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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1967

Page

5

Starvation debate joins scientist and pope on future

Dr Harri son Brown of California Institute of Technology and Pope Paul VI spoke on famine warning that population outpacing food cannot be solved by birth control alone. Brown urged higher living standards and broader contraceptive use, while Paul urged a shift in world conscience and greater aid, noting Western spending lags.

Harrison Brown California Institute of Technology Pope Paul VI Dr. Brown Catholic Church Pope Paul United Nations World Food Program

Thirty Mothers Join Gadabouts In Dallas Club

Thirty mothers form the Gadabout Exchange Club in Northeast Dallas to share babysitting duties for 25 cents a year. Members must fulfill 15 hours every three months, with a 30 hour plus/minus cap, and rotate as bookkeeper and hostess. The program covers about 75 children in a 10 square mile area. Ironing tops housewives’ list of disliked chores in a Westinghouse survey, followed by cleaning stoves and scrubbing floors.

Dallas UPI Forrest Moore Gadders Exchange Club Gadabout Moore Pittsburgh Westinghouse Electric Corp

U N secretary disappointed U.S. short on Egyptian cuisine

UPI reports Aida Fahoum, a Cairo born U.N. secretary in New York, notes missing Egyptian staples like mulukhia greens, water buffalo butter, and long okra in local markets. She shares dinner menus featuring Middle Eastern dishes and explains native Egyptian foods such as ful medammes and hamam meshwi, plus a short cut recipe for Egyptian okra.

New York UPI Aida Fahoum United Nations Egypt Fahoum U.N Manhattan Middle East

Pedal pushing is in as New Yorkers embrace Central Park cycling

New Yorkers flock to Central Park on Sundays after the parks commission barred cars 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This open road era draws about 7,000 cyclists weekly and turns the city livelier. The scene blends ages and classes, with Mayor Lindsay leading rides and park events turning Sundays into social and cultural gatherings while the park becomes a pedestrian and bicycle haven.

Central Park New York UPI Central _ Park Arnold Kaufman New Parks Commission

German bank robbers prosper amid rising heists in 1960s

The report notes West Germany averaged one bank robbery daily in 1966 with many successful heists lifting about 2.3 million marks. A high profile 1967 spree began with four men stealing nearly 100,000 marks after hours, while others cited debt and holiday timing as triggers. Police link prosperity to low unemployment and widespread debt among robbers. Notable cases include Wolfgang Schneider and Hans Alfred Moneck, both caught with loot.

Bonn UPI West Germany Wolfgang Schneider Waldbrooks Hans-Alfred Moneck Osnabrueck

Dear Abby advises on draft registration and etiquette notes

The column includes Abby advising a 23 year old on registering for the draft five years late, and weighs penalties for delayed registration. It also features a newlywed query about fertility symbols from an ex-wife, a note confiscation incident in class, and guidance on birth announcements with a domestic context. The responses emphasize legal risks, social tact, and practical steps.

Abby

Professional Directory of Louis J. Kehoe and Associates

Directory listing attorneys including Louis J. Kehoe and associates at Livingston Day Meeker Bates Morrison Morrison Lloyd Owen Stewart Shearer and Dr M L Tweeton, with office addresses in various locations and contact numbers. Includes notes on Dr Tweeton hours indicating Wednesday and Saturday afternoon closures.

Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates Robert Day Everett Meeker Robert Bates South Ave Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main

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