Editorial: Peace and education amid slow change
The piece argues for a superior peace from the Prince of Peace and urges patience with gradual progress for equal rights. It highlights education timing, job gaps for qualified Black workers, and the need to use opportunities fully. It warns that state aid as a political tool can threaten local schools and warns against dependence on external funds.
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John
Shaff Plan and Iowa reapportionment debate heats up
Iowa debate centers on Shaff reapportionment plan creating a 99 member House by county and a Senate based on population. Proponents argue for mixed area and population representation to balance rural and urban interests, while opponents fear urban domination and seek alternative models.
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Oklahoma
le Ture
Towans
Des Moines
Iowa
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Duane Dewel
Algona
David Shaff
Clinton
Shaff
David C. Shaff
IDPA
Dewel
Senate
House
Devel
Congress
AFL
COPE
Kossouth
Pottawattamie
Towa
Tremendous Tinkerer Henry Ford Born A Century Ago
An editor recalls Henry Ford's extraordinary early life a century after his birth. From a kerosene lamp dawn to a world changing invention Ford showed a lifelong talent for tinkering and practical machinery. He built the universal car and steered Ford Motor Co from near bankruptcy to automotive dominance.
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Henry
Henry Ford and the Model T Revolution in America
A compact portrait of Henry Ford and the Model T, detailing the car’s invention, the moving assembly line, and the shift in industry and daily life. It notes Ford’s wage policy, impacts on rural life, and his complex legacy including anti Semitic impulses and WWI peace efforts.
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Alexander Malcomson
Ford
James Couzens
Albert Stretlow
Vaudevillian
Ford Company
America
Dearborn Independent
Edsel
General Motors
Ancient Namdhari Mass Weddings Celebrate 149 Couples
In Khote India UPI reports Sikhs of the Namdhari sect marked the 100th anniversary of their mass wedding custom. Couples from India and abroad joined a 90 minute ceremony around a sacred fire. The practice began June 3 1863 to reduce wedding costs and emphasize unity.
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Khote
India
UPI
Thailand
Uganda
B Becker Leads to Four Spades as East-West Vulnerable
In the Masters Individual Championship East West vulnerable, West passes four spades after North bids, aiming to defeat the contract. West’s opening diamond lead and subsequent play reveal West voids in clubs, and South ends down despite a tactical defense and declarer misreadings.
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North
West
East
Zast
Dummy
Declarer
Jone
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