Genial musings and war outlook in modest Washington daily
Editorials mix daily thoughts with a weather note and a United Press International Spain wine spill report. A Vietnam war forecast warns that as U.S. force levels shrink to 50 000 60 000 next summer, safety rests on South Vietnamese capability to defend territory and manage a cautious pullout as ending the war grows dangerous yet necessary.
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United Press International
Alicante
Spain
Mediterranean
Florida
Beecher
U P women meet with Mrs White and church notes
The page records a long community column with an essay by 18 year old Dan L Brown criticizing police stereotypes and praising police for risky acts. It includes a church meeting at Mrs Max White with nine members and notes on the Woman at the Well study. It also covers Easter guest gatherings and hobby club activities with Tri Chem painting demonstrations.
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Dan L. Brown
Iowa
C. A. Thompson Ainsworth
Richard Havel
Raymond Lasek
Larry Lasek
Paul Tisinger
Shellie
Town City
Lawrence Kaska
Muscatine
United Presbyterian Women
Max M. White
Ted Woods
Robert Geret
George Brush
Dale Evans Rogers
Pete Koehler
Burlington
John Skubal
Max White Jr
Owen White
Shirt fashions hint at planned obsolescence in menswear
The piece notes a shift back to white shirts as colored options rise, suggesting the men’s clothing industry begins to mirror the women’s long-known trend of planned obsolescence. It cites Armstrong’s quote for context on fashion cycles. Chris Atgustesen of Decorah marks 60 years in printing, serving as foreman of the Anundsen Publishing Company composing room since 1943.
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Armstrong
Journal
Chris_Atgustesen
Decorah
Anundsen Publishing Company
Chris
National School Bus Safety Week Observed in Iowa
Iowa marks National School Bus Safety Week with Governor Ray issuing proclamation. Articles recount a near fatal bus rescue by driver Jack Muilenburg Jr and detail Iowa school bus travel, accident rates, and safety laws including stop requirements at rail crossings and when amber or red lights flash.
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Stanley Mouser
Wellman
Iowa Daily Press Association
DES Moines
IDPA
Iowa
Arthur Roberts
State Department of Public Instruction
Robert D. Ray
Jack Muilenburg, Jr
Wayne
Chariton River
Corydon
Charles B. DePuy
Ray
Mike Sellers
Roberts
Shannon & Co. Inc. Advertising and Rates Notice
Inland Daily Press Iowa Daily Press serves Washington Iowa area with business staff listed including Audie Axon president and editor, Robert Shatter managing advertising, Leonard Llewellyn ad manager. Subscription rates shown: 60 cents weekly carrier in Washington, $4.50 per year, $14 per year outside town references.
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Marion
Washington
Shannon & Co. Inc
Iowe United
Inland Daily Press
Asane
Iowa Daily Press
Awsay
Iowa” Pre Axon
Audie
Busines
William "Shannon
Bay Trobert Shatter
Leonard Llewellyn
Ington
CHECKING UP AND OUR LOVE AND WAR NOTE
A jumble of witty quips and reader questions from a column parodying correspondence. Includes dubious science about great bastards and wings, ruminations on marriage, driving, cooking, and consumer advice, plus a Seattle address for letters to M. Boyd.
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Tarzan
Tex
M. Boyd
P.O
Seattle
Washington
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Indi Play Contract Bridge Strategy Commentary
South opens one heart and ends in five diamonds by careful play. Do not finesse hearts to pursue heart tricks. focus on making five diamonds. West leads clubs, East cashes AK, but the decisive plan is heart ace, draw trumps, spade finesse, then discard queen hearts on ace of spades.
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West
East
Heart
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Perry
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