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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1963
Page
3
The United Presbyterian Home held its monthly birthday party on Thursday evening with ten honorees and a Spring theme. Old love songs were played as families joined in, a "Picking Spring Flowers" contest entertained, and Miss Helen Lackey read related pieces. Ice cream and cake concluded the pleasant evening.
TV highlights listing CBS reports Walter Lippmann fifth appearance on public affairs series with Charles Collingwood interview. Also includes Wagon Train Clarence Mullins Story and Beverly Hillbillies color episode with Jet as their lawyer. CBS Dick Van Dyke NBC Perry Como with guests Mickey Rooney Connie Stevens Allan Sherman. Naked City color schemes. Steel Hour The Many Ways of Heaven with Dan Duryea. 9 p.m. CDT schedule.
A husband reports his 29 year old wife, undergoing therapy with a 53 year old married psychiatrist, was asked to kiss him by the doctor. She refused and the husband asks if it is part of treatment. Abby replies no but suggests illness as a factor.
The price support loan takeover date for 1962 crop soybeans is extended to July 31, 1963. Howard Lins, Chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, announced the extension to give producers two extra months to redeem their loans and market soybeans in commercial channels. The extension applies to producers with outstanding farm or warehouse storage loans or who signed a purchase agreement option on 1962 crop soybeans.
The record notes 53 million bushels of 1962 crop soybeans under price support as of March 31 1963. It also mentions Bruty and Margaret Marie daughters of local residents and their involvement in the Marycrest chorus with Miss Marie also in the choir.
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