Thought for the Day Prayer Message from July 10 1964
The Evening Journal shares a Thought for the Day centered on James 5 16. A fervent prayer from a righteous heart is described as more effective than human wisdom or cleverness. The note emphasizes prayerful connection with God as a powerful force.
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James
Can Computers Change Votes Debate on TV预测 impact
The piece questions whether computer generated election predictions shown on TV influence California voters on election night. It notes Salinger concerns and contrasts with Gallup polls, arguing no firm answer until all precincts close and returns are complete.
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Salinger
California
IBM
Purple Martins Help Victory Mosquito Problem in Griggsville
In Griggsville Illinois a 12 apartment martin house stands in a back yard, now half occupied by sparrows and purple martins. The martins tame mosquitoes and neighbors praise them along with kingbirds. The Jaycees imported martins to curb pests, creating a mosquito free summer. A reader cites a Smorgasbord column about shoe clerks, joking about meeting Helen Gray of Montgomery Ward's.
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Carl Jungbluth
Martin
Griggsville
Ilinois
Mississippi
Maffitt
Washington
Helen Gray
Montgomery Ward
Carry a Butcher Knife in New York City
Arlene Del Fava faced arrest for carrying a switch blade after she used a knife in a street assault that left a hoodlum hospitalized. Police jailed the assailant for assault and paroled Del Fava, who urged readers that carrying any knife is risky but sometimes necessary for self defense.
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New York
Arlene del Fava
Miss del Fava
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Letters to the Journal Praise for Library Summer Reading Program
A parent thanks the community for the children's summer reading program at the library citing its stimulation of reading and imagination. The letter asks the editor to publish appreciation for those who made the program possible and enhances youth engagement with books and story hours.
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Dren
Population boom and famine threaten world civilization
Journal Science reports a global population surge of 158,000 daily, with 3.2 billion people now and projections past 6 billion by 2000. It links population growth to death control, medical advances, and uneven resource distribution, highlighting contrasts between developed and underdeveloped regions.
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U. S
Eugene M. Black
World Bank
Robert C. Cook
Population Reference Bureau
Washington, D. C
Earth
Detroit
Six Notrump Triumph in Olympiad Match
In a South Africa U S Olympiad context, Robinson and Robertson reached six notrump after a dramatic sequence from a diamond lead. A squeeze and precise discards secured six notrump for the U S, with a earlier seven spades by the South Africans at the other table defeated. The article notes the ambitious play given North South cards.
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United States
Robert Jordan
Arthur Robinson
Philadelphia
West
Robinson
East
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