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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1963
Page
13
The Washington Evening Journal comments on common excuses masking real motives and notes a California school district that added a cost based cafeteria breakfast. It argues breakfast is essential, citing brighter, more alert students and reduced mid morning fatigue, and humorously suggests bacon to use up farm surplus.
The piece argues progress on race relations is possible though slow and condemns those who defend extremists. It critiques IQ testing as flawed, noting it measures limited intelligence and overlooks creativity and motivation. It warns against overreliance on technology in health care and questions the depersonalization of patient care.
The column mixes sketches on ambition medicine costs and social quirks. It notes children dread medicine and adults face rising costs, while a penny postcard and a five and ten shop symbolize changing times. A light jab at keeping composure in heat winds through the piece.
In Mexico City the panadero bicycle race draws crowds as riders balance heavy bread baskets on their heads. The chaotic event features wrecks, tossed rolls, and a dramatic finish led by a dogged rider named Bimbo who wins by a narrow margin amid collisions and crowd interference.
A···UPI dispatch from New Delhi argues Indian democracy is fragile yet cultivated by Nehru and Congress. It cites emergency laws, detentions of Communists and critics, warnings to press, and fears of long rule by party machines. It warns of threats from Communists, far right groups, and Congress itself.
Hollywood reports quote Lawrence Welk saying he would be a disgrace at a genuine jazz festival and that today’s modern players miss the crowd’s taste. He notes his TV success and money from radio and TV shows while critics debate the state of jazz. Welk stresses audiences want lively, accessible music.
In Montevideo, 12 000 power and telephone workers strike as labor unrest widens amid rising living costs and deficits. Troops intervene after a citywide blackout during pre Lenten celebrations. The nine member rotating presidency maintains stability despite financial strain and wage protests.
The Rolling Green Club met at Mrs. David Wrights Keota home with 13 members and several guests. Janet Hahn presided, roll call noted the first date and partner. A family night planned for March 24 at the V F W Hall with Jenna Hahn and Lula Helseher hosting. Mrs Wright and helpers served refreshments.
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