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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1964
Page
4
The Evening Journal column critiques topless bathing suit chatter, jokes about fashion and propriety, and questions who could wear such attire. It juxtaposes vanity with old military obsolescence notions, notes elephants used as logistics in Vietnam, and closes with quips on media and daily life from various papers.
An ABA public service feature notes golf balls injure about 10,000 people yearly. Law allows negligence only if a warned zone of danger exists. A case where a golfer struck a companion after shouting fore led to a $5,000 verdict. Insurance, moderate caution, and extra forewarnings are advised.
An editor outlines the deep cultural and political interplay between the United States and Canada. He notes border proximity, commerce, media quotas, and shared history from the 18th to 19th centuries, praising Canadian resilience while lampooning American stereotypes with a light, satirical tone.
Six new works of fiction join the public library shelves with brief synopses by Carson McCullers. Titles include The Rising of the Lark by Ann Moray about Lisa Kennerly's troubled marriage, Catriona tracing a young Englishwoman’s crises, a myth retold with science setting, a California professor mystery, and a 2087 suspense featuring Britian and a looming solar system pass.
President Bill Sitler turned the gavel over to Dr Jud Mallory as the new Rotary administration began. Kelly Schlapkohl was named vice president and introduced Ruth Nolin who spoke on Cyprus amid Turkish Greek tensions. The club also voted to fund part of Washington boys' jamboree expenses at Valley Forge.
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