Sweden weighs Common Market ties against staying neutral
Stockholm reports Sweden seeks exceptions to the Common Market to preserve neutrality while pursuing trade links with the six nation bloc. Gunnar Lange argues for rights to negotiate outside agreements and to withdraw in war, citing growth, labor shortages, and welfare needs as drivers. The U.S. reacts coolly, saying neutrals seek both cake and handcuffs.
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UPD
Royal Palace
Sweden
Europe
Discard Choice Fails East in 3NT Bridge Play
East must choose a discard after West leads clubs and dummy ducks. Best is to shed the queen of diamonds, denying declarer entry and allowing a forced down two, but East discsards the three of hearts instead. Declarer wins with the ace and eventually secures the expected results. The article notes debates on safety and a panel discussion on tractor code safety.
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West
Declarer
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Indianapolis
Billy Hasenpflug
Jim Buchs
iTim Buchs
Deputy Parker Miller Addresses 4-H Safety Meeting
Deputy Parker Miller of the Lorain County Sheriff’s Department spoke to the 4H Shamrock Club and parents at Henrietta Methodist Church on Monday night. Miller cited the fact that 93 percent of injuries occur in the home and urged safety precautions.
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Parker [Miller
Lorain County
Litchfield pastor resigns to lead Wellington church
Rev Darrell Bice resigns after 3 years 7 months at Litchfield Baptist Church effective Aug 26 to become pastor of First Baptist Church of Wellington Ohio on Sept 2. He has served as associate pastor in Michigan and Illinois and is active in Hebron Association.
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Darrell Bice
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Bie
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Illinois
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Rice
Hebron Men’s League
Congregational Lbs
Horatio Ebert
Rustic Hills
Medina
Dorothy Pawlikowski
Sheffield Lake
Ada Haines
Survey Ordered for Carlisle Ditch Improvement
County commissioners ordered a survey and cost estimate for the King Kob let ditch in Carlisle after a hearing on the improvement. Estimated cost around 1800 dollars, based on assessments from 1 to 1.50 dollars per acre draining into the ditch. A report is due to the commissioners by December 1, per Commissioner Clerk Edward Gawlik.
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King-Koblet
Carlisle
Edward Gawlik
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