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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1962
Page
3
UPI report shows Republican senators push to widen Kennedy reserves bill with a fight if necessary declaration on Cuba. Dirksen and others seek authority to call up 150000 reservists while debating policy toward Soviet influence in Cuba.
A reader asks how to handle a traveling husband who imposes rules on children during his absences. Abby advises the mother to enforce rules locally while seeking his cooperation and involvement. The column also includes short exchanges on an interracial dating concern, a young woman judging a dating partner's religion and gender role views, and a humorous barb about safety in numbers, with submission instructions.
Stewart and Shearer Attorneys at Law list Richard A. Stewart and Paul V. Shearer with an abstract department at 225 West Main and OL 3-2159. George F Morrison Ford Morrison IRA Morrison Lawyers operate at 213 South Marion Ave with OL 33-2002.
Senator Prescott Bush urged adding a declaration to the reserves bill to warn the Soviet Union against saber rattling. Senator Winston Prouty offered a broader proposal stressing protection of the United States vital interests worldwide against aggression without citing Cuba.
Katanga President Moise Tshombe spoke of possible Congo reunion after a deadly Wednesday clash between Katanga gendarmes and UN troops. He criticized UN federation plans and warned of fighting if necessary, then voiced cautious optimism at a memorial for Katanga’s dead.
Lt Richard Boettcher of the 1st Honorable Battalion at the 22nd Field Artillery Pinder Barracks APO 696 New York provides military service details.
The Washi Evening Journal of Iowa lists David Elder as Editor and Business Manager William Shannon as Vice President Charles Morris as Advertising Director Bruce Cowden as News Editor and Howard Hazen as Contributing Editor and Production Superintendent The paper is published afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4 entered as second class matter under the 1879 act in Washington Iowa It is a United Press Leased Wire member with Inland Daily Press Asa'n Iowa Daily Press Ass'n Iowa Press Ass'n Audit Bureau of Circulations and Rural Subscriptions rates noted but page text is incomplete.
Keota hosts a Industrious Club picnic with ten families and a pot luck supper. Activities announce church services at Federated Church and a Senior High Fall planning retreat at Lake Darling. Local residents move, new staff join Iowa Memorial Union, and music boosters set first meeting. Observers attend Pleasant View Centennal observance. locals visit from Washington state and Alaska. Miller attend Barta King wedding.
Shirley Bush daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bush of Wellman has been elected to the Student Senate for the coming year. The body represents about 600 students from married housing to dorms and off campus residences. She is an officer and representative of Burge Hall and active on the social board.
Rep. John W. Byrnes proposes an amendment to Kennedy’s U N bond bill to block U S bond purchases until the U N General Assembly accepts the World Court advisory opinion on Congo and Gaza debts. Administration opposes, saying it would antagonize other members already pledging bond purchases.
Friday night television lineup features international show Circus Schumann in a Copenhagen stint hosted by Don Ameche at 6 30 p m CDT. The Flintstones and The Story of Will Rogers air at 7 30 and 8 30 p m CDT with season premieres. Twilight Zone and Eyewitness follow at 9 p m CDT. Anatomy of the House Part One debuts at 9 30 p m CDT with NBC. Tonight with Art Linkletter at 9 30 p m CDT and color presentation noted.
Gov Norman A Erbe pledged to improve Iowa mental health programs beyond the state high national ranking. He spoke at a campaign dinner in Cherokee saying the administration will raise standards in mental health institutions and oppose federal takeover of state duties.
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