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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1964
Page
9
A Washington Evening Journal editorial notes a divine plan and urges individuals to play their part while contrasting ultra conservative views on federal spending with a stance against sending money to Washington and seeking some back.
The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission awarded unemployment benefits to a professional baseball player who cannot find field work in the off season. The Roanoke Times questions the decision, noting seasonal sports pay and urging review as Denver payrolls may be affected and Mantle’s high salary illustrates contrast.
The article argues against stripping Cassius Clay of his heavyweight title for alleged conduct detrimental to boxing. It defends his Black Muslims affiliation and army rejection as personal, not criminal, and urges patience as Clay may mature. It cites public figures like Mickey Mantle and Sonny Liston to downplay past misdeeds and asks to leave him alone.
Bernard DeVoto critiqued women's magazines for selling beauty and pills while promising youth. An Idaho editor asked an ultra conservative how he differs from a plain conservative, noting the debate over government spending and political labels.
A letter highlights alleged bias in a March 18 WMT broadcast about the Iowa General Assembly reapportionment. It claims reporter Martin Jensen omitted conflicting statements by two senators and calls for fuller, balanced coverage. The editor supports journalistic duty but notes the reporter acted under deadline pressure.
A Denver police stop of Sonny Liston highlights race prejudice debates. The column argues against blaming Negro conduct on whites, warns of reactions to desegregation, notes violence toward teachers, and critiques leadership approaches from CORE, NAACP, and Malcolm X while urging progress through nonviolence and equality.
In Iowa the June primary tests a theory that Republicans win in rural counties. Lt. Gov. William Mooty and Speaker Robert Naden enter a lively contest, with Mooty favored in rural areas and Naden counting on large-city Republicans. Outcomes depend on cross-county support.
Four tourists visit La Guadalupana gem shop run by Mr and Mrs Francisco Cabrera in San Juan del Rio Mexico. They tour an antique house with iron grills, sit on the porch and view synthetic alexandrites and natural gems including amethyst from Guerrero and Mexican fire opal. The Cabreras explain stones and offer honest prices with authentic hospitality.
Extension Service will hold an outlook and analysis meeting at the Washington County Fair grounds on Wednesday evening April 1 at 8 00 p m Merritt Canady says Chuck Mogget district economist will discuss the long range outlook for agriculture including feed grains red meat and meat industry outlook The second part covers analysis of farm records for 1963 Attendees will hear about efficiency factors and capital position in farming The public is urged to attend
Ainsworth churches outline Holy Week observances with Maundy Thursday services at 7 30 p m in both the Methodist and United Presbyterian churches. Good Friday features the cantata Olive to Calvary by the two choirs at United Presbyterian. Youth groups plan a united Easter service and worship schedule includes morning services and breakfasts at the Y M C A and churches. Ministers urge community worship on Easter morning.
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