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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1962
Page
4
The column lauds Safety Commissioner Carl Pesch pushing unmarked patrol cars to catch speeding drivers. It rebukes past governors for resisting them and endorses enforcement over excuses. It also critiques unemployment stats that count 14 to 19 year olds as unemployed and condemns overextended Child Labor laws.
Iowa Highway Commission reports 117 346 828 in revenue for the year ending June 30 with 61 614 000 from gasoline tax and 30 955 066 in federal aid. Construction costs totaled 55 258 919 while maintenance and inspection added 21 and 6.4 million. Predictions show Iowa economy may lag national growth through 1976. Kenneth R. Falk leads for Secretary of the Iowa State Fair Board. Lt Gov Mooty named to national Republican executive committee.
The Hatteras coast offers a winter hideaway with fresh fish and modest motel rates. The island displays greenery like gaillardia and holly with warmer than mainland temperatures due to the Gulf Stream. The cape, famed for its 208 foot lighthouse, Diamond Shoals, and a long history of shipwrecks, remains a dramatic maritime scene.
The article recounts a 1962 Asheville tournament hand where West led clubs and East played jack, fixing South’s defense. Mrs Wagar and Hal McDonald of Atlanta are noted players, with McDonald’s jack and Wagar’s king blocking a club run, forcing South down two in three no trump.
Practical tips for managing emphysema with blocked airways and bronchial spasms. Advice covers medications, humidification, fluids, quitting smoking, breathing exercises, bed elevation, and safe at home techniques, citing Dr Fern’s audience questions.
New York based Israeli folk singer Theodore Bikel keeps a menorah on display as a symbol of freedom. He fled Austria at 13 after Nazi invasion, lived in Israel, and later gained fame in the United States for his multilingual singing and acting. He chairs Actors Equity efforts against racially segregated audiences and plans a Washington visit to advocate on behalf of his beliefs.
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