Underground School Sparks Editorial Resistance in Centerville
The Centerville Iowegian editorial approves an underground junior high near a major airport for silence and efficiency but expresses horror at living underground. It cites fewer distractions and lower costs, then warns of a world retreat from surface life due to jets and cars. The piece contrasts marble supply for the Kennedy Center with Italy donating the stone, joking about Vermont and Georgia pride.
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Centerville
Washington, D.C
Thought for the Day Psalm 23 1 testimony of God’s child
The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want this line expresses the faith of every true child of God and frames daily reflection around divine guidance and trust.
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State seeks business input on expense account policy
Iowa asks 700 businessmen for opinions on expense rules including tips mileage and parking. A tripartite committee led by Paul Franzenburg Gary Cameron and Lorne Worthington aims to publish results in 30 days after reviewing department practices and proposing uniform guidelines and a possible per diem option.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Iowa
Paul Franzenburg
Gary Cameron
Lorne Worthington
Richard Dennler
LeMars
Secretary of Agriculture
Kenneth Owen
Comptroller
Lake Darling Youth Center plans for summer camp
The Lake Darling Youth Center report from its annual board meeting shows strong finances with $1777.10 in the general account and $668.74 in petty cash, plus a $2000 Jennie E. Hall legacy. Elected officers include L P Guy as president and A J Steinbeck as vice president, while committees and facility upgrades were discussed, including painting, new stove, refrigerator, and shelter building plans.
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Center
L. P. Guy
Brighton
A. J. Steinbeck
Rubio
Robert Day
Marion George
Washington and
Jennie E. Hall
A. C. Peterson
M. K. Long
R. E. Arthur
Lohner
Bidding Quiz From Becker on Four Hands
The article presents contract bridge bidding guidance by B Jay Becker for four hands with Vulnerable dealer one club, partner one heart. It explains four bidding lines four hearts two diamonds two spades and one spade with reasoning on game and slam implications and how to handle misfits.
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King
Ires Syndicate. Inc
Minor Fire Damages Vet Hospital in Des Moines
A fire at the Veterans Hospital in Des Moines caused minor damage and displaced 43 surgical ward patients. Fire started when welding work ignited wood under new drainspouts, with damage estimated in the thousands and smoke and water effects noted. Fire department actions were praised for quick containment.
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Vet
Des Moines
UPI
Veterans Hospital
Shopping Center Blight Shrinks Glens Falls U S A
Tom Ball notes Glens Falls New York once bustling now a shell as suburban shopping centers invade downtown. The city, nicknamed Hometown U S A, loses personality and vitality while Montgomery Ward and Sears Roebuck plant roots in the suburbs. He recalls all day downtown shopping and neighborly chatter fading.
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Glen Falls
New York
U.S.A
Glens Falls
South
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
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