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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1965
Page
4
Fishing trip memories spark local guide fund and townsman tales
A columnist recalls a Canada fishing trip with newspaper friends. Walter Guppy, their guide, later asks for aid as winters bite. The piece notes a guiding union's push to raise fees and includes anecdotes on parental authority, dog tricks, a bald friend’s wig mishap, a boy with a new bicycle, and a hair combing scene on the town square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Sioux Rrows
Walter Guppy
Windstorm deductible plan eyed by Iowa insurer chief
Des Moines Iowa windstorm claims have shown 70 percent under 50 dollars prompting state Insurance Commissioner William Timmons to back a mandatory 50 dollar wind and hail deductible on most dwelling policies. He contacted nearly 400 carriers to apply the rule, a practice already used in Minnesota Wisconsin and Nebraska. Farm property is excluded. The change could cut maintenance claim costs and premium fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Idva
William Timmons
Timmons
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Undersea mining pioneers seek future riches at sea
In Tiburon California a small Marine Mineral Technology Center team, aided by two converted vessels Perspirac and Perspicacity and the serendipity, develops seafloor sampling and mining gear for industry. They cut costs, using tools from Smithsonian and donations from U
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiburon
Calif
UPI
Outer Space
Bureau of Mines Marine Mineral Technology Center
Smithsonian Institute
Center
J. Leslie Goodier
Mer Navy Station
San Francisco Bay
Goodier
Continental Shelf
Lockheed Missiles & Space Company
International Minerals & Chemical Corporation
U.S. Rubber Co
Harold Hess
Will Hughes seek Senate or third term governor
In Des Moines Iowa politics centers on whether Governor Harold Hughes will run for a third term or seek the U S Senate. He indicated three options run for the Miller seat run again as governor or retire from politics. Possible Democratic rivals for governor include Lt. Gov. Robert Fulton State Treasurer Paul Franzenburg ISU professor E B Smith and UI athletic director Forest Eva shevski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
IDPA
Harold Hughes
U. S. Senate
Iowa
Hughes
Kirkwood
Iowa State University
E. B. Smith
University of Iowa
Forest Evashevski
Egypt's Nile Deepens Awe In Aswan Visit
A UPI report from Aswan details the Nile river region and the new Aswan High Dam. Tourists like the author explore Egyptian sites from Elephantine Island to the Kalabsha temple, Nubian bazaars, felucca trips, and the Bob. The piece notes the dam’s role in land reclamation and landmark preservation, including Abu Simbel and Philae temples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aswan
Egypt
UPI
Nile
Cairo
United Arab Airlines
Dcs
Luxor
American
Karnak
Valley of Kings
State Tourist Administration
Africa
Aga Khan
Elephantine Island
Kalabsha
Isis
Trajan
Philae
Lord Kitchener
The
Celepatra’s
New York City
Central Park
Farm Service men attend grain handling and drying school
Joe Jones and Arnold Anderson of the local Farm Service Company visited Davenport on June 8 and 9 for the annual grain handling and drying school for FS salesmen in Iowa and Illinois. Topics included new equipment and servicing of old equipment. Mr. Jones served on a panel discussing local company sales and service policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Service
Joe Jones
Arnold Anderson
Farm Service Company
Davenport
Iowa
Ilinois
Mr. Jones
Contract Bridge by B Jay Becker South dealer
South dealer. Both sides vulnerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Jay Becker
World class bidding and a near miss on slams in bridge
The article analyzes the difficulty of reaching slams in bridge with a high level match example from 1965. It contrasts the exact fit of Norths king spades jack diamonds ace clubs with Souths limited hand, explaining why a small or grand slam is rarely achieved in ordinary play and detailing the second table bidding sequence that led to a strategic three spades bid and a save via a weak double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Jon
South
North
South West
East
Tes Syndicate, Inc
Stamp News and Debuts Highlight 1965 Philatelic Events
Postmaster General Gronouski unveils the Robert Fulton five cent commemorative stamp marking the 200th anniversary of Fulton's birth and the Clermont voyage. Other notes cover Australian General Sir John Monash stamp issue, France Croix de Guerre anniversary, JFK portrait stamps in the Philippines, a Surinam Lincoln anniversary issue, and Ward Costello's Broadway debut in The Secret Storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gronousxi
Robert Fulton
Aentor
Fulton
Hudson River
New York City
Albany
Jean Antoine Houdon
Clermont
Kingston
New York
Australia
John Monash
Monash
Uiversity of
Melbourne
France
John F. Kennedy
Philippine Islands
Surinam
Dutch Guinea
Lincoln
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Joe Palooka
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Gk Americoy
Ham Fisher Dixie Tugan
ELKS
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Washington Post
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Will Hughes
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Iowa Daily Press
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Abu Simbel
Dole
North East
By Walt Green
Giori
N. Y
Ward Costello
Peter Ames
Paris
Faye Emerson
Evening Journal
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