Centerville Community College debate draws letters and data
The editor publishes a reader reply from Dean Louis R News ham of Centerville College. He notes strong local support and scholarship funding, cites enrollment shares from nearby towns, and argues two year colleges aid students who cannot attend larger schools.
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Washington Junior College
Centerville
Dean Newsham
Centerville College
Albia
Moravia
Allerton
Seymour
Bloomfield
Corydon
Towa
Boone
Burlington
Clarinda
Clinton
Creston
Eagle Grove
Ellsworth
Emmetsburg
Estherville
Fort Dodge
Keokuk
Marshalltown
Mason City
Muscatine
Webster City
Editorial Briefs Reflecting on Life, Water, and Civic Pride
An old building symbolizes idleness while towns face evolving commerce. A proposed eastern coast plant would desalinate sea water to 100000 to 350000 gallons daily. The piece notes bipartisan outreach to Khrushchev, calls for better census enterprise, and critiques subscriber bait and planet-message searches.
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Burlington
Hair washing frequency linked to scalp and eye issues
Health guidance notes dandruff and scalp care can affect eye health. Reports vary on shampooing: many advise washing when hair looks dirty, while others recommend twice weekly or longer intervals. Doctors warn frequent washing may help prevent blepharitis linked to dandruff.
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Pennsylvania Medical Journal
James S. Jordan
Scranton
Jordan
Gross Censures 50 000 Grant for Bird Studies
Rep H R Gross criticizes a 50 000 dollar grant to Cornell University for a study of bird sounds after the House approved a 160 million dollar NSF appropriation. He questions the timing and value of the grant amid federal funding.
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Washington
UPI
H.R. Gross
Iowa
Gross
National Science Foundation
Cornell University
Harvey and Warfel’s Restaurant on Washington Square
C S Ragan recalls Harvey and Warfel at the north side of Washington square in Washington Iowa. He worked there 1906 to late 1908 as a staffer then post office clerk, praising Cap Harvey and Rude Warfel as skilled bosses who fed teachers clerks and workers, with Jennie Williams as cook and a busy front dining room and ice cream operation.
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Journal
Don Ross
Harvey & Warfel's
Nicola & Harmon
Cap't Harvey
Rude Warfel
Jennie Williams
Tom Eden
Dana Rohrer
Jake Wenger
Rude
Cap
Washington Square
C.S. Ragan
West Main St
Washington
Iowa
Entry problems in contract bridge show decisive finesse plan
West and dummy play creates an entry problem in a master event hand. South forces entry by ruffing hearts and manipulating trump and suit entries, but misplays on clubs and diamonds allow East to defend correctly and prevent the diamond finesse.
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West North East South
King of Hearts
Declarer
West
South
East
Enties
King
Res Syndicate, Inc
West Germany car production rises sharply in early 1960
West Germany produced 520 871 cars and trucks in the first quarter of 1960 up from 498 thousands in the prior year. The export share reached 248 304 tonnes of transported goods with a market expansion in 1960.
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Frankfurt, Germany
Upi
West Germany
Four Die As Light Plane Crashes En Route to Wedding
A light plane crashed at a small Idaho airstrip on takeoff killing four people en route to a Gary South Carolina wedding. The pilot Bruce Caldwell 29 of Lynnwood Washington perished along with his wife Shirley, their adopted son Bradley six months, and Carol Knutson 19 of Sioux Falls. Janice Lindberg 19 sister of Mrs Caldwell was injured.
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Elk River
Idaho
UPI
Gary
S. C
Bruce Caldwell
Lynnwood
Wash
Sioux Falls
S. D
Shirley
Billy Lindberg
Bradley
Carol Knutson
Seattle
Janice Lindberg
Caldwell
Grutman Memorial Hospital
Moscow
Foundation to study and record taxpayers' reactions
A foundation proposes to study and document the audible reactions of taxpayers as they read about how their money is spent and potentially frittered away. The effort aims to preserve public sentiment for posterity.
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Foundation
Idaho air crash ranks among worst in recent years
Witness James Low in north Idaho describes a Cessna 172 veering toward a water tower on a hill and plunging near the runway end in an accident not involving fire. The piece notes Caldwell’s route and Hope College ties since 1945, with Lubbers’ academic and teaching history across several institutions.
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Idaho
James Low
North Idaho
Caldwell
South Dakota
Young Lubbers Named President of Central College
Arend D. Lubbers, 28, son of a college president, was chosen as Central College president in Pella Iowa by the board executive committee. He will take the post August 15, succeeding Dr G T Van der Lugt. Lubbers has been vice president for development since last September.
Washington Evening Journal masthead and imprint line
The passage lists the Washington Evening Journal staff and publishing details. It notes editors and managers, publication schedule, postal information, wire memberships, and subscription rates. The text reflects a historic newspaper masthead with organizational affiliations and contact data.
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Washington Evening Journal
Marion Ave
Washington, Iowa
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Charles Morris
W. J. Shannon
Howard Hazen
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United Ress
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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