Editorials on judgment values and modern life
The Washington Journal prints reflections on discernment in news, a note on bridge coverage from Deauville, and satire on diet and government control. It contrasts reader interest with editorial decisions, laments dietary complacency, and captures mid century car culture and urban noise through vivid street imagery. Italy won.
Australia’s first lady visits Bangor hometown
Bettina Gorton, wife of Australian prime minister John Gorton, revisits her Bangor childhood after 35 years away. She recalls the house’s decay, local high school friends, and her Australian accent while sidestepping politics. She hopes to return with her husband for a longer visit, preferably in warmer weather.
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Opium Addicts Were Common in Old West
A column by L. M. Boyd surveys opium use in early America, noting legal narcotics, common addicts in rooming houses near rail depots, a 400 in 100,000 rate, and social habits from patent medicines to saddle tramps and dancers. It touches on vanity, age, and odd trivia from diverse topics.
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Kenneth Holmes Still in Hospital at Veterans Hospital Iowa City
Kenneth Holmes remains a patient at Veterans hospital in Iowa City after a weeklong stay. Visits from Mt. Pleasant relatives, Coralville, and Keota attendees are noted. A John Davis descendant reunion occurred at the Keota Methodist church with 29 present from several states and towns. J R Marr and Thomas D Marr Jr. were reelected hosts for the next year.
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Harold Disney
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Thomas D. Marr Jr
Veterans bias in civil service hiring debated since Civil War
A discussion on whether veterans deserve job breaks in civil service. Courts balance fairness, with rulings against blanket favoritism and in favor of modest, merit based advantages. Examples include police favoritism being struck down and fireman or federal shipyard cases allowing veteran edge if qualified. (ce) 1968 American Bar Association
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American Bar Association
Service YORK Pvt Michael York US 54930430
Pvt Michael York of the U S Army service number 54930430 is listed with HHC USAEOCR at Fort Belvoir Virginia 22060 in this personnel record.
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Belvoir
Becker Srix Handsomely In Bridge Play Endplay
In a suited play example from a Masters Championship hand, South counts winners to maximize ruffing in both hands. He wins diamonds with the ace, ruffs diamonds, and cashes A K clubs, then ruffs again, eventually securing nine or ten tricks despite West’s trumps. West is endplayed thrice as declarer navigates the spade and heart sequence.
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South
King
West
Souza
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