Retiredly Humorous Advice Columns From Abby Van Buren
A reader outlines a ham weight discrepancy in a company eight-pound gift tradition and Abby advises on honesty versus compliance. Other letters discuss imagined experiences, a dated relationship dilemma, and annoyances with guests damaging furnishings. Abby offers cautious guidance and self care.
New Highland School Progress and Curriculum Changes
Highland district educators inspect the North English site as the new junior and senior high school nears 46 percent completion and plan a February Washington closure. The board adopts a revised 1965 66 curriculum adding Early Science Consumer Math II Metal Work Auto Mechanics Art II and Art IV changes include making Speech a required ninth grade subject and discuss baton lessons in summer.
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Highland District Board of Education
English Valleys School
North English
Washinton
Board of Education
Supt. Miles
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Riverside
Alabama judge frees Nazi in Selma harassment case
In Selma Alabama Judge Edgar Russell dismissed disturbing the peace charges against Robert A Lloyd a 20 year old member of the American Nazi party who appeared in blackface at a restaurant to harass Negroes during an integration drive The judge criticized Lloyd calling him a lit fuse and postponed related rockwell and other Nazi cases as a church rally gathered to support voter registration amid the civil rights push
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UPI
Nazi Party
Edgar Russell
Robert A. Lloyd
Selma
Loyd
Richmond
House
Chamber of Congress
Mississippi
Mississippi Freedom
Russell
George Lincoln Rockwell
American Nazi Party
Jerry Dutton
Jimmy George Robinson
National States Rights Party
Martin Luther King Jr
Rockwell
King
Cotton Belt
Waterloo Council Hears ROTC Plan Talk
Lt Col and Mrs William Perdock membership chair of the Reserve Officers Association attended a council meeting in Waterloo Sunday Major General Burkhalter of the 103rd Division spoke on the Reserve Reorganization Plan.
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William Perdock
Reserve Officers Association of Town
Waterloo
Burkhalter
103Rd Division
Attorneys named to help Scalise in Des Moines
A former University of Iowa basketball star Nolan Gentry and Don Bennett were named as assistants to Attorney General Lawrence Scalise. Gentry will handle social welfare and public instruction. Bennett will head the criminal division. Both are Iowa natives and 1960s law graduates. Bennett and Gentry will earn about $10,000 annually.
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Scalise
Benntt
Gentry
Bennett
Word Weavers Plan Local Poetry Contest
The Word Weavers will sponsor a poetry contest for Washington high school students in grades 9 through 12. Prizes of 3, 2, and 1 dollars await the top three poems with honorable mentions for the next three. Judging will be by a local poet.
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The
Word Weavers
Washington
Anyown
Permelia R. Lay
Upright bed testing to aid muscular dystrophy patients
Houston reports a $35,000 study by the Texas Institute for Rehabilitation and Research on using an upright standing bed to replace or supplement wheelchairs for certain muscular dystrophy patients. funded by the Muscular Dystrophy Association, the device aims to keep patients more active and slow disease progression.
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Houston
UPI
Texas Institute For Rehabilitation and Research
Muscular Dystrophy Association of America
Institute For Doctors
Parachute chutes tangled claim in KC-135 crash
Oklahoma City reports from Tinker AFB and Wichita show a claimed parachute entangled in a KC-135 engine after a Wichita Kansas crash that killed 29. Officials disputed the claim. no evidence linked the drogue chute to the crash. Johnson grass noted in one engine.
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Oklahoma City
UPD
Tinker Air Force Base
Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma Journal
Oklahoma City Daily
Air Force Information
Tinker
Air Force
Murray A. Bywater
Little Rock Afb
Ark
Tinker Afb
Rural Iowa crisis study finds higher death by own action rate
Iowa State University researchers report rural residents show a higher suicide rate than city dwellers. The study notes 16 per 100,000 rural versus 11.6 in urban areas, with men 65 and older most affected and violence favored by men, poison by women.
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Ames
Iowa
UPI
Iowa State University
Walter Lunden
Michael J. Hart
Lunden and
Hart
Rainbow Girls Meet at Masonic Temple Friday Event
The Rainbow Girls met at the Masonic Temple with Diane Perdock, worthy advisor, conducting the meeting. Board members and mother advisor absent from installation were installed. Candy for Valentine sales planned and a Rainbow charm will be awarded to top seller. Assembly invited to Sigourney installation Saturday Jan 23 at 7:30 p.m.
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Rainbow Girls
Masonic ‘Temple
Diane Perdock
Sigourney
Suez Canal Authority Reports Record 1964 Income
The Suez Canal Authority announced a record income of 179.149 million dollars for 1964, up from 163.976 million in 1963 and 74.136 million in 1955, the year before canal nationalization in Egypt.
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Cairo
UPI
Suez Canal Authority
Egypt
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