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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1967
Page
4
A devotional message asserts that God visits every person and creation, offering closeness and aid, followed by a proverb about happiness tied to social approval and a note that knowledge remains fresh through use, underscoring timeless wisdom.
A Sunday paper piece quotes a California designer predicting topless fashions will spread from beachwear to general wear within a decade. The columnist doubts Iowa will adopt such styles, noting harsh weather, sun exposure risks, and mosquitoes making topless outfits impractical indoors or outdoors.
The piece argues passenger trains in Iowa risk disappearing as railroad mail subsidies fade. It notes Washington and Cedar Rapids lack passenger service, questions the necessity, and defends trains as economical for moving many people though critics call rail travel money losing.
The piece argues privacy is eroding as authorities seek broader surveillance at counters and in employment. It notes calls for stop and search powers, invasive tax and job screening practices, and compares to Germany’s intrusive controls. The tone urges defense of civil rights amid growing public acceptance of less privacy.
Aulas Aetas tribe in the Philippines reportedly uses a method where the lighted cigarette end remains in the mouth as a deterrent to smoking. The claim suggests if this technique fails, nothing will.
Kalona Alumni Association officers and boards plan the annual banquet for Monday May 15 at the Kalonial Town House. Tickets are 2.50 with reservations due by May 10. Gary Kallaus is 1967 president. Committees cover program, decorating, reception, nominating, and officers. Next meeting set for April 27 to hear committee reports.
Buckingham Palace gears for a grand May visit by King Faisal of Saudi Arabia starting with a state banquet hosted by Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip at the palace. The event features a gold decorated ballroom, Yeomen guards, a crack regiment band, and 150 guests including Prime Minister Wilson and royal family.
Mrs. Bonnie Kempf of Prescott Arizona travels with sister Mrs. J C Bowen visiting their father Mr N E West in Toland Rest home for his 81st birthday. The group tours Wellman Kalona Muscatine and Keota, with family dinners and social visits including L P Statler Michael Ladehoff and Vera Singleton. Kempf returns to Arizona after the trip.
East dealer North South 1NT 3NT with West and East vulnerable. The article discusses declarer play and safety transfers, using a heart finesse example where South should first cash the ace and then lead hearts to the king. It explains why avoiding the doubleton queen risk improves the chances of making 3NT.
Iowa Attorney General says an annual legislative sessions amendment would withstand despite not repealing all references to biennial sessions. The measure, approved by the General Assembly, will go to voters in 1968. Turner notes implied repeal of the 1904 shift to odd years may be constitutional only if clearly intended. The last amendment would prevail when conflicts arise. The White House cornerstone dates back to Oct. 13, 1792.
The Washington Evening Journal in Washington Iowa lists David Elder as Editor and Business Manager William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director Charles Morris as News Editor Bob Shaffer in Local Advertising and Howard Hazen as Production Superintendent. The paper is published afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th and is entered as second class matter under the 1879 Act. It uses United Press Leased Wire and belongs to Inland Daily Press Assn Iowa Daily Press Assn and Iowa Press Assn with Audit Bureau of Circulations noted.
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