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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1963

Page

4

Editorial: quick punishment for the first offense

The Washington Evening Journal editors urge swift, certain punishment for juveniles first offenses. They cite Lincoln and a school principal to argue that immediate consequences deter repeat crime, while noting Chamber of Commerce views on liquor by the drink and urging readers to vote on it.

Lincoln

Washington County Liquor Vote Comments Spark Clarification

In a Davenport Journal article from July 11, 1963 the Chamber of Commerce was said to favor liquor by the drink. Erma Zelinsky of Washington writes that not all chamber members support this stance and calls for a public clarification. The editor notes include a clarifying column.

Davenport Art Smith Washington County Chamber of Commerce Washington Board of “Liquor Chamber of Commerce Board

Round Grove Rites for Mrs Clarence Benson

Round Grove residents gather for funeral services as longtime Round Grove School teacher Mrs Clarence Benson dies at home age after five years of service. The obituary notes kinship to Mrs Raymond Coon and lists local attendees and Memorial Day era visits, detailing community ties and recent gatherings across Round Grove, Ames, Waterloo, and nearby towns.

Round Grove Clarence Benson Ronald Charles Skubal Riverside Ida Skubal I Brian Dale « Schnoebelen John Bertlstofer

Iowa Capitol to undergo 1 4 face lift and dome gilding

Des Moines Iowa plans a major exterior restoration of the capitol at a total appropriation near 290000 with 198000 for exterior repairs including tuckpointing cleaning and stonework. New sand blasting method may be tested while dome gilding at about 80000 will yield 22 carat gold leaf next spring.

Des Moines UIDPA Towa Iowa Executive Council Frank Bunker Melvin Synhorst Bunker Synhorst Capitol Statehouse Iowa Ew Capitol United States Jasper County Iowa City Monroe City General Assembly

The American way blamed as failure in race rights promises

A political essay argues the failure of the American way in civil rights, blaming shameless politicians from both major parties for unrewarded promises to Black voters. It notes Democratic pledges in 1960 and Kennedy administration promises, contrasts with FDR era gains, and cites riots as proof that ballot strategies did not suffice.

South Ublicans Fdr Kennedy Brothers Kennedys

End Visit at Crawfordsville

Mrs. W. M. Coldwell and daughter Kim leave Oakland on July 12 after a three week visit with her parents in Crawfordsville. She attends cousin Virginia Dunns wedding in Columbus Junction on July 6. Gene Hill and family from Milwaukee visit relatives here before returning home. A family picnic occurs at Saunders Park with Cherryholmes and Young families and others.

Crawfordsville W. M. Coldwell Kim Oakland Calif J. W. Evans Virginia Dunn Columbus Junction Gene Hill Susan Barbara Keneth Milwaukee Wisc Keneth Cherryholmes Saunders Park Mr. Pleasant Hill Cherryholmes Cleo Cherryholmes Steven Linda Burlington Dick Young Rhonda and Dana Winfield Farrell Young Jim Young Diane Roger Irene Jim Edgar David Brenda Clarence Fulton Boulder Colo Harold Fulton Texas Estes Park Ron Stout United Presbyterian Camp Wyoming Billmond Joe Jim Andrew Lillie Coopers Lindsey Wilson Albuquerque New Mexico Daryl Baughman Bob Baughman DeWitt Dale Harriman Sons New York Baughman Wayne Berry Alice Larry Baumert Riley, Kansas

Playing the Four Spades and Six Diamonds bridge hands

Declarer faces a heart lead and must plan to retain control. In four spades, win the heart queen, switch to a club, and repeatedly ruff or discard to prevent the defense from cashing the long suit. In six diamonds, win the ace of hearts, signal partnerships, and work toward ruffing losers, ensuring the center suit stays under control and avoiding premature discard of high cards.

North Cuba Pont, Biota Pocomes

Visit Highlights People From Michigan And New Mexico

Dearborn resident Mrs Ina Miller visits Keota for a month to spend time with her niece Mrs Vi a Mattison and other relatives. The article lists numerous relatives and friends from Michigan New Mexico Iowa and New York gathering in Keota for the holiday period and related visits.

College Curriculum Now Integrated

St Marys College in Moraga California introduces an integrated curriculum linking arts sciences and social sciences. The program includes Great Classics courses and aims to show relationships among disciplines, with emphasis on literature philosophy and notable thinkers.

Sec Aquinas

Guardian Angel For Radioactive Material

Albuquerque based Atomic Energy Commission official Donald P. Dickason oversees nationwide handling and transport of classified radioactive and hazardous materials. A 24 hour duty officer locates moving stock, and in any incident a specialized response team is dispatched to contain contamination and protect the public. The AEC reports no past accidental nuclear explosions or public-harm incidents.

Lbuquerque N.M API Atomic Energy Commission Albuquerque Guardian Agel Donald P. Dickason AEC United States Dickason

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