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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1967
Page
4
The editorial argues censorship and indecency are intractable issues for radio and other media. It supports judging media by overall performance, not isolated cuts, noting educational stations like WSUI deserve broader standards and less FCC interference.
A Montreal Star summary notes that high negative ion concentration in air may boost health and mood. Citing a Russian example with a flower pot linked to a high voltage source, it mentions Stanford researchers who observed negative ions in bathroom showers, claiming the air fills with ions and a morning shower adds snap, crackle, and pop along with a better smell.
In Rio de Janeiro, middle class families struggle as prices soar despite wage rises. Maria and Pedro Sousa face 40 percent monthly budget gaps, while inflation claws through essentials like milk, sugar, transport, and rents. Government austerity worsens life for workers earning around 30 to 120 dollars monthly, with many resorting to multiple jobs and moonlighting.
In a team match South opens a venturesome one spade. West overcalls two hearts and North jumps to three spades. East doubles, all pass. South later makes ten of his thirteen tricks via crossruff and ruffs. North-South win 530 points. opponents lose 300 in the other table.
A summary of how unemployment insurance treats quitting: quitting due to intolerable work conditions can still earn benefits, as if laid off. cases show protections for severe bullying by an office manager and drastic wage cuts. However, quitting for minor grievances or frivolous reasons is denied benefits, to avoid burdening the system. (c) 1967 American Bar Association.
Rep. Fred Schwengel of Iowa will address the National Federation of Republican Women convention in Washington on May 5. Other speakers include Nixon, Michigan Gov George Romney and senators Brooke Hatfield and Percy. About 100 Iowa Republican women will travel by chartered plane from Des Moines on May 3. Leaders of the Iowa delegation are Mrs John Camp, Mrs Mabel Miller, and Miss Ann Miletich.
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