The Christian Is A Winner In Self Competition
The Christian is a winner who keeps realizing that he is not in competition with others, but in competition with himself.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1965
Page
11
The Christian is a winner who keeps realizing that he is not in competition with others, but in competition with himself.
The Journal reprints Jenkin Lloyd Jones’s Wednesday column and rebukes his misreading of Dr. Nyswander. It argues the doctor spent her career curing dope addicts and accuses Jones of distortion. The note points readers to the June 26 New Yorker for the original article.
German lawmakers consider a measure to reduce reliance on patent medicines and self diagnosis. The plan targets ads and labeling while preserving approved spa cures for insured workers, as chancellor and foreign minister practice wellness breaks on nearby peaks.
A reader compliments The Evening Journal for the July 24 full page picture story on Zenobia and Annette. The letter praises the classic simplicity and powerful lesson about prejudice and ignorance, crediting the Dwight Graber family for the illustrated scenes.
In this contract bridge analysis from the Evening Journal of Washington Iowa dated August 4 1965 top master B Jay Becker explains a daring card play in a four heart contract. He shows how a jack finesse against a hand with ten trumps can guarantee the contract against all distributions, contrasting it with the normal ace line and detailing the defensive possibilities and outcomes.
Keota July 28 Mrs Don Peden of Bloomington Illinois spent Friday in the Mabel Morris home. Elsie Greiner hosted the 500 club with three card tables. high was Mrs Albert Greiner second high Mrs Anthony Woltering and guest prize to Mrs Sieren. Bruce Bowers family dined with Mr and Mrs Henderson and Mr and Mrs Grimes. Richard Bowers recently retired after 21 years in the Navy. Tom Krause son of Art and Mrs Krause visited after four years service, heading to San Angelo then San Antonio for a Medical Administration interview August 7. Elmer Waller attended Myrtle Anderson funeral and visited with Donnie Heisdorffer family in Washington. Scott Heisdorffer visited grandparents. Waller and Cedar Rapids visitors joined Ed McMillian at Sigourney. Local bereavements linked to a Pulaski auto crash. Des Moines trip to Des Moines for Myrtle Stites followed by Sound of Music matinee.
More than 75 million Americans and their employers will pay higher payroll taxes starting Jan 1 to finance larger Social Security benefits and the new Medicare plan. The article details tax rate increases from 3.625 to 4.2 percent, ceiling rises, multi-year schedule to 5.65 percent by 1987, and higher self employment taxes, with deductions for private health insurance beginning next year. It explains the Medicare trust fund separation and the role of general funds for indigent care and supplementary insurance subsidies. Tomorrow: The impact of medicare on Kerr Mills.
The piece argues that redefining crimes as reforms could shrink prison needs, citing rising crime rates since 1958 and praising shifts toward counseling and parole. It critiques New Yorker ideas on narcotics and notes Dr. Marie Nyswander's stance on drug prescription, contrasting it with traditional justice approaches. The tone questions whether uplift efforts may erode accountability and self-respect.
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