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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1967
Page
4
Editorial notes graffiti as a timeless urge seen from ancient ruins to New York subway walls. It condemns dirty and silly phrases while praising wall writing as a human impulse and urges cutting off vandalism by removing paint cans from youths and enforcing limits.
Walter W. Heller, former Kennedy Johnson adviser, advocates distributing a portion of individual income tax to states per capita. An economist estimates 1966 would yield over 5 billion dollars to states, boosting services, encouraging local initiative, and promoting frugal federal spending. The move could strengthen state and local governance.
A California researcher reports loud noises fail to bother high school students as hundreds of teens do homework with stereos blasting. He claims none reacted, suggesting conditioned reflexes similar to Pavlov. The critique notes the study may miss quiet conditions to reveal true responses.
A Port Arthur News Chronicle quip notes that women skilled at threading a needle through tiny buttonholes struggle with guiding a car through a garage door despite ample side clearance. The tongue in cheek remark contrasts deft sewing with auto parking difficulties.
Nutritionists warn that coaches may protect players from injuries while pushing dangerous weight manipulation. High school athletes risk stunted growth and heart issues from unbalanced, calorie heavy or restrictive diets. Experts urge adherence to medical charts and the four food groups, with increased portions for active teens.
The library highlights new books for winter reading and invites patrons to explore titles by Mary Margaret McBride Robert Garis KamaIa Taylor Ka mala Taylor and John Durant The note outlines works on poetry travel history sport and religion plus a display on antique silver and a yearly circulation of 44551 with a call for more patron use and library cards.
The piece explains when a defamation claim accrues, emphasizing that injury to reputation requires others hear the accusation. It notes oral and written defamation require publication to third parties, with foreseeability of publicization, and cites cases where liability depended on audience and comprehension, concluding no liability if no one else understands the words.
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