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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1963
Page
5
The Washington Evening Journal surveys a California hot lunch breakfast program and questions in a broad editorial laced with views on race relations and IQ testing. It critiques reliance on IQ scores and warns that progress requires effort from both sides. it lampoons technology in future hospitals and questions depersonalized care.
A compact column riffs on ambition, health advice, and social quirks. It notes that ambition spares the physician, mocks present applications of ICC, and jokes about the cost of medi and the penny postcard. It closes with a satire on women keeping powder dry in heat.
In Mexico City the panadero bicycle race draws huge crowds with bread laden baskets and impromptu boxing. The day features crashes and chaos as riders struggle through torn rolls and cheering spectators. Bimbo wins by a narrow margin, then plans a celebratory lunch with soup meat and tortillas.
An United Press analysis warns that India's democracy, lauded for vitality under Prime Minister Nehru, could falter if Congress leaders lose interest. It notes emergency rules, arrests, and censorship after China's border clash and outlines threats from Communists and far right factions, with Nehru’s eraجی-lasting influence seen as key to preserving democratic rule.
UPI reports Lawrence Welk dismisses invitations to swing jazz festivals. He says real jazz requires artists to play what people want, criticizes modern jazz and notes his TV show draws 5,000 letters weekly while he remains a millionaire. He views festival exposure as a potential disgrace.
Montevideo notes rising labor unrest as 12 000 power and telephone workers strike amid pre Lenten celebrations. Government since March 1 faces high living costs production costs and trade deficits while gold and dollar reserves slip. Political stability remains despite Communist concerns and a nine man rotating presidency.
Keota February gathering of the Rolling Green Club hosted by Mrs. David Wright with 13 members and guests Mrs. Richard McCrabb Steve and Mrs. Charles Roberts. Janet Hahn announced March 24 hostesses at V F W Hall. Tommy Palmer celebrated his fifth birthday with a cowboy themed party including favors, western games, cupcakes and glass guns for the guests. Special guests included grandmothers Mrs. Erma Boyer and Mrs. Jean Palmer.
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