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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1963

Page

4

Editorials on faith and the Freedom March of 1963

The column cites Jeremiah on calling to God and recalls a lighthearted Gwendolyn joke about voting. It then comments on the Washington March on Washington, praising its lack of violence and restraint, noting bipartisan support and the likely political impact. It condemns Senator Strom Thurmond for dismissive remarks about Black freedom.

Strom Thurmond South Carolina

Withholding Tax Anesthetic Urges Monthly Withholding Change

Iowa Press notes the tax bite dulls concern over the debt as withholding acts as an anesthetic. It cites A K Summers Parkersburg example and a 1962 change proposal allowing monthly tax withholdings to cut bookkeeping costs and reduce annual government work time.

A. K. Summers Parkersburg West Virginia

Navajo Code Talker Now Supervises War Film Scenes

Jimmy King of Shiprock New Mexico a former Marine veteran who helped the Navajo code baffling Japanese now works as supervisor and interpreter for Warner Brothers filming A Distant Trumpet on reservation land near Gallup He cues Navajo actors shouting instructions via megaphone during cavalry versus scouts scenes King 44 is married with eight children and remains active in tribal life while the film crew uses Navajo dialogue to stage battles and war talk

Charlton Wilson United Press International Gallup, N. M UPI Jimmy King Shiprock N.M First Marine Division Raoul Walsh Gallup U.S New Mexico Arizona King Marine Division Warner Brothers Film Company Jeff King

An Editor's Outlook for a Freshman in College

A 1963 column advises freshmen to value any college, noting that access is easier at some schools and tougher at others. It emphasizes the first 90 days, the role of professors, the reality that a degree is not a moral fix, and that college can broaden horizons while other paths also educate.

Will Rogers Albert Einstein Greece Plato Athens Agora

Insect Control Advances and Carson Reference

A UPI report discusses new insects control research by the U.S. Agriculture Department. Gainesville Florida hosts a new laboratory studying biological pest methods, while Beltsville Maryland explores physical controls like light and sound. Corvallis Oregon researchers identify a perfume lure in houseflies using an olfactometer, signaling potential for future fly control.

Washington UPI Rachel Carson Miss Carson Gainesville Fla U.S. Department of Agriculture Beltsville Agriculture Research Service Corvallis Ore Agriculture Department

Man over machine in space flight says Gemini gains rely on crew

Prominent space engineer argues Mercury proved humans superior to automation. Gemini will favor manual operation to boost reliability, with improvements in life support including pressurized oxygen storage and space radiator-like heat exchangers for two-week missions.

Los Angeles UPI National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Aerospace Industry New Frontiers

Strategic Bids on Two Notrump Responses in One Heart Contract

Becker analyzes four hands after an opening one heart and partner responses two notrump. He recommends three clubs to describe hand shape, six notrump for a 20 point hand, three notrump as a practical choice despite singleton, and four notrump as a slam invitation requiring partner input.

Res Syndicate, Inc

Castro Pays for Visit by U S Students

Fidel Castro covered at least 150000 dollars from a short treasury to host 59 American students for seven weeks in Cuba as guests. Travel costs included over 80000 for airline fares and 22000 for hotel lodging plus 25000 for meals, with two students remaining in Havana for expected births.

New York UPI Fidel Castro Treasury Cuba Havana Amsterdam Paris Prague Madrid Havana Riviera Castro The Junket

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