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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1963

Page

5

American Women and their World of Fashion and Work

This column surveys American women as about 30 years old, five feet four, and 132 pounds with a desire to marry and raise a family. It contrasts Paris chic with Washington and New York fashion worlds, notes household automation and 24 million employed women, and discusses women's roles, pay, and potential future as leaders while ending with a reflective, provocative view on womanhood.

Washington UPI London Paris Berlin Buenos Aires Doris Day Jacqueline Kennedy Women's Wear Daily New York Seventh Avenue E.R. Wagner Manufacturing Co Milwaukee United States

Professional Directory of Attorneys and Dentists Listed

A condensed directory lists several attorneys including Louis J. Kehoe Robert Day Robert Bates Lavinusius Day & Bates and Stewart & Shearer with offices on West Main and Washington avenues. Dental and medical professionals such as Dale E Garrett D D S and Dr P L Etter are noted with locations in Journal Building. Contact numbers OL 5 1991 OL 3 2802 and DE 3 4802 appear with office hours and appointment reminders.

Lavinusius DAY & Bates Robert Day Robert Bates Abstract Dept West Main St Phonesant

Guide to Better Health and Emotional Well Being

Excerpt from The Life Extension Foundation Guide to Better Health by Harry J. Johnson M.D. discusses neurotic versus psychotic illness, the role of doctors, psychiatrists, and caution against untrained psychologists. It emphasizes seeking professional help, the limits of self diagnosis, and the value of holistic medical care.

Life Extension Foundation Harry J. Johnson M.D Prentice - Hall, Inc Life E Tension Foundation King Features Syndicate

Cuba Cuba policy discussed by senators on radio and TV

The Cuba issue dominated weekend discussions among Congress members, especially Republicans. Sen Hugh Scott and Sen Joseph Clark criticized administration messaging, while Clark defended Kennedy's approach to remove Soviet forces but warned against provoking a wider conflict.

Congress Hugh Scott R-Pa Joseph S. Clark Cuba Sen. Keating Clark

Accidents Continues With Multiple Deadly Crashes

Reported incidents include a car into a tree near Altamount New York killing three youths from Lansing Okeomos and Chatham. A two car crash near East Lansing Michigan claimed Michael Harrison Edward Carpenter and Kenneth Gilson. A car train collision near Clewiston Florida killed Gerald Jones Herbert Tindall and Steve Hunter. Additional head on crash fatalities in Minnesota Wisconsin and a private plane crash near Wichita Kansas killed several. A child named Scott Brown died in Florida and his father was severely injured.

Altamount N.Y East Lansing Mich Michael Harrison Lansing Edward Carpenter Okeomos Kenneth Gilson Chatham NY Clewiston Fla Gerald Jones Herbert J. Tindall Vero Beach Steve Hunter Fellsm

Iraq Rebel Upheaval Again Tests New Regime

A Baghdad revolt sparked renewed unrest as a businessman with ties to Baghdad warned the Communist threat remains. Iran, Sudan, and Yugoslavia recognized the new regime alongside earlier supporters, while U.S. and British officials weighed the situation and potential stability.

Baghdad Iran Sudan Yugoslavia Ua.r Syria Algeria Morocco Kuwait Yemen Judan Saudi Arabia Washington U.S George Ball London Foreign Office

New Farm Chief Sought by East German Reds

East German leaders seek a new agricultural chief after Karl Heinz Bartsch was fired for concealing a Nazi past. Bartsch, once head of the Agricultural Council, was removed from the Politburo and Central Committee amid party charges he damaged the party by withholding history. Western intelligence disclosed Bartsch's Nazi-era roles including Hitler Youth, Waffen SS membership, and postwar return to East Germany as a Communist.

Berlin UPL Karl Heinz Bartsch Communist Party Hitler Free Danzig Poland Nazi Guard Waffen SS East Germany

Mid-Prairie Triumphs In Overtime Over Tama Toledo 52 50

Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks overturned a 50-50 regulation tie at Wellman to win 52-50 in overtime. Richard Weaver scored the decisive basket with 8 seconds left. Ken Kepler led with 21 points, Kaufman added 20 for Tama Toledo. Regular season finale at Cedar Rapids Prairie High follows next Friday.

Golden Hawks Mid-Prairie Tama-Toledo Wellman Mid- Prairie Richard Weaver Weaver Ken Kepler Hawks Kaufman Tama Fred Lee Michie Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks Prairie High Cedar Rapids

Mixed Bowling High Scorers Reach Season Highlights

Rand L leads the team series with 1983 and Jokers 1926 scores while Rand L posts 718 in team game. Individual top scorers include Jo s Dean Cox 528, Dorothy Clarahan 520, with Stanley Schrock 201 and Lorene Cox 221 in single games.

Rand L Jos Dean Cox Dorothy Clarahan Stanley Schrock Lorene Cox

Budget impasse slows Iowa legislature as budget book arrives

Iowa lawmakers debate whether to raise taxes before spending or spend first and tax later. Appropriations committees study agency needs as the budget book with expenditures and tax proposals arrives late. Republicans and Democrats weigh Hughes budget amid a mixed reception, while Lincoln's 150th birthday prompts a joint session with Fred Schwengel delivering the Lincoln Day address.

Senate Appropriations Hughes Ways and Means House Elmer Vermeer R-Pella David C. Shaff Clinton Abraham Lincoln Fred Schwengel Davenport General Assembly Schwengel Town House Congress Incoln

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Harry Ferguson United Press Joseph H Peck Professional Directory Louis J. Kehoe Grange F. Morrison Gifford Morrison Ira Morrison South Marion Ave Morrison, Morrison, and Lloyd Edmond D. Morrison James E. Lloyd West Washington Ware Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main Dale E. Garrell Journal Building P. L. Etter Optometrists John W. Lem Mud le Jewelry R. Q_EASILANY Journal Heath Nanny J. 301Nson, M.D Psychiatry PTA Iowa Iowa State Education Assn Dixie Dugan Eee Frieays Blondie By McEvoy Striebel By Chio Young Nancy By Ernie Bushmiller Iraq Reds Palooka 3.COM Ham Fisher Sige Royal Hotel H.T. Torpey Mgr Jom Aington
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