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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1963
Page
4
Editorial notes two seats open on Washington city council with two incumbents retiring.Tour through television's new season lists shows likely to be popular and favors reruns of classics like Kraft Theatre and Studio One, arguing for continued use of taped programs for future viewing.
A nostalgic note recalls Univac 1 retired from the Bureau of the Census on Oct 3 1963 after 12 years. The piece muses on automation’s rise and wonders if seasonal TV changes mark an end to summer programming including the Evening News in San Antonio.
Iowa lawmakers faced a split between their votes and county elections on the liquor local option. Of 13 counties voting since July, nine stayed wet and four went dry. House and Senate records show several lawmakers voting contrary to constituent outcomes, with several counties switching outcomes across the general count.
Twenty seven members of the Union Church Youth Fellowship canvassed the community for UNICEF on Sunday night and later met for refreshments at United Presbyterian Church. They collected 82 dollars fifty cents with a few more dollars expected.
The article recounts a British pair Schapiro and Reese in St. Vincent Italy who scored highly in a duplicate event. Reese avoids doubling and bids five diamonds, South doubles and goes down three for 1600 points, illustrating skill over luck.
The Rolling Green Club gathered at Mrs. Kenny Hahn’s Keota home with 11 members present. Members discussed hobbies, played games, and enjoyed Halloween themed refreshments hosted by the Hahn family. Guest visits included Mr. Aaron Hadley of Adrian Michigan and Mr. Pulver, with noted Marine service years in the Philippines.
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