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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1967
Page
4
The Northrup King flower garden at the intersection of Highways 1 and 92, northwest of Washington, occupies nearly an acre. The editorial praises its thoughtful layout, colors, and upkeep, noting the public beauty and modest tourism it affords, and urges appreciation for the N K company for maintaining the garden.
A California police department installed plastic water filled bumpers on patrol cars to absorb shocks. The water bag cushions impacts, and severe shocks eject water, protecting occupants. The design is ugly and practical but would freeze into solid ice in Iowa winters, a noted drawback.
Charleston Daily Mail notes how camping has shifted from roughing it to bringing home comforts. Eastern Iowa state park overloaded transformers with coffee makers and TVs as the trend toward built in amenities like bath houses laundromats and meeting spaces grows.
A mother answers her daughter’s question about angels and heaven with a corny witticism. The Brooks Bulletin prints a light moral quip about men and heaven, noting the joke’s playful nature and wordplay on shaving.
The FTC ruled that Japanese wild mink are actually weasels and must be labeled accordingly when used in fur coats. The move aims to curb the influx of Japanese mink pelts sold cheaper than home-bred mink, prompting reactions from American wearers who insist their coats remain mids of luxury despite the labeling.
Iowa's safety department, led by Commissioner Jack Fulton, analyzes the cost to fully implement the 13 U S Department of Transportation safety standards. A $1.6 million two year federal aid package targets local subdivisions, with $600,000 state fiscal 1967. Focus may start on one or two major programs including emergency medical care, driver education, licensing, and highway safety provisions.
A widow wrongfully accuses a gardener of burglary and he sues for malicious prosecution after an airtight alibi clears him. The court rules no liability without lack of probable cause, noting safeguards to keep crime reporting open and guard public communication.
The Seventy Six Center Community Club met Thursday afternoon at the Winga Cafe in Wash ington with nineteen members and one guest, Mrs. Helen Sedrel. Irene Baughman, president, led the business, a new member was added, and members agreed to donate $1 each to cover linoleum for the community building. Mary Roberts and Lela Miller organized entertainment. A breakfast for members is planned for August 10, served by Bertha Durst and committee.
The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa lists staff roles including David Elder as Editor and Business Manager and Charles Morris as News Editor, with advertising and production notes. The paper notes publication afternoons except Sundays, holidays, and the Fourth of July, and provides mail subscription rates for in and out of state readers.
South plays six spades after North opens one heart and East ruffs the opening heart lead. By cashing diamonds, ruffing diamonds, and observing West's inferred distribution, the declarer navigates to make six spades despite initial setbacks. The 1965 Intercollegiate Tourney showcased clues from missing cards guiding perfect play.
Vivien Kellems, at 71, plans to enroll in October at the University of Edinburgh to pursue a Doctorate on U.S. income tax. The Iowa-born activist, famous for defying tax collectors and feuding with President Truman, aims to study taxation and foreign aid while compiling material for her thesis.
Keota women enjoyed a Lagos Acres Ladies Day with morning golf, a 12 30 luncheon, bridge and pinochle. Lorena Redlinger won low score and Thelma Bell low putts. Eight Keota women attended the Sigourney Invitational where Mary Flynn had low Keota score and Mary Sondag won low putts. Betty Flynn and Yvonne Norenberg also won prizes. Mr and Mrs George Brower and Stanley visited with Miss Ann Brower. The Hi Lo Pinochle Club met with Martha Sanders hosting. Ruth Ginkens Beth Holmes and Gladys Vincent won prizes and Ruth Ginkens will host the August party.
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