Editorials Thought for the Day in the Washington Journal
The column offers reflections on public order, rioting in Chicago and Watts, and policing with commentary on the impact of riots on public sympathy. It contrasts riot behavior with civil response, notes White House criticism of press coverage of Vietnam, and cites AP and government perspectives on press reporting and public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Watts
Wes Gallagher
Associate Press
Fleming
Gallagher
Viet Nam
A Father Replies To A Future Leader Of America
A reader letter to the journal laments youth behavior and motorcycle riding in the square. The author recalls leaner times, praises parents of prior generations, and urges restraint during band concerts. He questions the value of public nuisance while celebrating responsible leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Iowa to form Development Credit Corporation for small industry loans
Iowa officials plan a Development Credit Corporation to pool private capital and finance expansion for small industries lacking conventional financing. The program could mobilize 4 to 5 million dollars, with banks and other institutions investing up to 2 percent of assets, enabling the new entity to loan up to 900 thousand dollars from a 100 thousand dollar stock base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UIDPA
Iowa
Development Credit Corporation
Iowa Development Commission
General Assembly
Towa
Governor's Economic Advisory Council
Robert K. Beck
Savings and Loan
Development Corporation
Carroll Worlan
Worlan
Richard R. Konicek
The
Development Commission
Kansas
Kansas Credit Corporation
Kansas Development Credit Corporation
Konicek
Dear Abby Columns Reveal Family Dilemmas and Personal Boundaries
A reader asks why she jerks near her 69 year old husband and Abby suggests medical check. A second wife seeks advice on mother in law displaying first wife’s photos. Abilities to move homes with aging mothers and gift etiquette for twins are discussed with practical nudges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
WSCS Meeting in Crawfordsville at Methodist Church
The Women's Society of Christian Service met Tuesday afternoon at the Crawfordsville Methodist Church with 13 members and four children present. Mrs Geo Canott led worship and Mrs James Edgar, with assistants, presented a lesson on Unity in the Church and volunteer members were urged to bring new articles for the next meeting to aid the Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Wells
Crawfordsville
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Geo. Canott
James Edgar
Canott
Cleo Fletcher
Herbert Rich Assiting
Funeral services for Mrs Ralph Chorpening
Funeral services were held at 2 p m Saturday at the Methodist Church with Rev Warren McFate presiding. Pallbearers were Lyle Wilson Myron Burroughs Earl Schuerman Herb Everetts Keith Augustine and Everette Chorpening with August Diekman as honorary pallbearer. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery. Jones Funeral Home supervised arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Chorpening
Methodist Church
Warren McFate
Lyle Wilson
Myron Burroughs
Earl Schuerman
Herb Everetts
Keith Augustine
Everette Chorpening
August Diekman
Elm Grove Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
West dealer swing in 1962 Italy US match
The largest swing of the 1962 Italy United States match occurred after a spade lead and clubs sequence. At the first table Italy North-South reached a plan for five diamonds but went down. The hand featured ruffs, the queen of clubs, and a series of trumps before the final result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
United States
West
East
Declarer
King
Bridge bidding and play notes lead to divergent outcomes
In one table South overruled a heart finesse and fell one, losing 100 points after a king of clubs discard and a spade lead. At the second table North-South, with an American pair, jumped to six diamonds and successfully forced the hand to twelve tricks, scoring 1 540 points for Syndicate Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
Dole
North
Declarer
East
Sures Syndicate, Inc
Bidwell Riverside Settlement Des Moines Food Stand Summary
The Fourth of July food stand at Bidwell Riverside Settlement in Des Moines netted a solid profit for the treasury. President Betty Hamil thanked all helpers and tote bags were displayed for sale by Mrs Myral Smith. Refreshments were served by Mrs Herbert Rich, Mrs Carlton White, and Mrs Chester Spangler as tentative plans began for a reception for the new minister and for the Old Settlers food stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidwell-Riverside
Des Moines
Treasury
Betty Hamil
Myral Smith
Herbert Rich
Carlton White
Chester Spangler
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Barnum
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Evening Journal
Christ
West Side
Robert Fleming
White House
Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
Dear Abby
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Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angles
Washington Evening Journal
Town
Der
Charles Morris
Bob Shafter
Howard Hazen
Christimas
Post
Balls
United Press
Inland
Daily Press Assia
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Humph
Jon
HK ” Commerce
Husband
Eawe
WSCS
L.A. Jones
L. A. Jones
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