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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1968
Page
5
A reader questions Wall Street floor show modesty and accountability for exhibitionism. Another asks how to handle friends who exclude them after a couple socializes with others. A parent laments a lack of affectionate notes from a college daughter and Abby advises building resilience.
Iowa faces a reshuffle as Governor elect Robert Ray will fill expiring terms on state boards. Several appointees serve without Senate confirmation, including Maurice Harmon and William Forst, with potential confirmation hurdles in a Republican senate. Terms expiring in June affect highway, regents, and various commissions across the state.
Federal judge Russell Thomson sentences nine antiwar Catholics including two priests a former nun and a nurse to a total of 24 years for burning two drawers of draft board records in Baltimore The defendants led by Rev Philip Berrigan and his brother Rev Daniel Berrigan claimed moral motive while the court ruled the act illegal The group faces concurrent and separate federal and state terms with bail set at 2500 in each docket and plans to appeal by chief defense attorney William Kunstler.
Dack Rambo, star opposite Walter Brennan in The Guns of Will Sonnett, carries the burden of being a surviving twin after brother Dirk died in an auto crash in early 1967. Born in California, he lives in a sparsely furnished Beverly Hills apartment, works on The Ranch weekends, and enjoys farming trips with his parents. He hunts, fishes, and dates. he plans marriage cautiously and says Hollywood life has its risks. He learns acting from Brennan, while avoiding talk of Dirk, grateful for space to grieve quietly.
Miss Marian Warner, missionary to India, will speak at Columbus City United Methodist Church at 1 30 p m next Wednesday November 13. She will show slides of her work in India. Guests include members of the Women's Society of Christian Service of Columbus Junction and others. Warner lives in Davenport and has a noted record with the Women's Division of the former Methodist Church.
Gerald Howell released a Chicago firm study that proposes a job classification system with pay ranges for Iowa state government employees. Two transition plans would require additional funds of 5.6 million or 7.5 million dollars, based on 16 290 positions and a near 100 million dollar payroll. The Merit Employment Commission will hold hearings. Executive Council approval is also required before adoption.
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