Leadership in Congress Stymies Kennedy Agenda
United Press reports Kennedy cannot move his program as Congress, led by older leaders, stalls. It notes the 88th Congress, seven months in, has enacted few major bills while debates over tax reform civil rights and railroad strike legislation loom. It argues Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn would restore effective leadership.
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Lyle
United Press
Sam
Lyndon ‘B
Johnson
Deep South
House
Senate
White House
Kennedy
US Congress
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Congress
Moscow
Lyndon Lyndon
WSCS Circles Meet At Wayland Thursday
Wayland church circle gathering records eighteen members present with devotions led by Jennie Graber and a final study lesson by Mrs. Clarence Rhum. Social hour and refreshments followed. Various local visits and hospital news noted among Mt Pleasant and Kalona residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Roger Galer
Mt. Pleasant
W. L. McMickle
Kalonial Town House
Kalona
Eda Boshart
Rose Reid
Washington
Methodist Church
Wade Huffman
Jennie Graber
Clarence Rhum
Dallas Heater
MI. Pleasant
W. L
James Eichelberger
Burlington
Urban Roth
Eara Freyenberger
Robert Hartzler
Lester Alliman
Washington County Hospital
Burnison
Coburg
Paul Strickfaden
Strickfaden
Essex
Leon Horst
Hesston
Kansas
Will Eichelberger
Luzerne
C. E) Rhum
Claude Smith
Ottumwa
Fred Heston
Agency
W. L. Me
Mickle
Gilbert Schantz
Bobby
Wellsburg
C. K. Schantz
Dean Kauffman
Teresa
Orie Miller
Peoria
Parkview
Miller
Kleese Relatives Visit and Reunion Draw Crowds
Pleasant residents report a large Kleese family reunion with 84 attendees at the Isaac Kleese home. The July 21 gathering followed July 22 visits by Mrs. Es ther Kleese and relatives from Canton Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleese
New Causes For Tic Douloureux And Other Medical Notes
New medical notes discuss tic douloureux or trigeminal neuralgia with brief, severe facial pain and possible links to stomach hydrochloric acid deficiency. Sun eclipse effects on vision are noted with recovery after protective treatment. Wind instrument study finds trumpet playing has no heart or lung hazards beyond ear and temper effects. Readers’ questions to Dr Coleman are welcomed. New York report highlights greens and blues in summer drapery fabrics per Home Furnishings Daily survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srumper
University of Leiden
Coleman
Dr. Coleman
New York
UPI
Home Furnishings Daily
Five Hand Bidding Scenarios in Contract Bridge
Becker's master analysis covers five hands after an opening sequence. For each, the recommended reply ranges from a direct four spades to cautious notrump, with rationale on suit quality, potential slams, and partnerships. Decisions hinge on overcalls, distribution, and whether partner can support or unveil a second suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
King Featu
Ren Syndicate, Inc
Bowersox and Riley Fye Reunions Held at Ollie Park
The Bowersox family reunion drew about 50 attendees at Ollie Park with 1964 officers named Norman Gott president and Denise Gott secretary treasurer. The Riley Fye reunion also gathered visitors from multiple towns. 1964 officers named Leland Frye president Herald Bottger vice president and Mrs. Delbert Fye Jr secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Bowersox
Ollie Park
Norman Gott
Richard Williams
Denise Gott
Riley Fye
Disney
Okla
Farmington
North English
Pleasant Valley
Moline
Sheffield
Pekin
Leland Frye
Herald Bottger
Delbert Fye, Jr
Elsie Yoder
Fairfield Hospital
Cletus Yoder
Richland News Notes and Local Visits
John McCracken and two daughters from New York City visited Richland at the parental home of Rev. and Mrs. John McCracken. The Keisers joined uncle Roy Saxton on a weeklong trip to Long Bow Lake, Ontario. Church picnic plans, hot lunch course attendees from Pekin schools, and various local visits are reported. A hospital article notes Veterans Hospital surgery for Curtis and a 1964 focus with local reunions, anniversaries, and church events. The Tokyo item reports workers at a Japanese firm using a Human Control Room to vent against a boss via a stuffed effigy.
