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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1960
Page
3
The piece argues for public understanding of government and critiques federal intervention in industry. It weighs Eisenhower's veto, regional planning, and the dangers of subsidizing unprofitable plants, while urging adults to learn and youths to study civics. Local columns note car trends, a sheriff race, and adult report cards as ideas.
President Eisenhower vetoed a 251 million plan aimed at aiding low spirits regions with loans up to 150 million to attract new industries and 16 million for worker retraining. The bill would also fund public facilities but he called it wasteful and warned it could flow to areas that do not need it.
Wittmer family from Wichita to visit Ezra Wittmer in Wayland while Mr. and Mrs. Wittmer attend the American Guild of Organists National Convention in Detroit June 25 29 Mrs Wittmer delegates. Sunday weddings and hospital stays noted among Wayland residents with multiple visitors and church activities.
Mr and Mrs Jack Hagist and son Jackie arrived in Keota to spend the week with Richard Hagist. The families plan to travel to Hammond Indiana next Saturday for the Mayo reunion with Paul Muhelman of Battle Creek also attending. Deanna Zehr celebrated her seventh birthday with a party at home, guests received umbrellas and glider airplanes as favors. Many local families and visitors are noted, including Lions Club fundraising for Ellie English and seven children after Mr English died suddenly.
Peach mint tarts are easy to make. Bake eight 3 inch tart shells. Drain eight canned cling peaches and fill shells with a mint jelly and egg white mixture whipped until fluffy. Top each with a peach half and serve within two hours.
United Press International notes fall sportswear and outerwear for kids show continental influences. Italian woven rayon plaids, tapestry braids, French pockets on car coats, tri color appliques, and a Swiss melon shade appear in slacks shirts coats and coordinates for boys and girls.
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