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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1963
Page
11
In this Dear Abby column a best friend dates a new coworker who then dates the writer. She asks how to break the news kindly and Abby advises honesty with Miss Also Ran. Also present are light exchanges on dog leftovers in a restaurant, a 27 year marriage with hot water woes, and denture financing tips with humorous replies.
The U. P. Home celebrates eleven February birthdays with a Thursday party featuring songs games and refreshments. A Saturday tea hosted by Dr and Mrs Kerr welcomed guests including Mrs Amy McLaughlin newly recognized as the 86th member of the family and relatives from multiple nearby towns.
Parliamentarians from all six Common Market nations align to challenge France’s veto of British membership. The session follows Hallstein’s report on Brussels talks collapse and Debre’s explanation of France blocking rapid farm policy co ordination and tariff barriers against non members.
Mr and Mrs Joe Martin and family return from a two week Florida vacation visiting Mrs Martins parents in Crawfordsville. They toured Miami Key West Cypress Gardens and other sights noting Cypress Gardens stayed unfrozen. The column also recounts local family events including birthdays frozen pipes hogs and bird feeding during cold weather and a Grand Island trip to Des Moines to visit hospital-bound Bill Brown.
Friday results show Swifts Feeds topping the team series with 1830 and General Life at 1808 while Mace Motor and Hy Vee trail. Individual honors go to Ferne Birney with 519 series and Midge Stewart with a 200 game. Jean Hall adds 184.
A dense directory page lists attorneys such as Louis J. Kehoe, Livingston Day, Morrison and Lloyd, John C. Owen, Stewart and Shearer, and Edmond Morrison Jr. Also shown are medical and dental providers Dale Garrett, Dr P L Etter, John W Lemmon OD, and Dr R Q Eastland with office addresses, phone numbers, and brief practice notes.
French defense chief Gen. Charles Ailleret resumed talks with Spanish officials in Madrid outlining plans for close cooperation. He visited the naval and air ministries and Toledo military academy meeting Vice President Gen. Agustin Munoz Grandes and Army Minister Gen Pablo Martin Alonso. Madrid's stance contrasts with Moscow's charge of a Paris Madrid Bonn axis and with Spain’s US alliance considerations regarding four U.S. bases.
The field mouse rarely survives beyond a year due to constant foraging. It wears itself down by an endless hunt for nourishment in its natural habitat.
Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett spoke at Harvard Law Forum in Sander Theater amid a picket line of about 30 demonstrators and three plainclothes guards. He warned that state sovereignty faces peril and urged preservation of constitutional powers and states rights.
UPI reports NASA delays L. Gordon Cooper Jr. from an April 2 launch to mid to late April possibly April 16 or 23. A minor, time consuming problem in the Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile electrical system caused the postponement and the rocket remains at the San Diego plant awaiting clearance.
A list of names and brands appears including Mills Rambler Rambler Marie E Widmer Rambler Carrie L Dickinson Ford truck Morton Salt Co Plymouth Walter G Rich Oldsmobile Raymond E Whisler GMC truck Isabelle or Chester Piper Chevrolet Farrells Office Supply Chevrolet Bernard M Greiner Chevrolet Rev Mar tin B Manning Chevrolet Connir J Greene Ford.
Deeds record shows Prairie Flower Independent School District transferring land to Alva L. Klein as part of a section 28 76 9 parcel. Oak Ridge Cemetery Association transfers a square acre in section 33 75 9 to Trustees of Dutch Creek Township.
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