Editorials on refuge, welfare and family roles
The newspaper publishes editorials urging homes as refuges for youth and cities as sanctuaries for people and nature. It comments on private enterprise, three discoveries about influencing others, and a welfare critique emphasizing the value of mothers at home for child development. It cites Nixon and Agnew on care for the young, noting six million under 14 on welfare and calling for early care to reduce future dependency, arguing long term costs favor stable, caring homes.
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Agnew
United States
City workers praised for snow cleanup on 711 South Fourth
A reader thanks city crews for clearing downtown streets after a heavy snow, noting rapid reopening of main lanes and widespread snow removal despite rain and sleet. The letter commends overtime work and dedication of city employees.
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Old Man Winter
Mr Clean Ruckelshaus A New EPA Policeman
William D. Ruckelshaus, a young Indiana attorney and state legislator, becomes Administrator of the newly formed Environmental Protection Agency. He vows to pursue polluters, clash with corporate and government officials, and push for citizen action while guiding EPA from its December 1970 start with about 1.5 billion dollars in annual appropriations and nearly 6,000 employees.
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Washington, D.C
Sam
William D. Ruckelshaus
Indi
Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Nixon
E.P.A
Congress
Senate
Ruckelshai
Indiana
State Legislat al
Stuckelshaus
Govwnment
Uckershaus
Buess
Atlant
Detroit
Cleveland
Armco Steel
Jones and Laughlin Steel
U.S. Plywood
Union Carbide
Clean
Washington
Justice Department
US Senate
Sigourney officers installed by OBS
Sigourney officers of Aspasia Chapter were installed at the Sigourney Masonic Hall with Mr and Mrs Raymond Conklin named worthy matron and patron for 1971. Installing officers included Mrs Keith Schrader and Mrs Jane Fauth. Several officers and attendees are named, along with updates on 4 H Club activities and local visits and events in Keota and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sievert Keota
Aspasia
Sigourney
Sigourney Masonic Hall
Raymond Conk
Keith Schrader
Jane Fauth
Ollie
Samuel Hardesty
Myrtle de
Earl Hammond
Harold Smith
Hedrick
Donald Blaylock
Clifford Harras
Don Eastburn
Tha Plains
William Deitrich
Marshall
Gene Butler
Henry Wilkening
Adah
Don J. Adams
Ruth
William Harper
Esther
Orris Lane
Electa
Glen Shafer
Harley D. Utter
Cheryl Waters
Cheryl
Mark Weber
Kenneth Keifer
Fairfield
Raymond Sonday
Helen Brock
Iowa City
Kay Statler
A. K. Stoutner
Marvin| Miller
Grandin
N. D
Keith
Wells
U. P
Keota
Last
North
American Women's Association
Colorado
Oklahoma
Keith Wells
Kirksville
North West State College
Raymond Greiner
Robert Flynn
Mexico
Cletus Reed
Dennis Conrad
Pithy Q and A Snapshots from the Evening Journal
A 1971 Washington Iowa Evening Journal page surveys curious facts and linguistic quirks. It notes poll trends in Japan favoring the United States, Brazil, and Red China, jokes about phrases turned inside out, and brief medical and social observations. It closes with fast trivia and demographic tidbits about young brides.
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Las Vegas
George Washington
Japan
United States
Brazil
Red China
Grant
Richmond
Lord Rosenberg
Washington Evening Journal masthead fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows a Washington Evening Journal masthead with editorial staff names, addresses, and subscription rates. The readable items include editor David BlaCe, president, and advertising details, but critical dates, full staff lists, and complete rate figures are missing or garbled.
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Washington Vening
Saas
Marionavett Wititinatop
Iowa
Wyite
Mahatinn
Washington
Tow United
International Teal
Inland Daily
Press Town
Daily
Prem Ans Preah
Asene
Annie
Schneider’s guileful play defeats the spring 1911 King
The narrative follows Karl Schneider of Austria executing a complex trump and discard sequence to defeat a slam in a 1911 King Featart. The column recalls Terence Reese’s earlier triumph with a different plan and teases a Swiss star Jean Besse’s contrasting approach in tomorrow’s note.
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North East South West
Hearts
Terence Reese
Queen of Diamonds
West
Karl Schneider
Austria
Schneider
King Featart
East
Declarer
Jean Besse
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Fellows
Mr. Clean
Bert Mills
White House
Edmund Muskie
Maine
OBS
L. M. Boyd
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Andronicus Livius
Christ
Washington Stern
Fred Gmonths
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