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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1963
Page
13
Editorial note reflects on Romans 7 15 about human nature and broken resolutions. A separate fragment mentions Gwendolyn and a delay, with a note about a card and making paper chain chains from paper clips.
The Lucky Twenty two member high school vocal group under Vernon Feuerhelm gains praise for polished singing and theatrical flair. The troupe builds poise and confidence from frequent public performances while their musical training promises lasting enjoyment beyond graduation. Commentator Robert Maynard Hutchins notes California’s water roads and education as magic words for funds.
The piece mocks a 50 mile hike proposed by the President and comments that such distances are unsuitable for most people including Pierre Salinger and Washington officials. It warns ordinary citizens against attempting long treks and urges restraint.
Fibre glass poles enable athletes to clear 16 feet in the vault, surpassing the 14 foot mark and challenging the bamboo era. Sports engineers analyzed pole properties and found the new material retains lift and spring similar to traditional poles, prompting young athletes to push new heights.
The Montana Citizen quotes Adam Charles Brower arguing the word square should reclaim its meaning. He traces use from Mark Twain to today, noting square as honest, loyal and hard working. Brower urges Americans to embrace pride patriotism and old beliefs and join the square club.
Mexico City scene comments on dog shows and a humorous training guide. The narrator details teaching two Aztec dogs to fetch, heel, and perform tricks with brief barking commands, noting daily training in a vacant lot and the quirky bond between human and canine partners.
A call to combat hate and prejudice promotes brotherhood and democratic ideals. The message urges Americans to support equal liberty and justice for all during National Brotherhood Week February 17 to 24, 1963, with Christian and Jewish communities cited.
Algeria's early independence year 1963 brings belt tightening austerity and a heavy tax burden as Ben Bella's government grapples with stagnant economy. Refugees exceed 500,000 and European business declines. France pledges aid while Ben Bella seeks US investment and socialist reforms, delaying full socialist goals.
South in four hearts faced a king of diamonds opening lead. The expert reveals a safe line: discard a club on the diamond lead, draw trump, and then cash clubs while managing spades. Correct play guarantees ten tricks even if East or West holds key cards.
A health column by Harry J. Jonson warns pep pills based on amphetamine can harm health and mislead about illness. It advises limited use, warns of rebound effects, and cautions about laxatives and antibiotic resistance.
Cy Bush and wife deed to Irene Plecker land in section 20 766. Helen Batterson Hammer as administrator to Wally E. Horn real estate in Moothart's First Addition Washington. Harry J. Chamberlin and wife to Joseph J. Jones and wife lot 8 block 1 Perdock's subdivision Washington.
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