Editorial about choosing company and avoiding evil influence
A compact editorial argues that two cannot walk together without agreement and cautions against incompetent enthusiasts as substitutes for knowledge. It frames companionship in ventures around virtue, urging readers to avoid negative or unproductive associations.
Imaginative Advertising Could Aid Iowa Economy
Iowa's tourism ads lag behind other states with Iowa spending about 10,000 to 20,000 while Florida and New York spend hundreds of thousands. The Development Commission's Division of Tourism receives about 50,000 annually, likely rising to 90,000 next biennium with 20,000 for advertising. An imaginative, adequately funded campaign could boost traveler spend and state profits.
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Florida
New York
Michigan
Iowa
North Dakota
The
Development Commission
Qestions on modern life and debt and minds to end
A critique of consumer culture and economic stress traces debt fueled living from mortgages and credit to vacations and fast food. It notes tax shifts in Iowa, rising prices, and a spike in psychedelic drug use among the public and a professor's controversial view. The piece ends with a question about collective direction and consequences.
Irreverent Cranial Weeknote Sparks Bizarre Talk
A fragment from the Ottumwa Courier mocks modern life as increasingly bizarre. It questions natural behavior, mentions legality of natural acts, and notes society relying on stimulants and sedatives while shoppers buy unnecessary goods.
Poor F C C Ruling Sparks Advertising Debate
The FCC ruled that broadcasters airing cigarette ads must offer airtime to opponents. NAB calls it a dangerous intrusion into American business. The Observer questions if the agency should arbitrate which claims can be disputed, suggesting a reconsideration.
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Federal Communications Commission
National Association of Broadcasters
FCC
Congress weighs six Monday holiday weekends plan
Congress considers uniform three day weekends by shifting five fixed holidays to Mondays while leaving Easter Christmas and New Year’s Day intact. The proposal, backed by the U. S. Chamber and travel groups, could yield up to six three day breaks yearly and would require shifting Washington’s Birthday Memorial Day Independence Day Veterans Day and Thanksgiving.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Washington
Bettter
U. S
Two 74 Year Old Men Take Separate Resolutions At Montauk
In Montauk New York Captain William Willis age 74 sails alone again seeking renewal while nearby a 74 year old man drifts through a quiet morning at the park reciting nursery rhymes and planning a lively checker game. The day unfolds with memories of resilience and small acts of independence.
Ornduffs Host Cookout Honoring Kevin And Grandfather
AINSWORTH July 7 Mr and Mrs Ronald Ornduff and family hosted a cookout to honor Kevin Ornduff on his birthday and belatedly honor Kevin's grandfather Kenneth Ornduff Thursday evening Attendees included Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ornduff Mr and Mrs George Stout Jr and family Mr and Mrs Jay Hough and Terry of West Chester and Lawrence Whetstine of near Wellman Also guests at the Stewart home July 4 were Mr and Mrs Gary Stewart and family and Mr and Mrs Ronald Ornduff and children plus others
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Ainsworth
Ronald Ornduff
Kevin Ornduff
Kevin
Kenneth Ornduff
George Stout Jr
Jay Hough
Terry
West Chester
Lawrence Whetstine
Near Wellman
Gary Stewart
Stewart Home
C. A. Thompson
Becky Sue Thompson
Fairfield
Coleman guests in McFarland home
Mrs C A Thompson reports gatherings in McFarland and surrounding towns. Ben Coleman and relatives from Tuscaloosa Alabama visit R E MecFarland’s home. July 4 hosts include Mc Crackens and Kinsingers, Beavers, Browns, Ledore, Siegrist, McCracken. Lee Farrier family returns from New Orleans with reunions among Kesslers and Riley.
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Ben Coleman
Ronnie
Susan
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Dale Humphreys
Jacqueline
Teresa
Michael
Janesville
Minn
R. E. MecFarland
Willard McCracken
Elmer Kinsinger
Maurice Beaver
Jerald Riley
Slidell
Kessler
Lee
Mrs. Riley
Richard Bean
Insworth
New Orleans
Farriers
Four Hearts Bid Snares In World Bridge Olympiad Match
Argentine South Arturo Jaques recalls a puzzling hand from the 1964 World Bridge Olympiad in New York against Jamaica. Marcelo Lerner and Jaques used a bold four hearts over a one diamond response, ending in a heart contract despite a spade stop deficit. Jaques describes misreading the dummy and the subsequent play leading to ten tricks after clever ruffing and a key heart nine.
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Jamaica
New York
Arturo Jaques
The
Bridge World Magazine
Marcelo Lerner
King
West
Res Syndicate, Inc
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