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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
4
The piece urges readers to feel the hidden ministry of God’s angels, citing Psalm 34 7 and inviting daily experience of divine protection for those who fear Him. It prompts personal reflection on providence and unseen guardians.
The County Hospital in Washington County won voter approval last Thursday for a bond issue to fund a bigger and better facility. City precincts favored the measure by nearly 80 percent, lifting the county tally to 60 percent overall, surpassing the bond threshold and reflecting broad support for the project.
The Atlanta Journal notes India's Hindu majority views cows as holy while minority groups hold different meat beliefs. It argues slaughters conflict with hunger and modernization amid regional tensions with Red China and Pakistan, calling for food policy change.
GOP state chairman Robert Ray accuses a Democratic legislature of overburdening Iowans with higher taxes. He cites a state budget jump from 208 to 267 million and 19 permissive local-tax bills, predicting about ten mills in extra property tax without real relief from education aid. He warns of costly mandated spending and criticizes withholding of state income taxes, calling it unfair and a key campaign issue.
Guidance for parents to teach spatial relations and basic concepts such as in and out, above and below, front and back, and size through play, dressing, coloring, and simple games. Emphasizes daily language use, following directions, and linking words to everyday actions. Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
Ainsworth firemen were called Thursday night to a highway truck east of town where four tires burned but the rest of the truck was saved. The vehicle came from Moline Illinois and no injuries are reported as area residents visited relatives over Memorial Day weekend.
A reader praises B. Jay Becker's bidding in Hand No. 30 from the 1953 world championship match Sweden versus the United States. Becker, East, passed four times. his team won 750 points after diverse passes and doubles, with South going down four.
Final rites for William Bill Crayne were conducted at 2 p m Tuesday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Halsey Wakelin in charge. Soloist Bob Everetts led the service as pallbearers Ralph Kleese Robert Wiley Dale Woodburn Leslie Dunlap Ezra Jones and George Dare served. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.
The O E S of Ainsworth met at the Masonic Temple with Worthy Matron Mrs. Donna Wehr and Worthy Patron Alvin Wehr presiding. A Flag Day ceremony honored by members included singing the Star Spangled Banner. Upcoming events include a Pet Luck Supper June 19 and the Sept. 1 meeting honoring Past Matrons and Patrons.
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