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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1966
Page
4
A Washington Evening Journal editorial reflects on release dates for major news, noting unethical early publication by a Sioux City TV station. It recounts a politician's letter about the breach, and argues that the station’s apology, we made a mistake we’re sorry, is a reasonable explanation.
National Council of Churches delegates to Iowa questioned religious freedom claims in Amish school disputes. The group, after reviewing facts, said religious liberty was not clearly violated. Iowa law requires certified teachers. solutions require Amish schools to hire certified teachers, send children to certified schools, or change the law.
A brief, humorous column notes perceived shifts in global affairs. It mentions 22 communists fleeing pursuit in a South American country being eaten by piranhas, comments on diplomats in unfamiliar nations, and jokes that Burundi recently drew attention in Africa. The piece ends with a quip about evolution and human trouble.
A citizen asks where to obtain 1040 forms and learns 1965 tax rates are lower than 1964. Advice covers W-2 timing, mailing checks to the IRS, reporting spouses’ social security numbers, deductible state and local taxes, use of Form 1040A, sick pay deductions, refund options, and dividend tax-free thresholds.
Private Willard Friese of the US Marines, service number 2143575, assigned to 1st Battalion 4th Marine A Company FPO San Francisco California, reported with a $6601 designation in the service record.
Iowa veterans have a May 2 deadline to rejoin the two newly opened GI insurance programs. Director E. W. Christensen of the Des Moines VA Center notes eligibility for those with service connected disabilities who originally qualified between October 8, 1940 and January 1, 1957 and either did not enroll or let coverage lapse. Full details are available by calling or visiting the VA Center at Fourth and Walnut in Des Moines.
Kleopfers mark 49th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the Captains Table in Washington on January 24. Attending were Earl Griffin Iowa City Alphonse Kleopfer and family Dale Kos and family Dale Sojka and family and Robert Kleopfer family. Also noted were health updates on Mrs. Albin Soukup and Clover Fullerton. card party prizes awarded at the American Legion Auxiliary event.
South must decide bids after a double by East. Hand 1 passes, indicating a minimum double. Hand 2 supports diamonds with a two diamond raise. Hand 3 shows notrump with 16–19 points as a cautious bid. Hand 4 raises to three diamonds to show stronger values and place emphasis on diamond fit. Hand 5 jumps to two hearts aiming to reveal diamond support later while considering a possible heart game.
Keota community schools released the third six weeks and first semester honor rolls. Seniors named to both rolls include Twyla Hammes Charles Helscher Bonnie Baker Linda Pearson Doug Hammes Phil Peiffe Karen Schreuves Mike Trier David Luers Mary ann Sieren Bruce Temple Patty Kerber. Junior and sophomore lists feature Barbara Adam Mike Quigley Mary Temple Dan Flynn Mary Huber Larry Sanders Jim Hammes Jane Klein Joy Greiner Sara Weber. Eighth and seventh grade honorees include Mike Geil Katie Temple Tom Hahn Connie Norenberg Diane WeberSteve Conrad.
The Iowa Restaurant Association led by state president A J Vorsten announces the fifth annual Coffee Day to aid the Iowa Association for Retarded Children. About 2 000 member restaurants will serve free coffee on March 18 or 19 with donations in containers. Proceeds support the Iowa program and research, with regional and county chairmen named Francis Kapler and Harold Peterson coordinating efforts.
Lowenberg Sunbeam Bakery Inc of Ottumwa Iowa receives the Quality Bakers of America Cooperative plaque for garage operations. The award honors 10 criteria including cleanliness and maintenance with Lowenberg earning the honor for the fourth consecutive year among 130 plants. The firm operates about 75 distribution vehicles.
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