California dissolves marriage idea raises questions
The December 12 1969 Washington Journal editorial discusses California's upcoming dissolution of marriage replacing divorce on January 1 1970. Grounds shift to incurable insanity and irreconcilable differences, with both parties deemed to blame. The piece argues irreconcilable differences justify dissolution and may benefit children, contrasting past marital norms.
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California
Congratulations to Washington high on splendid musical night
To the editor we applaud Mr. Youngquist and Washington high school students for a wonderful Tuesday musical. Many enjoyed live entertainment, not TV, and proved youth stay active in football, basketball, wrestling, art, band, and drama. Hoping for big crowds at the junior high musical and the band's Christmas concert.
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Youngquist
Washington High School
Elite Club meeting amid snow and community notes
The Elite Club met at Mrs. Lida Rowe's home on Sunday December 7 with Emma Millice as co hostess despite heavy snow. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Detweiler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Glen Blumenstein and Mrs. Tresa Yoder plus guest Mrs. Edna Blumenstein.
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East Pima
Tucson
Ariz
Chris E. Swartzendruber
Parnell
Eric Glenn
Robert G. Faber
Seoul
Korea
Faber
Christian Reformed
Leon Scharf
Lydia Taylor
Ray Strong
Lone Tree
Roger Borup
Lola Marner
Mary Marner
Lola
Wellman Investment Club
Wellman Cafe
Syntex
Ardell Miller
Terry Palmer
L. C. Swain
Albion J. Young
Mabelle Wagamon
Kansas
Omaha
Marie van Dorn
Elmer Weers
Laura
Mason City
Junior Goodwin
Burlington
Aid fight continues over poverty program control
Washington reports big city mayors led by John V. Lindsay and Carl Stokes urged President Nixon to keep the war on poverty under federal OEO control as House debates poverty legislation. A substitute would shift responsibility to states, drawing opposition from Gardner and Rumsfeld to a GOP line.
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UPI
Nixon
John W. Gardner
Urban Coalition
John V. Lindsay
New York
Carl B. Stokes
Cleveland
House
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Stokes
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Gardner
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
William Ayres
R-Ohio
Edith Green
D-Ore
Albert H
Quie
R-Minn
Lindsay
Senate
Donald Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
Dear Abby advice column excerpts from readers letters
Abigail Van Buren fielded questions from readers on marriage jealousy dinner etiquette and household meddling. A husband who nearly married another was urged to attend a top of empire state building reunion with his wife while other letters discuss a wife shocked by a husband's affair a sister-in-law overstepping as an efficiency expert and a humorous note about oven dishwashing mishaps.
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Roger
Empire State Building
Manchester
N. H
Abby
Marvin
Auction of New Cars From Local Dealers Listed Names
A list of new cars and potential buyers or owners includes Chrysler Ford Plymouth Chevrolet and Olds models with names such as Geraldine Scheeler Wayne Fisher Roger Schuer man Hobbs Wagenknecht Jolly Goode Pleck er Chabal Gray Marine Yoder and Dann among others.
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Geraldine Iverne Scheeler
Chrysler
Wayne Wilbur Wasson
Ford
Keith D. Fisher
Ford Truck
Roger Lee Schuerman
Marvin
Lila Rinner
Plymouth
Lyall
Shirley Hobbs
Chevrolet
Herman
Anna Wagenknecht
Forester
R. Leewell Jolly
Clay
Lorena Goode
Olds
Everett
Marguerite Plecker
Edward
Dorothy Chabal
Willard
Esther Gray
Marion
Helen Marine
Mary Yoder
James Robert Dann
Becker's Masters Record Noted In Bridge Column
Contract bridge notes by B. Jay Becker highlight his top record in Masters' Individual Championship play. West dealer, East-West vulnerable. Hand shows King ten, King queen, jack, spade four, queen, ace, ten, ace, five.
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B. Jay Becker
Heart finesse and ten from dummy save contract in bridge study
A bridge hand is analyzed where South loses four hearts after a diamond lead and double finesse. The article notes West held king of hearts and clubs split 5-1, with poor spade locations, making the 60 to 1 odds against such a run. It argues declarer could guarantee ten tricks by playing the club ten from dummy at trick four if West follows low on the second club, instead of the usual A-K sequence.
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South
West
East
Declarer
King
King of Hearts
Res Syndicate, Inc
Washington Evening Journal headline fragment
A brief newspaper record noting a December 12, 1969 publication date for the Washington Evening Journal in Washington Iowa with a Friday issue.
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Washington
Evening Journal
Iowa
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