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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1968
Page
4
The editorial discusses Dr. Norman Yoder's false LSD claim and scientific caution on drug effects, contrasting moralizing with evidence based views. It notes research showing brain wave differences in users, suggesting diminished sensory reception without asserting conclusions. It also jokes about Australia’s long legal sentence, arguing extreme sentencing can be a crime.
In Ames Daily Tribune remarks, Chiang Kai-shek calls Mao Tse-tung a villain and arch-criminal and labels his nuclear tests a form of international black mail. The piece mocks both sides scrutability and contrasts American mudslinging with Chinese restraint.
Arab unity frayed as Rabat summit canceled amid Yemen war, pitting Saudi King Faisal against Nasser led states. Khartoum accord on Yemen and proportional representation faltering, threatening $120 million yearly aid to Egypt and Jordan and broader regional pacts.
A Washington discussion on noise pollution grows amid public frustration and potential political action. Secretary Udall leads a study with five scientists to measure effects on people and resources, as lawmakers consider urban and rural noise standards and potential new legislation.
Des Moines reports on the legality and limits of executive orders issued by Governor Harold Hughes. lawyers question constitutional basis with no Iowa precedent or statutory authority, amid plans for 16 regional service centers. article lists nine past orders and outlines potential constitutional challenges and the issue of implementation.
A montage of quips on marriage love and life from various writers. It contrasts a cynical view of marriage to a lighter War and Love notion and then shifts to amusing observations about babies driving miles, Shakespeare, eyebrows, makeup, wages, clothing, ketchup, and a nostalgic note on phrases resurfacing. The piece blends social musings with pop culture references and humorous tips.
Emerald Rebekah lodge members and visitors from Sigourney held an installation in Keota on January 17 with 40 in attendance. New officers include Noble Grand Maratha Sanders and Vice Grand Phyllis Warren, with Dorothy Singleton and Elizabeth Leitsinger named as reporter and instructor. A birthday program for Thomas Wildey was presented and a Home Fund collection taken. Refreshments followed and next meeting refreshments will be provided by Verne McConnell and Ruth Ginkens.
North faced 2NT and 4S at love all in a decisive bridge column. Becker analyzes why declarer South failed, noting the key error was missing a heart trick by recognizing the Q76 remaining high hearts after East ruffed and shifted clubs. A precise line leads to ten tricks by endplaying East.
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