Harris Survey shows Goldwater support uneven across voters
The Harris survey finds conservatives strongly back Goldwater on seven of nine issues while broad public and Republican groups split. He leads on cutting federal spending, but opposes wheat sales to Russia and the New York atomic test ban treaty. TVA sale draws heavy opposition, especially in the South.
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
Senator Goldwater
Johnson
Russia
United Nations
Tennessee Valley Authority
South
TVA
GOP Conserv
Medicare
Companie
U N. U Uv
Mediterranean influence reshapes 1964 home furnishings
Designers draw on Spain Greece and Italy for carved furniture wrought iron and classical motifs with bold blues and golds while modern lines remain popular. Danish modern softens with curves and textured woods as Empire Napoleonic accents appear in accessories and furniture.
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Chicago
UPI
Mediterranean
Spain
France
Italy
Club notes on January meeting at Mrs Conklin home
Mrs Lane Conklin hosts a January club meeting in KEOTA with eleven members present. Mrs Willard Ginkens presided, reading a year end poem. Traveling Bingo prizes went to Mrs Amy Williams Mrs Dale Singleton and Mrs Wayne Berry. Next meeting February 12 with Mrs Merlin Detweiler and Mrs Bob Beck as co hosts. Martha Group of the W F met at Mrs Ethel Stewart home with seven members. Mrs Russell Bell led as they began India study. Esther group meeting planned for later at an announced location.
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Merlin Detweiler
Bob Beck
Martha
W.F
Ethel Stewart
Russell Bell
India
Harold Hagist
Esther
CWF
Hazel Yoder
Jesse Parke
Ferne Wimmer
Mabel Bandy
Opal Bowen
Mary
Elizabeth Aller
Dennis Seiren
Gambling raids hit gambling centers across the country
Federal agents raided more than 50 cities arresting 110 people on tax and related charges. About $57,500 in cash was seized and 73 gambling devices deemed illegal were confiscated in the nationwide operation led by the Internal Revenue Service.
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Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Pituitary Growth Experiments Offer Hope For Short Children
Johns Hopkins researchers led by Dr. Robert Blizzard conduct a pilot study using human pituitary extract to stimulate growth in underdeveloped children. Treatment spans about eight months with a four month comparison and aims to raise height to five feet for social adjustment. Pink disease linked to mercury poisoning is discussed with rapid urinary excretion therapy and paint safety notes.
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Tod
Joot
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Robert M. Blizzard
Pituitary
Blizzard
Shalom Z. Hirschman
Murray Feingold
Boston
George Boylen
King Features Syndicate
Dae
Junior Bowling High Scores Highlight Team and Individual Marks
Individual and team high scores listed with Marcia scoring 2045 in series and 743 in a team game. Schoonover followed with 2040 in series and 719 in a team game. Dixie Potter posted 13 in some metric and 206 in a team game while Judy Childs and Joyce Zieglowsky achieved 180 in a team game.
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Marcia
Schoonover
Dixie Potter
Joyce Zieglowsky
Judy Childs
New granddaughter for Kenneth Holmes
Kenneth Holmes and family announce the birth of a seven pound baby girl to their daughter Peggy and her husband John DeWitte of Ada Minnesota. Laurie Ann is the newborn's name. Also updates from local clubs and meetings include the Esther group of the CWF at Hazel Yoder’s home, the Threads of Gold study, and reports on religious and social gatherings with new officer elections and upcoming hosts.
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Keota
Kenneth Holmes
Peggy
John DeWitte
Ada
Minn
Laurie Ann
Keota Home and School plan annual card party
Keota St Marys Home and School officers met at president Mrs Bob Flynn home to organize the annual card party set for January 26 at 7 30 in the new St Marys hall Games listed include Pinochle 500 66 Bridge and Pepper Those on the committee and officers are Mr and Mrs Bob Flynn Mr and Mrs Francis Vittetoe Mr and Mrs Kenny yer and Mr and Mrs Mark
Dramatic bidding clash in 1957 Italy vs United States bridge
In a Italy United States match, North-South reached three clubs at one table and six clubs at another, with contrasting bidding styles. The American contract failed to find clubs while the Italian slam, though risky, was driven home for 1,370 points and a net gain of 1,180 for Italy.
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Italy
United States
North
South
King
West
Desclarer
Forquet
East
Tres Syndicate
Tne
All-Pro Nine Times Bob Pettit Still NBA Star
Bob Pettit, 32, a nine time all-pro, remains a premier NBA figure with the Hawks. He led LSU to the 1953 NCAA final four and has scored over 15,000 points in ten pro seasons, ranking behind Dolph Schayes on the all-time list. Pettit plans life after basketball including banking in Baton Rouge and involvement with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Petit
Pettit
Bob Pettit
National Basketball Association
Louisiana State University
Tigers
Ettit
Dolph Schayes
Hawks
Boston Celtics
Baton Rouge
American Bank and Trust Co
Bank
Fellowship of Christian
Ron Morris
Southern Methodist
Oklahoma City
FCA
Dick Harp
Kansas
John Ericson
Wisconsin
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Lane Conklin
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
National Pituitary Agency
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Snack Bar
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Blitz Brothers
By Sakren
Polar Club
Joe Farkas
Milwaukee Polar Bear Club
Lake Michigan
Farkas
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Sotwollen
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