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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
4
Editorial reflects on faith in God and Jesus Christ as a path from earthly to heavenly. It questions how tax cuts will affect the economy if saved or debt payments replace spending. It discusses chemical weed killers vs poison gas, noting evolving nerve agents and past treaties, and questions the relevance of such arms today.
The piece argues against universal college. it urges valuing skilled trades and practical education. It notes a shift from funding education as the sole fix to aligning training with labor market needs, citing job growth in service sectors and shortages of skilled technicians.
Prentis cites $6,000 monthly loss to Iowa from bankrupt or relocated businesses, urging bond requirements for merchants to guarantee sales tax payments. He proposes cash or surety bonds equal to a quarter of returns, with funds earning interest until needed. The measure sparks debate on fairness and coverage.
A reader recalls past JOURNALS with columns on a 1913 fatal car crash near Washington and notes on gingko trees in Central Park. Other items include Nassau Bahamas impressions, returning from Jamaica, weather single winters, tuberculosis later, tax distribution, court scenes, a life insurance note from 50 years prior, and a 4 H fairboard spring meeting planning for August.
A light collection of kitchen reminiscences and small DIY notes. It recalls origami from newspaper strips, home sewing with large shears, quirky gadgets like battery operated toilet paper holders, and a spring bouquet seen from a window. It also shares an oatmeal cake recipe and a Hollywood note on Wendy Turner’s debut in Summer Magic.
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