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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1963
Page
4
In a light editorial note the columnist riffs on weather prediction and daily life. A blizzard joke ties to the girls basketball tournament finals as a seasonal quip. Names include Gwendolyn and Peter, with Proverbs 3 6 cited and a family scene about a borrowed dollar.
A essay argues against non stop fifty mile hikes for unconditioned individuals, praising bold effort by eight boys who attempted the trek. It notes torn soles and blisters but celebrates the spirit and panache, while criticizing overemphasis on common sense. It also mocks petty moralizing about ponies and reveals a memo on executive waste and mismanagement, highlighting unnecessary delays and blame games.
Governor Harold Hughes advocates a state owned twin engine airplane to cut travel costs. He cites safer daylight flights and past endorsements by Norman Erbe, noting Nebraska owns three planes while Iowa lags. He recalls hearings in northwest Iowa where flying would have saved time and money versus autos and hotels.
Iowa teachers led by the Iowa State Education Association plan a petition drive to win at least 25 percent more direct state aid for schools. They aim for 250000 signatures by April 15, including PTA presidents, parents, and groups like the American University Women and the League of Women Voters. The push coexists with a separate retirement benefits bill awaiting Gov. Harold Hughes.
In a historical bridge article Waldemar von Zedtwitz, known as Waldy, takes advantage of a defensive slip to make six clubs doubled. West leads spades, a heart jack returns, and a key defensive choice plus a deep club finesse secure the slam. The column praises his analysis and precision in exploiting the slip.
In Keota on March 5 the Past Matrons Club of the Eastern Star met at Mrs Jean Palmers home with co host Mrs Verla Walter. Sixteen past matrons and visitor Lydia Fleming attended with Loretta Moss welcomed as a new member. The group planned decorations for the School of Instruction banquet while business was led by president Ellan Krause.
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