Thought for the Day and Biblical Reflection
The piece cites I Corinthians 8 13 and Cain asking Am I my brother s keeper The editorial reflects on the duty of considering others actions and choices in everyday life in a moral tone
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1965
Page
4
The piece cites I Corinthians 8 13 and Cain asking Am I my brother s keeper The editorial reflects on the duty of considering others actions and choices in everyday life in a moral tone
Saturday night editor’s socials are skipped for a page of quotes from peers. The sampling ranges from apartment sunsets to vegetable eating tips for teens and a critique of the Multi Lateral Force nuclear policy with Mr De Gaulle’s cautions on arms.
Mrs Lyndon Johnson flagged unsightly auto junkyards seen from her campaign train last fall. Federal agencies were instructed to study the issue, with the President seeking a “beautiful America” view for motorists on new federal aid roads. Screening such views should be feasible and not overly costly.
A San Diego architect proposes a complex of rotating high rise apartments to provide tenants with constantly changing views from ocean and bay to the west and mountains to the east, a new take on the revolving restaurant idea.
A terse quip bundle contrasts austerity with effort suggesting success comes from daytime wakefulness not sleepless nights. It warns against taking advice for aches and pains as the worst prescription.
In Des Moines 28 of 59 Iowa senators favor keeping the right to work, 12 seek outright repeal, eight favor modification toward a union shop, and 6 are undecided. Gov Hughes backs modification. AFL-CIO backs repeal. Senate debate looms as House is ready to vote.
Editor notes that U S spending on cancer research surpassed 1 billion dollars by 1964 but deaths and new cases rise, while knowledge grows. The piece argues cancer is linked to industrial civilization and urges prevention, reducing exposure to suspected carcinogens without dismantling modern life.
South, in a FAM South game, reaches a six diamond slam after a complex sequence despite West holding A 10 8 7 and hearts and clubs distribution. The article notes the hand's astonishing structure and the slim chances that make the contract defensible with precise distribution and ruffing.
A Birthday Club gathering at the Boileau residence near Washington featured a cooperative turkey supper and social games. Attendees included the Hunt and O Connor couples, Hawkins and Wood families, plus the Boileaus and their son Bill who leaves February 8 for Marine duty in San Diego.
Mrs Laymon Coble 56 of Thornburg died Sunday evening at University Hospitals Town City after a period of illness. She was born Marjorie Baughman daughter of C C Baughman of rural Keota. The Powell Funeral Home of South English will handle the services.
Fragmentary text mentions William Shannon vice president and office terms. References to Dees cass Conterbuth Pay and Toland Dally Prose terms in Iowa city press. Contains garbled names and phrases, unclear event or outcome.
Mr and Mrs Richard Kron Route 1 welcome daughter Julie Ann born January 25 at Washington County Hospital. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Kron of Washington and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Leonard Brack of Oxford.
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