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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1961
Page
4
The piece cites Hebrews 13 17 and argues rulers must serve all. It urges submission to legitimate authority while stressing leaders should act as servants to the people. The tone reflects a moral stance on governance and duty.
Vivian Baumgartner argues for embracing commercial Christmas while recognizing workers worldwide. The piece praises holiday production, store displays, and the hope that ornaments and tinsel bring peace, noting gratitude for laborers in Hong Kong and satellite countries. It celebrates the Year of Our Lord and timely Christmas observances.
The essay argues liberals are not knaves but naive and deluded, not socialists or pro Communist, but faith in kindness and appeasement. It contends liberalism fuels new laws and bureaucracies, creating jobs for study rather than practical results, and warns of ongoing tax burdens until voters choose more capable leaders.
The Advisory Committee on Intergovernmental Relations reports federal grants to states total 7.4 billion and 62 billion come from prewar programs. It urges five year program end dates with pretermination review, but warns vested interests and mission-minded agencies block fiscal restraint, ensuring endless agency growth.
The Moscow newspaper published Kennedy's remarks in full but with persistent rebuttal by the paper, highlighting the contrast with US practice of printing Khrushchev and Kennedy. The piece notes improved world understanding if more complete statements are shared, despite bias. A separate note from Pence Printing New York mentions a plastic coated steel fence by Westmoreland Manufacturing Co and Jones Laughlin Steel.
A King Features health quiz explains strep throat signs tests and treatments. It notes that viruses can mimic strep and describes testing, penicillin use, home care, and potential complications like scarlet fever rheumatic fever and kidney trouble with emphasis on avoiding unnecessary antibiotics.
Eddie Rains of Keota accepts full time executive secretary and manager post at the Marion Chamber of Commerce. He will run the office with local business and professionals to boost community growth. The Rains family previously operated Rains Furniture Store in Keota. Mrs. Rains active in PTA Scouts and community.
The column presents four hands and suggested bids. Hand 1 recommends Pass to show a minimum double. Hand 2 advocates raising to two spades for distribution and fit. Hand 3 favors four spades using losing-trick evaluation. Hand 4 argues one notrump is best with a 19 point heart.
Bing Crosby Danny Kaye and Irving Berlin anchor the show still timely in a lavish revival. Rosemary Clooney Vera-Ellen star as a glamorous musical group journeys from clubs to a Vermont inn to save a former owner from bankruptcy.
The Washington Iowa publication lists rural subscription rates and carrier prices. It names staff roles and notes publication afternoons except Sunday with details about rates for months six and twelve months, and outside Iowa pricing.
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