Nation wide recreation survey urged inventory of outdoor resources
Congress acts to inventory outdoor recreation resources amid crowding of parks and forests. Six states California Colorado Illinois Tennessee Washington and Utah join recreation groups in backing measures to forecast needs for 1960s and beyond. Forest Service and Park Service data show rising visitation from 22 million in 1946 to 59 million in 1957 and projected increases thereafter.
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America
Congress
California
Colorado
Illinois
Tennessee
Washington
Utah
U. S. Forest Service
National Forests
National Park Service System
Presidential Commission to Study Outdoor Resources
A 15 member Presidential Commission will prepare a report by September 1, 1961 on the nation’s outdoor resources. The plan includes estimates of recreation needs for 1975 and 2000 and recommendations to meet them. A comprehensive survey is viewed as the sensible approach and outdoor lovers await results.
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Partisan
Japanese Students In U S Cite Freedom Yet Favor Social Restraints
About 1 600 Japanese scholars have studied in U S universities since 1952 and half were surveyed on impressions of America. Fifteen percent disapproved of contact between the sexes, reflecting Japan's rigid codes, while many praised American hospitality, efficiency, and comforts. They favor the rational practical approach to daily life as what they would transplant home.
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United States
America
U.S
Japan
Editorial Digest From Forty Newspapers
A digest highlights the most interesting editorials from daily incoming papers. It surveys prevailing opinions on politics society and culture. Strong voices emerge on governance reform, economic policy, and public accountability.
Phony TV doctors banned by national broadcasters board
A National Association of Broadcasters TV code amendment bans portrayals of doctors dentists and nurses in ads by nonprofessionals. The TV board says such depictions mislead viewers and injure trust, benefiting public welfare and advertising integrity across member stations and networks.
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San Antono
Texas Frontier
Chicago
New York
Television Board
The
National Association of Broadcasters
Novick Transfer Co. marks 25th trucking anniversary
The Star notes the Winchester based Novick Transfer Company Inc celebrating its 25th year in the trucking business. In sports New York leads the American League while Brooklyn tops the National League. Linda Faye Ellyett of Cedar Grove visits her father at Fort Belvoir. Five years ago 1933, Conald and Mrs. Anderson of Yellow Springs visit Winchester with Miss Edna Johnson, and Paul Campbell hosts a dinner for William Hollis Clowser on his ninth birthday.
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Novick Transfer Company, Inc
Winchester
New York
Brooklyn
Linda Faye Ellyett
Cedar Grove
James W. Ellyett
Fort Belvoir
Conald Anderson
Yellow Springs
Edna Johnson
Laurel Vale
W. Va
Paul Campbell
William Hollis Clowser
Miss Martha Ann Ebersole Weds James William Brown
Ten years ago in this city Miss Martha Ann Ebersole daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Ebersole married James William Brown son of Mrs LeRoy Sylvester of Washington Two local couples Kenneth Strawbridge and Charles Anderson spent two weeks in Miami Florida with Dr and Mrs D J Davis Edward Page Tabb returned to his Parkersburg home after visiting his sister Mrs J Howard Cather here
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Martha Ann Ebersole
George A. Ebersole
James William Brown
LeRoy Sylvester
Washington
Kenneth Strawbridge
Charles Anderson
Miami
Florida
D. J. Davis
Edward Page Tabb
Parkersburg
J. Howard Cather
Shenandoah and Page valleys auto tour noted
Fifty years ago 1908 Miss Gertrude Adams joined an automobile party touring Shenandoah and Page valleys. Mr A B Hopkins and niece Miss Edna Myers visited Miss Bessie Whitacre. Hannis Distillery at Martinsburg faced likely reopening issues due to whiskey taxes on bonded warehouses.
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Gertrude Adams
Shenandoah
Page
Hopkins
Edna Myers
Washington
Bessie Whitacre
Hannis
Martinsburg
Harrison Calls for Federal Spending Cuts In Red Ink Alarm
In a pointed address from Washington, Harrison warns the national deficit could top 11 billion as the new fiscal year opens on July 1. He argues Congress and the President must reduce federal outlays to prevent inflation and further tax hardship, urging frugal governance.
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Washington
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
U S Business Women May Soon Outnumber Men
HAL BOYLE surveys miscellaneous curios and social trends in a column noting 28 percent of married couples both work, a surge in women workers, rising dog populations, and odd tidbits from culture and industry. The piece blends light anecdotes with observations on weight, fashion, and taste.
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America
U. S
How's Your I Q memory quiz questions and trivia
A truncated quiz lists daily IQ style questions covering history science and language. Questions include strikes in South Russia, MacArthur as Chief of Staff, Secret Service department, sentence correction, cork cost, aliens, sea mammals, and assorted cryptic statements about Eisenhower canasta posters and hummingbird heart rate.
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Soinh
Russia
Douglas MacArthur
U. S. Army
U.S. Secret Service
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Department of Commerce
Free Admission Opens Hidden Theatre Section History
A historical note from Pompei describes a free show area where patrons could not read or write. The free section was marked by two skulls, and those who sat there were called dead.
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Pompei
Strength For The Day by Earl L. Douglas
Seeks motivation from study of beginnings and endings. Argues people fail not events and urges persistence, learning from life’s setbacks. Encourages continued effort, discouragement avoidance, and personal responsibility in pursuit of success.
The Worry Clinic on Fanatic Religious Zealots
Dr. George Crane profiles a teenage girl Marsha facing inner sexual conflicts driving extreme religious fervor. He notes self sexual activity, guilt, and substitution with missionary zeal, urging calm logic over neurosis and calling churches to seek stable workers.
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Marsha
George W. Crane
Marsha M
Crane
Doctor Links Alcohol With Higher Oral Cancer Risk
Dr. Ernest Wynder reports at an American Cancer Society meeting that heavy drinking plus heavy smoking increases oral cavity and larynx cancer risk tenfold. Hard liquor shows a clear association, while beer or wine does not. The study notes teeth loss among cancer patients and suggests alcohol may influence tissue permeability or cause nutritional deficiencies.
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Herman N. Bundesen
Ernest L. Wynder
American Cancer Society
Wynder
Sloan-Kettering Institue For Cancer Research
New York
Hve
Trivia Quiz on Seeds and Leaves and Jeremiah’s Secretary
Question prompts about Ceylon crops corn wheat or rice and shamrocks leaflets three four or five count. The Bible asks Jeremiah’s secretary identify the scribe who assisted him.
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Ceylon
Jeremiah
Dog's Best Friend Returns With Rusty The Beagle
An 11 year old boy Steve Doughty earned his return trip to California to retrieve his beagle Rusty after moving to Hawaii. He saved about $62 by five months of chores and saved half the fare, with his Navy father funding the rest. Rusty and Steve reunite after Steve travels back to Northridge with help from his family.
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Steve Doughty
Rusty
Steve
Hawaii
Northridge
Calif
Navy
Robert Doughty
West Coast
California
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Hal Boyle
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Carlton Fredericks
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National Lumber Manufacturers Assn
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Canasta
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