Wages of sin and local notices in Washington Journal
The Washington Evening Journal shares editorials on sin and consequence citing Romans 6 23 and a critique of a local poetry book A Star Brushed By by Ellen Rebecca Fenn. It notes Utah teachers avoiding contracts and defends Utah teachers while recounting a swallow rescue by Bob Reschly. It ends with a quip about noisy ice cream bells provoking city neighbors.
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Ellen Rebecca Fenn
Washington
New York City
Nuclear Ambush Debate Frames Test Ban As Soviet Trap
In a sharply critical take, Lyle C. Wilson argues the proposed nuclear test ban hides official reasons against it and cites top military leaders and senators who favor more disclosure. The piece urges citizens to read Earl Voss’s Nuclear Ambush and weighs Teller’s cautions, warning of Soviet manipulation in a peace illusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joint Chiefs
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Armed Services Committee
U.S. Senate
Richard B. Russell
Stuart Symington
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
Earl Voss
Henry Regnery Co
Chicago
Voss
Washington
Willard Libby
University of California
Edward Teller
U.S
NATO
Teller
Underpaid workers push area staffers to federal jobs
Iowa Conservation Commission shows eleven employees leaving for federal posts in four years. Ray Mitchell quits as lands and waters chief to join the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at $11,500 annually, citing higher pay and better retirement amid internal dissent. Other departures head to Fish and Wildlife or Outdoor Recreation agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
IDPA
Iowa Conservation Commission
Ray Mitchell
Lands and Waters
Commission
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Mitchell
The
Conservation Commission
Engineer Corps
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Other Conservation Commission
Advertising as a Safe Stake in Local Retail Survival
University of Mississippi expert cites Emil Mogul and findings that local retailer advertising is a minimal risk investment. He notes major chains show advertising budgets shrink risk similarly to restocking shelves and view it as essential for survival. A stranger city study links active newspaper advertising to progressive local stores.
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Samuel S. Talbert
University of Mississippi
Emil Mogul
New York
Kroger’s
Walgreen's
Penney’s
Ward’s
Stretch Shirts For Men Promised As Market Explosion
United Press International reports men’s stretch dress shirts ahead as the next promotional surge in the market. The style features a back heel accent and varied heights, with new perfume-like scent designs and lipstick-style base moves. Summer fashion embraces versatile looks from the Little Boy to Little Girl silhouettes, shifts, slinks, bright colors, and all white.
Fine China Buyer Has Wide Choice
Chicago reports on the Rosenthal Studio Group led by Philip Rosenthal, introducing international designers like Pucci Wirkkala Bernadotte Day Baumann Peynet Lowey Jensen Latham. The first all black china Porcelaine Noire by Wirkkala debuts in New York.
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Fine China
Chicago
UPI
Italy
Emilio Pucci
Rosenthal Studio Group
Philip Rosenthal
Pucci
Finland
Tapio Wirkkala
Denmark
Bjorn Wiinblad
Sweden
Count Sigvard Bernadotte
England
Lucienne Day
Germany
Hans Theo, Baumann
France
Raymond Peynet
Raymond Lowewy
George Jensen
Richard Latham
United States
New York
Porcelaine Noire
Rosenthal
A Declarer’s Test To Steal A Contract In Four Spades
North deals as South aims to salvage a four spade contract after a diamond lead. Declarer uses concealed values to induce defense errors, testing East early by placing trumps and forcing the queen heart play. The hand illustrates sacrificing tempo to trap the defense and maximize chances.
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Declarer
West
South
East
Underground cavern storage for liquefied gas near Iowa City
A 485 foot deep cavern is being drilled near Scott township to store 400000 barrels of liquefied petroleum gas for Mid-America Pipeline Co. The project, by Fenix and Scisson of Tulsa, involves 46 workers, a five foot wide steel shaft, and 16 by 20 foot tunnel chambers. Local impact includes about $800000 in regional payroll and supply purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
IDPA
Scott Township
Iowa
Lowa
Maquoketa
Rome
Troy Browning
G. C. Mathis
Max Young
Mid-America
al Sowards
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Washington Evening Journal
Gwendolyn
Utah
National Education Association
American Federation of Teachers
Bob Reschly
Bob
Heaven
Iowa Avenue
Wilson
By Lyle C. Wilson
United Press International
Senate
William Nicholas
Nicholas
Turkey Growers
Edgewater Beach
Volkswagen
Commerce Commission
Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
Molison
Rpublican
Alfred W. Noehren
Noehren
Maurice Crabbe
Eagle Grove
DIET
Tax Commission
Riley Dietz
Jack Schroeder
Davenport
Dietz
Walcott Republican
State Insurance Department
State Tax Commission
State Liquor Commission
Liquor Commission
Iowa Tax Commission
Iowa General Assembly
General Assembly
Wirkkala
B. Jay Becker
North
North East South West
Queen of Diamonds
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Jim Ney
Iowa City Press Citizen
Iowa Daily Press Association
Bob Strawn
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