Miss Iowa guest shapes Miss Washington County hopefuls
In a July reception at the Hillman home Miss Mushro Miss Iowa 1965 impressed local contestants with poise, charm and hard work. She spoke on responsibilities of preparation coaching others, earning congeniality honors and aiding the ten Washington County hopefuls as they prepare for state competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Mushro
Iowa
Leon Hillman
Washington County
Mushro
Miss Iowa
Washington Evening Journal
Miss Mushro
No votes in East German Volkskammer push for unanimity
The Volkskammer has reportedly never recorded a no vote since 1949. President Dieckmann says no dissenter is allowed, as opposition would reveal foolishness and isolate the individual. The piece contrasts Khrushchev’s quiet life with relentless Soviet oratory.
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Volkskammer
People’s Chamber
Nikita Khrushchev
Minneapolis
Letters To The Journal Suggests Viet Nam
A reader argues young men should be sent to Viet Nam to avoid street disturbances at home criticizing their noise and car abuse. The letter complains citizens suffer sleepless nights from such performances.
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Viet Nam
Capitol faces $34 million West Front remodel plan
Congress debates funding to repair and extend the Capitol West Front with four restaurants two cafeterias and extra offices. Architect J George Stewart leads the plan amid fierce opposition from several senators who call it wasteful and degrading the monument. Russell Long supports Stewart citing historical competence.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Joseph D. Tydings
Stewart
William Proxmire
Wis
Los Angeles
Commission
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
The
United States
Senate
Sen
Russell B. Long
Fake royalty exposed by German Nobility Archives
An 18 year old posing as Prince Jochen von und zu Fuerstenburg deceived a Hamburg antique shop buyer with stolen 17th century statuettes. The German Nobility Archives expose imposters, revealing names like Annegret Spyrka and Kurt Schellenberger, and warn many rulers remain undiscovered.
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Richard M. Suchalter
United Press International
Marburg
Germany
UPI
Prince Jochen von Und Zu
Prince
Jochen
Annegret
Prussia
Habsburg and Lothringen
Spyrka
Australia
Kuwait
Friedrich Karl Ludwig Edler von
Breitenbach
Ethiopia
Anbo
Bonn
von Breitenbach
Kurt Johann Schellenberger
von Hueck
Medicare begins with few hospital crowding issues in first week
In its first week Medicare operated smoothly with no major overcrowding at participating hospitals as SSA reports. A review of 300 of 6,400 hospitals found no drastic increases, though July’s light demand may understate future impact. Some trouble spots in San Juan and Ponce show strained capacity with limited beds.
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Baltimore
San Juan
Ponce
SSA
Unusual 3NT defense study in contract bridge play
North dealer, vulnerable, opening spade lead. South became declarer in three notrump after West led spades. Declarer won with ace, ran clubs to the ace, then a sequence of spades and a clever defense by West let South win with the ten. Eight tricks available, analysis of bidding impact on play.
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Declarer
South
West
Unusual Declarer Play In Bridge Doubtful Duck Protects West
In a bridge hand East's king and queen prevented declarer from two spade tricks. South ducked twice on spade leads to limit West's long spades, though East held the two missing aces. The commentator notes the bid implied East had the aces and the duck protected against a danger.
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Washington
Evening Journal
God
Henry Drummond
Christ
Life Magazine
Hank Bauer
Ottumwn Courier
Johannes Dieckmann
Siberia
Howard Johnson
Bert Mills
Washington, D.C
Jer Everett M. Dirksen
House
General L. Ford
Mich
J. George Stewart
Rayburn House
John W. McCormack
D., Mass
Hubert H. Humphrey
Brunt
Sewart
Delaware
Con
Joseph St. Clark
Paul H. Douglas
D. MI
Whip
Walter von Hueck
Blitz Brothers
By Sakren
Kes
Jay Becker
Horar
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East
Ast
Sures Syndicate, Inc
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Shington
Aue
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Paine
Elmo
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