Editorials and comic exchange about endurance and breakfast
A humor filled editorial fragment quotes a Bible verse about soldiers enduring hardship. Gwendolyn complains of mush and television while Ed. teases about Elmer. The dialogue pivots to a plan for breakfast tomorrow and a reference to a hectic menu.
Top News Stories of 1962 in United Press Poll
Readers of the Washington Evening Journal voted the Cuban missile crisis and John Glenn space flight as the year's top stories. Other notable items include the U-2 Powers release, Telstar, Iran earthquake, Mariner II, midterm elections, Vatican council, and Mrs. Kennedy's India trip.
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Washington Evening Journal
John Glenn
Kennedy Era Wage Claim Sparks A U and NCAA Clash
The piece argues Labor Secretary Wirtz overstated job gains for the Kennedy administration by 1961 figures not seasonally adjusted, while detailing a long-running clash between the A A U and the NCAA over control of amateur athletics and Olympic selections, prognosis included.
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United States
The Main Lines by WH. Marriott
Paraphrases an old saying to moralize on travel and attitude. The quips caution that outcome depends on actions after arrival and warn against overconfidence or absent knowledge.
Cuban Crisis Tops 1962 News List
United Press International editors in the United States and Canada vote Cuban missile crisis as the No 1 news story of 1962. Glenn space flight and Ole Miss desegregation follow, with other top items including the Chinese drive into India, Kennedy steel price cuts, and the Marilyn Monroe death.
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Noel Missouri Christmas Town Lives Up to Its Name
Noel Missouri known as Christmas City hosts a three day festival starting December 14. The town’s 760 residents rely on voluntary efforts to decorate, answer Santa letters, and run the Noel postmark program. Thousands visit as postal workers tally hundreds of thousands of pieces.
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Missouri
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United Press International
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Order of Eastern Star
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Old St. Nick
Chamber of Commerce
Howard Cates
First American Christmas Cards Began With Immigrant Louis Prang
Boston reporter notes Louis Prang a German immigrant became the father of the American Christmas card. He popularized chromolithography in 1874 after D. E. Whitney painted a budding rose for him. Prang’s cards spread first to Britain then the United States, with millions produced yearly by the 1880s.
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Christmas Program At Bethel Church
Bethel hosts a Christmas program and exchange on Sunday December 23 at 7 30 PM. Families are asked to bring a dozen and a half cookies for a social hour after the program. The Youth Fellowship elected Judy Thompson president Loel Letts vice president Bill Hardy secretary treasurer.
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Bethel
Ernest
Ruth
May Gideon
Clem Dunn
Iowa City
Dean Sandburg
Roger Swanson
Charley Korus
Cedar Rapids
Robert Lytle
Earl Kolesick
Ruth Gideon
Mac Wallace
Ellen Knottner
Judy Thompson
Loel Letts
Bill Hardy
Christmas Observances Spark Peace In Bethlehem
Pilgrims gather at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem for Christmas rites in the Grotto beneath the Basilica. Multifaith lamps honor Greek Orthodox, Roman Catholic, and Armenian traditions as Israel and Jordan open borders for Israeli Christians to visit. Five miles away in Jerusalem the Arab Israeli divide remains guarded by barbed wire and checkpoints.
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Mumps Strikes Steve Jaspering in Wellston
In Wellston on December 10 Mrs. Jr. Jaspering reports her son Steve Jaspering has the mumps. The note recalls family visits and holiday plans as neighbors keep busy with Christmas preparations and local social visits. The column lists multiple visitors and gatherings around town.
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Morris Meese
Ted
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Larry Brinning
Keota
Larry
Mid Prairie
Ernest Cress
Independence
Jack Hotle
Keith McClelland
Joyce
Joe Shants
Everette Kendal
Milton
South Dakota
Paul Kendal
Columbia
Indiana
Kendal
Lavern Sherman
Baby Boy
Melia
Matthew
Chas
Asby
Gordie
Corpman
Ashby
Sherman
Dave Brinning
Milt Smith
Ernest Lamansky
Washington
Howard Altenberg
Four Questions on Jump Shifts After Pass in Notrump
In South with no vulnerability and East West pass, responses differ if the passer has previously passed. With four hands, consider 1) Q552 QYAIS42 O73 HKG 2) &-OI852 Q762 59642 3) Q6 KI52 AI64 HKS3 4) KQ84 GYT2 OAITES2 HG. Recommendations discuss three spades, two hearts, three notrump, and four spades as fit, noting nonforcing responses by a passed hand and game chances depending on partner’s opening.
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