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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1963
Page
3
A reader asks Abby to help with a nickname given by his wife Sitting Bull and whether a retiring man should be called that. Abby replies the nickname is noble and shares a prior letter about a husband called Fanydew. The page includes questions about a son marrying a woman with a child out of wedlock and a teen asking how to walk home with a girlfriend after a movie, with Abby offering guidance.
In an exclusive UPI interview Jacqueline Kennedy shares her two year outlook as First Lady. She emphasizes time with her children, prioritizing family over constant public spotlight, and notes her affinity with former First Lady Bess Truman while supporting her husband’s presidency.
Washington insiders say Kennedy faces a brighter legislative outlook with tax cuts and Medicare potential in play. Democrats gain House support on Ways and Means and Appropriations while battles linger over foreign aid education and school church issues.
A dry bean conference in Los Angeles urged researchers to raise beans to a higher social status, citing nutrition, economy and flavor. The piece surveys global beans dishes from cassoulet to refritos, noting varied preparations and cultural uses across Europe, the Americas, and Asia.
Linda Campbell daughter of Mr and Mrs Herb Campbell has been active at Washington High School She has served in Y Teens for four years in charge of worship this year and was secretary treasurer of her homeroom in junior year She plays clarinet in marching concert and pep bands and is part of a mixed clarinet quartet She also plays piano accompanying soloists and has hobbies in music She is involved with Girls Recreation Association Spanish Club Future Teachers of America and helped at the Hi Life concession stand Linda has been a 4 H member in offices secretary treasurer and president She was a foreign exchange student in Norway in 1962 and sister to Anne Courtney during 1961 62 She attends Methodist MYF and Suzannah Girls and will attend Iowa State University Ames majoring in general home economics.
A cozy scene describes coffee served in a large cup with French crullers. The piece lists ingredients and steps for making light crullers, from mixing flour and butter to frying at 370, yielding about 15 donuts.
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