Vancouver trip highlights Capilano Lions Gate and Victoria visit
The writer describes a Vancouver tour including Capilano canyon and the Lions Gate Bridge, notes the British Properties homes, Stanely Park zoo with polar bears, and a day trip to Victoria with Parliament Buildings and Butchart Gardens. They praise cleanliness, food, and local salmon fishing during a stopover on the way to Alaska aboard the Princess Patricia.
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Capilano Canyon
Lions Gate
Vancouver
Capilano
Stanley Park
Victoria
Parliament
Butchart Gardens
Island
Friendship’s True Prize Outweighs Wealth and Fame
A closing verse asks what a weary man values most in life and finds the answer in friendship. The speaker contrasts wealth and titles with personal connections, concluding that friendship is the best prize life offers. The poem emphasizes time, youth, and enduring bonds as true riches.
Argentine Leader Illia Elected President in Stable Victory
Dr Arturo Illia, a moderate liberal and country doctor aged 62, was elected Argentina president by the electoral college. He secured 261 votes, 22 more than the required total, ending a period of military grip after two civil conflicts and sixteen months.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Illia
Argentina
Atlantic News-telegraph publication and rates notice
Public notice lists publishing details for Atlantic News Telegraph and News Telegraph Co with editor F. D. Simpson and rates for carrier and mail subscriptions across Iowa nearby counties and distant regions. It notes publication timing as evenings with postal classifications and association memberships.
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News-Telegraph Pub
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Atlante
Kennedy moves toward peace faces military opposition
In a long analysis, Drew Pearson outlines how the U.S. military and defense contractors have opposed disarmament efforts under past and current leaders. Kennedy meets Joint Chiefs to guard against sabotage while McNamara urges a test ban and emphasizes nuclear nonproliferation risks.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Kennedy
JFK
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Harold Stassen Amost
Averell Harshman
Ike
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Red Army
Hungary
U.S
Nixon
John Foster Dulles
Stassen
Russia
Turkey
Pakistan
Wayne Anderson Returns to Post at Elgin Field Fla
Aic Wayne Anderson has returned to his post at Elgin Field Florida after spending leave in Adair with his parents. Mr and Mrs Sorn Anderson and Rev and Mrs John Schorting have spent yesterday in Wayne Near at the home of their son David.
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Aic
Wayne Anderson
Elgin Field
Fla
Adair
Sorn Anderson
John Schorting
Wayne, Near
David
Social notes From Menlo and nearby towns
Mrs. Gus Kuester hosts in Menlo with her parents. Mrs. Paul Phillips of Omaha visits with her daughter Mrs F J Lehman of the Vogue store. Miss Blanche Johnson of Colorado Springs visits her parents Mr and Mrs J A Johnson in Marne.
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Ing
Menlo
Mrs
Gus Kuester
Paul Phillips
Omaha
F. J. Lehman
Vogue
Blanche Johnson
Colorado Springs
J. A. Johnson
Marne
Guests of Dr and Mrs Johnson host family visit in Griswold
Four grandchildren of Dr. and Mrs. R B Johnson visit Griswold. They are the children of Bruce Johnson and Mrs Alaunes Heckman and two siblings of Anita, sharing time with the hosts during the gathering.
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R. B. Johnson
Griswold
Gromdchildren
Bruce Johnson
Pes Alaunes Mos
Heckman
Anita
Omaha man injured in Des Moines scaffold fall
Jerry Johnson, 21, of Omaha, remained in satisfactory condition at a Des Moines hospital after falling 20 feet from a scaffold onto a concrete floor while working as a lineman at the Iowa Power and Light Co generating plant southwest of Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Jerry Johnson
Omaha
Johnson
Iowa Power and Light Co
Des Mones
Endgame in Becker contract bridge lesson reveals mistakes
In a Becker column from 1908, East plays a ring of clubs and a spade sequence leads to a down one. The key error is South's play on the ten of spades. the six should be played to set up A K diamonds and force West into a lead, enabling dummy ruffs.
