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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues that tax cuts face opposition if the Administration pushes faster spending. It contends tax relief for middle and high earners could spur growth, while continued government spending drains private investment and slows private-sector growth, urging economy and prudent budgeting amid debt.
Workmen will remove brick along East Second Street and Park Avenue to add concrete paving on both sides, creating a four lane highway and a new Mad Creek bridge. No. 61 traffic will be affected on a heavily traveled route, with detours likely as Muscatine residents endure temporary inconvenience for long term gains.
Former AEC head David Lilienthal warned in Princeton that nuclear disarmament myths ignore history. He argued the West cannot cede lead in nuclear power while nations such as France and China pursue tests and bomb programs, urging caution over federal stockpiles and private enterprise in atomic energy.
The Muscatine Journal lists staff and AP affiliation, office hours, and advertising contacts. It outlines delivery options, subscription prices for within and beyond fifty miles, and weekend delivery arrangements, with phone numbers for circulation and service inquiries.
Washington reports renewed push for ethics in Congress as Rep. Born introduces a bill to require full disclosure of travel expenses income and assets with penalties. Senators Case and others press earlier proposals to cover members and officials with 15000 plus salaries, seeking a broad ethics standard.
Lois L age 17 seeks Dr Cranes guidance after meeting a married man with two children. The column warns against alimony risks and urges delaying marriage, pursuing education, and ending the affair. It emphasizes choosing a quality partner, keeping head over heart, and gaining life experience before settling down.
A humorous collection of stray observations notes women’s edge in arguments, quirky legal trivia, and odd facts. It cites Harvard psychology, Rhode Island pickle juice laws, Alabama cotton plowing, and home injury causes. It ends with literary and historical asides and a Robert Frost quote.
The note to not conform to this world seeks transformation by renewing the mind to discern God’s good will. It asks for grace to view ourselves through truth, confess love for God, and pursue the straight path toward abundant life through Jesus. Amen.
A collage of reader questions and replies covers parental control, spousal humor, and marital suspicion. Topics include a teen’s restriction on dating by contrast to peers, appreciation for a husband who cares for family health, and a wife uneasy after a reported late-night visit by a coworker. The nervous spouse faces a neighbor’s gossip.
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