World peace through the transforming power of God
An Evening Journal editorial argues there are many proposed paths to peace but only the transforming power of God through Christ can truly remake a person. It cites Galatians 6:16 and emphasizes spiritual renewal as the sole sure route to peace.
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Star Inn Twenty Miles From Nowhere Iowa
A reader praises the Texaco Star Inn near Interstate 80 east of Grinnell Iowa praising the 24 hour lunch room and cheerful staff. The piece notes the strong service ethos and convenient location. It also discusses Iowa Medical Aid to the Aged costs and the welfare board facing continual small claims while defending the program’s value.
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Humble take on Humphrey speech sparks editorial barb
Missoula editor says Humphrey lacks wisdom yet praises his Nation al Student Association speech as unusually thoughtful. The piece notes his line that the right to be heard does not guarantee being taken seriously, and adds a sly jab at editors themselves.
Volunteers help run Headstart program in Washington County
Field trips and classroom help powered a summer Headstart at Stewart Elementary for pre kindergarten pupils. Twenty two students were split into two classes with teachers and three volunteers each. total attendance averaged 32.5 daily despite illness and vacations. Dianne Perdock donated 135 hours, the most, while Agnes Beliel provided 76 hours as a volunteer cook. Local officials and businesses supported activities including police, post office, fire department, Army unit, theater, bank, library, and John Deere Store demonstrations, with transport from Mid Prairie and 4 H fair observation.
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Washington County
Harry Tiller
Dianne Perdock
Washington
Stewart
al Kinzler
Beverly Lenz
Rex Ray
Robert Dimit
R.B. Grubb
Ron Halvorson
Robert Vanderlinden
John Dusenbury
Lorri Laing
Christine Vosika
Harry Roberts
Lam Messer
Beverly Davisson
Urban Berg
Richmond
Agnes Beliel
Keota
Beliel
Washington Community School
Mid - Prairie
Alan Bergstrom
Stewart School
John Deere
National Bank of Washington
State Theatre
Foster Bagge
Washington Library
Heads-Start Service Award presented at summer program
About 30 Service Awards were given to individuals and organizations that helped run the Head-Start program this summer. Journal photo by Dallas Kinney.
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Methadone Shows Promise in Heroin Addiction Treatment
Twenty two New York City drug addicts may soon kick heroin with methadone hydrochloride. The synthetic narcotic blocks cravings and prevents high even when heroin is administered. Doctors Dole and Nyswander report initial trials with 22 volunteers as promising enough for further study. Evening Journal, Washington, Iowa. September 14, 1965.
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New York City
Vincent P. Dole
Marie Nyswander
Flu shots urged for high risk groups this autumn
Public Health Service committee says flu likely this winter and urges high risk groups to get first shot in September and last by December. ADA warns do it yourself denture reliners can cause irreparable jaw bone and denture damage. Walter Reed reports a second cholera case, first found six weeks prior, the only cases since WWI. Drug industry research 1965 cost about 338 million dollars, under 4 percent government funded. About 5,000 Americans may drown in 1965, two thirds in non recreational waters.
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The
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Weight gain after quitting smoking defended by Mayer
Dr. Mayer of the Howard School of Public Health in Boston argues that extra pounds are less hazardous than continued smoking. He says quitting cigarettes is advantageous even with weight gain and notes a person could gain 120 pounds and still live longer than a heavy smoker.
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Boston
Mass
Mayer
Howard School of Public Health
Extraordinary bridge play unseen in ordinary life
In a five clubs contract, South declarer faces a rare hand where a bold line wins despite three likely losses. West leads spades, South wins ace nine, then cashes clubs, ruffs hearts, and uses a trump entry to finesse. The sequence, though unlikely, yields success by ruffing diamonds and discarding spades and hearts strategically.
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West
King
Declarer
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