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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1967
Page
5
A woman seeks dining alone guidance and Abby advises a polite refusal. Teen questions about blind dates get practical tips. A wife warns of a friend influencing her husband toward theft and is urged to choose between friendship and marriage.
Brad Kiesey, son of Mr and Mrs Ted Kiesey of near West Chester, named city editor of The Daily Iowan the University of Iowa student paper. He will oversee about 50 reporters and cover university and Iowa City news starting May 15. He is a 1964 Mid Prairie High School graduate and a junior journalism major.
In a masters event, Sylvia, a popular club player, improvised wildly at the bridge table. She trumps a partner’s ace, drawing gasps, while her team gains 1830 points on the deal as opponents struggle in six spades.
The South Iowa Cedar League Golf Tournament was held Saturday at Lagos Acres on the Keota course. Williamsburg won with 374, B. G. M. 380, Sigourney and Belle Plaine tied at 381. Bob Dye of Iowa Valley was medalist with 82. Del Miller of B. G. M. was runnerup with 84, Dick Fisher of Belle Plaine placed third with 86. Schools represented included Belle Plaine, B. G. M., English Valley, HLV, Iowa Valley, Keota, Montezuma, Sigourney, and Williamsburg.
Senator John G Tower charges the Republican Policy Committee staff report on Vietnam could be misread by Hanoi as signaling GOP withdrawal from the war effort He cautions against presenting the President as not pursuing peace and negotiations while Fulbright prefers the GOP report to the Johnson era rhetoric.
Tower argues the wand as evidence that a major party is near withdrawing support to the president in the war. He says it reflects a national security demand and is prudent political timing for the party to avoid backing the war effort at a crucial moment.
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