Let's Rejoin the Human Race Age 65 and Work
Dr Joseph Peck argues against forced retirement at 65. He cites waste of talent and calls for boards to assess workers yearly after 65, allowing continued employment if capable or retirement if not, to avoid social security squeeze and loss of purpose. He suggests self employment as option.
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Iraqi army claims 300 Kurdish rebels killed in north
The Iraqi government said over 300 Kurdish rebels were killed in mop up operations in Iraq’s far north. The army operations department announced on Baghdad radio that casualties included several local Communists and noted Soviet support for the rebels.
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Argument Ends In Fatal Shooting
In Summersville West Virginia a family argument ended in a fatal shooting. O'Dell Davis a two year old from Harmony Falls Nicholas County was shot by his mother in law Catherine Morton at a home near Cademon Gauley no arrest had been made as the investigation continued.
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Lettuce Gelatin Mix With Ginger Ale And Water
A note on preparing a lemon gelatin with one cup ginger ale and one cup water. The mixture forms a slightly thickened base for folding in fruits, creating a light fruity dessert garnish.
Kernstown News Briefs Highlights Local Events
Vacation Bible School began at Kernstown Methodist Church on June 17 with hours 9 to 11 30 a.m. Local families attend memorial services and conferences in Mount Zion West Virginia and Virginia Beach. Several residents visit relatives, graduates named, and church groups plan meetings for June 20 at 8 p.m.
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Virginia
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Asbury
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Reliance
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Round Hill
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Richmond
Bing Crosby’s Wife Receives Nursing Diploma in LA
Kathryn Crosby wife of Bing Crosby graduates from Queen of Angels School of Nursing at St Vibiana Cathedral in June ceremony. She earns diploma with 33 fellow graduates. school marks its 1,000th graduate since 1928.
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Violence Won’t Be Used in N C Says Governor
Gov. Terry Sanford declared North Carolina police and the National Guard would not use violence to quell racial demonstrations. He cited sit-down protests in streets theaters and stores as excessive and urged peaceful negotiation.
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Viscount Cunningham dies in taxi in London
British World War II naval chief Admiral Andrew Browne Cunningham aged 80 died in a taxicab in London. Known as ABC, he joined the navy in 1898 and rose to admiral of the fleet in 1943, becoming first sea lord and chief of naval staff in 1946 after knighthood in 1939 and baronial and viscount honors in 1945 and 1946.
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Japanese March In Protest of U S A Subs
Ten thousand leftists gathered in Yokosuka to protest planned visits by U S nuclear submarines. About 200 police stood at the base gate as demonstrators shouted Yankee go home, under the Socialist party led campaign against nuclear submarines and U S air defenses in southern Japan.
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Williamsburg Banker Leads Virginia Banking Group
The new president of the Virginia State Bankers Association urged bankers to resist federal encroachment on rights after his installation at the association’s 70th annual convention in Hot Springs. He praised leaders including Harry Flood Byrd A Willis Robertson and steady Washington lawmakers.
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