Soviet Talks May After War Strategy With Communist China
Paris reports say Moscow and Beijing discuss war strategy with China set to play a larger role in Asia. China’s massive 8 million-man force trains with Russian officers and could defend Asia as NATO powers strengthen in the West. Eurasian war planning assigns Bulganin to overall command, Zhukov to the Far East, and Rokossovsky to East Europe as autumn maneuvers unfold in Czechoslovakia, Poland, and East Germany.
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China
Paris
NEA
Russia
U. S
NATO
Moscow
Chou En-lai
Red
Korea
Red Army
Nikolai Bulganin
Politburo
Gregori Zhukov
Far East
Konstantin Rokossovsky
Stalin
Poland
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Rokossovsky
Carnival at Grandview Nets Over Two Hundred Dollars
Proceeds from Grandview carnival exceed 200 dollars with about 60 dollars from cake walk and lunch. Primary fund benefits the school while refreshments funds go to the Community club treasurer. Mr and Mrs Michael Fremont of Chicago visited relatives in the area. Miss Bernice Odel visiting locally.
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Grandview
Community Club
Michael Fremont
Big Political Tour Ends Next Week in Iowa
Iowa readers glimpse the final bursts of national campaigning as Sen. Richard Nixon plans a 15 hour, five stop tour from Ottumwa to Sioux City including Cedar Rapids, Waterloo and Fort Dodge with Beardsley and Elthon aboard part of the trip.
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Des Moines
IDPA
Iowa
Richard Nixon
Ottumwa
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Beardsley
Leo Elthon
GOP
Nixon
Ottumwa Naval Air Station
Two Groups at Junction Plan For Meetings
Columbus Junction calendar of the Presbyterian church lists a meeting on Thursday October 16 with hostesses Mrs Grace Mincer and Mrs Catherine May and devotionals led by Miss Florence Klatz. Chapter R of TT meets Thursday evening at Mrs Clem Cecil home with assistance from Mrs Frances Hawkins. Mrs Randall Gentzler of Moline and her daughter Mrs Virginia Anderson of Miami visited the E C Gentzler home over the weekend.
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Columbus Junction
The
Presbyterian Church
Grace Mincer
Catherine May
Florence Klatz
Clem Cecil
Frances Hawkins
Randall Gentzler
Moline
Virginia Anderson
Miami
E. C. Gentzler
James Allen
Three-Handed Cut-Throat Canasta Rules Discussed
A Chicago correspondent asks Jacoby about published rules for Three-Handed Cut-Throat Canasta. He notes confusion on concealed hands after the discard pile is taken and on the practice of taking the pile to meld. The column explains the basic format: one player who picks up the pile scores for the hand while the other two form a temporary partnership.
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Chicago
Canasta Strategy: Lone Eagle vs Partners in Meld Outs
The article explains that partners who meld together gain card draws and domination of the discard pile, so they should aim for a big slow score while the lone eagle should meld out quickly for a big fast score. It notes a partner must grant permission to meld out and that the lone eagle benefits from large, rapid scores. Mr. Jacoby will address readers' FAQs in future columns.
Local Social Notes Highlight Nearby Visits and Junior Chamber Meeting
Debby returned from six weeks in Chicago. Miss Mary Ellen Coast of Los Angeles left after a two week visit with Mrs. T. E. Perry and family in the area. Mr. and Mrs. William Hull visited in Navoo Illinois. Mrs. Dale Kennedy and son Larry of Cedar Rapids visited her mother Mrs. John Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marsden and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Harbison spent Sunday at the Carl Giffey home in Moline. H. W. Pedersen and daughters Becky and Carol visited Bettenorf with Mr. and Mrs. James Dower. A Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting was held Monday evening at the B and M Cafe after a 6:30 dinner.
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Debby
Chicago
Mary Ellen Coast
Los Angeles
T. E. Perry
William Hull
Navoo
Ill
Dale Kennedy
Larry
Cedar Rapids
John Davis
Walter Marsden
Clyde Harbison
Carl Giffey
Moline
Lone Tree Parade Awards Give Prizes for Floats
The Lone Tree Chamber of Commerce awarded prizes for the school homemaking parade floats. The sophomore class won first prize of five dollars, the freshman three dollars, and the senior two dollars and fifty cents. The first prize float was a remarkable entry from the sophomore group.
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Lone Tree
Lone Tree Chamber of Commerce
Lone Tree School
West Branch Homecoming Festivities End With 41 0 Victory
The West Branch homecoming featured a 12 block parade led by queen Frances Lenz and attendants Joyce Pechman and Karen Crawford, with Paul Jedlicka driving. Maynard Rayner was crowned king as the team won 41 0. Activities included a bonfire, pep rally, snake dance, and a coronation in the auditorium.
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Pat Hartsock
Bobby Dettman
Frances Lenz
Joyce Pechman
Karen Crawford
Paul Jedlicka
Maynard Rayner
Lone Tree
Leita Mae Attig
Jean Keeler
Mary Kay Pechman
West Branch
Sue Petsel
R. C. Schlotfelt
Beverly Doerres
Sharon Musser
Sharon Nelson
Pat Keeler
Schlotfelt
Donald Welbes
Robert Dennis
Three quarters of US sulphur used for sulfuric acid
A large share of US sulfur output is allocated to producing sulfuric acid, with about three fourths of total production dedicated to this process. The statement highlights the dominant use of sulfur in industrial chemical manufacture within the United States.
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United States
Courtney Home At Cranston Hosts Family Potluck
Courtney and Frank Courtney hosted a Sunday potluck at their Cranston home with relatives from Rock Island Davenport Des Moines St. Louis Illinois City Muscatine and Fairfield. Attending were James Brookhart Rachel Holliday Robert Barr Richard Cone Lawrence Brookhart Grover Lawrence Waltman and others with Mary Lou and Mrs Cecil Courtney among overnight guests and several evening callers.
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Terri Lynne
Larry
Mary Lou Courtney
Cecil Courtney
Muscatine
Albert Brookhart
Fairfield
Helen Smith
Leo Brookhart
Charles Courtney
Ferne Courtney
Charles
Allen Martin of Missouri Guest At Illinois City
Allen Martin of Missouri visited Illinois City on Saturday with his wife Mrs. Martin. He is a former local resident and the couple plan to settle in California.
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Allen Martin
Missouri
Illinois City
Illinois
Omer Tomlin
Martin
Courtney of Muscatine and Barnharts of Conesville
Courtney of Muscatine and Mr and Mrs Frank Barnhart of Conesville are named in a local social notice noting family ties and community connections.
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Muscatine
Mrs
Frank Barnhart
Conesville
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