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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1963
Page
4
The Marion Avenue community honored Clint Stewart at a funeral which drew many mourners. He was praised as a true gentleman with unwavering individuality, courage, and steadfast character that inspired friends across generations.
The Alabama governor has called out the militia to keep schools closed over integration despite local boards and most citizens wanting open, with outsiders accusing interference. Governors battles over race and public schooling spark controversy as the state faces backlash and questions of overreach.
The Halifax Herald piece discusses how instinctive driving is assumed for youths and the risks of self-taught unsafe highway habits. It contrasts maternal instincts with modern driving dangers and the high cost in life and suffering from accidents.
Miss Ann Shaunberg leaves Keota for Biwa bik Minnesota to teach first grade. She spent the summer visiting in Keota with her sisters Mrs. James Lee and Mrs. Bill McDonald.
In Des Moines Iowa faces signals of higher auto insurance rates driven by rising claim costs with a 2 to 5 percent anticipated national increase and Iowa’s rates lagging since 1959. Oil activity near Keota Gal lard Hershey notes commercial quality oil found but with limited production. drilling expands across several counties while political candidates surface in party talks ahead of December reapportionment vote and potential gubernatorial bids.
A 1962 piece on all digit dialing and the ADDL opposition with experts like Dr. Hayakawa and Allan Sherman. It notes AT&T’s painless switch claims, plus human and machine errors from misdialing to ZIP code and accounting glitches across states and institutions.
Mr and Mrs Fred Pfeifer and family return from a three week Western States trip visiting the Black Hills Yellowstone Craters of the Moon and Grand Coulee Dam They visited relatives in Tacoma and traveled through Wyoming and Nebraska Connie Booth begins a two year X ray program at St Lukes Hospital Cedar Rapids and several local clubs and bridge gatherings are noted with plans for a Catfish Dinner fundraiser at the Legion Hall to support a new roof.
In a team match North opens a weak no trump and South redoubles under pressure. West misreads the SOS redouble twice, leading to down four for North South and down six for East West after precise play. Total points swing 5,600.
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