Vacation's Over Editorial What We Did This Summer
The washing Yon Evening Journal recalls a 1965 vacation near Hackensack Minnesota. The authors describe cottage life on Woman's Lake, fishing on Longville harbor, a boat ride at 40 mph, a duck brood of eleven, restaurant bills, and visits with Ted Bailey Jr. at the University of Minnesota. They note weather, a high dining bill, and joke about forgetfulness before promising not to bore readers with more vacation tales until 1966. They also recount Chirpy the baby robin cared for by Doc and Catherine Cruise, the pet’s meals, shelter needs, and eventual freedom awaiting his own instincts.
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Hackensack
Longville
Minneapolis
Ted Bailey, Jr
Ted
University of Minnesota
Bailey
M. A
Julie Young
Nisswa
Julie
Mid-West
Key Trouble In Missouri Helps Ed Nardy and Family
In Missouri Ed Nardy and his party of four visited a relative who boasted a pond full of fish. After Ed dropped the car keys into the water, the group spent hours trying to retrieve them and even considered crossing ignition wires. A taped extra key found on the dashboard saved the day, and Ed later had a spare made.
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Missouri
Mason Windsor
Moon flight plans pace toward 1970 landing
At Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville Alabama scientists and engineers describe a growing network from Cape Kennedy to New Orleans Hancock County and Houston moving toward the Apollo program lunar landing goals. The May 25 Saturn 1 test and the ongoing Saturn 5 preparations mark key milestones with Von Braun optimistic about meeting the decade moon landing target.
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Marshall Space Flight Center
America
United States
Cape Kennedy
Louisiana
Mississippi
Houston
Kennedy
Moon
von Braun
Marshall
Michoud Rocket Manufacturing
New Orleans
Hancock County
Miss
Panama Canal
Cuban refugees near halfway in Iowa Spanish teaching program
Seventeen refugees from Castro's Cuba progress through an eight week University of Iowa Cuban Institute training for Spanish teaching. Most have secured 1965-66 Iowa school positions. two join South Dakota. Participants, 11 men and 6 women, are well educated with multiple degrees and reside at Burge Hall. The program, funded by HEW Cuban Refugee Program, aims to foster U S cultural understanding and classroom readiness. Professor Cerreta says this is the program’s last Iowa year, with 71 Cubans trained over three years.
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Cuba
University of Iowa
Iowa
South Dakota
Burge Hall
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Angel Castro
U. S
Bolondron
Athens of
Castro
Juan Bravo
Miami
Bravo
Iowa City
Villisca
Adalberto Rodrigues
Rodrigues
Lone Tree
Cedar Rapids
United States
Florindo Cerreta
Cerreta
Cough Syrups with Codeine Now Require Prescription
Minnesota tightens access to codeine cough syrups to curb cross state buying and reduce drug abuse. New law targets syrups with codeine, an opiate-related substance, amid concerns addicts mix with alcohol and shift to stronger narcotics.
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Minnesota
Evening Journal Summary Item
Washington IA edition July 17 1965 presents local news briefs and community notices from the Evening Journal with international and state coverage spanning notable events, ceremonies, and public notices in a compact hometown newspaper style.
Medicare payroll tax impact on Iowa workers debated
UPI reports Sen. Jack Miller and Sen. Carl Curtis criticized the Medicare Social Security bill, estimating Iowa workers will pay about 30 million dollars in new payroll taxes and that Medicare costs could rise to five billion annually by 1973. They warned the bill regresses taxes on low income families and the elderly, while noting Iowa’s existing aid program for the aged.
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Washington
UPI
Jack Miller
Iowa
Senate
Miller
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Curtis
Salvage Mission in a Bust Contract Bridge Play
South redraws his chances in a master class of defense and timing as the South player, facing a near hopeless contract, fashions a line to ruff and discard to avoid a diamond loser. Through careful managing of entries and a heart and spade finesse, he survives with the ruffing sequence to thwart declarer’s plan.
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Declarer
South
West
East
Tres Syndicate, Inc
Gas line laid near Ainsworth hills
A July report notes a natural gas pipeline being laid over a hill from Ainsworth crossing a pasture and slanting toward the creek. Separately, many local residents attended double funerals for Dianne and Barbara Jarrard at Lone Tree, with social visits and family gatherings described around town.
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Ainsworth
J. D. Rabenold
Roy Geret
Louis Pruess
Dianne
Barbara Jarrard
Lone Tree
Iowa City
Kenneth Pruess
Dan Bontrager
Legion
Indiana
Mike Kazora
Solon
Jay West
Cindy
Melanie
Keokuk
Milburn Spessard
Maye Telford
C.A. Thompson
Illeah Farrier
Wellston
Lake Darling
Thompsons
Washington Evening Journal masthead and staff credits
The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa lists David Elder as editor and business manager William Shannon as vice president and advertising director Charles Morris as news editor Bob Shaffer as local advertising Bruce Cowden as contributing editor and Howard Hazen as production superintendent The paper publishes on weekdays excluding Sunday Christmas and July 4th It is entered as second class matter under the 1879 act and is affiliated with Inland Daily Press Assn Iowa Daily Press Assn Iowa Press Assn and Audit Bureau of Circulations Subscriptions in Iowa are 2.75 for three months 10 for year
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David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Bruce Cowden
Howard Hazen
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
MAI
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Bud DeLa
Chuck Hotle
Woman’s Lake
Washington County
Fair Oaks Motor Hotel
Chirpy
Cruise Lawn
Mama Robin
Doc
Catherine Cruise
Cruise Yard
Catherine
Ed Nardy
Dennis
Doug
Sam Weeks
Steve
Mighty Saturn
Huntsville
Ala
Alabama
Florida
Texas
Cape
New Proving Ground
Center
Bob Hibbs
Iowa City Press-Citizen
Family Health
Walter 4. Kemp
Ludwik Gross
Bronx VA
Atlanta
Theodore C. Eickhoff
CDC
Eickhoff
Niels Tygstrup
University of Copenhagen
Baltimore
New York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington, Iowa
B. Jay Becker
South Dealer
NORTH
South West North East
King
C. A. Thompson
John Elliott Sr
Blanche Stephens
Richard Stephens
Richard Allen
Gene Stephens
Bob Stephens
West Chester
George Walsh
Ron
Sean
Chicago
Richard Edmondson
Denver
Colo
the Elliott’s
Colorado Mountains
Levi Blanchard
Robert Blanchard
Waynesville
Doug White
Bob Putney
Lake Geneva
Clarke Pfeifer
Com
Ronald Good
Robin
Janell
Moline
Rome
Naples
Italy
Naval War College
Newport
R. I
N.A.T.O
United Presbyterian
Max M. White
Charles Ort
Louis Koehler
White
Claude Kilgore
Lloyd Edwards
Ort
Lee Conry
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