Air Force life shapes a family in Spokane
In Spokane, Mrs. Marlin Richardson and her four children endure her husband’s 48 hour absences and alert trips with son Marlin Richardson serving in the 498th fighter interceptor squadron. He travels in an F106 from Geiger Base, while Klaxon Heights neighbors share the military routine through loud alerts and quick departures. The wife manages meals, chores, and discipline, keeping busy with sewing and home projects, and while loneliness isn’t an issue, she faces the strain of long separations as part of Air Force life.
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UPI
Marlin Richardson
Suburbia
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Eme
Martin Richardson
Delta City
Miss
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Nankitte
Lend
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Carla
Marlin
Don
Klaxon
Geiger Air Force Base
Klason
498Th
Amngs Tovo
Daddy
Mrs. Riardson
Minister Uses Group Approach To Help Break The Smoking Habit
A faith based group therapy session led by E J Falkenberg and Dr J Wayne McFarland promotes a five day plan to quit smoking. About four thousand participants over two years show a 70 percent success rate. Free sessions at University of Maryland College Park and church sponsorship aim to expand nationwide. The plan includes a buddy system and silent prayer for strength to resist cravings.
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E. J. Falkenberg
Seventh Day Adventist Church
J. Wayne McFarland
Falkenberg and McFarland
University of Maryland
College Park
Falkenberg
Alcoholics Anonymous
Goldwater Sees Kennedy as Indecisive Rival to 1964 GOP
UPI interview with Senate candidate Barry Goldwater of Arizona portrays Kennedy as indecisive and the 1961 Republican nomination as unsettled. Goldwater says China could explode a bomb soon but delivery may take 25 years. he favors modest budget cuts and criticizes Kennedy defense planning and civilian authority over weapons. He calls for a Cuba blockade and asserts the Republican field offers multiple viable presidential candidates. He dismisses a vice presidential run and notes a 50th wedding anniversary remark by a New Hampshire woman ends with her leaving her husband.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Becke
UPL
China
William Theis
John A. Goldsmith
United Press International Washington
UPI
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White House
Goldwater
United Press International
Peking
Senate
House
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Kaiser
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Geldwater
Russia
Strategic Air Command
U.S
Red China
France
Administration
Defense
Robert S.) McNamara
Cuba
Laos
Lemnitzer
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
House of Representatives
Ali
Marion Lankford Enters Hospital
Marion Bud Lankford entered University Hospitals in Iowa City for tests and observation. He expects to undergo treatment for several weeks for an old injury. Local items note ongoing community activities including church classes, farm sales, and a Nuptial shower for Joyce Ann Kelly, with regional hospital and community news across Richland Pekin and Ollie areas.
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Richland
Marion
Bud) Lankford
University Hospitals
Iowa City
William Gillam
Church of the Brethren
Stanley Williams
Louis Duke
Mt. Pleasant
Celia Wallerich
Dukes
Robert Greiner
Gregory
Phoenix
Arkz
Bra ¢ Robinson
Raymond Grein
Robert Grieners
Iowa
Friends
Oskaloosa
Penn College
JE. McCracken
Nomi Lock
Ben Young I
Kelly
Thomas A. Brown
U.S.N
Mother Colrint
Guido Stempel
Ollie Community Club
United Church of the Brethren
Jimmy Seevers
Ollie
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ottumwa
Irma Steel
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Bridge Duel Ends in One Down After Bold Defense
In a Denver 1961 national event summary, South declared four spades but faced a dramatic lead from West. Miss Long won the ace in diamonds, discarded hearts, prompting a doubleton signal and a decisive ruff by East West. The only plus score came from East West, while North South teams at other tables bid and made ten tricks.
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Key West North Est
Denver
Belo Long Paso
Tex
South
Woods West
Miss Long
Oncom
Vietiis
Ates Syndicate
Tre
Isitation chairman leads publicity group with co chairmen
The isitation chairman, joined by Mrs. Albert Buttery and Arville Ward as co chairmen of the publicity and education group, organize community outreach.
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Isitation
Albert Buttery
Arville Ward
Cation Group
First Texas oil well drilled near Nacogdoches in 1866
The discovery marks East Texas drilling history as the first oil well near Nacogdoches produced in 1866. It established a starting point for the Texas oil industry with early drilling near the city.
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Nacogdoches
East
Texas
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Iowa State University
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Lone Tree
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Goff
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Pekin
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