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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1963
Page
14
Public notice from the Iowa Commerce Commission revealing transfer and carrier certification details, with thanks to Rev. Peterson and local friends. Then livestock market: Chicago hogs up to 15.25, steers and heifers steady with prime loads 24.75 to 25.50, slaughter lambs 18.50 to 19.50, Colorado wool lambs 21.30.
Pro Communist Pathet Lao and neutralist forces sign an accord permitting food aid to the trapped factions between the Plain of Jars and Chan Dong as diplomats from Britain, Russia, India, Poland, and Canada press for a settlement. A new round of talks is planned to avert further clashes amid a tentative cease-fire.
Senator Shoeman of Atlantic denounces HEW for blocking medical aid for the aged plan, arguing it thwarts congressional intent. The dispute centers on eligibility for federal funds when prior old age assistance was received. The Iowa bill faces HEW opposition, possibly needing corrective amendments. Drivers bill fails in Senate, with Schroeder Davenport noting overearly timing but urging driver regulation to curb fly-by operators.
Mrs Nebel, the breakfast and dinner cook at Park View Home in Wayland, enjoys a two week break starting April 5. Supper cook Mrs Graber fills in, while dining room gal Mrs Roth also covers duties. The scribe steps in for two weeks. Nearby, Glen Shafer and Roy Duttwiler families visit Amos Christner. Sister trio of Mrs Nebel arrive from Colorado Springs to stay above Jesse Roth Garage. Ed Alliman, once of Wayland now at Veterans Hospital, Town City, is ill for four weeks. Ronald Brookheiser, 14, dies after gym rope incident. funeral held at Barr Funeral Home in Ft. Madison. Berghs attend aunt Miss Fannie Quaife’s funeral in Cedar Falls. Miller and Bergh attend Lenox Industries training in Marshalltown.
A整理 of upcoming sales across Iowa listing dates April through May key events include Closing Out and Antique Show and Sale at Mt Pleasant Fort Madison and Mt Pleasant National Guard Armory with hours from morning to evening. Weekly livestock markets run in Washington Wayland Kalona Smylie's Columbus Junction Wapello Ollie and other towns.
A scrambled historical TV guide fragment lists shows and times from morning to late evening. It mentions weather, sports, news, and various programs like Kangaroo and Millionaire, with partial titles and channel cues.
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