Editorials Thought For The Day Inward Will Of God
A reflective note on recognizing when actions are not God s will and seeking guidance to enrich and glad life. A casual exchange includes reminders to stop yawning assist with spelling and social plans.
Stanford study links grocery ads to big savings for shoppers
The study by Rogers Gray and Rolce Anderson for Stanford finds grocery specials in newspapers average 20 percent off non sale prices, with potential family bill cuts up to 10 percent depending on store and shopper behavior. Authors note the ads encourage mindful shopping and stockpiling when feasible.
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Rogers Gray
Rolce Anderson
Stanford University
Letters To The Journal Add Washingtonians To Our Fame List
A reader asks the journal to add Don Radda and Ida Harmon to a local fame list for their tall corn and children's value, noting Dean Harlan Mead as another worthy entry. Oneita Fisher adds these three names as the core choices, saying others have been repeated.
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Don Radda
Washington
Elevator plea at County Home sparks fund drive
The editor urges installing an elevator at the County Home. Residents and staff face safety and access issues with two narrow stairs. Contributors may fund more than a dollar each, and officials might already be studying the cost, seen as a prudent capital improvement.
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Keith Proctor
Board of Supervisors
Hard Times for Clip Joints Tax Rules Hit Restaurants
The IRS enforcement on deducting entertainment as business expenses alarms upscale dining venues in cities. Owners warn that without expense account spending there will be too few customers and prices remain unaffordable to regular patrons.
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Internal Revenue Service
Oil Industry Sees Better Prospects for 1963 Says UPI
The 1962 oil year yielded modest gains with new import quota rules and the end of widespread gasoline price wars signaling improved 1963 prospects. Pipelines and petrochemicals grew while automation cut costs, and U.S. production policy shifts drew mixed reactions from producers. Oil demand for 1962 is estimated at 10.2 million barrels daily, up four percent from 1961.
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Travis Hughs
United Press International
Tulsa, Okla
UPL
U. S
Texas
State Railroad Commission
Ussr
Kennedy
United States
U.S
Ull Oil
Rockies
Gulf
Hhe
L. F McCollum
Continal Oil Co
American Petroleum Institute
Iowa weighs radiation control program in health dept plan
Des Moines reports the legislature will be asked to create a ten member radiation protection advisory council within the health department. Dr. Edmund G. Zimmerer says states can regulate radioactive materials if standards are met, noting Iowa currently lacks legal controls. Hospitals, tire makers, welders and other users could fall under new rules with enforcement and penalties proposed. a similar bill previously passed the House but stalled in the Senate.
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DES Moines
ICPA
Edmund G. Zimmerer
Health Department
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Iowa
Zimmerer
House of Representatives
Senate
Congo Crisis Through Katanga and Kennedy in 1961
Analysis of Katanga secession and U N Congo relations. President Kennedy faced Tshombe's appeal for intervention, leading to Kitona talks. The piece weighs self determination, central fiscal aims, and Tshombe's power base in Belgium Britain and U S Congress amid Congo upheaval.
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Kennedy
United Nations
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Kitona
U.S
Elisabethville
U S
U.N
Bush
Yongo
United States
Union Miniere
Rhodesia
Angola
Union Miniero
Belgium
Britain
US Congress
Possible MD Breakthrough In Muscular Dystrophy Research
Dr Robert M Dowden of Northwestern University announced a potential major advance in muscular dystrophy treatment. The approach combines exercise digitalis and a male sex hormone like chemical to boost protein production, with eight patients gaining strength and others showing improvement while children saw no benefit. Further testing is needed before routine use in adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Dowden
Northwestern University
Digitalis
King Features
Don Stone Interview Highlights Washington Town Man
A Winona Minnesota newspaper reprints a Vermont style feature on Donald Stone 34 newly arrived as Winonas Chamber of Commerce manager. The interview covers his Iowa birth Washington upbringing St Cloud work and move to Winona plus views on chamber duties and local leadership.
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Blanche Guthrie Miller
Chicago
Washington Evening Journal
Winona
Minn
Nancy Wynne
Washington
Josephine Elder
Ralph Shannon
Donald Stone
Wiona
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Iowa
Forestry Service
Idaho
Don
the Journal
Winina
St. Cloud
The
County Historical Society
Chamber
Don Stone
Leo Stone
Soes
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
University of Iowa
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