Editorial Fragments on Volunteers Space and Teen Advice
A collection of short items notes Isaiah's call to service, giraffes as costly to maintain, and a teen advice column about asking someone on a date. Also discusses space junk since 1957 with satellites, junk, and future space travel, pondering obsolescence. The tone blends religious reflection, humor, and scientific speculation.
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Space
Earth
Moon
Who's Who and the Brewing of Trouble
The item notes that most people know who is who yet few hear of brewing beer and brewing trouble. It hints that the best school merger is between a pupil and his studies, reflecting on education and everyday life with a wry comment on priorities.
Abbreviations in Contracts Across Cases Spotlighted by Court
A 1966 American Bar Association piece notes courts accept clear abbreviations in contracts and records. Williams bound by OK on order. initials like W. G. S. valid for identity. 3/7/54 substitutes date. nicknames like Joe or Geo often work if identity is clear. Ambiguity in short forms risks disputes and lengthy litigation.
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Williams
W. G.S
Joe
Jack
John
Geo
George
Emma
Emily
Mary
American Bar Association
Gifts for hospital Sunset Circle makes pillows
Sunset Circle met in Crawfordsville with eight members and completed twenty pillows for hospitalized children. Prizes were won in Christmas quizzes, a cookie exchange occurred, and a luncheon followed in festive colors. The January meeting will be at Mrs Merle Twinam's home.
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Vivian Wells
Crawfordsville
Sunset Circle
Dwight Graber
Ernest Kiene
Merle Twinam
Floyd Fisher
Dennis Graber
Merle Twi
John Russell
Wapello
Hughes Might Seek Fourth Term as Iowa Governor
Speculation in Des Moines centers on Governor Harold Hughes pursuing an unprecedented fourth term. He is the first Democrat to win a third term. prior third-term governors were Republicans Albert Cummins John Hammill Samuel Kirkwood and William Beardsley. Also noted are talks of auto insurance rate increases and a plan to place the motor vehicle fuel tax division under regular budgetary control.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Albert Cummins
John Hammill
Samuel Kirkwood
William Beardsley
Johnson
U. S. Senate
Mercy Hospital visits mark a Iowa City week
Elon Christner returned home from Mercy Hospital in Iowa City on Wednesday. Floyd Fisher and his wife visited Thursday evening with Floyds brother-in-law Verne Droll, who remains a patient at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City.
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Mans
Elon Christner
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Floyd Fisher
Floyd
Verne Droll
Penalties and overcalls in vulnerable contract bridge play
The article discusses risk in vulnerable contracts, citing Italy versus the United States in 1957. It contrasts two tables with East-West hands, one where a light overcall and a four spades contract fail, and another where a different bidding sequence yields a down one. It emphasizes lead choice and defensive plays under vulnerability.
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Italy
United States
D’alelio
Chiaradia
King Fea
D'Alesio
West
East
South
Heart Fas
Res Syndicate, Inc
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