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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1963

Page

4

Editorials question Shaft plan reapportionment in Iowa

The Washington Evening Journal argues against the Shaft plan for legislative reapportionment, warning it concentrates power in urban counties, threatens fair representation, and could prolong rural county control. It urges Iowa voters to defeat the plan in December and prepare for the battle at the polls.

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Phi Beta Kappa names and alumni letters in Iowa

Letters to the Journal from Ainsworth and Washington discuss Phi Beta Kappa members Russell Ross and George H. Jones. Edna L. Jones requests publishing more PBK names. notes Ross is a U S L political science staffer in Washington Iowa and Jones is a 1997 SUL graduate and refinery manager in Casper Wyoming.

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Agriculture Key to Pakistan's Problems in Peshawar

A Iowa publisher notes in Peshawar that Pakistan faces severe agricultural underproduction. Illiterate farmers, small plots, and reliance on traditional methods hinder output. programs by the Academy for Development, MSU exchanges, and Ford Foundation training aim to boost farm production with irrigation, fertilizers, and modernization. The piece highlights a two-way aid stance with the United States and predicts gradual but meaningful progress over 30 years.

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Those Who Live by the Sword in Iraq’s Turbulent Rule

In Baghdad early 1959 the U.S. embassy faced a siege as Abdel Karim Kassem tightened control. mobs executed dissidents by mob violence, while Mahdawy led the People’s Court and Aref faced death. The era featured shifting alliances with Nasser and the Baath party, ending with Kassem’s fall and executions including Mahdawy and Aref.

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The Traveling Libes Rapid Improvement in Mexican Farming

Letter No 9 describes a Mexico trip from Guadalajara toward the Texas border. The author notes Loyal hospitality at the California Courts, then observes irrigation, use of tractors and machinery by Purina influenced farming, widespread alfalfa crops, and a shift toward modern methods. He highlights roads, irrigation ditches, hand harvest on small plots, and the need for highways to connect rural areas and support modernization.

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Pirates of Gasparilla Invade Tampa for February Carnival

In Brandon Florida locals kick off Florida State fair season with a Gasparilla inspired display at Tampa City Hall where skull and crossbones flags herald a famed pirate festival. Travel writers call the Gasparilla Pirate invasion a civic legend fueling a week of weekend revelry.

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Gray area in bridge bidding yields tense world match

The article recounts two 1956 bridge hands between France and the United States, showcasing complex Decide-What-To-Do moments. Stayman, cannot double, or bid. outcomes include France scoring 150 on a 11-trick hand and 750 on a five clubs double. France edges ahead 900 points on the deal.

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