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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1965
Page
5
Iowa Senator Jack Miller rejects AFL-CIO Des Moines leader Charles Davis claims of a “reactionary” voting record as bad taste and false. Miller accuses Davis of Democratic betrayal and says state legislatures should decide union shop contracts, opposing Davis on the issue.
East defender's careful second trick of a low diamond defeats South’s four spades after West leads hearts. East deduces South has a singleton and that club strength is decisive, then misleads with a low diamond to trigger West's diamond cards. South loses heart, diamond, and two clubs, proving the plan beats the contract.
A column lists multiple auction events in Iowa in late September. Consignments at Eddie Edward’s Brighton start 1 PM Sept 18, followed by Hampshire sale near Ainsworth at 7 PM. Sept 23 features a 232 acre closing-out farm sale west of Webster starting 10 AM. Sept 25 Holstein dispersal near Cotter starts 11:30 AM. Sept 28 Poland China Hog sale in Wellman at 7:30 PM. Also public and livestock sales at Kalona, Wapello, Columbus Junction, Washington, Ollie, and Wayland with varying start times. Includes notes on livestock markets and referee-driven farm auctions. Also a housekeeping tip about keeping awning fibers fresh via suds-and-water scrubbing.
The speaker highlights major legislation he voted for including Federal Aid for Higher Education Acts of 1962 and 1965, the National Defense Education Act, the Wilderness Bill, Water Pollution Control Acts, and the Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts of 1964 and 1965. He also supported the Communic ations Satellite Bill and various workforce, tax, and trade measures.
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