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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1966
Page
4
In a March 2 1966 Washington Evening Journal editorial the author argues that government overreach harms individual rights while citing a Thai embassy radio tower dispute in Washington and noting limits on government action without citizen consent. The piece critiques bureaucratic expansion and calls for balance between state power and personal freedoms.
John W. Lemmon argues against ecumenical movement and university exposure to communism. He warns of a One World Church eroding religious liberty and urges true believers to separate from efforts toward unity. He questions campus speakers and cautions about youth impressionability.
A local IRS column answers common tax questions on capital gains, deductions, filing thresholds, address changes, tax advice, phone tax, child co ownership, and self employment. Topics include long and short term gains, political contributions, gas taxes, diaper services, marriage filing, alimony reporting, address updates, advice sources, deductibility of phone tax, savings bond interest, and casualty losses.
Coe College in Cedar Rapids held a Campus Chest auction with 12 women and 12 men bidding on dates. Prices reached 9 dollars for a coed and 7 dollars for a man, while a wheelbarrow ride with President Dr Joseph McCabe drew 17 dollars. The event raised 1519 dollars for campus service projects and donations to the Hospital Ship Hope and the Ernie Davis Leukemia fund.
An editorial warns that cheating in schools is rising, driven by pressure to pass exams and impress colleges. It argues testing remains essential, calls for building honor reflexes, and cautions that widespread dishonesty endangers public safety and the economy.
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