Locking doors and taking keys cuts theft risk
A Los Angeles news item urges homeowners to lock doors and take keys when away. It notes many people leave doors unlocked and cites a 28 year old burglar who says five of ten people leave doors open. The piece contrasts home safety with the ease of breaking in by casual thieves. It also covers Fidel Castro's Moscow visit, his reception, and talks on Soviet aid amid Cuba’s shortages.
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Erhard Nominated German Chancellor A Free Market Advocate
Ludwig Erhard, 66, West Germany economics minister and proponent of a social market economy, is nominated to succeed Konrad Adenauer as chancellor. He abolished prewar price controls in 1948, arguing that freeing people and money would strengthen the nation. His influence is linked to postwar economic reform and the broader movement for free economies.
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Free Economic Society
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London
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Europe
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Adenauer
France
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Muscatine Journal Evening Edition Notes and Rates
The Muscatine Journal lists staff including Harold L Nelson as publisher and Walter Russell as editor with circulation manager and advertising staff. It describes Associated Press use, Des Moines office details, and subscription rates for Daily Journal delivered by carrier or mail within and beyond fifty miles of Muscatine with prices listed and special delivery for missed papers.
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World Leaders Cling to Posts Despite Rising Youth Tide
James Masow surveys aging powerholders from Adenauer to De Gaulle. He notes few leaders step down willingly, with Khrushchev and Mao unlikely to loosen grip, while France, Spain, and Portugal show unpredictable futures after longstanding regimes.
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Diabetic Hope and Biochemical Cancer Fight
The article explores pancreatic transplants, blood chemistry, and hormonal remedies as future cures for diabetes and cancer. It discusses transplant challenges between individuals and twins, potential hormone therapies, and the idea of restoring body chemistry to prevent disease with emphasis on insulin production and cancer suppression.
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Here's How One Young American Gets Exercise
A humorous reminiscence by JOY STILLEY about a daughter who uses daily calisthenics during long phone calls. The writer notes the daughter's energy from walks, jumps, and stretches, balanced with snacking and constant conversation, as a portrait of modern indoor fitness. The piece blends affectionate family life with playful critique of telephoned workouts.
Prayer card tribute from The Upper Room
A prayer card featuring a biblical exhortation from Acts 22 15 and a Lord prayer asking God to set hearts to witness win tongues to witness and share through Jesus Christ our Lord Amen.
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Muscatine Chronicles Recap From Local Notices and Sports
A look back at Muscatine history recalls a Davenport trip by a local excursion party aboard the Jennie Whipple, with praise for the boat. Earlier notes mention vandalism and a cemetery incident from wartime years, plus umpire Fleming’s call during a league game. The frost impact on crops is noted, and senior students attended a club tea and dance. Local school visits to the county jail and journal are listed, along with the Eagles bowling league finale and city council sewer planning.
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Muscatine Busi
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Muscatine 1
North Prairie School
Helen “Bill
Shiloh
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Muscatine
Abby Q&A Columns on Marriage and Workloads
Dear Abby columns address relationship strains from trusted sources. The letters discuss marital boundaries with a psychiatrist, spousal help at home, and counting in animals versus human perception, reflecting everyday domestic tensions and advice patterns.
Cryptoquote Challenge Highlights Quotations Revealed
Daily cryptogram puzzle explains substitution hints with sample AXYCLBAAXE and LONGFELLOW, showing how letters map. It notes yesterday's quote SOLVENCE IS ENTIRELY MATTER OF TEMPERAMENT, hints about temperament not income, and mentions Ring Ventures Eynndicate Inc.
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