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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1964
Page
3
Letters to Dear Abby describe a brown birthmark on the neck causing embarrassment. Readers share that pigmentations like melasma and other marks look dirty though the skin is clean. They note diagnoses as noncurable, urge disclosure, and seek guidance for coping and stigma.
St Louis veteran Stan Musial, 43, was hospitalized after becoming ill in the eighth inning of a game against the Milwaukee Braves at Busch Stadium. Doctors described his condition as fair and he is under observation with fluids given intravenously at St Louis Jewish Hospital.
The Donora, Pennsylvania native Albert Frank Musial remained with the Cardinals in an executive capacity after his playing days and later headed President Johnson's physical fitness program. He appeared in 3,026 games with 3,630 hits and a .331 lifetime batting average, earning 1,268,777 in Card salaries before retirement. Rachel Roberts visited Rex Harrison on the Italy set of The Agony and the Ecstasy before starting her role in Maggie May in London.
Area television guide lists programs across WHBF and KTVO stations for Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Notable items include News reports, Hillbillies, Dick Van Dyke, Broadway, Suspense, The Virginian, Espionage, Eleventh Hour, and The Doctors among others with interleaved news and late-night game and talk shows.
Wayne E. Schichtl called to Algona due to mother Florence Schichtl’s death in Burt. Tim Temple, 12, of Keota, sustains a broken leg and rests in Mercy Hospital Iowa City for two to three weeks. Mrs. Ella Griffeth returns to California after two weeks with Harold Griffeths. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carson visit Des Moines relatives, with Emma Jacobson of Madrid a guest. Mrs. Floyd Ayers at University Hospital Iowa City after major surgery. Ethel Miller back to Montgomery Ward after California trip with Lloyd Standley family. Willus Greiner also traveled to California to visit family.
Richard W. Schuck of the Iowa department of public safety spoke to the Rotary Club this week about widespread safety movements. He, introduced by Dean Anderson, discussed laminated safety glass for automobile windows and its role in preventing injuries in highway accidents. He noted windshields require this glass, but other car glass does not. The meeting ended with no further event details.
The Rotary club will not meet next Monday due to Labor Day, honoring a long established custom of the group.
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