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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1964
Page
4
A devotional note cites 2 Timothy 3 12 about Christians facing persecution and the courage required to live a godly life with strength from God.
The piece contrasts typewriter and pencil work and notes dictation speed. It cites Population Reference Bureau data on a postwar teen surge, dropping out rates, military eligibility, marriages, and a projected rise to 360 million by 2000 and a billion by 2065, forecasting a teen majority. It also mentions four Christmas stamps planned by the Post Office with floral designs.
San Antonio scientists champion baboons as ideal models for human disease and drug testing. The Southwest Foundation for Research and Education notes baboon anatomy and gestation closely mirror humans, aiding cancer, organ transplant, and virology research while detailing care, costs, and dramatic baboon behavior.
Mrs Mary Henderson hosted the Royal Neighbors in Keota on Thursday. Mrs Martha Sanders presided, favors were made for hospital delivery, and a lunch was served. Gifts and packets of sweet pea seeds were given to Amy Williams and Vina Mattison. Ruth Ginkens to host November 19. The Happy Hour Club met with six members and quiz games. Rhoda Groff hospitalized for observation.
North dealer in four spades. West leads heart, East wins ace and returns king of diamonds. South can make by nine if East follows a precise diamond play. East must defend with a low diamond to prevent the contract, aiming to win four tricks to defeat the contract. The article analyzes how misplayed defense or precision shifts the outcome.
A newly reported geological feature reveals an undersea mountain range beneath the Arctic Ocean. Separately, Squaw Valley records an average annual snowfall of about 40 feet, indicating extreme winter accumulation.
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