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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1967

Page

4

Thought for the Day and a First Aid Tale humor

A moral reflection opens the page with Isaiah verse on forgiveness. The West Des Moines Express humor column then recalls a soldier's improvised first aid lecture, teaching sun stroke heat exhaustion snake bites and burns amid a comic clash with high ranking officers.

Young Republicans defend county honesty and audit needs

In a June 1 letter response, the Young Republicans challenge the Mid-Prairie Young Democrats charge of a one party system in Washington County. They condemn dishonesty in public office, urge audits and fair salaries, and defend the integrity of most officials while criticizing the Democrats for casting broad accusations.

Mid-Prairie Teen Dems Club Washington County Congress Republican Party Burlington W.R. Howe

Iowa Juvenile Delinquency Cases Rise Across Decades

A study by Iowa State University compares 1940 to 1964 juvenile court data in Iowa. Delinquency cases rose from 1,607 in 1940 to 2,408 in 1964, with wartime increases and postwar fluctuations. The report analyzes probation use, gender differences, rural versus urban trends, and the structure of county probation systems across 99 counties.

DES Moines IDPA Iowa Walter A. Lunden Iowa State University Lunden Monona Polk County Linn County Woodbury Scott Webster Pottawattamie Black Hawk Dubuque Johnson Cerro Gordo

Famous Bridge Hands Spark Six Spades Study

In a 1967 Evening Journal bridge column, the North dealer reaches six spades after a club lead. West did not follow to the first spade, prompting analysis of drawing trumps versus testing diamonds. Harry Fishbein demonstrated the winning line: win clubs, ruff, lead spades, and use a club ruff to force East into a dilemma, ultimately making the slam.

West King Harry Fishbein New York Fishbein East Res Syndicate, Inc

The Cat Problem in Detroit Schools Described as Social Menace

A harsh profile argues that Detroit high school youths labeled cats commit knife fights and riots, fueling police and public concern. It depicts a dropout culture blamed for crime, vandalism, and social decay, suggesting only harsher enforcement can curb the menace.

Detroit

Paying for Vietnam War Half On Tax and Half On Debt

The United States plans to finance the Vietnam War at about 50 percent current taxes and 50 percent borrowing, estimating $49 billion for 1966-68. Treasury officials warn assumptions may vary, but argue this method compares favorably with past wars while noting future costs could force changes. A separate note from Morden, England, reports a plan for a roadside sign to curb accidents was dropped to avoid distracting drivers.

Washington UPI Vietnam Johnon House Ways & Means Committee Treasury Henry H. Fowler Morden England

Washington Evening Journal Masthead and staff list

The Washington Evening Journal in Washington Iowa lists David Elder as Editor and Business Manager William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director Charles Morris as News Editor Bob Shaffer as Local Advertising and Howard Hazen as Production Superintendent. It notes publication afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th.

David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Bob Shaffer Howard Hazen Washington Iowa

Funstons visit Keota then head to Fort Huachuca

Enroute to Arizona Mr and Mrs Herbie Funston of Mt Clemmons Michigan visited his parents Mr and Mrs Clayton Funston in Keota May 31 They left Monday for Fort Huachuca Arizona where Funston will work at the arsenal and report June 5 Also visiting were the Pedricks Hesss Bales Zaigers Bond Cooley Becker families and others with Memorial Day gatherings and graduations noted.

Boyd Sanders Keota Herbie Funston Mt. Clemmons Michigan Clayton Funston Fort Kuachuca Arizona Funston John Perdrick Laura Wawatosa Wisconsin Ben Adams California Elizabeth Levien Des Moines Earl Cooley Cooleys Grand Forks North Dakota Bob Pete Becker Dick Feehan Ainsworth Shirley

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