Art show in library gallery prompts value rethinks
In Washington, a one man show by David McDaniel displays oils watercolors and sketches for sale, prompting readers to reconsider art as lasting home value versus other consumer purchases. The editorial projects a future portrait of 1975 1980, predicting later marriages higher education shifts and changing consumer priorities influencing businesses and services.
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David McDaniel
Public Library
Washington
Dear Abby Memorial Day Worries from Grief
A reader describes a grieving mother crying at graves of relatives on Memorial Day. The writer worries the mother is mentally unwell and believes avoiding such emotional upheaval would be healthier. A sister suggests letting the mother cry, while the writer insists on counseling and restraint.
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Abby
Abby Advice Column Fragments From Evening Journal
Readers seek guidance on trust from parents hearing loss and family planning. Abby counsels patience with curious or nosy guardians, deaf relative communication, and a married couple’s split on how many children to have. The piece reflects mid century advice tone from the Evening Journal in Washington Iowa.
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Abby
Study aims broaden tax bases to fund schools in Iowa
Des Moines reports that an interim study by the Senate and House Ways and Means committees will explore shifting emphasis to personal and corporate income taxes to support schools, reducing reliance on property taxes. The panel will also study bank and savings and loan taxes and the inventory tax as part of three major interim studies before 1970.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Savings and Loan
Lead a low diamond to save three notrump contract
Becker explains a three no trump hand where leading a club from dummy loses. By starting with a low diamond at trick two, declarer gains nine tricks regardless of Wests ace or queen. The hand shows you must choose the suit offering the best chance for the contract, not the longest or strongest.
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West
East
Res Syndicate, Inc
Well Educated Congressmen Reflect Diverse Backgrounds
Washington report notes in the 91st Congress more than 400 of 435 House members are college graduates and 219 hold law degrees. It cites Rhodes Scholars Carl Albert and John Brademas, 10 ex FBI agents, 48 ex teachers, and 20 former congressional aides among members, plus 300 with armed forces service.
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Washington, D.C
House of Representatives
House
Carl Albert
Okla
John Brademas
Ind
M.C
Congress
Washington
FBI
Rep
Lawrence J. Hogan
Ity
North
Emanuel Celler
N. Y
Brooklyn
House Judiciary Committee
John McCormack
Mass
Celler
McCormack
Korea
G. William Whitehurst
Old Dominion College
Norfolk
Far East
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