Thought For The Day On Money As Servant And Master
The meditation notes that money, while a potential force for good, can become the greatest master and source of evil if pursued without restraint. It warns of the dangers of greed contrasted with the positive uses of wealth.
Rioters At Hampton Beach Draw Harsh Verdict
The summer wave of riots spreads to Hampton Beach New Hampshire where about ten thousand youths caused extensive property damage. Critics blame disengagement while urging firm punishment including jail time fines and cleanup work to teach responsibility.
Olympics expose overlooked sports and wary optimism
The piece notes television coverage of Olympic tryouts across many sports including tandem bicycle racing, volleyball, pistol shooting, fencing and weight lifting. It cautions that national success in track and field does not equal Olympic overall victory and urges attention to bicycle racing, volleyball, canoe racing and other events.
Not So Ugly Americans in Canada
Edmonton Journal editorial lauds U S Air Force personnel after the Strategic Air Command closes Namao refueling base. Some 200 airmen depart Edmonton for new duties as the Royal Canadian Air Force takes over the three‑million dollar station. The piece casts the Americans as ambassadors of goodwill who won warm Canadian friendships.
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Strategic Air Command
Canada
U. S
Edmonton
Alberta
Continental Defense
United States Strategic Air Command
Namao
Royal Canadian Air Force
United States
U. S. Air Force
Equal Time for Opponents
A commentary on political rallies noting crowds and hoopla can mislead about overall support. It urges politicians to hold meetings with dissenters to gain perspective and avoid wasted effort.
Spanish tailors at World's Fair reveal lean Spanish style
Walter Logan reports from New York World's Fair on Spanish tailoring. Vincente Lloret of Barcelona describes lunch breaks, daily dress changes, and the Latin flair of Spanish suits. The collection features 100 percent Spanish wool, light shoulder padding, and two capes. prices for custom suits run 65 to 75 dollars.
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New York
UPI
Spain
United States
Vincente Lloret
Barcelona
Spanish Council of Tailors
Club de Sastres
Llovet
Llover
Johnson
UNESCO report maps global newspaper gaps and fixes
UNESCO finds daily newspaper reach is highly unequal. UK readers total 51 per 100, Africans just 1 per 100. The minimum adequate level is 10 per 100. Over 100 countries in Africa Asia and Latin America with 70 percent of the world population fall below that standard. Europeans buy 38 percent of papers, North Americans 23 percent, Africans Asians and South Americans together 26 percent. UNESCO proposes technical aids like rotary offset printing and facsimile typesetting to raise coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
United Kingdom
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Smokers Growing School Problem Reported Across U S
UPI reports teen smoking rising in American schools with early initiation. Surveys show about 10 percent begin by seventh grade and half are regular smokers by twelfth grade. Schools split on policies, with many banning smoking on campus or offering spots with health courses. Parental influence urged to curb teen smoking.
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Washington
UPI
America
American Cancer Society
American Association of School Administrators
U.S
U. S. Children’s Bureau
Children’s Bureau
Holmes and Watson in a Bridge Puzzle Mystery
In a 1964 King Features syndicate piece, Holmes and Watson reminisce at Baker Street about a bridge hand where Watson imagines a simple five odd contract. Holmes explains a refined line, discarding on the heart ace and a club to counter a poor trump split, praising foresight and restraint.
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Holmes
Watson
Baker Street
Bosnia
West
Wate
Youth group meeting and wedding news from Crawfordsville
The Joint Youth Group of the Methodist and Presbyterian Churches met at the Crawfordsville Methodist Church for a party and watermelon feed with about 40 youths. A wedding occurred Saturday at First Presbyterian in East Moline for Jack Dusenberry and Cheryl Miller with a reception and dance at the U A W Hall in East Moline.
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Methodist
Presbyterian
James Young
Robert Rushing
John Cornish
John Hamil
Johnny
Raymond Howsare
Galen
Larry Milliman
Iowa City
Jack Dusenberry
Cheryl Miller
First Presbyterian Church
Fast Moline
U.A.W. Hall
E. Moline
Dusenberry
International Harvester
Rock Island
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