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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1973
Page
11
UPI report on Georgia Harkness describing mysticism as communion with God not a superstition. She argues true mysticism is open to all through prayer and practice and requires purity of heart and surrender of will for daily life.
A diet for ulcer patients gains variety with bananas. Bananas provide soft texture mellow flavor and high satiety without gas. Recipes include Banana Chicken Timbales Banana Rice Pudding and Banana Milkshake with file details and yields.
A humorous essay critiques soap operas and their influence on housewives. It describes obsessive viewing, fictional dramas, and the narrator’s dramatic overreactions to ongoing storylines. The piece ends with a wary vow to stop watching, noting the social fallout.
ITT President Harold Geneen met a CIA clandestine services chief at the Sheraton Carlton in July 1970 as ITT sought to block Salvador Allende's Chilean election. ITT Vice President William Merriam testified he escorted Geneen and kept in touch with the CIA liaison, while ITT denied improper conduct and cited protecting rights in the Chile Telephone Co.
An Iowa State University extension economist projects farm production expenses will grow more than the 6 to 7 percent seen in recent years. Higher input volumes and prices, delayed fall expenses, and larger acreages are expected to lift 1973 costs well above 1972.
Electric heating is rapidly growing nationwide and in southern Iowa as the Big Switch continues. Benefits include cleanliness, quiet, individual thermostats, easy installation, space savings, low maintenance, and economical operation. Contractors highlight conversion options for old homes and environmental advantages, with experts ready to advise customers.
Friday March 2 marked Uncle John Harman Day in Milton as John Harman turned 103. His 96 year old sister Bessie Lunsford attended to help celebrate.
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