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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
4
An editorial reading presents Jesus calling followers to a closer path, emphasizes listening as a powerful tool, and quotes remarks about a toastmaster and learned phrases. It also notes friendly US British ties as grounded in shared water. The piece links travel wisdom to common courtesy in language.
Dean Lantz of California spoke to the Y’s Men about parolees rejoining society. He stressed listening, housing and employment support, noting that allowing clients to voice problems helps them organize thoughts and resolve issues.
The Washington Evening Journal newsletter lists staff including David Elder editor and business manager and Charles Morris news editor with advertising leadership by William Shannon. Marketing and production teams are shown under Bob Shaffer and Howard Hazen with standard postal and press associations noted for circulation and wire service usage.
Des Moines lawmakers press for interim study on whether Iowa should operate three or two of its four state mental health facilities. Senator John Ely suggests closing Clarinda and reallocating its patients and staff to Cherokee Mount Pleasant or Independence, citing residency programs and staff shortages. He envisions repurposing Clarinda as a community college campus or regional home, with a four year phaseout and transfers managed by the state board of control.
The Westminster Guild of Cotter Presbyterian met with 16 members and guest Mrs. Sharon Niffenegger. Devotions, a study on Affluence and Poverty, and discussion on displaying the American flag dominated the meeting. A summer project urges families to display the flag regularly. Refreshments followed. next gathering July 13 with Mrs. Brenneman as hostess.
A sewing machine repossession led a housewife to sue the manufacturer for damages. The court ruled the company could not take by force and without entry rights. It affirmed lawful repossession when nonviolent and on public property, but condemned forcible entry or breaking doors. The piece contrasts unlawful and lawful retakings in conditional sales.
A Toledo Ohio Regionals deal showcases strict tournament penalties for irregular play. South in six diamonds doubled makes the contract after a spade mislead and multiple rulings. West illegally exposed queen spade, overruff, and exposed diamond ten, but declarer still wins with precise cooperation and correct follow up.
A 1967 American Bar Association note argues that repossession can be nonviolent and non trespass, simply restoring a vehicle to the rightful owner using a straightforward, inexpensive procedure. The discussion stresses legality and restraint in recovery actions.
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