Thought for the Day from James on a tongue’s power
An editorial snippet cites James 3 5 and warns that the tongue can ignite a world of iniquity. It urges control with heavenly aid, reflecting on the danger of ill temper and evil purpose in speech.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
4
An editorial snippet cites James 3 5 and warns that the tongue can ignite a world of iniquity. It urges control with heavenly aid, reflecting on the danger of ill temper and evil purpose in speech.
Iowa congressman Fred Schwengel proposes sabbatical periods for State Department personnel to live in rural America and engage with citizens. The plan would have diplomats speak to groups about foreign policy and listen to local opinions, then be assigned to college communities for outreach and dialogue.
A light front page piece compares breakfast habits with inventions from Milwaukee two men who devised a X ray visible surgical sponge and a swallowable transmitter pill. The pill device may spark court fights over TV ad use and stereo style medical reporting.
A reader recalls Colonel Palmer visiting their home on West Madison Street in Washington Iowa. The letter notes the Civil War era chats about Shiloh, the writer’s father Martin L. Orris of Co C 8th Iowa Infantry, and the father’s death from a stair fall while guarding prisoners. The colonels Palmer and Bell are praised as clean soldiers who didn’t shirk duty. The piece mentions Cordelia Stephens marrying the father after the war and honors President Lincoln.
An Iowa dirt farmer will accompany the Iowa delegation to the Republican National Convention in San Francisco next month. Atty. Gen. Evan Hultman urged a farmer be represented at the convention, to present views to the platform committee. The plan was cleared by Sen. B. B. Hickenlooper.
The Second World Bridge Olympiad ran May 1–12 at the Americana Hotel, New York, with 30 nations competing. Italy won the open team championship, defeating Britain in the semifinal and the United States in the final by 158 IMPs to 112, while the United States took second place and Britain third. The Women's Championship saw Great Britain first, the United States second, and France third with 11,268 hands played overall.
A Texas A and M University display shows two needle electrodes in a bull’s skull delivering current to induce anesthesia. Dr. Calvin Turbes and colleagues report hundreds of animal cases with minimal complications and potential human medical uses.
New York reports roofing pros from Allied Chemical Barrett Division propose applying asphalt shingles directly over existing roofs. They claim this method can lower costs while improving insulation and protection for homes.
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