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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1963
Page
3
A batch of Dear Abby questions covers mother in laws stalking wedding memories, lighting cigarettes with etiquette, veterans’ glory, public affection, teen pregnancy, and request for Abby’s personal reply service using Beverly Hills addresses.
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater plans to decide by late January whether to seek the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. He cites Illinois and New Hampshire primary filing dates and notes his front runner status while acknowledging Kennedy polls in comparison. Javits, a Rockefeller critic, questions Goldwater's staying power and suggests Rockefeller could still win New Hampshire.
Washington A UPI report notes Congress ends its nine months with many Kennedy proposals stalled. A year‑round session looms, civil rights and tax cut remain unresolved, while actions include draft extension, grain legislation, debt limit increase, rail crisis aid, and medical schools aid. The Senate backed the nuclear test ban treaty and a military pay raise awaits House action.
A May tag advises using colorful squeeze bottles for laundry aids to avoid spills. Separate item notes practical, impact resistant containers that won t break if tipped. In solar eclipse news 247 eye injuries reported nationwide with retinal burns from direct sun viewing. California 30 Illinois 25 cases noted.
A roster of upcoming auctions across Iowa detailing dates, times, and locations. Listings include farm machinery, livestock, household goods, and estate sales from Columbus Junction to Washington, Brighton, Ainsworth Junction, and Kalona with organizers such as Paul Klotz Penningroth Bros Grace McDill Estate and several estates.
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