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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1964
Page
5
Dr. Lester L. Coleman advises that persistent bed wetting in children over age three should not be dismissed. He cites psychological causes as primary, urges ruling out physical issues, and outlines three parts: training, careful treatment, and understanding emotional factors with family support.
Eugene Garber of Kalona Mennonite Church attends a ministerial conference at Eastern Mennonite College in Virginia. Local residents visiting relatives include Homer Hall and Ivan Burkley, with meals shared at the Burkley and Pewitt homes. Trips south are planned by Ed Knepp and Brenneman families, while birthday and family gatherings occur among Yoder and TeBeckhorst relatives.
In Sydney the Life Line service from Central Methodist Mission uses a round the clock volunteer staffed phone center to aid the lonely, poor, or troubled. It offers food, clothing, counseling, job help, home placement, and spiritual guidance without sermons, proving lay-led outreach can mobilize broad community support.
The article reviews a 1962 Great Britain vs United States contract bridge hand. It details two bidding sequences, one where Nail's team reached five spades and six via a bold line, and another where a misdeal turn affected the slam, yielding 680 points for the United States and a 750 point loss for Britain. The piece notes strategic questions about seven clubs and potential sacrifices.
Polish Communist leader Wladislaw Gomulka strengthens ties with Nikita Khrushchev after a conference in the Masurian Lakes region north of Warsaw. Both men discussed East-West security, including a pact to ban force, and Gomulka proposed freezing nuclear arms in Central Europe. The piece notes Poland’s agricultural reforms and a Soviet interest in Poland's farm system.
Mary Macomber argues that nutrition educators should promote the First-Meal-of-the-Day to motivate teens. She outlines timing flexibility and balanced options like cereals, toast, pancakes, fruit, milk, and eggs to provide quick and sustained energy and satisfaction between meals.
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