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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1965
Page
4
A devotional note cites Romans 6 8 asserting that dying with Christ leads to life with him and that Christianity means more than dying to sin it means living a good life.
Seven thousand welfare workers in New York City have gone on strike over pay. They argue relief payments to the needy, unemployed, elderly and infirm require higher wages. The action risks undermining relief efforts.
Several African states backed by Egypt urged a cease fire between the Congo central government and rebels. The proposal is deemed impractical since only the government could honor it, while the rebels lack unified leadership to commit.
The University of Alabama senior Joe Namath, famed for his football talent, eyes graduation as the New York Jets prepare to pay him 400000 over three years. Observers question whether his focus will stay on studies or to secure his lucrative pro contract.
A quoted reflection argues that calling school children by name is dangerous and that society oscillates between pandemonium and order. The text suggests long lasting impact of labeling and the social upheaval surrounding youth and discipline.
Pop recalls a farm boyhood wagon built to scale with a Hickory wagon name and a goat pulling the cart. The scene centers on a parlor display on Christmas morning, with the goat, wagon, and boy uniting as one memory. He laments what became of that cherished wagon.
Iowa lawmakers prepare for a new session with two heated issues pari mutuel betting on horse races and liquor law changes Democratic control may ease passage of betting while concessions on Sunday sales and closing hours spark debate GOP opposition centers on morality and racketeering safeguards.
Denver area fire departments begin using polygraph exams to screen applicants, with Lakewood already testing for three years. Aurora and Denver plan rollout amid concerns about reliability and privacy, while Boulder remains skeptical preferring oral assessments.
New York fashion notes show spring coats lean and slim with long sleeves and low belting. Designers favor smooth fabrics like gabardine and whipcord to keep silhouettes slim, influenced by Mrs Kennedy with sleeveless looks. The piece also previews spring costumes and tailored daywear from New York couture and the National Press Week events.
Sheriff's report states Karen Kay Roth of rural Route 2 Wayland drove on a county road near the red brick school south of Washington, the vehicle rolling over in a ditch causing 900 dollars in damage. Roth was not injured.
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