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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1963
Page
3
In a collection of Dear Abby letters ABIGAIL VAN BUREN addresses a nervy mother with four children and a loud husband, a couple questions about hosting showers and manners, and a discussion on modesty and family pressures. The column emphasizes practical advice and etiquette guidance for everyday domestic issues.
NASA official Dr Robert Seamans says the United States will land a man on the moon this decade with four astronauts by 1970. He notes no plan for another Mercury flight unless major data gaps exist, while eight leading scientists defend Apollo's value and sign a supportive statement.
Mid Prairie High School will award diplomas to 46 seniors on Thursday June 6 at 8:00 pm in the high school gym. Principal G R Evans will present, with Dr Dale Welch delivering the commencement address and Dr Paul M Dietterich giving the invocation. Senior awards night is set for June 4 at 7:30 pm, with valedictorian and salutatorian named.
Inland Daily Press presents rural subscription rates with Post Office Washington details and audit references. The notice lists editors and staff, including Editor David Rider and Vice President William Shannon, among others, in a condensed production and circulation context.
Washington Rotary heard a Burroughs Corp speaker Don Cottong present a film showing orbital flight controls and preparation at the center. The detailed presentation explained project management from capsule launch to orbit. Attendance efforts continue as Rotarians aim for 100 percent before July 1.
Kenyatta the Kenya African National Union leader is poised to become the first African prime minister of the British colony Kenya. With a strong seat tally, Kanu is set to lead as Kenya nears independence while Kenyatta denies Mau Mau links and pledges minority protections. In separate North Dakota note, auto accidents peak between 1 am and noon due to insufficient breakfasts.
Directory listings with names and offices of lawyers and a dentist. Includes Louis J Kehoe Attorne Jeffry Bldg Livingston, Day Rob ert Day Mor Morrison Morrison and Lloyd Edmond Morrison, Owen, Stewart Shearer, plus D D S Dale E Garre la and Dr P L Etter Osteopathic Physician. Ends with John W Lemmis eyecare at Logan Jewelry.
CHAMPAIGN Ir. API Base wear and tears on laundry equipment by providing adequate operating power advises Sue Hern Jon University of Illinois equipment specialist. An automatic washer should have its own circuit protected by a 2 ampere or a circuit breaker. When the motor starts stops and reverses to start an extraction cycle it needs more current at that instant than is needed to keep it running. When power is inadequate extra stain is put on the motor. Many times the motor will have an extra heavy load to pull because of an overload of clothes or excessive suds. The motor may become quite hot from the excessive pull and this can reduce the life of a washer considerably if done frequently. Don't fiddle with the dials once the motor is running. because the sensitive automatic controls may become improperly set.
Jay Burchett a 47 year old engineering professor at Pasadena City College and vice president of United States Divorce Reform Inc tours Europe and Asia researching divorce practices to advise US state laws He praises Japan's family courts for using case teams of psychiatrists doctors and priests to try to save failing marriages
The Washington Industrial Corporation seeks to raise 28000 dollars by selling stock at ten dollars per share to fund industrial growth. Residents are invited to invest by mailing a check to Richard Weeks, c o National Bank of Washington Iowa, with stock shares mailed to purchasers.
Burchett notes Japan uses low court fees and a non adversarial system for divorce. He cites Britain’s specialist judges and accountants for property division, and cites Toledo Ohio as a model where a family court reduced divorce rates. He argues to move divorce decisions from lawyers to personal relations experts.
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