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God accepts no man’s person. Galatians 2 6. Here is both encouragement and warning. None is no good as to deserve God’s favor, none is so bad as to be uncared for.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1965
Page
4
New lysine-rich corn could curb global protein gaps
Science reports a 30 year old corn variant with high lysine may improve human protein intake. Trials start in Guatemala amid kwashiorkor regions, as Purdue researchers note potential for staple foods to be reengineered. The work aims to lift nutrition and lifespans worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Guatemala
Purdue University
Lafayette
Indiana
Figure Behind Hughes Returns to Iowa for PhD Study
Kirk Boyd, longtime behind the scenes figure in Governor Hughes’s administration and executive secretary of the Democratic State Central Committee, will return to the University of Iowa for a PhD in political science. He helped draft the new party constitution to empower grassroots Gubernatorial platform writing and ensure voter participation, while warning against boss rule. He supported primary endorsements and voting law liberalization, aiming to broaden but safeguard Democratic influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
IDPA
Kirk Boyd
Democratic State Central Committee
University of Iowa
Boyd
Wally Cox
Hughes
Democrat Party
Minnesota
Democratic Farmer - Labor Party
Iowa City
Democratic Party
Tows Boyd
Elec
Gov. Hughes
Central Committee
General Assembly
Republican Party
Davenport
Harold Hughes
Loyal 4-H Fair Backers Share Long View Of Growth
Ramblings reflects on the 1965 4 H and F F A fair with thanks to supporters and notes the fair’s progress from its Townsley Park beginnings to a countywide event. The writer recalls directors, Milo Orris, the fair’s lease for one dollar, and hopes for continued success and prudent leadership. He also remembers Harrison Spangler, Herbert Hoover ties, E E Ward, William Anderson, Clyde Brown, and local business history connected to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsley Park
Mr. Anderson
West Branch
Herbert Hoover
E. E. Ward
Washington
Hoover
Clyde Brown
The
Journal
Legion
Brown
Willits
Methodist Church
Medicare Q&A explainer on eligibility and costs
Washington reports Social Security offices anticipate a flood of Medicare inquiries for 19 million Americans over 65. The piece answers common questions on eligibility enrollment and benefits, clarifying that Medicare opens to most seniors over 65, without mandatory private insurance cancellation, outlines cost sharing, the separate trust fund, and coverage limits for hospital and doctors bills home health care and mental health services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Social Security
A. No
Contract Bridge by B. Jay Becker Five hands bidding commentary
Five hands analyzed with bids 1 Pass 2 Four Hearts 3 Four Hearts 4 Six Hearts 5 Pass. Becker explains Three Hearts as defensive preface, with goals, chances for game or slam, and how partner’s strength guides each bid and why some raises may be purely strategic or best passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
City Hall
Res Syndicate, Inc
Telephone workers rescue elderly woman
In Waterloo Iowa an elderly woman age 75 named Sadie Anderle suffered a stroke at home and could not speak when she dialed the Northwestern Bell operator. The operator heard heavy breathing and alerted technicians who traced the call within ten minutes. A fire department rescue unit administered emergency treatment and she reached a Waterloo hospital within forty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo, Iowa
UPI
Waterloo
Sadie Anderle
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Fire Department
Provincetowns Police Tap Students for Summer Force
Chief Francis Marshall leads a youth training program in Provincetown to recruit high school graduates for police work. Nine students work full time in summer, with a path back during college vacations, many taking law enforcement courses. A university student already aids narcotics arrests by infiltrating subcultures, while the town expands its proactive crime prevention approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Marshall
Marshall
Michigan
New cars list riders and buyers for local autos
On the record new cars detail names including Robert L. Stewart Bridgestone motorcycle Robert H Tho mann Chevrolet Miles C Stout Buick Freshwaters Feed and Grain Chevrolet truck Howard J Greiner Chevrolet Nelson B Miller Chevrolet Jay or Mardella Miller Chevrolet Claude or Cora McCoy Chevrolet Richard C Lins Oldsmobile Marion A Pence Chevrolet Grant H Humston Jr Ford truck Daryl W Oldfield Mercury William H Jones Chrysler Editor notes Tom Ball a 20 year old college student on a 15000 mile hitchhiking journey of discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Stewart
Bridgestone
Robert H. Thomann
Chevrolet
Miles C. Stout
Buick
Freshwaters Feed and Grain
Howard J. Greiner
Nelson B. Miller
Jay Or Mardella Miller
Claude
Cora McCoy
Richard C. Lins
Oldsmobile
Marion A. Pence
Grant H. Humston Jr
Ford
Daryl W. Oldfield
Mercury
William H. Jones
Chrysler
Tom Ball
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