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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1965

Page

4

Editorial reinforces seekers find God through faith

The Washington Evening Journal asserts that God does not forsake those who seek Him and that true seekers are always finders of Him. It highlights Christ reinforcing this timeless truth and urges steadfast faith.

God Christ

Police Academy Suggested for Iowa by Public Safety Chief

Iowa Commissioner of Public Safety William Sueppel calls for a state police academy to train officers at all levels. He favors Oakdale near Iowa City as site for the program, arguing public funds are justified to improve professional policing statewide. The piece urges the legislature to act in the next session.

William Sueppel Iowa

Schmidhauser Challenging Postal Employee Secrecy

The Iowa congressman criticized the post office regulation that bars disclosing employee names, arguing it harms public access to government information. He praised Schmidhauser for opposing the secrecy, noting other public bodies list salaries and personnel, and urging full disclosure by the post office.

Iowa Washington County Washington City Washington Community First District John Schmidhauser Schmidhauser Burlington

Father Ripley Speaks Out On Mothers-in-Law

The Rev Father Francis Ripley founder of the Roman Catholic Information Office in Liverpool argues that mothers-in-law are a major factor in many troubled marriages based on a 7000 case survey. He says both sides' mothers influence married life and urges couples to establish homes far enough to curb such visits.

Francis Ripley Roman Catholic Information Office Liverpool England Father Ripley

Sueppel backs Iowa police academy near Oakdale site

Des Moines IDPA Safety Commissioner William Sueppel urges a state police academy at Oakdale beside a proposed maximum security hospital. He argues training before take office and near the University of Iowa, citing existing courses at the university and access to experts in psychology law and medicine for better handling of mentally troubled individuals and compliance with Supreme Court directives. He also backs a fire academy at Iowa State University Ames, leveraging the state fire center experience.

Sueppel Oakdale Iowa City DES Moines IDPA Willaim Sueppel Board of Control Suepple University of Iowa Institute of Public Affairs Iowa State University Ames Iowa State

Cheerful Hitch-hiker by Tom Ball

An excerpt from Tom Ball's hitch-hiking journey in Americus Georgia examines white Southern attitudes toward Negro civil rights. It discusses alleged Communist influence and outsider involvement, plus enduring prejudice fueling resistance to demonstrations and reforms.

Tom Ball Americus Georgia South John Birch Society Clemson University Gainsville Daily Times Americas Times - Record

Geiberger captures Akron title in Rubber City event

Al Geiberger won the $100,000 American Golf Classic at Firestone Country Club Akron Ohio finishing at 280 over 72 holes to claim his first major victory in five years. He earned $20,000 and rose to about $50,417 in season earnings. Arnold Palmer finished second at 284, Jacky Cupit was third at 285, with Bob Charles, Johnny Pott, Bobby Nichols, Tony Lema and Jack Rule also in the leaderboard.

Akron Ohio UPI al Geiberger Geiberger Firestone Country Club Arnold Palmer Palmer Bob Charles Johnny Pott Bobby Nichols Tony Lema Jack Rule

Mentor Magazine Merit Poetry Contest Opens with Cash Prizes

The 1965 North American Mentor magazine announces its Second Annual Mentor Merit Poetry Awards with prizes of 50 dollars for first, 25 for second, and 5 dollars each for positions three through seven. Entry fee is two dollars unless waived for paid Mentor subscribers, and poems must be original, unpublished, and 50 lines or fewer.

Mentor Magazine Mentor Merit

Famous hand seals four spades in open pair bridge

In the 1962 San Francisco open pair championship Meyer Schleifer as declarer in four spades survives fierce defense. After a sequence of ruffs and precise plays he converts a diamond and heart misgivings into two club tricks, securing the contract despite best defense.

South West North East San Francisco Meyer Schleifer West Schleifer South East King of Hearts King Features Syndicate Inc

Kalona Leads as County Sales Reach Record High

The Iowa Sales Tax Commission reports the quarter ending March 31 1965 showing Washington County up 8 percent and total county city sales at a record high. Statewide sales rose 1.8 percent. Jefferson up 7 percent. Henry up 3 percent. Louisa unchanged. Keokuk down 3 percent. Washington city up 7 percent. Kalona up 16 percent. Wellman up 9 percent.

Iowa Sales Tax Commission Jim Frier Washington County State of Iowa Jefferson County Henry County Louisa County Keokuk City Washington Kalona Wellman Brighton Riverside Jefferson Henry Louisa Fairfield Mt. Pleasant Sigourney Col. Junction Keota

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