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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
4
Editorial reflects on Biblical verse II Timothy 4 7 urging faith in Christ and Christian action. It notes that habits are hard to change after twenty one and that worthwhile endeavors require time effort and education brings better wages and benefits.
In several states candidates stage rallies on parking lots of malls to save expense. The open spaces accommodate thousands, merchants advertise to draw crowds, and after speeches voters may shop locally. Supporters might buy a banana split or seek aspirin if uneasy.
A church bullet lists guidance for graduates with items on faith lifelong vocation health budgeting attire and prudent living. The notes urge staying Christian defining lifework managing money and health through choices made before age twenty one.
Professor Hugh Macaulay of Clemson predicts a turning point when a machine tells another machine its work is failing and that it must be let go. He frames this as the ultimate sign of automation reaching parity, a moment of self aware judgment in the age of machines.
The piece questions why the public simultaneously supports police protection and accepts accusations of brutality. It urges humane arrest practices and fair speedy trials without moralizing about criminals or overly criticizing the police.
Health hints for summer vacations advise avoiding accidents infections and overexposure. It stresses proper gear first aid kits sun safety and learning basic rescues while urging consulting physicians and druggists for personalized guidance.
A 1964 ABA public service feature discusses when courts can override parental religious objections to a child’s medical care. It cites cases balancing child safety against parental religious freedom, noting courts may intervene if illness is serious, treatment risky yet likely to succeed, or life is at stake.
Helen Schlatter from Mt. Pleasant visited Wayland relatives over the weekend. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roth celebrated Fathers Day with a picnic supper Sunday evening. Attending were Elmer Graber, the Roth family couples and children, and the Boese family with children.
Yankton South Dakota hosted editors and broadcasters for a weekend at Lewis and Clark Lake. Activities included Gavin's Point Dam tours, hatchery visits, barbecues, slides, and discussions of future development plans. Sunday featured fishing and golf with Fort Yankton dinners. The region offers extensive recreation and tourism amenities.
A Becker column explains how duplicate bridge sharpens play and contrasts two team match hands. It notes how a second declarer improved on a misplay, and mentions the ACBL distributing a free booklet How to Duplicate Bridge with offer to request via a self addressed stamped envelope.
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