Census to Reveal Shelter Strength in U S
The 1950s civil defense issue is examined as census takers prepare to count privately built shelters. Officials note many homeowners build shelters quietly and increasingly integrate them into new homes, while Western Europe nations pursue extensive shelter programs.
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Ce of Civil and Defense Mobilization
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Earth Born From Debris of Exploding Stars
Scientist explains that most elements come from red giants and supernovae. Supernovae release elements into space about every 500 years in the Milky Way, while red giants shed elements as they age. The sun will become a red giant in 5 to 10 billion years and its brightness has increased by about 20 percent since birth.
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Western sandwich filling with onion pepper and ham
Brown strips of onion green pepper and ham then add to a plain omelet to form a filling for a western sandwich. Finish by serving with chili sauce or ketchup.
Egg Industry Growth in Virginia Surges on Lower Prices
Virginia egg production climbed to a record rise last year signaling the largest increase in two decades as prices hit an 18 year low. Automation spurs costs cuts while consumers gain more eggs at lower prices though questions remain on price stabilization and market pace. Grade A eggs rose nine percent in 1959 to exceed 80 percent of total output.
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Old Dominion
Colds and Moths Hit Ohio Governor’s Mansion
In Columbus Ohio Governor Michael V DiSalle endures repeated colds as the executive mansion suffers from an overheated heating plant. The persistent heat affects comfort and health as repairs are sought to restore a livable climate in the residence.
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