December 2 1965 Evening Journal Editorials
The Washington Evening Journal runs a Thought for the Day on John 16:13 and reflects on truth from the Revealer. It recounts Phil Kneen’s hospital stay in Iowa City with nursing care, noting a student nurse wrote about him for a class project and a letter of praise afterward.
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Phil
Mr. Kneen
Phil Kneen
Iowa City
Costs rise in October with groceries down
An Associated Press dispatch notes living costs increased to a new high in October while all major items rose except groceries. A Philadelphia Evening Bulletin excerpt adds satire on government farming spending. A Pennsylvania State University assistant professor says ancient civilizations used expense accounts and IOUs, noting clay tablets required winter chiseling and prompting wonder at Babylonian terms for deadbeat.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania State University
The Family Lawyer on Inventors and Patents
The article discusses what makes an invention patentable under the Constitution. It notes useful must be work, benefit society, and exceed mere frivolity. Examples include disallowed fraud devices, beneficial tools, and oddities later seen as successful. It cites pistol use by police and mentions diverse patents like hat-tippers and grapefruit shields.
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Patent Office
Alexander Graham Bell
American Bar Association
Record of New Car Purchases and Related Names
On record listing multiple buyers and vehicles including Claire Gray Westwood mobile home Tuloma Gas Products Inc Chevrolet truck Bruce Noble Constance Noble Simca Lin da Jimmie Blocker Volkswagen Jerry A Hysell Ford Griffith Pauline Davis Plymouth Dale E Doggett Olds mobile Donald H Custer Chev rolet Elmer F Wenger Chev rolet Robert D Huff Chev rolet Robert J Frank Ford.
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Claire Gray
Westwood Mobile Home
Tuloma Gas Products, Inc
Chevrolet
Bruce
Constance Noble
Simca
Linda
Jimmie Blocker
Volkswagen
Jerry A. Hysell
Ford
Griffith
Pauline Davis
Plymouth
Dale E. Doggett
Oldsmobile
Donald H. Custer
Elmer F. Wenger
Robert D. Huff
Robert J. Frank
Math tops Iowa teen favorites in CardPac survey
Des Moines report summarizes CardPac data from 227000 Iowa public junior and senior high students. Key findings include 33 percent with drivers licenses, 13 percent with cars, 7 percent drive to school five days weekly, and mathematics as the best-liked subject with 16 percent choosing it.
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Iowa
CardPac
Iowa Educational Information Center
State Department of Public Instruction
Health Services
King of Hearts Strategy Fails in Contract Bridge
North leads QJ108 against a no vulnerability game. South plans to run trumps to enter dummy for a club lead, but East ducks King of Hearts denying the entry. South then goes down one, losing a trick in each suit.
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King of Hearts
East
South
West
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Retired 70 year old dropout begins college in Edinburg
Albert Francis Bulman, 70, a former Detroit Western High School student who dropped out, started classes at Pan American College in Edinburg to pursue a four year degree. A lifelong welder, showman, and nurse, he moved to McAllen with his wife Hannah after leaving Chicago's nurses registry last year.
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Albert Francis Bulman
Pan American College
Rio Grande Valley
Edinburg
Bulman
Michigan
Canada
Chicago
Hannah
McAllen
Toledo
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Western High School
Thanksgiving Guests Fill Keota Homes Across Town
Keota with many households hosting Thanksgiving Day gatherings. Guests included the Trier, Stoutner, Sieren, Lee, Striegle, and Trier families, M L Ken singer of Princeton, Roger Romine, Dean Trier, Luiberlander families, and others from Adel, Eagle Grove, Washington, and Iowa City. Also noted were visitors from Madison, Sigourney, Moline, Marion, and Ottumwa, plus a VFW Auxiliary meeting and charity visits to care homes.
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Keota
Henry Trier
Carl Stoutner
Marvin Sieren
Vicki
Dick Lee
Kenny Striegle
Gale Trier
Boyd Trier
M. L. Kensinger
Princeton
Illinois
Mildred Cater
Roger Romine
Cedar Falls
Cater
Dean Trier
Luiberlander
Caters
Vic Tinnes
Don Stephen
Adel
Dick Stephen
Eagle Grove
Kenny Lathrop
Oskalooda
Floyd Stephens
Cleyee Statler
Peg
Jim Larson
Dauhter
Madison
Wisconsin
Hope Luers
Cheryle Norenberg
Jim Shafer
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Davenport
Willard Sonday
Cloyce Neil
Harper
Sondag
Nelle Knox
Sigourney
Leonard Son
Dag
Patty
Daisy Chambers
Paul Aller
Dave Abrahamsom
Alvin Aller
Moline
Andy Sheetz
Jim Sheetz
Shelly
Wendy
Everette Davison
Marion
Fred Wade
Holly Sheets
Ray Schwenke
Charles Schwenke
Muscatine
Gary Millikin
Cedar Rapids
Orrin Potter
John Ries
Michelle
Iowa City
Ray Schwenke Sr
Martinsburg
Tom Sc
Ottumwa
Dean Epperly
Williamsburg
Lowell Weaver
Jeff
Laurilee Weaver
Washington
Three car crash at Washington and South Iowa injures three
A three car collision Tuesday at 5 20 p m at the Washington and South Iowa intersection left three vehicles damaged. Dolores Darlene Wood was fined 20 dollars for failure to control her vehicle after rear ending a stopped car pileup. Damages totaled 200 to Woods car 300 to the power vehicle and 50 to the Clarahan auto. Separately Nik Adams and his wife Carol will separate permanently but not seek divorce immediately.
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Washington
South
Iowa
Dorothy Mac Clarahan
Dale Duane Bower
Dolores Darlene Wood
Clarahan
Dollores Wood
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Holden
Wood Auto
Clarahan Auto
Hollywood
UPI
Nik Adams
Carol
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