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Richland
John McCracken
New York City
Kansas
Lysse Keiser
Roy Saxton
Kinross
Long Bow Lake
Ontario
Canl and Friends Church
Effie Cox
Ora Paxson
Myrtle Moore
Cecil Bales
Allen Hawley
Sons
Indianapolis
Ind
Glen Hawley
Vance’ Curtis
Kathryn Klager
Shawnee Mission
Ruth Swindle
Lompoc
Calif
H.V. Curtis
Harry ‘Shy
Ollie
Pekin
Dayton Frederick
Ollie School
Ren Botter
Norma Naddy
Eddyville
Ellen Bauer
North English
Ames
Iowa State College
Almon White
Jimmy
Damascus
Ohio
Richard Eichenberger
Oskaloosa
Friends
Roy Seaton
White
Wichita
Karwen Hinshaw
Robert Wonderlich
Hayesville
Gordon Gott
Maude Gott
Lee Wonderlich
Jacob Wonderich
Leonard Kessell
Raymond Byers
Fremont
Lawrence Stansbrough
Ottumn
Lloyd
Wonder
Atl Pleasant
Sun
Vance Curtis
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Harold Hayes
Otto Emery
Carl Collett
Anita Kay
Wendall Hall
Cedar Rapids
Alfred Wallerich
William Gillam
Harlan Newhart
Washington
Lee McMurrin
A.R. McMurrin
Earl Clayton
Spencer, Sa
Kermit Hinshaw
Fresh Air Children Leave Noble Homes
Local column notes Fresh Air children have spent the past two weeks with Sugar Creek and Bethel Mennonite Churches members and are returning to Chicago. Families visit, attend funerals of Ed Wyse and Aaron Leichty, with church and community events in Noble. Orlin Frey earns a National Science scholarship and plans to teach at Orion Tl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant
Esther Kleese
Ralph Kleese
Garry
Canton
David Kleese
Kleese
Isaac Kleese
Roger Stout
Presbyter Church
Richard Hayes
Cloyce Hayes
Lucetta Hayes
Ed Chalupa
Dean Moore
Larry
Ronald
Ed Boone
Corning
Earl Chorpening
Merie Allison
Buddy Alin
Ronnie
Charles Chorpening
Bob Libe
Whittier
Henry Yoder Noble
Gordon Walker
Burlington
Sam Roth
Alec Dashkovich
Leon Iwanowski
Iwanowski
Difton
N. J
Ed Wyse
Bethel
Aaron Leichty
Everette Roths
Harold
Wayne, Ind
Sue ‘Swartzendruber
Kalona
Oscar Miller
Bob Hartzler
Bethel Mennonite
Willard Leichty
Park View
Land
Harvey Hochstedler
Kokomo
Ind
Rosen Bosharts
Hochstedler
Orlin Freys
Otto Frey
Orlin
Peoria
Bradley University
National Science Organization
Will
Henry
Central Park
Wayland
Henry Leichty
Elmer Roth
Elmer Earnest
Dale Diers
Ida Conrad
Carol Ogden
Arthur Boshart
Will Leichty
Noa Widmer
Wm Conrad
Ira Wenger
J.C. Wenger
Washington Journal Foggy Masthead From OCR Fragment
The readable lines show a newspaper masthead with editors and staff titles, including editor David Elder and advertising director William Shannon, plus contributors and production notes. The fragment hints at publication timing, post office legality, and Rural Subscription Rates, but specifics are incomplete due to garbled OCR.
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The
Woguington Boenig Journal
David Elder
William Shannon
Harlem Morris
Ealtor
Bruce Cowden
Howard Hasen
Superinindent
Post Ofice
Washington
Laws United Press
Merete Alana Tly
Jowa
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Lyndon Johnson
HST
WSCS
Mrs. Mary Burroughs
Marilla
Dondra
Bequeaith Re ‘Union
Davenport
Alcoa
Patricia
Illinois
Earl Burroughs
Clarence Shaffer
Ruth
Harry Horesowisky
Martin Boston
Brian
Nevada
Clyde Crile
Eldon Bauer
Harold Klopfenstein
Tonnie
Judi Crossett
Des Moines
Kenneth Bauer
Merle Crossett
Terry
Carol and
Tommy
Wellman
James Junkin
Don Avise
Todd
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Dixie Dugan
By Mevoy and
Striebel
Hawaii
Sy B.day Becker
Merlin Winn
Florida
Zola Winn
Sigourney Legion Park
Lawrence Bailey
Ted Schultz
Leo Adam
Robert Pfeifer
Bailey Cabin
Holiday Lake
Brooklyn
Nelle Kent
An Neator atKourney
Everett Kent
Joyce Elmore
Fairfield Grove and Mitten Co
Merlin Gabby
Chicago
Carroll Morgans
Sigourney
Carroll Morgan
Nell Long
Brighton
Gladys Liblin
Walthall
Gates Mills
Willis Cherry
Russell Parsons
Maude Tuller
Wayne Parsons
Chas. Hughes
Chas. Carriker
John Barker
Grinnell
Vera Bond
Otto Pfeifer
Raymond Wonderlich
Joe Reinier
Robert Voelkel
Kristen
Stanwood
Jim Richardson
Kimberly
Ankeny
al Voelkel
J.C. Richardson
Glen Norton
Ottum
AR. McMurrin
Jim Severs
Orville Hradek
Jim Hradek
Nira
Near Wellman
ZOKYO
UPL
Japan
Pers
Yutaide
Blondie
Chic Young
Soi
Nancy
Aswell
Castle
Rollo
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