Welfare and the Cup: a contentious editorial mix
The piece contrasts religious duty and social duty with harsh critique of welfare programs and government plans. It denounces welfare bloat, cites U S government pamphlet policies on unmarried parents, and predicts growing cup races in the 1960s amid a push for work and accountability.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
The Main Lines on Pennies and Six-Cent Articles
The article notes the oddity of penny pricing and argues that if six-cent items were discontinued most would still cost a dime. It reflects a columnist voice on price changes and consumer expectations.
Advertising as promise of value in consumer markets
The article argues广告 that good retail advertising lets buyers gain more than their money’s worth by delivering tangible benefits. It notes advertising promotes wealth creation, increases living standards, and shapes consumer choices through clear, honest claims about products like refrigerators, cars, and home appliances.
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Iowa City conference weighs sweeping juvenile and adoption reforms
The Commonwealth Conference on Children's Laws in Iowa City will study creating district level juvenile courts and abolishing independent adoptions. Proposals include multi county detention homes with state aid, revised funding limits, and annual conferences of juvenile judges to set policy.
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Bar Association
Board of Governors
Iowa State Bar Association
Public Library Adds Wide Range Of New Fiction
A public library announces new fiction covering religion mystery and murder with titles from Seven Days in May to Bones of Plenty. Prominent authors include Wouk Durrell Huxley Forester Wellman and Lasswell among others. The collection features biographical and historical works and light humor as well as adventure and romance told in period tone.
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Law Durrell
Crete
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Magnificent Destiny
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Sam Houston
Janreed Lauritzen
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Janice Giles
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Elizabeth Corbett
Faith Baldwin
Lois Hudson
Brain Bruises in Kids How to Spot Danger
A 1958 King Features piece warns that head injuries in children can appear minor but swellings may press the brain. Watch unconsciousness, vomiting, irritability, persistent crying, staggering, or unequal pupils. Seek emergency care and wake the child periodically. X rays help check skull fractures.
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TV Highlights World Series and Evening Schedule
NBC covers World Series Yankees at Giants in sixth game at 1 45 p m CDT. CBS Eyewitness reports on the 21st Ecumenical Council. ABC features The Double Life of Mel Warshaw. NBC Don Ameche hosts Circus from Hamburg. ABC The Gallant Men Retreat to Concord. CBS Fair Exchange. NBC Jack Paar program. Times and programs listed for Thursday October 11 1962.
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Quiet Students Outdo Vocal Ones on Campus Study
BERKELEY Calif UPI a UC Berkeley test of group behavior found quiet students outperformed their vocal peers in evaluating a pamphlet and compiling a report Two quiet groups ranked first while vocal teams faltered from lack of full report review and premature decision making Leadership fell to quieter members who were more critical of their work The study suggests fast talkers need a leader to slow decisions and shape an integrated product
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Berkeley, Calif
UPI
Berkeley
University of California
Reese and Schapiro win English Masters match with four hearts doubled
In a high level contract bridge game, Terence Reese and Boris Schapiro defeated opponents after a complex sequence. Reese, opening heart and later ruffing, helped secure four hearts doubled, with West misdefending by underleading the ace of clubs and failing to play a spade return.
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