Too many fans not enough players says Bud Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson urges turning spectators into participants through broad based physical training from kindergarten to college. He calls for parental support and educator involvement, noting Americans often gloss over physical education and need to replace sloth with activity.
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Bud Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
Russia
Wilkinson
Football Writers of America
Junk mail should pay its own way
Editorial writers note junk mail floods mailboxes and drives up the post office deficit. The piece argues the burden falls on taxpayers and mail recipients, urging that junk mail should cover its mailing costs.
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Post Office Department
Russia Seen as Deadbeat in United Nations Funding
Commentary accuses the Soviet Union of delaying payments to the United Nations, noting 1961 figures of $18 million from the USSR versus $115 million from the United States. It cites Article 19 loss of votes for chronic delinquents and mentions secretariat borrowing to cover gaps while criticizing Moscow’s stance on Congo and the Middle East.
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Russia
U. N
United States
Ussr
U. S
Congo
Gaza Strip
Soviet Union
U. N. Emer
Middle East
General Assembly
Kremlin
Sec
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N. Children’s Fund
Local Names and Rates From Monticello Publication
Clinton Cedar Delaware Dubuque Jackson and Linn counties listed with $5.00 price elsewhere in the United States and servicemen pay $4.00 worldwide Published by Monticello Publishing Co with H M Jones as president News Editor Betty J Wagner Advertising Manager Bruce Froning Bookkeeper Jane Scott Society Editor Mollee Williams Shop Supt Bob Harlan Production Ray Luckstedt Pressman Bob Goodyear Technician Joan Steger Justowriter Operators Dottie Martin Mildred Bach Nancy Marsh Apprentice Pressman Mike Chadwell Bindery Lois Harlan Evelyn Clark
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Clinton
Cedar
Delaware
Dubuque
Jackson
Linn
United States
Monticello Publishing Co
H. M. Jones
Betty J. Wagner
Bruce Froning
Jane Scott
Mollee Williams
Bob Harlan
Ray Luckstedt
Bob Goodyear
Joan Steger
Joan Steger; Justowriter
Dottie Martin
Mildred Bach
Nancy Marsh
Pressman
Mike Chadwell
Lois Harlan
Evelyn Clark
Farm Bureau Meeting Ended With Candlelight Social
The regular Farm Bureau meeting at the Paulsen home included a social hour by candlelight after a brief business segment. A lightning strike knocked out both electricity and phone service early in the evening, prompting the special lighting. Mr and Mrs Albert Hanssen returned from their wedding trip and are now settling into a new home.
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Farm Bureau
Ronald Paulsen
Albert Hanssen
Ozark Area
Iowa
Local notices span visits births and meetings in Oxford Junction
Mrs. Bill Francis of Wilmington visits her mother Mrs. Mary Lasack. Mrs. Nowachek admitted for surgery at St Luke's Cedar Rapids. Lutheran fall conference in Postville with devotional leader Mrs. Hodgden. George Airy seriously ill in Chariton. John Ruley's son born Oct 10 at Jackson County Hospital Maquoketa. Various visits, a Home Arts Club picnic, and Junior Auxiliary officers elected. Bromwell district representative Clem Crahan to visit Clayton Jones Benton counties Oct 22–26 with interview days listed.
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Oxford Junction
Bill Francis
Wilmington
Del
Mary Lasack
Robert Nowachek
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
James Furne
Laura Close
E. A. Piper
Jean Rossman
Floyd Hodgden
Norman Schutt
Pete Moeller
Anton Vanichek
Lutheran Church
Postville
Hodgden
Fred Lasack
Chariton
George Airy
John Ruley
Jackson County Hospital
Maquoketa
Francis Cashman
East Dubuque
Ill
Rose Mizaur
Chas. Carrington
Marion
Harry Mellish
Long Beach
Calif
Workman
Dallas
Fred Harms
Home Arts Club
Tillie Benischek
George Shimoda
Delbert Hodgden
Agnes Peckosh
Otto Benischek
Robert Barth
Walter Sterk
Knights of Columbus
Waterloo
Janine Lasack
Kathleen Mizaur
Gloria Peters
Mary Jean Pashek
Gerrie Shedek
Helen Struck
Janine
Myrna Lasack
Costume Party at Oak Drive Club Fetes Masked Guests
The Oak Drive Community club held its annual costume party at Mrs. Jack Heiken’s home. Attendees paraded in diverse outfits from a scarlet devil to a blanket-wielding squaw and a gun-totin’ cowboy. prizes went to Mrs. Henry Heiken the hobo, Mrs. August Brokens as the squaw, and Mrs. August Kuper the cowboy.
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Oak Drive
Jack Heiken
Henry Heiken
August Brokens
August Kuper
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Chas. M. Luett
James A. Maurice
Arend Balster Jr
H. W. Stuhler
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