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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1972
Page
4
In a Washington Iowa column the writer extols canned soups for quality and variety while critiquing past manufacturing standards. The piece then pivots to a presidential question list on union rights, Taft Hartley 14B, and individual liberty in employment. It probes Hodgson's stance and links to a 1971 poll.
Abigail Van Buren writes that a 16 year old girl dating a minority college freshman faces parental bigotry. Parents may be unfair, time may solve it, and the girl must follow their rules until she is free to act. Also guidance on introducing a step mother versus mother and a note on lip reading and glasses affecting hearing.
Mrs Marian Waters reports a Crawfordsville scene of extended family visits and local reunions. The Rev Jim McNeill Julie and Mrs McNeill return to North Platte after a stop at the John McNeill home. Numerous relatives join gatherings at Washington Fairgrounds, Oaknoll infirmary, Mt Pleasant and Lake Darling with birthdays and vacations noted. Joyce Gault of Cedar Falls visits with family as she teaches at the University of Northern Iowa.
Louis Monday will visit her college roommate Marcia Braun. Accompanied by Marcia's parents, the pair will vacation for two weeks in the Ozarks. They will be sophomores at Northeast Missouri State College in Kirksville in the fall.
United Press International notes friday june 30 1972 marks the 184th day of the year. notable items include Walter Hampden born june 30 1879 and Ada Keple born in 1870 as the first woman to graduate from an accredited law school. Truman’s 1950 troop transfer plan and 1958 Alaska statehood approval are dated milestones.
Declarer play contrasts two hands. In Three Notrump with North leading diamonds, South's diamond return and finesses test safe entry lines and club spade heart cross-ruff options. In Five Diamonds, trump lead requires counting and precise ruffing to establish clubs while guarding against spade splits and heart entries.
A San Antonio reader asks why birds tuck bills under their left wing. A psychologist notes men’s and women’s dress choices reflect social signals, with aging statistics from insurance data. The column cites Dr. Theodor Reik on romance and self perception, and notes demographic weights in weight. it ends with a mailbox address for L M Boyd in Fort Worth.
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