School Bells Signal 1968 69 Opening Across Nation
Muscatine public schools start August 29 for the 1968 69 term with some area districts opening earlier. The piece reflects on the shift from rural one room schooldays to a modern, knowledge expanding classroom. It emphasizes the growing store of knowledge, the bridging role of the school, and the need to support youth with heritage and freedom.
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Muscatine
The Heart of Republican Strength
A Northeast observer argues the Republican party is nationally conservative, not liberal. Nixon and Reagan claw for delegates, Rockefeller and Lindsay sidelined, with South and West shifting power. Nixon’s choice of Agnew signals a pragmatic southward strategy, while urban ills require reform and law enforcement in the campaign era.
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Richard Nixon
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Maryland
Spiro Agnew
Ronald Reagan
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
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Agnew
LBJ Faces Additional Budget Cuts Increases Reported
President Johnson, after agreeing to a 6 billion dollar tax cut, may face another 1 billion in spending cuts. Press secretary George Christian outlined the budget problems after a ranch conference with Budget Director Charles J. Zwick. The White House expects Congress to specify 3 billion in reductions, leaving 4 billion to be found. Johnson also announced payroll reductions abroad to ease the balance of payments, with 21 agencies affected and overseas payrolls to fall by about 18 percent. Johnson has diverticulosis, a non disabling intestinal condition.
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Austin, Tex
Johnson
George Christian Outline
White House
Charles J. Zwick
Christian
Zwick
Congress
U.S
Darkening of skin during pregnancy and pill use explored
Dear Dr Molner explains chloasma or the mask of pregnancy can appear with the pill as hormones mimic pregnancy. Some cases persist. dermatologists offer monobenzone ointment under professional care. Also notes on diet adequacy, tampon removal, vitiligo, and emphysema guidance with request for the booklet and a stamped envelope.
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Molner
Billboard restrictions tighten under federal beautification plan
Iowa highway commission and federal department of roads require neon signs adjacent to interstates and primary roads to move back from rights of way. The rule aligns with federal highway beautification grants and threatens loss of federal funds for states lacking billboard bans. Urban neon clutters remain, potentially masking traffic signals for travelers.
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Iowa Highway Commission
Federal Department of Roads
Kitchen Button Pushers Into an Electronic Future
Amer ica's housewives may push a button to shop, see daily specials on a kitchen screen, and have orders filled overnight for doorstep delivery. Industrial designer Milt Immerman envisions urban living, rooftop skyways, and rapid city travel with new building and robotics ideas while highlighting the rewards of pioneering design.
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Milt Immerman
Immerman
University of Town
Memories From Yesteryears Highlight Local Weekend
A grove picnic near Cypress and Oakland draw many Methodist Sabbath school youths. Notes recall 25 years since Private Allen Flosher from Muscatine suffered severe injuries near Camp Jackson. Barbara Burgess from Fort Wayne named vocal instructor at the county junior college. County Fair proceeds total 2070 91 dollars. Justina McSwiggin will graduate from Mercy Hospital School of Nursing in Burlington.
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Flosher of
Muscatine
Camp Jackson
South Carolina
E. J. Flesher
Barbara Burgess
Fort Wayne
Ind
Harold Freese
US Navy Department
Laurence Fry
Tipton Junior College
Justina McSwiggin
James E. McSwiggin
Wilton
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Burlington
St. Paul’s Church
Today in History highlights from 1968 events
On August 14 1968 notable events include Truman announcing Japan's surrender ending World War II in 1945 the Oregon territory organizing in 1848 the Boxer rebellion ending in 1900 and the Graf Zeppelin voyage in 1929 Roosevelt signing the Social Security Act in 1935 Churchill and Roosevelt meeting at sea in 1941 and various later events such as a Dutch airliner crash in 1968 a Khrushchev visit context and a theft recovery in Jerusalem.
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Harry S. Truman
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China
U.S
Peking
Germany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roose
The Daily Prayer for Forgiveness and Nation
A prayer requests God to hear, forgive, and guide the nation for the honor of Jesus Christ, confessing personal and national sins and seeking mercy and mercy through divine leadership.
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Daniel
Jesus Christ
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