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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1965
Page
3
A roundup covers gout dye blocking crystal growth at Michigan, beetle flight study by NYU recreating wing motion, grain elevator safety gear, hair sampling for strontium pollution, 1963 farm cooperatives trends, Navy entry exam dates in Belleville, and a study linking wealth and youth to happiness.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Rodemich and Miss Ruth Ann Stumpf were married in a 2 30 pm double ring ceremony at Zoar United Church of Christ New Hanover officiated by Rev W L Biasch. A reception and dance followed at Turner Hall Columbia with detailed bridal attire described including lace motifs and antique jewelry.
A fragmented notice reports the death of Br Dies at multiple sites. It mentions burial, a somber event in September, and references to a university study and various local figures. The readable text is garbled but preserves names and institutions tied to the event.
The Taxpayers' Federation of Illinois cites a November 24 1964 Supreme Court ruling in People ex rel Nordland v Laws. It holds relief from gross overassessment constituting constructive fraud is available only after exhausting the administrative remedy before the board of review. If not pursued, the taxpayer forfeits his day in court.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names and terms such as Thomas Zundimes, Dewey, Metis, G Tepe, Zager, Die Cetlier, 3% of SW, 2% of SE, and various French sounding phrases. No coherent event or context discernible from the readable fragments.
An unclear report hints at a team or athlete known as SLI Of The Week and The Little Bock on a trip to Paris and the French Alps for training and sightseeing with teammates during a break before rejoining a sixth Viert squad for sessions.
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