Thought for the Day Bless the Lord at all times
The note reflects on Psalm 34 1 and Saintly life as Paul praising God continually. It asks if there are exceptions and asserts consistent devotion as a hallmark of great saints.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1965
Page
4
The note reflects on Psalm 34 1 and Saintly life as Paul praising God continually. It asks if there are exceptions and asserts consistent devotion as a hallmark of great saints.
The piece argues the Los Angeles riots arose from multiple interacting causes and require calm study to assign blame, while urging decisive action to restore law and order. It defends possible police brutality claims as a regrettable but acceptable price for restoring order, and calls for federal involvement if needed.
August 14 Lee Family Reunion at Perkins Park in Burlington attended by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lee and Sharon. Delbert Prottsm an and Cheryl and Johnnie visiting the Prottsman home. Delbert to Korea for a year leaving Sept 19. Birth of Daniel Arthur Nehrling August 13 in Burlington Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Curt Nehrling formerly Joan Frottsman. Various local visits and trips including Madison/OH related travel. multiple family and community notices.
The Federal Reserve Bank report on the Seventh District states Iowa's employment rose faster in manufacturing and finance while agriculture declined less than the national rate from 1957 to 1964. Iowa's share of national employment fell, due to slower overall growth and a shift from rural to urbanized commerce. Manufacturing, especially fabricated metals and machinery, rose, and finance, insurance, and real estate saw rapid growth, while wholesale retail trade services and government lagged amid slower population growth.
Tom Rail, an aspiring political observer on a cross country hitchhiking journey, recalls a candid interview with a campaign staffer in New York. The plan outlined targets the Bronx district with voter manipulation through demonstrations, handlers, and a garbage pickup stunt to boost Lindsay’s bid.
West German physicians use xenon-133 inhalation at a 20 bed Julich hospital to locate lung cancer lesions with rapid decay reducing radiation. Swiss pediatrician Dr Raymond Martin-du-Pan promotes a skin piercing vaccine gun enabling mass vaccination without sterilization. A Wisconsin doctor notes legal issues from seat belt injuries. UniversityClinics report more serious skateboard injuries among teens. Western Reserve University doctor cites death by own action as a rising teenage death cause, with 28 boys and 10 girls in ages 15-19 per million.
Two Ann Arbor hospitals reported treating more than 50 skateboard related fractures during a single period. Doctors noted a surge in injuries among youths and advised wearing protective gear and supervising riders to prevent further harm.
On the record Winifred V. Brookhart of Plymouth, James or Maredeth Houstman of Plymouth, Gary D. Redlinger of Plymouth, Barbara I. Glassburner of Oldsmobile, Darwin D. Vacha of Oldsmobile, Harold E. Peterseim of Chevrolet, and Frank R. Augustine of Chevrolet.
Gemini-5 astronauts Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad await medical clearance for a 8 day 3.14 million mile mission from Cape Kennedy aboard a Titan-2 rocket set for 10 a m EDT Thursday. Weather optimism and final health exams mark countdown to liftoff.
A four spade contract with West leading a heart. The article compares a diamond finesse versus a top line: win with ace, lead A Q of diamonds to avoid the risky finesse, ruff diamonds high, use trumps, and discard clubs. The recommended line yields over 75 percent success if diamonds and trumps split normally.
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