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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1964
Page
4
An editorial fragment recalls Hebrews 5 8 and the humble birth of Jesus as a prelude to suffering. It mentions the need to endure hardship and includes a stark line about before salvation a child may face hunger or deprivation. The piece ends with a note about a silent spring not yet arriving.
A Sunday drive on Highway 1 between Washington and Brighton drew crowds and shown driving excess as motorists risked dangerous passes. The writer notes many Illinois license plates and hopes the reckless drivers return to Illinois and stay there.
A humorous column notes sparrow nests in unlikely places around town including a brick wall and a garage. It jokes about clothesline hiding habits observed in Iowa and quips about car purchases and secrecy. The piece ends with a quote contrasting feeding with political ideology.
The column presents a wry observation about indecision. A witty speaker notes that a person unsure of direction tends to be already on the move, hinting at a broader remark on intention and action.
Truman M. Mast son of Dr and Mrs T M Mast of Washington now at the University of South Dakota was initiated May 22 into the USD chapter of the Society of Sigma Xi as an associate member. He earned a predoctoral research fellowship from the U S Public Health Service for graduate study in physiological and comparative psychology. He is supported by the fellowship until he earns his PhD in psychology and has published several articles in scientific journals including a recent piece in Biological Reports. He presented a paper at the 43rd Highway Research Board meeting in Washington DC this January on fatigue and driver performance.
In the wake of Sputnik and a push for science, the new math approach shifts from drill to concept. Sets and numbers redefine grade school learning, while computers and binary thinking reshape problem solving and teaching demands.
Oscar Dautremont died in Portland Oregon on May 22 at age 79 after a long illness. He was a Riverside native son of James and Mary Dautremont and was married to Mary Ella Schnoebelen who died May 3 at age 77. Surviving are a daughter Mrs You Butz and two sons Claiborne and Clell all of Portland. Also noted: multiple community obituaries including Michael John Schnoebelen and Will McLaughlin. Services for the Dautremonts were in Portland and burial at Mt. Olivet.
The article explains careful declarer play to reach nine tricks in three notrump. It warns against early spade finesses that may hand East the deadly heart return and advises winning the diamond, then club, back to force a long run. South should counter any lead by West to secure at least nine tricks.
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