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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1967
Page
4
An editorial discusses the rise of computer aided instruction and its potential to expand learning. It notes advantages like individualized pacing and broad access, but warns against overlooking the human element. Experts from RCA and Stanford collaborate on methods, while educators emphasize meaningful, human-centered teaching.
Des Moines Iowa Governor Harold Hughes calls for bi racial commissions to improve communication between minority groups and the so called local power structure. He says separating organizations may have helped in the past but likely won’t in the future. He tours cities to stress talking to business and financial leaders, not just officials, to address civil rights issues while condemning law violations and urging full compliance.
Clark Tippet, a 12 year old from Parsons Kansas, travels to New York to study at the National Academy of Ballet. He joins 11 children in a rigorous program blending European style instruction with academics, fencing for boys and sewing for girls, with classes 9 to 6 daily and Saturday sessions.
A small black dog near Indianapolis acts as a guardian after a canine buddy is killed by a car. The dog watches over the scene and gives a quiet, dignified vigil as photographer lights fade, while the narrator ponders nature and grief.
In a 1965 Italy vs United States contract bridge deal, South could have made eleven tricks if West's king of diamonds were unguarded. Declarer finessed to down three after ruffing spades, playing the 1967 king finesse, and diamonds split 4-1. The analysis supports leading the ace to attack the king if the Kx diamonds are absent.
Keota Ladies Day featured October 10 with Lorena Redlinger winning low score and Harry Flander taking least putts. The invitational at High Point drew Mary Flynn for low and Darlyne Fagen for second low. Plans circulated for a September Stagette invitational.
Washington Evening Journal lists staff roles and publication details. It notes afternoon publication except Sundays and holidays, plus second class matter status and press associations. It also mentions mail subscription terms and locations outside Iowa.
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