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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1963
Page
4
An editorial tale recalls Hawaii customary welcomes a lei and a kiss for travelers. The Queen of England’s Hawaii visit sparked uproar when officials balked at kissing her, sparking embarrassment for the governor and disappointment for the Queen and locals.
A critical look at the Olympic Games proposes their possible demise amid rising politics. It notes bans and rival events, questions the shift from amateur ideals, and contrasts Western openness with discrimination faced by African students abroad. It argues for preserving pure sport and using U S hospitality as propaganda leverage against communist influence.
Washington report on the CIA’s secrecy and role in U.S. intelligence. The piece notes Congress criticism, CIA’s refusal to confirm details, and the staff, including Langley headquarters, watch officers, and key figures like John T. Hughes, with emphasis on the director’s rapid access to the president and the daily intelligence bulletin.
Rep Washburn Steele proposes a single two percent net income tax for Iowa to replace the graduated system, arguing it would reduce administration and align with federal moves on rates. He cites a one percent rate bringing in about 38 to 39 million dollars, with the extra revenue aimed at property tax relief. The piece also notes liquor petition activity, a possible appointment for Rep Casey Loss, and a nostalgic reference to earlier assembly battles.
Dear Abby offers brief reader letters and replies spanning marital reading habits to parental critique and romantic age gaps. Vignettes include a husband who reads constantly, a troubled 16 year old considering an arranged marriage, a 25 year old dating a 43 year old, and a man advising a son about a suit choice.
The chest X-ray is a basic test in periodic health exams. It helps doctors detect tuberculosis, heart disease, and cancer, and can extend lives by catching early signs. Regular X-rays are advised for heavy cigarette smokers over forty and for ongoing monitoring when abnormalities appear.
William Dean Plank and Sharon Amy Rens berger of Wellman were issued a marriage license in the clerk's office at the courthouse on Saturday March.
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