Thought for the Day from Hebrews Verse
An editorial short reflection notes that God has deep interest in each creature and understands weaknesses, citing Hebrews 4 15 to emphasize empathy and human frailty.
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God
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1964
Page
11
Me Too Me Too not a Me Too Candidate Reveals Debate
San Francisco Goldwater supporters argue a nomination would offer a clear choice between Democrats’ goals and a distinct alternative. They note differences lie in methods to achieve peace prosperity civil rights and poverty elimination. Both parties share broad aims. contrasts exist in approach and policy details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
San Francisco
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Cook-Out, 1964 Style
A look at backyard gadgets marketed for summer gatherings in the 1960s. Electric fire starters and motorized grills, remote thermometers, warmers for cooked foods, portable TVs, thermos jugs, foam ice boxes, and even a black light insect catcher.
Strasbourg 16 Story Science Center Sways Kept Floors Empty
An extensive highrise in Strasbourg France suffers excessive sway and weak water pressure. The top 10 floors remain unoccupied as engineers reassess the 16 story science center designed by notable professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasbourg
France
University
Letters To The Journal On Whooping Cranes
Keota Iowa reader Kate Glover responds to July 8 editorial noting that whooping cranes winter in Texas and nest in Canada, not in Texas. She urges readers to recall the birds' nesting habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Canada
What Makes A Country And The Delicate Path To Nationhood
An editorial argues that nationhood rests on more than borders and flags. It stresses resources, organized people, and a unifying ideology, warning that postwar nations risk chaos or dictatorship without true national cohesion and freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Antarctica
Greenland
Africa
Hitler
Germany
Washington editor Patterson McGlynn shines in Dispatch history
A Washington Iowa note recalls Patterson S. McGlynn longtime editor publisher of the Moline Dispatch who shaped the paper from 1885 until his death in 1934. His rise spanned Davenport Chicago and Rock Island roles, with early work as printer a vivid biography of self education and industry. Also mentions Hazel Stewart Alberson retiring from Wisconsin University and local entertainment plans for the Washington County 4 H and FFA fair opening night featuring Jack Mills and a varied stage show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Woods
Marie Ross
Moline
Ill
Dispatch
Duke Woods
Davenport
Washington
Iowa
Patterson S. McGlynn
Connecticut
Washington Democrat
The
Democrat
Washington Press
McGlynn
Davenport Democrat
Davenport Gazette
Big City Fever
Chicago
Tri-Cities
Rock Island Union
Hazel Stewart Alberson
Wisconsin University
Fred L. Stewart
George
William Stewart
Jack Mills
Washington County
Sizzling defense in Olympiad bridge match Brazil US
In New York this year at the Olympiad Brazil finished eleventh and the United States second in a 29 nation field. U S defeated Brazil 37 to 20 as Arthur Robinson West and Robert Jordan East led a dramatic killable defense in four spades. Jordan’s six of clubs at trick three guided the flow, revealing the higher suit return and breaking the razzle dazzle defense.
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New York
Brazil
United States
U. S
Arthur Robinson
Robert Jordan
Robinson
West
East
Declarer
King
South
Jordan
Fleas In Test Chambers Spark Space Frustration
Windsor Star reports amusement and confusion as American space engineers fail to locate how fleas entered a bacteria free test chamber. The piece notes fleas may seek solitude, making the mystery harder to solve and unlikely to have a clear answer.
Ainsworth residents and vacation trips
Ainsworth residents report vacations and local social news. Mr and Mrs Junior Buck and child return from a Arizona trip visiting Tucson and Phoenix and the Old Mission. Mr and Mrs Larry Trotter and family complete a two week camping trip through Michigan and Canada with extensive island biking and a 2400 mile total. Also noted are church meetings, social events, a homecoming dinner, and military address updates for Pvt. E James Wilson at Ft Leonard Wood.
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Ainsworth
Junior Buck
Tucson
Phoenix
Ariz
Larry Trotter
Cadillac
Mich
Mackinaw Bridge
Mackinac Island
Lake Superior
Port Arthur
Portico
Provincial Park
Canada
Kenora
Lake of the Woods
Alaska State Park
Minnesota
Ward Miller
Dan
Denver
Colo
Olive Miksch
Russell Jones
Darold Jones
Cotter
Salem
Ing
Purdue
Ind
Bil Wilson
Haskins
Lawrence Wilson
Bill Wilson
Jerry Coffin
Washington
Jim Wilson
Ft. Leonard Wood
Pvt
E. James Wilson
N. G
Co. E
B.T.R
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