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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1962

Page

4

Congress Grants President Tariff Bargaining Powers

Editorial notes Congress passed a bill giving the president authority to bargain with European nations for tariff concessions to aid freer trade within a six nation Common Market. It argues wider free trade benefits the West, though competition will be fierce and Britain’s possible entry could affect U S standing. The piece also recounts a humorous newsroom incident about a coffee can stuck on a horse’s foot.

Congress United States Great Britain West

Summer Stock Returns to Iowa City with Repertory Company

A university based repertory group of 24 actors debuts a second season in Iowa City featuring Much Ado About Nothing The Miser The Mad Woman of Chaillot and Death of a Salesman Daryl Schultz of the local high school faculty acts in the first three plays and handles tech on the fourth.

University At Iowa City Middle-West Daryl Schultz Shakespeare Moliere Giraudoux Chaillot Miller

Letters to the Journal on Goldwater and the Birds

Prescott Arizona letter compares Washington Iowa and Washington DC climate. Barry Goldwater negotiates a pigeons nest in his apartment vents and, moved by maternal instinct, spares the birds. The author notes a victory in defeat and jokes about the Goldwaters enduring the heat while hoping fledglings fly.

Kennedy Mama Pigeon Shakespeare Barry Goldwater

Andy Henry Visits Clem Eagle Family in Cedar

Andy Henry of Fairfield spends the week with daughter and son in law Clem Eagle and family in Cedar. Sunday visitors include Richard Lahr of Solon Eugene Kaska Fairfield A J Lahr Gertrude Eagle and Orba Little of Washington. Mercy Hospital Iowa City patient Dessa Libe receives calls. Many relatives from Fairfield Columbus Junction Cedar Rapids Ottumwa and Florida attend family time at the Libe cabin near Columbus Junction.

Cedar Andy Henry Fairfield Mrs Clem Eagle Richard Lahr Solon Eugene Kaska A. J. Lahr Gertrude Eagle Orba Little Washington Dessa Libe Mercy Hospital Iowa City Floyd Olds Edgar Fortune Columbus Junction Beverly Fortune Maurice Libe Merle White Cedar Rapids G. C. Haskins Dale Crandall Florida Henry Charles Bartholow Carl Brown Dale Hulen Nancy Virgil Jones Lois Brown Lancaster Missouri Dwain Johnson Cinthia David Ben Elwyn Corey Herman Venhaus Kathryn Godfrey Marjorie Titterington Ottumwa Mattie Stephens Muscatine Luella Pearson Bernard Schnoebelen Clara Rath Rath Leslie Perczek Lone Tree Carl Luckey Merle Blieu Durant Osteopathic Hospital Davenport

Is Your Attic A Mental Illness

A Chicago psychiatrist argues a bulging attic signals accumulating behavior not thrift. He warns junk in attics and closets risks fire and pests, urging spring cleaning to discard old magazines clothes books and cartons before hazards grow.

Chicago Psychiatrist

Crooked Creek Cyclones Tour Ends With Park Picnic

The 4-H club in Crawfordsville held its annual tour on June 27 starting at 1 p.m. Members visited exhibits around town, then gathered in Crawfordsville park for a picnic. Refreshments were provided by Joe and Miriam Jones, Stanley Jewell, and Cindy, Sue and Ed Jones. A field trip to Quincy, IL is planned for July 5.

Crooked Creek

Class Enjoys Outing At Lavern Graber Farm

WAYLAND June 26 The Friendly Helpers Sunday School class held a wiener roast and picnic supper June 22 at Lavern Graber farm with families including Kauffman Allimans Richenbergers and several others. Community notices recount funerals sales and visits across nearby towns.

Wayland Friendly Helpers Lavern Graber Farm Dean Kauffman Willis Allimans Dale Richenbergers Duwaine Hirschy Dale Clarks Kenneth Millers Marvin Rinners Orval Roths Ralph Osbornes Glen Richenbergers Clinton Hertigs Harold Rixes

Martin Family Guests Attend Farewell Supper

The text describes a supper and overnight visit by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin and children and Lucy Martin of La Junta Colorado at the Martin Wyse and William Eichelberger homes. They were en route to visit Martin relatives in Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Rev and Mrs Fred Martin recently transferred to Churdan Iowa were given a farewell supper at the Methodist church with gifts from Finley and Wayland congregations.

Paul Martin Lucy Martin la Junta Colo Martin Wyse William Eichelberger Martin Lancaster County Fred Martin Churdan Iowa Methodist Finley Wayland

Free Movies in Riverside Park to Start July Second

Riverside plans call for free summer movie showings at Riverside Park four times, with a screen and electric outlets installed. The first screening tentatively set for July 2, with movies every two weeks.

Riverside Better Riverside Club Riverside Park

Brighton Girl At Hawkeye Girls State

Brighton residents report Marla VaLey attended Hawkeye Girls State with election judge duties for Young City Ward 2 and a three member governor printing board committee. Mrs. Dewayne Hooks and Alaska visitors join Mrs Vera Statler and family before heading to Germany to reunite with SP5 Hooks. Harmony Club meets for Father’s Day gathering and plans hospital gift scrapbooks while children receive a birthday surprise.

Brighton Marla VaLey Washington Dave Gilligan Minneapolis Minnesota Harmony Club Hattie Jones Rhua Saunders Children’s Hospital Iowa City Nelle Kyle Mrs Jones Norbert Chuck

Bid logic for five bridge hands from Evening Journal

Five sample hands analyzed by B. Jay Becker. Three notrump opens show 25 to 27 points with balanced distribution. one club is preferred over one spade for space. four spades signals strength. one diamond fits 16 to 18 points. one club opens with 4-4-4-1 distribution to show suits economically.

Res Syndicate, Inc

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