United Fund shows signs of trouble in Oelwein
The Oelwein Area United Fund’s long record of meeting budgeted goals is slipping amid apathy during a busy season. The editorial urges renewed drive effort, notes a Chicago and North Western News item about payroll withholding, and warns that without voluntary local support, welfare needs will be funded by taxes. It cites church voters and local business participation as factors.
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Oelwein
Oelwein Area United Fund
The
Community Chest
Iowa
United Fund
Chicago and North Western News
United Fund Genision
Larry Provo
C & NW
Crusade of Mercy
Nixon vetoes national child development and care bill
President Nixon vetoed a Congressionally initiated plan for a national system of child development and care. He warned against shifting the moral authority of child rearing from families to federal government and cited a need for parental involvement. Senate approved 63 to 17. House 210 to 186 for passage.
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Nixon
Senate
House
Ralph Bunche Symbol of Peace and Progress
Ralph Bunche stood as a symbol of the United Nations and American civil service. He served as under Secretary General for Special Political Affairs and earned the 1950 Nobel Prize for Peace for mediating Middle East tensions in 1949. He died at 67 after a career as a dedicated diplomat and private, principled public servant.
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Ralph Bunche
United Nations
Israel
United States
Bunche
America
Department of State
Civic platform promotes new industry at Payette Lake
Daily Register outlines a community plan to promote new industry at Payette Lake with support for existing firms. Planned replanting and widening of South Fredonia Avenue accompany efforts. Oelwein council considers staggered terms and advances plans for the city’s 1973 centennial celebration.
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Fred
Oelwein Council
Oelwein
Fulbright Kennedy push Panama canal concessions provoke protest
The Color-blind Senate Foreign Relations Chair and Sen Kennedy back a plan to give Panama greater canal income and control over lands and water while US business in the zone shifts to Panamanian firms. More than 100 Congressmen oppose major concessions to Torrijo. The House must approve funding changes, and critics call the move a Red blackmail. The piece cites strategic value and historical echoes of 1904 unrest led by Panamanian communists.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
Edward M. Kennedy
Panama Canal
Daniel J. Flood
Omar Torrijo
Republic of Panama
U. S. Canal Zone
Torrijo
Senate
House
U.S. Canal Zone
Fulbright
Kennedy
Panama
U. S
Canal
Adm
Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr
Great Canal
Peru
Chile
Pacific
Canal Zone
Senators Roar At Panama and Neighboring Chaos
The speaker warns that Panama is a faction ridden political jungle with demagogues using the canal to pressure the population while agriculture and light industry need urgent development. He highlights chaos in Guatemala El Salvador the Dominican Republic Haiti Honduras and Colombia and cites Castro backed infiltrators and weapons in Bogota. The note mentions Somoza in Nicaragua and the Canal Zone as a fragile buffer.
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Panama
Torrijo
United States
Guatemala
el Salvador
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Honduras
Colombia
Misael Pastrana Borrero
CIA
Ministry of Public Works
Bogota
Carlos Arana Osorio
New York
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza Dehayle
Castro
Split zone of stability in region remarks note
All Communists see this situation with the forbearance of a fox in a henhouse. It is tragically ironic that we should give abroad 148 billion dollars in economic aid, support NATO in Europe 3500 miles away and have fought in Vietnam 9000 miles away to contain Com.
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NATO
Europe
Vietnam
Com
U S Sentry Over Canal Zone Under Communist Threat
A column argues that U S sovereignty over the Panama Canal Zone faces a struggle against Communist influence. It urges public support for Rep Flash’s House group to counter a Fulbright Kennedy Senate push, warning of hidden facts and the stakes of control.
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Rep. Flash
House
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Riverteenty Girl Scout Troop 176 Meets at Mrs Saathoff Home
Girl Scout Troop 176 gathered at the home of Mrs Bernard Saathoff on Tuesday with Lance Short leading the flag ceremony. Janice Miller served treats and the group planned a Christmas party for next week. The troop has been caroling at nursing homes in Oclwein.
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Bernard Saathoff
Lance Short
Janice Miller
Oclwein
Kaplan’s doomed contract in a tense bridge play
In a team event, Edgar Kaplan reached three notrump after a 1NT opening. West led king of hearts and continued with queen. Kaplan won ace, then a diamond to the jack, and East took king. West’s return of queen of spades left Kaplan down eight, though his plan to win five diamonds showcased risky but lauded technique. Tomorrow: planning the play.
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Edgar Kaplan
New York
Shawn
West
Kaplan
East
Crossword Clue Puzzle Oriented Across and Down Sweep
A compact crossword style clue list featuring multiple across and down entries with numbers and wordplay hints. The jumble includes references to rivers verbs animals foods and titles, inviting fill in of common puzzle words across many lengths.
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Dale Evans
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Hades
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