Editorials on peace and public programs in 1966
The Washington Evening Journal prints a Thought for the Day on spiritual peace from Isaiah. It criticizes the Iowa Opportunity Office for backing the Community Action Program and warns against federal misuse of funds. The piece ends noting Canada will honor wild fauna on coins, prompting a wry question about the whooping crane symbolizing dollar value.
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United States Congress
Edmonton Journal
The Great Automobile Race Memoir of Bill Livingston
Bill Livingston, son of the late Schuyler Livingston, recalls his first and only arrest at age 14 after racing a Haynes touring car through town. Mayor Ed Bovee fined him and his friend $14.75, paid immediately from a $15 monthly allowance, leaving 25 cents for the rest of the month.
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Bill Livingston
Schuyler Livingston
Dave Livingston
Bill
Haynes
Ed Bovee
North
Iowa
Bovee
Mayor’s Court
Tour of plush apartments reveals millionaire living in NYC
United Press International reports a tour of twelve luxury cooperative units at United Nations Plaza in Manhattan drew 1000 visitors paying 25 dollars each for a Community Service Society fundraiser. Notable residents include Truman Capote and Jackson Leonard, with lavish decor from pink and purple themes to Tiffany lamp and oriental wicker tables.
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New York
UPI
Truman Capote
Manhattan
Andrew Heiskell
Time, Inc
Community Service Society
United Nations Plaza
United Nations
East River
Capote
Brooklyn Heights
England
Brighton Beach
Leland Hayward
Chemical Company
Jackson Leonard
Neanderthal settlement found during Riviera building work
Archaeologists led by Dr. Henry de Lumley halted an apartment project in Nice to study possible Neanderthal remains dating about 250000 years. The team suggests a small 15 to 20 person coastal settlement marked by a hut-like dwelling and early group living, with mammals and fishing nearby.
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Nice
France
UPI
Riviera
Henry de Lumley
de Lumley
Mediterranean
Junior Volunteers Sought by VA Hospital in Iowa City
The Washington County Chapter American Red Cross seeks youth volunteers aged 14 to 18 for a summer program at the Iowa City VA Hospital. A series of instruction sessions will run June 15, 17, 20, 21, and 23 in Room 3 West 72. Over 33 assignments await, offering health career exposure and service to those who served.
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Iowa City VA
Elbert Beaver
Mr. Beaver
Bertroche taunts Iowa Democrats at Des Moines event
Joseph Bertroche, Republican candidate for Iowa attorney general, suggested Democrats attending their state convention have $10 for champagne party tickets. He claimed many Iowa taxpayers have little left after recent tax increases and mockingly said the Democrats may toast late at night. Bertroche spoke to Young Republicans in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
UPI
Joseph Bertroche
Iowa
GOP
Bertrode
Washington Eve Journal masthead and staff list
The Washington Eve Journal of Washington Iowa lists editor David Elder and Business Manager, William Shannon as vice president and advertising director, Charles Morris as news editor, Bob Shaffer in local advertising, and Howard Hazen as production superintendent. The paper publishes afternoons except Sunday, Christmas and July 4 and is entered as second class matter under a March 3 1879 act. It is a United Press leased wire and is a member of Inland Daily Press Association, Iowa Daily Press Association, Iowa Press Association and the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Washington Eve Journal
Washington, Iowa
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
Poe
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press Ass'n
Iowa Daily Press Ass’n
Iowa Press Ass’n
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Famous Hand in 1961 Ladies European Championship
In Torquay 1961, a grand slam bid by Norway North South failed while British North South halted at six diamonds. Mrs Hiron's defense on a club lead and subsequent spade and heart plays yielded thirteen tricks and 1390 points, swinging the match to Britain by 1790 points.
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Norway
Torquay
Declarer
South
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