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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1963

Page

5

Bhakra-Nangal Dam Becomes Asia's Largest Utility Project

New Delhi reports the Bhakra Dam, 740 feet high, now in operation as the keystone of a vast river valley irrigation and power scheme. The project, built with Indian funds, will irrigate 3.6 million acres and supply up to 450,000 kilowatts initially, expanding to 1,000,000+ kilowatts as finishing touches complete. It aims to supply electricity to 5,000 villages and foster new industries across northwest India.

New Delhi UPI Asia Ind Bhakra Jawaharlal Neb Te Ind Lian India Sron United States California M. Harvey Slocum Slocum Sutlej Nangal Bhakra-Nanal

Hughes to push health and penal affairs in new term

Des Moines Iowa Gov Harold Hughes outlines a focused agenda for his next term emphasizing health as a broad area of importance and penal affairs as a major challenge He cites steps under former Gov Loveless and hopes for further progress in governance He also supports a four year term for governor and a team ticket with the lieutenant governor noting ADC reform ideas and highway achievements shifting to mental health and liquor by the glass policy with no major current complications reported.

Des Moines IDPA Harold Hughes Department of Health Hughes Iowa Loveless Ida Grove Highway Commission

Four Spades Play Shows Safe Diamond Ruff In Dummy

In a four spade contract with West leading the queen of clubs and then continuing with the jack, declarer ruffs a heart and plays A K hearts, facing possible 3-3 or 4-2 heart splits. The best plan is to discard a diamond from dummy, ruff clubs and hearts strategically, and then safely ruff a diamond in dummy to reach the rest of the tricks.

West King Featu East Res Syndicate Twe

Governor Hughes Outlines Iowa Growth Plan

Governor Hughes argues liquor law reforms aid law enforcement and touts plans to rebuild traffic safety education, implement data processing in the driver’s license division, and use new industrial development to offset a 250000 outmigration from 1950 to 1960. He says Iowa is making progress and cites bond-enabled industrial sites as a sign of moving forward.

Hughes Iowa

Wool marketing year ends December 31 1963 reminder

New reminders explain the 1963 wool marketing year ends December 31 for payments under the National Wool Act. Howard Lins, ASCS chairman, notes that marketing details must be complete by year end to qualify. 1964 payments apply to post year ends.

Howard Lins Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee National Wool Act ASCS

Ginger Refrigerator Pudding and Quick Corn Pudding Recipes

Oldest bread fragment in Cairo inspires a dessert recipe for 48 servings Ginger Refrigerator Pudding combines gingersnaps butter sugar eggs cream fruit and nuts. Quick Corn Pudding mixes cream style and whole kernel corn with sour cream and bread crumbs baked in a casserole. Aunt Lula's Salad uses lemon gelatin crushed pineapple and whipped cream for a special holiday dish.

Lula

Southern Pecan Pie and Pineapple Gelatin Mold

A dessert round up includes a layered pineapple gelatin mold with cream cheese and whipped cream, followed by a Southern pecan pie recipe. The mold combines gelatin with pineapple juice, pimentos, walnuts, celery and marshmallows, then folds in whipped cream and cream cheese before chilling in molds. The pecan pie uses brown and granulated sugars, flour, eggs, milk, vanilla, butter, and pecans in a pastry crust, baked at 375 degrees for about 40 to 50 minutes and served warm with whipped cream.

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