Journal boys start new paper routes in Washington
The Washington Evening Journal describes the first day of new paper routes for Journal boys, noting they handled 90 addresses with diligence despite initial misses. The piece highlights confidence in the boys and their local knowledge of streets and house numbers, and invites readers to report missed deliveries to Dave Elder. It also quotes Keen Rafferty condemning Eastern education critiques and cites a 1962 NEA report on literacy, education, and voting stats to discuss regional contrasts.
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Journal
Washington
Dave Elder
Spaghetti Etiquette Debated In Reader Letters
Readers debate proper method of eating spaghetti. One letter cites Italian peasants using forks. another observer suggests not using a spoon, recommends close dipping to mouth and bib protection, while Abby and columnist discuss methods and etiquette.
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Abby
Italy
Sneaky Double Taxation Criticizes Tax Deduction Plan
The Cedar Rapids Gazette criticizes a money and ways committee proposal to raise 500 million by denying federal income tax deductions for gasoline tobacco alcohol and car and driver licenses. It argues the approach amounts to double taxation and calls for outright federal tax or license hikes instead. The American Automobile Association estimates motorists will bear 300 million of the new revenue.
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Congress
American Automobile Association
Austria Still Charms Yet Feels Cold Economic Strain
Vienna and Austria face postwar realities with Mozart’s fame masking shortages. Housing costs rise, many lack running hot water or bathrooms, radios and TVs are widespread, and inflation haunts government workers and retirees. Private cars symbolize status amid limited refrigerators and washing machines. Population around 7 million, nine provinces, neutral since 1955, economy sustained by farming and tourism amid coalition government.
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Vienna
Austria
Austr
Volksschule
China’s rise could spur bolder external moves says Li
Professor Li argues Red China has become a world power through rapid industrialization and expanded influence. He notes shortages and missteps in the Great Leap era, increased trade with 89+ countries, and growing external commitments that may push China toward more assertive actions abroad.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
China
Choh-Ming Li
Center For Chinese Studies
University of California
Challenge Magazine
Cuba
Albania
Europe
Guinea
Ghana
Africa
Far East
Southeast Asia
Red China
Soviet Union
Nikita’ Khrushchev
Iowa and California 4-H Donors Boost Korean Hog Program
Fourteen dozen hogs donated by Iowa farmers and California 4-H Clubs for Korean 4-H youths have surged to 138 piglets with dams at the AKF Model Farm. The effort includes ear notching, weighing, needle teeth clipping, and training in modern farming practices. The Pigsy Bank livestock lending plan supports rural Korean families, boosting incomes from about 88 to over 500 dollars per year per farm.
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Lowa
California
American - Korean Foundation
Korea
Iowa Agricultural
L.B. Liddy
Keith Gaston
County Officers’ Association
Rolland Paul
Iowa Swine Producers’ Association
Animal Loan Bank
Sung-Chull Kim
AKF
ManSuplee
Defense Principles in a Bridge Hand by Becker
A bridge defense analysis explains how wrongly assuming declarer's weakness can assure a contract. The example shows West leading diamonds, East misreading distributions, and East improvising to attempt defeat. Proper play requires assuming declarer holds the contract and evaluating risks accordingly.
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B. Jay Becker
West
East
South
King
Declarer
Ceal
Dex ‘Elarer
Kast
Ures
Sun Experts Warn Sunbathers Age Skin Irreversibly
New York based report cites Dr. John M. Knox of Baylor and Dr. Robert Carney of Iowa detailing sun exposure as the main cause of skin aging. They describe thinning, dryness, fine wrinkles, and loss of elasticity as inevitable with age and attribute most crow’s feet and sagging to light exposure.
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New York
UPI
John M. Knox
Baylor University College of Medicine
Robert Carney
Dermatology
University of Iowa
Knox
Carney
American Journal of Nursing
American Nurses’ Association
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New México
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den of Journalism
University, of New
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Suly
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Cedar Rapids
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Mozart
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United Press
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Hitler
Germany
Allied Control Council
Johann Strauss
Sears
Collee
Wien
Lieehenstein
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Hungary
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Mongolia
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Burma
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AKT
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