Trust in the Lord and public outrage shape a nation
In a 1965 editorial, the Evening Journal links faith and strength in Isaiah to a climate of anger over civil rights abuses. It cites Alabama killings of Black people and civil rights workers, Iowa rape cases and draft card burnings, urging swift justice under law as public opinion shifts. It also notes wildlife management satire in Uganda and a Tiger-in-your-tank slogan amid transport talk.
Public Library Tips for Effective Fact Finding
A pamphlet from the library encourages patrons to explore wall to wall shelves, use index services like the card catalog and Readers' Guide, and become familiar with reference books. It stresses using contents pages, chapters, and indexes to quickly extract information, noting finding out can be fun.
Facts From Washington High: Gov Budget to Birds and Bills
A wide roundup of incidental facts from government files covers Johnson budget projections, federal payroll totals, Smithsonian bird specimens, mint costs, silverless quarters, data processing terms, female employment, crime timing, street lighting impact, and demographics. It notes porpoises misidentified as dolphins, rural mail routes, fluoridated water, timber economics, VP salary, defense jobs, hurricane energy, ball point pens, patent delays, vandalism in schools, and home fire causes.
Library Borrowing Policy Explains Withdrawals
The text states that library users may freely access books magazines newspapers and vertical file materials. A $2 deposit is charged for each withdrawn book, refundable upon return, reflecting a typical public library policy.
House With a Hundred Gates and 5000 Years of Gems
April Armstrong recounts life as daughter of Grace and Fulton Ouster balancing talent and fame. Frances Rovers and Alice Beard explain gem ranking, cutting, mounting with tales of the Hope Diamond and Kohinoor.
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Grace
Fulton
Frances Rovers
Alice Beard
Fowler’s Modern English Usage Revised Edition Review
A concise note on the second revised edition of H. W. Fowler’s Dictionary of Modern English Usage, published by Oxford University Press. It highlights the work’s authority, prestige, and enduring guidance on language use.
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H. W. Fowler
Oxford University Press
Souvenir from QAM
Marcus Connelly reveals surprising twists as a young American physicist is sent on a State Department mission to the Near East. The novel blends political intrigue with personal discovery in a tense international setting.
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State Department
Near East
People coming into Washington for short periods
A fragment notes restrictions on outsiders entering Washington for brief visits. The incomplete text hints at a policy book entry outlining how long visitors may stay and any required procedures. Further readable details are needed to specify dates, agencies, or penalties.
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Washington
Guests in Foster home at Wellman
In Wellman on Oct 19 Mrs Bess Porter and two sisters visited the Foster home. They had not met in 41 years since Nurses Training. Other local visits include Mrs Nella Spear and Mrs Josie Yoder seeing old friends at Conesville, Maud Fleming visiting Don Davis, and Maxine Romine of Cedar Rapids staying in Wellman. Kirk Ehrenfelt and Mrs Cr Cedar Rapids became parents of a son named Kirk.
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Bess Porter
B. C. Foster
Maxine Romine
Cedar Rapids
Kirk Ehrenfelt
Kirk
Blanche Bock
Duluth
Minn
Marvin Mathess
Will Schlessellman
Victor
Elizabeth Wehrle
Swimming Coach Aids University of Indiana Experts
A concise guide aims to help swimmers and coaches improve techniques, skills, and performance, drawing on limited source material from the era and offering practical pointers.
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Ing
University of Indiana
Airs Above the Ground Adds Realistic Mystery and Adventure
Mary Stewart crafts a suspenseful tale in which past events shape Michael s conversion to sincere religious devotion. A young heroine seeks a missing husband amid a traveling circus a turreted castle and dancing white horses near Vienna, creating atmospheric intrigue.
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Michael
Vienna
Slam Bid Despite Opponent Open and Poor Fit
In a 1955 Great Britain versus United States bridge display, East opened clubs, Reese overcalled with spades, and a 3NT overcall led to a bold slam by 5 spades after Reese showed a powerful fit. Schapiro held a strong, dynamic hand and made twelve tricks, earning 1430 British points.
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United States
American East
Boris Schapiro
Terence Reese
West
Reese
Schapiro
King
North
South
Res Syndicate, Inc
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