Delicate peace and a witty travel tale in a 1966 journal
The Washington Evening Journal offers a thoughtful quote on living peacefully and notes a humorous Kansas City youth who rode airlines to London without a ticket. It also lampoons an Iowa editor who wishes Californians back to Iowa, arguing state growth should be welcomed and celebrated.
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Kansas City
London
England
Iowa
California
Highway Beautification Debate Sparks Industry Backlash
Sassy and Lilly, Washington advocates for highway aesthetics, clash with H E Humphreys of U S Rubber Co, who warns against sweeping urban beautification efforts. He dismisses lilies in the streets as wasted highway tax spend. Proponents argue for clearing clutter and exposing scenery to travelers.
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Humphreys
AFSCME expands reach in public employee union
UPI reports AFL-CIO affiliate AFSCME grows across state and local jobs from park laborers to psychologists and guards at Sing Sing. President Jerry Wurf cites 300000 members in 47 states, noting cross roles and broad pay and promotion aims while opposing most public safety strike bans.
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Washington
UPI
New York
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes
Afscme
Jerry Wurf
New York Youth Board
Sing Sing Penitentiary
Wurf
Supreme Court
Bronx
Brooklyn Botanical Gardens
Is religious liberty absolute in the American tradition
The piece argues whether religious liberty is truly absolute. It cites Supreme Court distinctions between belief and practice and notes limits on practice to keep society functioning. Historical cases show courts setting boundaries on religious actions, yet emphasize broad tolerance as intended by the Founding Fathers.
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Amerin
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Boyd Sanders honored at twenty ninth anniversary celebration
Mr and Mrs Boyd Sanders were surprised by all their children with a picnic supper at their Keota home marking their twenty ninth wedding anniversary. Attendees included Donna Sanders of Cedar Rapids Gene and Mrs Sanders of Iowa City and others. Some relatives visited later and several were noted visiting from Des Moines and Illinois. Johnny Brennaman was a patient at Mercy hospital for eye surgery.
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Boyd Sanders Keota
Boyd Sanders
Donna Sanders
Cedar Rapids
Gene Sanders
Iowa City
Donald Long
Ron
Rubio
Larry Sanders
Stan Donnell
Genevieve Tuminello
Michella
Tina
Joseph
Maior
Hillside
Tlinois
Genevieve White
Des Moines
Dave Reese
Glen Cupp
Marshalltown
E. L. Jacobs
Vernon Adams
Cupp
Ed Conrad
Cecilia Hutchinson
Swift
Davenport
Vera Lillig
Keota
Johnny Brennaman
Mercy Hospital
Norbert Norris
Lee Norris
Richard Norris
Town City
Masonic
Bettendorf
Billy Detweiller
Wellman
Willard Norris
Irene Arthur
Wiliam Mitchell
Aird Simpson
Milton Simpson
Ronnie Simpson
Edith
Melinda Simpson
Vera Simpson
Brad Fulton
Lori
Columbus Junction
William McDole
Sara
Washington
Joe Simpson
Ft. Leaonard Wood
Missouri
Myrtle Vietheer
Santa Anna
California
Paul Beard
Alta Hendricks
Record Holder in Mastery by B Jay Becker
East dealer narrates a bridge lesson on how to read unseen cards and distribute suits. The article analyzes a four heart contract where East's club lead clarifies holdings and enables a successful double finesse. Becker emphasizes deductive reasoning from bidding and play to infer East West card locations.
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B. Jay
Beckerop
South
West
King
East
Declarer
Jim
Ures Syndicate, Inc
Carnival staged by children in Ainsworth during town parade
A carnival on Schoolhouse Street featured a food stand cake walk and games like Baseball and Basketball throw Jail Fish Pond and Darts. The Ainsworth State Bank donated funds and door prizes while proceeds of about 90 went to the Summer Baseball Fund. Local families and parents backed the event and thanks were extended to volunteers and participants.
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Ainsworth
Pony League
Little League of
Neva Pauls Rogers
Englewood
Colo
Georgia Mc.Ginnis
Lee Norris
Oswalts Return From Wedding Trip in Richland
In Richland on July 7 1966 the Oswalts announce their honeymoon completed as Mr and Mrs Gary Oswalt now reside at the former Fremont Hendrickson farm house vacated earlier by the Owen Roth family. Mrs Oswalt to work as nurse at Jefferson County Hospital and the couple plan to settle into duties this summer.
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Richland
Gary Oswalt
Wisconsin
Fremont Hendrickson
Owen Roth
Washington
Oswalt
Jefferson County Hospital
Donald Long
Rubio
Washington County Hospital
Gloria Capps
Forest Lake
Ottumwa
Julie Cox
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Lyle Kieser
University Hospital
Futher
Harmony Circle
Lois Wade
Lyle Shaw
Kurtz - Kissel
Lyle Keiser
Richland Friends Missionary Aid
Ora Paxson
Raymond Dickinson
Carroll “Morgan
Ralph Nordyke
Priscilla Club
Methodist
WSC S
Jess Harbison
Man
Harold Greeson
Russell Parsons
Blanche Cline
J. W. Hendrickson
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Winston-Salem Journal
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H. E. Humphreys
U. S. Rubber Company
Steve
Wwe
Union
William J. Eaton
United Press International
Bao Ae
Princes Adrian
Howard Hooke
Brockton
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Princess Adrian
Gary Oswalts
Mrs. Otto