Ralph £. Dorgan
Fum
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Fn Wadland Way School
Hagerstown
Blenard
Rohrer
Dick Heal-iagworth
Ed Newcomer
Orpha Mumma
Jim Wilson
Margaret Potts
Leonard Schleigh
Gerald Warren
Potomac Erllsan
Harry E. Lerch
By James Keller
Allen-Scott Report
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Jim Bishop
Khrushchev
Edgar A. Guest
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