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West
East
King
South
Bouth
Thia
Kennedy and Congress stumble through 1963 midyear
As 1963 progresses Congress stalls on major bills while civil rights tensions rise and a Soviet Britain nuclear test ban pact looms. Kennedy warns against complacency as Senate debates the agreement and rail labor talks threaten a broader stalemate.
State Aid To Blind Sees Plunge In New Year
DES MOINES AP The number of blind persons receiving state aid declined in the past fiscal year as in earlier years The State Board of Social Welfare added 122 new aid-to-the-blind cases but closed 210 Of those closed 104 recipients died and 43 transferred to another program usually Old Age Assistance because it offers higher payments or nursing care About 8 percent of new aid-to-the-blind applicants said they needed medical care Marshall C Jewell vice chairman said the decline is due to better training programs and early treatment of eye defects The Aid to Disabled program added 296 new cases and closed 152 Six closed because no longer disabled 32 transferred to other programs mainly Old Age Assistance
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DES Moines
State Board of Social Welfare
Marshall C. Jewell
Jewell
New Chief of U. S. Naval Operations Takes Command
Adm. David L. McDonald was installed as the new chief of Naval Operations at a ceremony in Washington, succeeding Adm. George W. Anderson who retires to become ambassador to Portugal. McDonald, 57, previously led duties with the 6th Fleet and Eastern Atlantic Command before moving to the Pentagon. Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth welcomed McDonald and bid farewell to Anderson in the ceremony.
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John F
William Baldwin Shearer
Bethlehem Steel
Newport News
Geneva
Joseph Reeves
U.S. Naval
Jobbsist Shearer
U. S. Naval Operations
Navy
Adm
David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
George W. Anderson
McDonald
Mayaville
6Th Fleet
Eastern Atlantic Command
Pentagon
Anderson
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Goodby
Naval Station
Kennedy
Portugal
McNamara Says Partial Test Ban Won’t Weaken U.S. Force in Europe
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara assured West Germany that a partial nuclear test ban will not reduce U S military strength in Europe. Informants report he told Germany’s defense minister on Wednesday that the United States does not intend to cut its military effort in the continent.
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Kennedy
Defense McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Capitol Hill
Jfk
McNamara
Joint Chiefs
Earle Wheeler
Army
Russia
United States
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Bonn. Germany
Robert McNamara
West Germany
U.S
Europe
Simple summer safety program urged by Rochester doctors
Researchers Dr Evan Charney Dr Wiliam Réger and Dr Martin Silverman of the University of Rochester outline a sane health plan for school age children. They stress clear explanations for rules and show safety as an engaging set of limits rather than mere prohibitions. They warn about fireworks gasoline outdoor cooking lawn mowers and boating with proper safety gear and supervision. They urge parents to model safe behavior and invite children to lead safety campaigns while also advising on picnic food safety and fielding readers questions through Dr Coleman’s column.
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Evan Charney
Wiliam Réger
Martin Silverman
University of Rochester
Negro civil rights drive sparks militant rhetoric at league meeting
Henry Steeger of New York urges heightened Negro militancy within the National Urban League and warns that without promised gains, increased riots and picketing may occur. Whitney M. Young Jr outlines a domestic Marshall Plan to boost education, training, and employment for African Americans.
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Los Angeles
National Urban League
Henry Steeger
New York Magazine
Steeger
Whitney M. Young Jr
League
Phone Your Kick Carrier News-Telegraph Notice
Residents on Atlantic city carrier routes urged to call their Kick carrier if the News-Telegraph is not received by 7 PM. Listings include Highland Addn Zurfluh Addn LaVists Place and Fairlawn Addn with phone numbers 243-4948 243-3704 243-1088 243-5535.
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Highland
Zurfluh
LaVists Place
Fairlawn
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