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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1965
Page
4
The piece cites Psalm 51 10 urging inner renewal and restraint. It argues for annual shorter legislative sessions to reduce mistakes from hurried action and welcomes experience gained by new lawmakers, predicting greater efficiency in a second term.
The 1965 bout between Sonny Liston and Muhammad Ali ended quickly with both fighters defeated. Boxing and promoters suffered, along with Maine sponsors and viewers who paid for the closed circuit telecast. Some attributed the result to fate or divine intervention.
A Cincinnati Enquirer column contrasts Iowa’s lengthy legislative session with New York City's birth control trial to curb pigeons. The plan uses 2225 diazocholestanol dihydrochloride treated grain to halt egg production, aiming to cut the bird population by up to 80 percent, a move supported by the ASPCA. Estimates of pigeons in the city range from 250000 to five million. The drug could outperform prior methods such as electric shocks, traps, and shootings if effective.
In New York a researcher at MIT Marcus Brooke shows a drastic weapon to counter immunological paralysis by using a bacterial endotoxin. He demonstrates that tiny endotoxin doses in mice prevent death from a later bacterial challenge and support antibody formation, potentially altering defenses against pneumonia bacteria.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower reflects on crisis management in Korea Suez Dien Bien Phu and Vietnam era lessons. He notes changing warfare pressures the need for clear organization and cautious use of force while stressing patience and pressure as key. He recalls bipartisan White House years and hopes for future aides and contacts with Johnson de Gaulle and Erhard.
A friend pays 1500 with a pay ment in full note. Cashing it can waive the extra 300 claim. If no notation exists, cashing may not hurt the claim. The law requires clear intent to settle. a genuine compromise should be accepted only when clearly stated. 1965 American Bar Association
Keota May 20 Mrs Edna Klein hosted the Birthday Dozen Club meeting with all members present except Mrs Leo Stout The new year officers were elected Mrs Erma Hahn president and Mrs Pauline Dill vice president Mystery Sister names were drawn Honorary members were Mrs Leo Stout ner and Mrs Edna Klein Gifts were exchanged for Secret Sisters Marie Rhodebeck received a birthday gift and Hazel Hicks helped with games.
West dealer faced four hearts and a risky line. East showed clubs, West held the king of clubs, South erred by a heart finesse. Correct line: declarer leads ace then a low heart hoping West has doubleton king. If East lacks king of hearts, the contract can be made.
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