Editorial roundup on Morrissey residency and farm labor shifts
Editorial notes error in Morrissey federal judge nomination citing inconsistent residency claims in Georgia and Massachusetts. It accuses Senator Kennedy of backing the candidate regardless of qualification. The column then examines California farm labor policy, crop value, and rising consumer prices amid mechanization, predicting lasting shifts in harvesting methods and costs. A closing quip warns about personal ingrown worries and a faucet’s long-term waste.
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Francis X. Morrissey
Boston
Federal Court
Kennedy
Teddy
Massachusetts
Bobby
New York State
Hate-mongers turn to electronic back-stabbing
Anti-Defamation League and National Council of Churches charge right wing groups use Bell System automatic announcement service to spread anonymous diatribe against religious and civic leaders. Protests to FCC claim dial-a-diatribe began in 1962 and now operates in many major cities across 35 states.
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Anti-Defamation League of
B’nai B'rith
National Council of Churches
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Bell Telephone System
The
Anti Defamation League
Sarasota
Fla
William Campbell Douglass
Supreme Court
United Nations
PTA
Organized Labor
Douglass
John Birch Society
Let Freedom Ring
Anti-Defamation League
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Miami
Dallas
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Wichita
Los Angeles
Homecoming at Highland High crowns 1965 queen and king
Highland High celebrates homecoming with Jan Edwards of Ainsworth crowned queen by 1964 queen Connie Carson Robertson. King Jim Ossman and royal court members Carl Schmidt and Bob Robertson also named. A dance followed the game with Mods playing. Decorations featured red and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland High School
Jan Edwards
Ainsworth
Connie Carson Robertson
Teresa Rittenmeyer
Patty Flynn
Jim Ossman
Royal Court
Carl Schmidt
Bob Robertson
Highland School
Columbus Junction
Reforming Criminal Justice Standards Under Alarm
Viewers alarmed by faults in criminal justice push for reform as Supreme Court rulings limit law enforcement and crime rises. Eighty ABA experts draft national minimum standards guiding arrest to plea, aiming for a fair, effective system to fight crime without unjustly harassing citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Guilds shaped medieval crafts ranks and wages
Skilled workers grouped into craft guilds during the Middle Ages setting product standards and price scales. They created rank structures such as apprentice journeyman and master, influences that persist in some unions today.
Reading the Lead as a Singleton in a Bridge Defense
In a team match a hand shows East correctly inferring a singleton diamond lead and ruff, but misreading later plays. The second table diverges when East returns a spade to thwart a potential immediate diamond ruff, illustrating that defenders must view the whole hand before returning a suit. Bridge strategy note on not acting on a lead in isolation.
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West
East
South
Declarer
Rea Syndicate, Inc
San Francisco to Open Brundage Oriental Art Wing
Avery Brundage donates a world class Oriental art collection to San Francisco. The Wing for Oriental Art at the M H de Young Museum will open in June 1966 after a $2 725 million bond funded the construction. The collection features Chinese bronzes ceramics and jades Japanese paintings and Indian Khmer sculpture. Brundage calls San Francisco the logical home for the display.
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San Francisco
UPI
Avery Brundage
M. H. de Young
Brundage
Chicago
International Olympic Committee
San Franisco
California
Los Angeles County
Donald Lee Hospital Stay and Weekend Visits
Donald Lee was admitted to Burlington Hospital Sunday evening for a foot infection and hopes to return home Wednesday. Miss Marcia Holmes spent the weekend with her Mercy School of Nursing classmate Sheryl Dee Linden from Clearfield as a houseguest. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Richard Holmes Sharon and Mike. Chester Piper celebrated his birthday with a trip to Memphis Missouri to visit Mr and Mrs Roy Woods, joined by Mr and Mrs Edwin Cossel of Bloomfield, sisters of Woods. Alfred Davis, moved from Memorial Hospital to University Hospital Iowa City after a fall from the haymow, returned home Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Donald Lee
Burlington Hospital
Marcia Holmes
Claire Holmes
Sheryl Dee Linden
Clearfield
Mercy Hosp. School of Nursing
Iowa City
Richard Holmes
Sharon
Mike
Chester Piper
Roy Woods
Edwin Cossel
Bloomfield
Woods
Mrs. Cossel
Chester
Washington Evening Journal masthead and staff list
The Washington Evening Journal from Washington Iowa lists its staff including David Elder editor and business manager William Shannon vice president advertising director Charles Morris news editor Bob Shaffer local advertising Bruce Cowden contributing stor Howard Hazen production superintendent. The paper is published afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th and is entered as second class matter under an 1879 act. It references wire services Inland Daily Press Assn Iowa Daily Press Assn Iowa Press Assn and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Bruce Cowden
Howard Hazen
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press Ass
Iowa Press Ass
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Joe Palooka
Ken
Artie Cove
Ham Fisher
Senge
Central High
Blondie
Chic Young
Bud
Louis Cassels
United Press International
America
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Highland High
van Buren
Des Moines
sUild
Evening Journal
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King Feat
South West North East
Frisco
By Vivian Wells
Alfred Davis
Memorial Hospital
University Hospital
Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Dixie Vugan
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