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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
12
In the June 13 1963 Washington Evening Journal an editorial critiques Wallace Alabama politics and Kennedy nuclear talks. It warns Republicans against quashing efforts and argues for US initiative to pursue a real test ban while noting dangers from atmospheric nuclear fallout and radioactive Strontium-90. The piece also reflects on media theatrics and daily traffic rhythms.
A collage of home life notes includes children making castles from rocks and cement, a shopper reflecting on clerk assistance in a clothing store, pet care logistics for vacation, and a tiny bird duo settling in a cage. A quick meat dish, porcupine balls, is suggested with hamburger rice and tomato juice via pressure cooker for a family meal.
Experts say desalting sea water remains uneconomical for broad use due to high costs and transport losses. They cite limited viability without local transport savings and emphasize conservation and brackish-water plants as better options. Buckeye Arizona reports 650,000 gallons daily at 90 cents per thousand gallons as a local example.
Iowa Attorney General Evan Hultman faces a constitutional ruling over a $2 million contingent fund for the legislative budget and financial control interim committee. Gov. Harold Hughes supports signing the bill, while Hultman’s prior rulings question legislature power, raising questions on funding and oversight for state agencies and PMA allocations.
A bridge hand from a team match shows South in four spades doubled, facing a diamond lead. West ruffs a king, then hearts force declarer to ruff and later lose two club tricks, down two for a 1000 point penalty amid debate over overcalling with diamonds and redoubling four spades.
A 1963 reminiscence from Ethel L. Eckels chronicles a Thursday gathering in Central Park with neighbors and friends. The piece contrasts past pleasures like horse drawn days with modern autos, discusses emotional stability, cooperation, usefulness, and togetherness, then ends with a light verse about everyday, unobtrusive joys.
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