Standard of living to rise 100 percent by 2000
United Press International reports that U.S. living standards may double by 2000 as average salaries rise from about 5,000 to 10,000 or more annually. The study from Resources for the Future projects higher output per worker, with consumption shifting toward nonessentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Nutman
United Press International
Washington
UPI
U. S
Resources For the Future Inc PF
RFF
Radio Innovations and Poisons Highlight Health News
Automation brings patient radios linked to a central switchboard to alert nurses at changes in pulse respiration and electrocardiogram. Thallium sulphate, used in rodent control, is a dangerous poison linked to deaths and unsafe baiting practices. Studies discuss X ray preservation of food and bacterial resistance to antibiotics with new penicillin overcoming protective cocci to improve infection control.
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National Institute of Health
Rocks and hobbies spark new energy for readers
The piece argues fatigue and monotony can lift with a hobby such as rock collecting or other crafts. It praises rocks for varied shapes, low cost, outdoor access, and simple upkeep while inviting interest in local history and related questions about regional sites and stories.
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West Chester
Harry Dusenbery
Dublin
Eureka
Franklin Cubs 4H Club Holds June Meeting At Home
The Franklin Cubs 4H Club met at Nancy and Terry Mangold home with Terry Mangold presiding in absence of officers. Twelve members named their favorite tree during roll call. Marion Timmins led a discussion on the parts of cows and a rope making demonstration followed by rope halter construction. Nancy and Mrs Mangold served refreshments. The next meeting June 13 features a club tour starting with a noon potluck at Franklin Center and an afternoon tour.
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Franklin Cubs
Nancy
Terry Mangold
Marion Timmins
Kleese
Franklin Center
Parley
Schantz Mitchell
American Legion Auxiliary
Ernest Witing
Richard Lease
Russell Zickefoose
Yuly
Kingsbury Inn
Donna
Ron Stout
Marcia Holmes
Wayland
Iowa State University
Ames
Rural Homemakers Club
Leroy
Con
West Meyer
TV Highlights Monday Night Movie and CBS Lineup
NBC presents The Mudlark starring Alec Guinness and Irene Dunne with Guinness as Prime Minister Disraeli and Dunne as Queen Victoria. CBS Calendar features American bachelors. Lucy Show and Danny Thomas segments run through the evening. Ben Casey on ABC stars Besley as a conflicted surgeon. David Brinkley’s Journal on NBC examines Haiti and Dominican Republic tensions.
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Alec Guinness
Irene Dunne
Victoria
Miss Dunne
Guinness
Benjamin Disraeli
CBS
Lucy
Danny ‘Thomas
Harry Ruby
Danny
Andy Griffith
Andy
Barney
Opie
Ben Casey
ABC
Besley
David Brinkley
Journal
NBC
Econd
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Marriage License Issued to Wieland and Heitzman
Lester Francis Wieland and Josephine Kathryn Heitzman of Riverside were issued a marriage license at the clerk's office in the town house here in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Francis Wieland
Josephine Kathryn Heitzman
Riverside
Nirt House
Honor Leona Bodkins At Shower in Keota
Miss Leona Bodkins received a misc shower at Arlene Lay home in Keota on Sunday afternoon hosted by Shirlee Baker and Janice Adrian. Attendants included brides classmates, mother, room’s mother and sisters. Blue and white colors featured in decorations and refreshments. Bodkins to wed Abe Miller on May 25.
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Abe Miller
Wendall Baker
Keota
California
Cecil Greiner
Park
Burton Randolph
Doug Erwin
Mike Heisdorffer
Walburga
Harry Heisdorffer
Dave Yocum
Storm Lake
Bradley Marlatt Born on Sunday
Bradley Scott Marlatt born Sunday morning at Was son County Hospital weighs five pounds nine ounces. He has a one year old brother Rodney. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ora Marlatt and Mr and Mrs WA Orris. Parents are Mrs Marian Waters Crawfordsville and Mr Sonny Marlatt of Iowa City.
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Crawfordsville
Sonny Marlatt
Iowa City
Bradley Scott
Wasson County Hospital
Rodney
Norval Derby
Towa City
Ora Marlatt
WA. Orris
New Electric Knife Aids Home Carving Efforts
United Press International reports a new electric slicing knife with steel blades advertised to make carving easier faster and more professional. The endorser cites General Electric Corning Glass Works and Republic Steel among others in a catalog of household innovations including a disinfectant deodorant spray and a car safety blinker accessory.
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Easi
General + Electric
Boston Ave
Bridgeport
Conn
Hawaii Adopts Official Motto The Life of the Land is Perpetuated
Honolulu report states Hawaii's official motto chosen in 1961 proclaims mau ke ea o ka aina i ka pono The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness as the guiding state motto adopted by the legislature.
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Honolulu
OPD
Hawaii
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