Iowa liquor debate and naming woes raise state concerns
The editorial weighs Iowa liquor by the drink prospects amid partisan hearings and enforcement doubts. It questions potential laws, urges careful study, and jokes about confusing university naming conventions, proposing Ames University and regional schools. It also notes a Cedar Rapids Gazette piece on whooping cranes, urging protection as a congressional statistic cites 32 birds and possible sandhill-season impacts.
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Canada
Texas
U. S. Interior Department
Henry Reuss
Wisconsin
The Main Lines by W H Marriott
A satirical column mocks readers who expect newspaper help with filler content. The piece questions generosity toward journalism and comments on the notion of unsolicited compliments in press planning.
How to Be a World Power Mexico Gets Inferiority Complex
An ironic spoof from Mexico City mocks envy of U S debt by comparing Mexico’s lack of debt with Washington’s massive figure. It parodies national accounting using a jokey formula and dismisses debt as self-owed while highlighting the absurdity with whimsical math and rivalries.
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Mexico City
United States
Washington
U. S
Mother Pool
Philadelphia Pirates
England
France
Spain
Senate
Piroff
Student archaeologist aids Mycenae dig in Greece
Elizabeth Brokaw, Washington University graduate student, helped archaeologists record finds at Mycenae near Argos. They uncovered corridors and rooms with gold and ivory objects and a terra cotta figurine. She hopes to return to witness the discovery of Agamemnon's tomb.
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Miss Brokaw
Washington University
Greece
George Mylonas
Mycenae
Argos
Peloponnesus
Clytemnestra
Wallaces Farmer Poll Shows Farm Views on Liquor by the Drink
Des Moines IA farm voters split on liquor by the drink with 48 percent in favor 38 percent against and 14 percent undecided. Men favored 44 percent while women opposed. Farm Bureau members followed general trends with party lines influencing support and opposition.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Iowa
Wallaces Farmer
Farm Bureau
First Woman on Arizona Supreme Court Lorna Lockwood Shatters Era
Arizona's Lorna Lockwood becomes the first woman elected to the state's highest court and to a superior court. The Phoenix lawyer and former juvenile judge built a career on youth problems, helped found the Delinquency Control Institute, and defeated M. T. Phelps in 1960 to join the bench.
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Supreme Court
Lorna Lockwood
Arizona
Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Arizona Supreme Court
Old Capitol
United States
Lockwood
Alfred Lockwood
San Francisco
Mari
Maricopa County
Arizona State University
Judge Lockwood
M. T. Phelps
Ingenious Play Secures Contract in Masters’ Bridge Match
In a team match South reached three notrump after a diamond opening lead. West’s diamond block doomed one hand when East held the queen, but a second declarer used a daring heart finesse sequence to win four notrump. The article analyzes the contrasting outcomes and strategic ideas behind the plays.
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South
West
East
Declarer
Ires Syndicate, Inc
Beatrix Plans Move Into Drakestein Castle
The Dutch Crown Princess Beatrix, 24, aims to move into the 50 acre Drakestein Castle near her parents after buying it in 1959 with an annual state allowance of 300000 guilders. Restorations began in 1960 with extensive work, aiming to restore the 400 year old fortress to its 300 year old look.
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UPI
Holland
Beatrix
Junker Frederik Bosch van Drakestein
Princess Beatrix
Drakestein Castle
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