CIRAS Center Puts Iowa Industry On Notice For Growth
Iowa advances industrial development with CIRAS at Iowa State University backed by a $250000 two year appropriation. The program acts as a clearinghouse for ideas to improve products and solve engineering problems while private funds may join later. An industrial counseling committee will promote state advantages to national firms. Muscatine’s Harold Ogilvie joins the eight member panel. Census shows higher education yields higher income. 1960 median incomes rise with education level, urging continued schooling.
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Ames
Towa State University
CIRAS
Center For Industrial Research and Development
Iowa
Iowa Development Commission
Muscatine
Harold Ogilvie
Muscatine Development Corp
Humor in bank ads prompts cautious curiosity
Cy Barrett asks about using humor in bank advertising and whether a humorous sister-in-law pitch could work. The banker notes humor can enliven ads but is hard to do well, citing parody headlines from 1962 and stressing taste and relevance. The column includes reader questions on accreditation of home study schools and business value versus price, offering Cy Barrett's guidance and a prompt to write for personal business questions.
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Dar, CY
Baw Street Journal
Wall Street Journal
Bond Club of New York
No. Langley & Company
First National ‘City Bank
Good Body & Company
Clark, Dodge & Company
Wall To Wall
Bache & Company
Co. J. Devine & Company
Jose
Shields & Company
New York Securities Company
Home Study Accrediting Commission
National Home Study Council
U.S. Office of Education
Accrediting Commission
AME Classifieds Page Entry From Muscatine Iowa
Fragmented OCR reveals a Muscatine Iowa newspaper notice listing Associated Press affiliation editors and staff, newspaper delivery terms, pricing, and office hours. It documents circulation details, regional mail rates, and subscription prices for daily and city delivery with special delivery options.
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Associated Pres
Associated Press
AP Caw
Etember
Iowa’ Daily Press’ Association
Dann
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Atlanta
Kansas City
Sas Anseles
San
Francisco
Daily Journal
Muscas
Muscas Fing 912.00, Daily One ‘Year By Madlyr Ltt
Muscatine
All Mediafons
Ae Ae Office Gours
Aalty
China and France Dilemmas Highlight U S Foreign Policy
President Kennedy faces a lingering American dilemma as China and France test Western alliances. The article notes De Gaulle's nuclear stance and the Chinese push toward a nuclear future, with Kennedy warning that China’s rise could pose a greater threat in decades. It discusses leadership changes and the uncertain fate of Western unity.
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James
Marlow Associated “Press- News
Washington
Kennedy
Owo
France
China
de Gaulle
United State
Britain
Russia
Hari
de. Gaulle
Worry Clinic Grandparents Share Fun Fitness Plan
An elderly narrator offers a quirky guide to tiring out energetic grandchildren. He advises letting children do most of the running pulling and rowing to burn calories, then suggests playful tricks like hidden pennies and long booklets to entertain them.
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Givare
Os Tan
Sunday Services Run By Yellowstone Student Parsonage
A band of 36 college and seminary students minister in Yellowstone National Park from spring through Labor Day. Led by Rev. John A. Lee, they hold interdenominational services, Bible schools, and recreation programs for visitors and hundreds of summer employees. The program, started in 1951 by Princeton seminarians, draws about 20 000 park visitors to Sunday services last summer and emphasizes sharing camp chores with tourists.
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Paul Albright
Yellowstone
Ouriss
Wyoming
Parsons
Christ
John A. Lee
Park
Lee
Syorkey-Witnesses
Interdenazinational
Yellowslane
Princeton Seminarians
National’ Council ‘of Churches
Prayer or To Bat The Upper Rooms Excerpt Message
A short devotional prayer fragment urges confession and intercession from James 5:16. It asks readers to pray for others and seek strength through selflessness in every situation, ending with an Amen.
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James
Jesus
Watermelons on market at ten cents this week
Our Yesterdays notes marke t season start with watermelons selling for ten cents. Local items recall drills by Rifles, Young Men's Christian Association plans, a new high school build, and the cornerstone ceremony at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church in West Liberty.
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Spicor
Garlock
Burlington
A Davis
Young Man's Christian Association
Wamer
Dear Abby columns on family manners and personal habits
A reader recounts conflict over a son's 21 year old girlfriend living with the family sparking clashes with younger siblings. Other letters discuss yawning etiquette, a bachelor’s money worries with a spendthrift wife, and cat food canapes at a party, ending with a note on cocktail party illness.
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Abby
Aggie
Daily Cryptoquote Teaches Letter Substitution
A reader learns how to decipher a cryptoquote with variable letter mappings. The sample shows phrases such as WELL MARRIED and ILL MATCHED, illustrating the puzzle’s playful cryptic style.
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Asa
Beecher
Isa Bing
Ftaluee Grados
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