Thought for the Day from the Washington Journal
A 1967 Washington Journal editorial presents a religious reflection contrasting harmony with God and personal contentment. It cites Psalm 1 1 and questions daily gratitude, with a light remark about morning attitudes depending on the night before.
Look What's Ahead in 2000 Citizens Feeled Be Under Surveillance
Ottumwa Courier notes bold forecasts about the year 2000 including pervasive surveillance via tiny microphones and closed circuits. Predictions warn of scarce space for parks, air and water, and constant monitoring of personal mail. Experts admit they may be wrong, urging readers to enjoy life while possible. The piece cites Daedalus as source.
Green Berets location survey at Fort Benning
The production staff for John Wayne's The Green Berets will survey Fort Benning Georgia as a potential filming site.
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Hollywood
UPI
John Wayne
the Green Berets
Fort Benning, Ga
Tupelo's Growth Shows Rural Development Model
Washington notes Tupelo Mississippi has reshaped a seven county area over 20 years using federal programs and local leadership. From under 7,000 jobs in 1950 to 23,675 factory workers by 1966, the city expanded with diversified farming, meat packing, oil milling, and training aided by SBA and HUD. Local leaders emphasize grass roots action and adaptive use of federal aid to sustain growth.
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Washington
D. C
Tupelo
Mississippi
Orville L. Freeman
Seven County
Harry Martin
Community Development Foundation
Federal Housing Administration
Agriculture’s Extension Service
Farmer’s Home Administration
Soil Conservation Service
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and
Wel
Small Business Administration
Uncle Sam
Freeman
George McLean
Tupelo Journal
South
Department of Agriculture
U. S
Northeast Mississippi
Mad mod fades in fall furniture line shifts to realistic mod
At the 1967 Home Furnishings Market in San Francisco dealers showcased a move away from garish mad mod. Realistic mod emphasizes softened lines and bright but restrained colors like browns and blacks. Metals especially chrome appear in home pieces while plastics and new materials dominate. Exotic items include disposable paper rugs pop up beds and convertible poker tables alongside traditional early American and French provincial designs.
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San Francisco
UPI
Richard Miller
Martin family moves to Graber property
Martin family relocates from Mt. Pleasant to Laverne Graber property near Parkview Home. Billy Martin enrolls in Laboratory Technician School at Mentally Health affiliated Southeastern Iowa College, Burlington. Timothy Alan Messer born August 30 to Dwight and Judy Messer. Various relatives travel and attend events including Old Threshers celebration and a double wedding near Goshen Indiana.
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Wayland
Billy Martin
Mike
Tommy
Mt. Pleasant
Laverne Graber
Parkview
Martin
Southeastern Iowa College
Burlington
Timothy Alan
Dwight Messer
Messer
Judy Bates
Max Bates
Lois Nebel
Glen Nebel
Louise Young
Peoria
Hilda Taylor
Washington
Darrell Land
Denver
Land
Jim
Darrell
Jack Land
Laramie
Wyo
C. W. Ockert
Albany
Baltimore
Ockert
Transportation Planning Association
Regional Planning of
Maryland
New York State Department of Transportation
Beverly Reschly
Henry Reschlys
Olds
Joe Graber
Mabel Roth
Max Roth
Clarence Graber
Barbara
Phil
Wilbur Swartzen Grubers
Donald Graber
Sherrill Moore
Beverly Moore
Elon Stalder
Clinton Frame Church
Goshen
Ind
Virgil Graber
Squeeze Turned Six Hearts From Becker’s Deal
South secured six hearts with a squeeze. After West led a diamond and discarded diamonds, declarer drew trumps, identified a five card suit, and finessed clubs. East won with the king, returned a diamond, and declarer cashed spades to reach the noted end position.
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South
West
Declarer
East
Bridge squeeze decides slam in high stakes hand
Declarer led seven of hearts and West was squeezed. West discarded a club, allowing dummy to dump a spade and the final three tricks via a club finesse. South reached a slam, but better defense could defeat it by returning a club to break the squeeze and the critical communications between hands.
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Declarer
West
South
East
Res Syndicate, Inc
Letter to Lovelorn Suggests Marine Officer As Ideal Match
A reader asks Miss Heartthrob whether to defy a powerful father over dating a film star. The columnist urges caution given the family position and world events, then proposes dating a Marine officer as the practical match.
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Dearie
New Glass Fiber Curtains Enter Domestic Fashion
Glass fiber fabrics now appear in banks, hotels, theaters, and homes with updated textures and colors. They resist fire, wrinkles, moths, and mildew, while offering light control and dimensional stability.
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Sally Smith
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