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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1969

Page

4

Inflation and consumer loyalty in American life urge thrift

Editorials discuss faith in God amid forgetfulness and the American propensity to spend. Inflation is mild relative to some nations, with 10 year price gains under 25 percent, yet Americans buy耗 expendables to faith in the future. Dr Talbert notes that careful use of grocery and dry goods ads can cut costs 10 percent and 25 to 50 percent respectively without quality loss.

Samuel Talbert University of Mississippi Talbert

Bubble Gum in Viet Nam

In a Hanoi era letter home from Headquarters Battery 27th Artillery in Saigon July 1969, Tom Koehler shares a humorous army life moment with bubble gum antics, notes a promised half day weekly schedule, a pay raise, and a Seiko watch purchase. He mentions pool time, promotion prospects, sleep-heavy guard shifts, following Apollo 11, and plans to call via the MARS ham radio network. He signs off with love to his mom.

Tom Koehler Mary L. Koehler South 8Th Ave Viet Nam

Twenty Per Congressmen High Priced Help On Capitol Hill

Washington report notes about 20 staffers per congressperson with top pay up to 644 per week and a maximum annual salary of 33 495 for congressional employees. It contrasts House and Senate pay, cites public salary records, and highlights committee staff prominence and patronage dynamics.

Washington, D. C Congress Capitol Hill Congressional Executive Branch Congressional Record House Senate Los Angeles House Committee Representatives Steno UPI House Foreign Affairs Committee

Little Black Sambo and library censorship issues

A discussion of Helen Bannerman's Little Black Sambo and its history of print, censorship, and library access. The Washington Public Library defends the work as non-harmful, noting 42 copies passed through many hands over years, and cites the Library Bill of Rights endorsing access to diverse viewpoints. The piece also describes library services and reference options for material not in local collection.

Helen Bannerman India England Washington Public Library State Des Moines

New Fiction On Shelves From Price Reeman Slaughter Hunter

The fiction list features Eugenia Price New Moon Rising Douglas Reeman The Pride and the Anguish Frank G Slaughter Surgeons Choice and Evan Hunter Sons with an excerpt in McCall's August issue.

Eugenia Price Douglas Reeman Frank G. Slaughter Evan Hunter McCall’s Magazine

Record Homes of 1969 featured in Architectural Record

Editors of Architectural Record compile Record Homes of 1969 outlining twenty U.S. houses that showcase notable achievements in residential architecture. The volume surveys design innovation, material use, and stylistic approaches reflecting the era’s professional discourse.

Architectural Record U. S

The Night We Stopped the Trolley and More

A brief note surveys nonfiction works by Earl Schenck Miers Helen Hill Miller and Robert Paul Smith highlighting humor and historical themes. It mentions titles and authors, suggesting varied approaches to American non fiction prose.

Earl Schenck Miers King Arthur Helen Hill Miller Robert Paul Smith

Sorosis Club Presents Antiques Book by Frederic Taubes

The Sorosis Club of Ainsworth presents Restoring and Preserving Antiques by Frederic Taubes and the American Cancer Society gives Why Me by William Gargan. The Library gratefully acknowledges these gifts.

Sorosis Club of Ainsworth Frederic Taubes American Cancer Society William Gargan

Book in memory of Don Maxwell by Woods family

A memorial book titled Dwight D. Eisenhower, a Gauge of Greatness, is presented by the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woods family in memory of Don Maxwell. The work is authored by Rilman Morin and honors the former president with biographical reflections and accolades.

Don Maxwell Frank Woods Dwight D. Eisenhower Rilman Morin

Zsa Zsa Gabor to cameo on Bracken's World segment

Zsa Zsa Gabor will appear in a brief cameo within NBC TV's Bracken's World. The celebrity guest slot highlights the program's star lineup and adds glamour to the ongoing segment.

Zsa Gabor Nbc-Tv

Remarkable contract bridge misadventure in 1957 match

The 1957 U S Italy world championship hand featured Billy Seamon and Helen Sobel playing North South for the U S. A double swing led to four spades despite a diamond mislead and double influenced play. Both Italy pairs also misfired, yielding large point shifts and a 700 point defense against four spades.

U.S Italy Billy Seamon Helen Sobel Chiaradia Fea

Bookish titles circulate in campus and market notes

A list of paperback offerings includes Printed Textile by Pat Albeck and Board and Table Games From Many Civilizations by R C Bell, with others such as Elements of Poetry by Robert Scholes and University by Alvin Schwartz. The note hints at readers exploring higher education and social etiquette for young men seeking guidance on modern manners.

Pat Albeck Bulman, Richards, Slack Willcocks R. C. Bell Robert Scholes University of Iowa Alvin Schwartz

Good Parties Need a Number of Girls

A light column noting social tips and trivia from a Sacramento client. It references Elsa Maxwell and Perle Mesta on parties, jokes about names disliked by high school co‑eds, Mae West quips, writers Morton Fine and Edwin L. Peterson, and forecasts from a Chief Prognosticator about Seattle Pilots, Cassius Clay, and the Oakland Raiders. It ends with reader Q A replies directed to L. M. Boyd.

Sacramento Elsa Maxwell Perle Mesta Washington Mollie Polly Bertha Veronica Santa Monica Mae West Morton Fine University of Pittsburgh Edwin L. Peterson Fine Seattle Pilots Cassius Clay Joe Frazier Oakland Raiders

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