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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1968

Page

12

Washington High 880 yd relay sets school record

The Washington High School 880 yard relay team, featuring Neil Britain Larry Lampkin Russ Williams and Dennis Nardy, set a new school record with a time of 1 33.2 this season. Journal photo by Helen Gilbert.

Washington High School Neil Britain Larry Lampkin Russ Williams Dennis Nardy Journal Helen Gilbert Washington Daryl Braun Daryl Shy Jon Schoonover Porter Pat Hennigan Hennigan

Japan Seen as Semi Superpower by New U.S. Envoy

U.S. ambassador to the United Nations George Ball envisions Japan as a semi superpower with growing but cautious military responsibility in Asia. Japan, still pacifist and wary after Hiroshima and Nagasaki, resists heavy arms expansion while aiding underdeveloped nations and maintaining neutrality. Protests followed U S nuclear ship visits and debates over B52 deployments on Okinawa. Prime Minister Sato says Japan’s security rests on U S deterrence.

Tokyo UPI George W. Ball U.S United Nations Japan Asia Ball United States East Eisaku Sato

Tomato varieties and staking tips from Iowa Extension

Garden columnist notes popular tomato varieties for Iowa in 1967 trials including Spring Giant Moreton Hybrid Big Early and Big Boy Cardinal Surprise Rutgers and Golden Jubilee. Discusses staking versus unpruned plants, advantages such as improved fruit quality and easier harvest, and disadvantages including higher labor costs and risk of sunscald and virus transmission. Recommends two Extension bulletins PM-299 and PM-230 for detailed tomato culture and pest and disease guidance.

Iowa Ben Vance Iowa State University Moreton Cardinal Surprise Rutgers

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