Prayer and Integrity Echo in Evening Journal Editorials
Editorials in the Evening Journal urge consistent conduct with professed beliefs. The piece cites I Timothy 2:5 and argues prayer is natural when life aligns with words, calling on readers to exhibit harmony between faith and actions.
Purely Personal: Community political antics and lighter vignettes
Washington County Democrats Walter Farrell and John Mattes visited a farm near Ainsworth to solicit funds. A dog bit John as they tested whether to exit the car. A Republican doctor treated the wound and quipped on the lesson learned. The column moves through humorous local anecdotes about presidents memory rhymes, near misses, dog saves, and small-town quips.
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Jellyfish Inspired Syncom C Sends Live Olympic TV
Culver City Calif two young Hughes Aircraft scientists Rosen and Williams back pioneering Syncom C carrying hopes from diving adventures to space. It aims to beat Syncom 2 by delivering live Tokyo Olympic pictures via satellite with Echoes of Ad vent era simplicity and plans for Early Bird commercial satellite over Atlantic linking U S Canada and Europe with 240 circuits.
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Syncom C could televise Olympics from Japan to California
Newest communication satellite Syncom C, a drum shaped relay satellite, may televise the Olympic games from Japan to California in October if schedules hold. A top diagram shows how three Syncoms could form a global network. microwave signals would relay from any ground station to any other. Syncom C was launched into preliminary orbit Wednesday and will hover near the equator at the International Date Line once in final position, traveling about 6800 miles an hour.
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Skin divers aid science through American Littoral Society
A 1,500 member group formed in 1961 blends hobby and science to study coastal life. The 1964 meeting outlined plans for a fish atlas, fish-tagging kits, and a background booklet for officials and schools. The society also pursues shipwreck guides and artificial reefs, with a San Diego program preserving the New York area wreck.
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South's king problem in six diamonds contract
In a six diamond contract from the Becker column West leads heart ace and another heart. South must find a twelfth trick after West shows a doubleton heart and a diamond void. A key play ruffs a heart after cashing A K Q of diamonds and a spade ace, forcing a critical discard and yielding twelve tricks. West is doomed either way.
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