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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1967

Page

4

Elizabeth II name sparks Scottish row over liner

An editorial discusses the launch of Cunard’s new liner Elizabeth II and the Scots view it as an insult to Scottish pride. It notes ships’ names with numerals indicate continuity and gives examples like Gypsy Moth IV.

Cunard Kentucky Cunard Shipping Line Elizabeth II Elizabeth Walter Raleigh Queen Scotland Sir Francis Chichester Sir Francis

Iowa’s Law Enforcement Academy Moves Toward Start

The Iowa Law Enforcement Academy nears operation after the first Des Moines Council meeting. The Camp Dodge based program will train city county and town officers to meet a July 1 1968 basic training mandate, under Public Safety Commissioner Jack Fulton and a panel including Cedar Rapids police chief and Sioux City detectives chief.

Iowa Academy Council Des Moines Public Safety U.S Cedar Rapids Audubon County Sioux City Jack Fulton

Windy Surprise claims Boston as windiest U S city

The Atlanta Journal reports that Boston is the windiest city in the United States per the United States Weather Bureau, surprising readers who might expect Washington, with the note dated Friday September 22, 1967.

Washington Evening Journal United States Chicago New York San Francisco Boston United States Weather Bureau

Scandinavian Brunettes and Brisk Barber Banter

L M Boyd surveys quirky facts from haircuts to kangaroos and dogs, weighing trends in marriage, height, and brunettes among Scandinavian men. He notes price shifts for haircuts, asks playful science questions, and drops rapid replies on animal and historical trivia.

Zoning in Kalona Iowa Debate Prompted by Letters

Washington County Zoning Commission Chairman, a Dutch Creek farmer, and the county assessor respond to zoning issues after seven years of effort. They address loopholes in Iowa law County Zoning and argue exempt status for farmers is not guaranteed and warn of broad government control if taxpayers ignore hearings and budgets.

Kalona Iowa Washington Co. Zoning Commission Dutch Creek Washington County Washington Co Washington Iowa Economic Development Conference Ames Iowa State University Iowa Development Commission Zoning Commission Giles W. Escher

New Car Record at Gamble Store and Plymouth Listings

A record shows new car entries including Gamble Store inventory and Plymouth models. Names cited include International truck, Herman or June Harder, Lester L. Ferguson, Chrysler, Carl or Patricia Prybil, and Plymouth offerings.

Gamble International Truck Herman Or June Harder Plymouth Lester L. Fergusson Chrysler Carl Or Patricia Prybil

Dear Abby column readers weigh in on personal struggles

Abigail Van Buren offers counsel on psychotherapy hesitation jealousy and self acceptance. Readers share dilemmas about honesty with a psychiatrist, marital jealousy at a dance, and a dieting friend feeling isolated. The column advises openness, self care, and empathy.

Abby Los Angeles Cal

Nigeria says plan to secede failed

Federal troops captured Benin, capital of the midwestern region, hours after rebels declared it the Independent Republic of Benin. Government officials reported heavy fighting Wednesday night as mutinous forces had joined eastern regional forces, with celebrations reported in Benin after the fall.

Lagos Nigeria UPI Benin Republic of Republic of Biafra

MARK MY WORDS Open letter to hungry hippies

A reporter who toured Haight Ashbury writes an open letter praising hippie ideals while lampooning begging tourists for loose change. The writer urges the movement to stay principled, even when hungry, and imagines hippies as an army traveling on LSD.

Haight - Ashbury San Francisco

Schwengel Reverses Stance On Rat Control Vote

Rep. Fred Schwengel of Iowa joined 48 lawmakers in switching positions as the House approved a $40 million rat control program. Forty-two Republicans and six Democrats who opposed the earlier bill on July 20 voted for the measure, though Iowa’s other four Republican congressmen voted against it.

Washington UPI Fred Schwengel Iowa House Schwengel

Washington Evening Journal masthead and staff list

The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa lists David Elder as editor and business manager, William Shannon as vice president and advertising director, Charles Morris as news editor, Bob Shaffer for local advertising, and Howard Hazen as production superintendent. It notes afternoon publication except Sundays and holidays and includes post office entry under a 19th century act. Affiliated with United Press Leased Wire and several press associations. Subscriptions priced per week by carrier in Washington.

David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Bob Shaffer Howard Hazen Washington Iowa

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