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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
10
A compact editorial note discusses how editors select which UPI and AP dispatches to print, stressing local news first. It contrasts private UPI with Tass, explains the editor’s role in filtering vast copy, and invites readers to observe the teletype process in action. Also includes brief quips from several small-town papers.
UPI reports Western cattle rustling remains a costly, evolving crime. Ranchers cite methods from trucking and locker theft to fraud and paper crimes, with cases spreading from Oregon to California and beyond. Officials note rising incidents and easy access via highways and grazing lands.
In Georgetown British Guiana a two month general strike and civil rights tensions affect politics and an upcoming 1964 vote. Workers protest Cheddi Jagan's government and taxes while rioting injures and damages surge. Cuba and Russia aid mingle with British and U.S. ambivalence toward Jagan and independence prospects.
The article traces Kennedy’s 1960 campaign on civil rights, noting a Protestant Peale group questioning his Catholicism while he pushed for federal civil rights legislation. It cites regional Negro voting shifts from 1956 to 1960 and suggests the black vote helped Kennedy win the White House.
Dear Mr Becker recounts a whimsical bridge tale where a sleepy player opens clubs, partners with odd bids, and lands a grand slam seven clubs. The letter jokes that the player only thrives in sleep, while claiming to be the world’s greatest bridge artist.
AETCHUM Igano Yuri ihc operates a kennel and pet store claiming the longest dog sled team. Rob ert Black guides a 70-foot team hauling passengers from Sun Valley parking lot. Mrs Black spins dog hair into wool used for sweaters, with a 21-dog team averaging about 45 pounds each.
Des Moines attorney Charles Walker explains how Iowa's new condominium act creates fee ownership of individual units within multi‑unit buildings with shared common elements. The law covers apartments offices and industrial space and mirrors traditional co operatives in expense sharing while offering owners a direct mortgage option FHA insured loans and potential use for industrial sites like the Solar plant in Des Moines.
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