Noise Hurts Hearing Says Research On Loud Rock
An editor recalls leaving a Muscatine High School concert due to excessive volume. Dr. David Lipscomb of the University of Tennessee reports a study showing go go music at 120 to 138 decibels can damage cochlear cells, risking long term hearing and occupational potential. Rock is safer outdoors or at a distance.
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Muscatine High School
David M. Lipscomb
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Lipscomb
University In
Delays at major airports spark call for new priorities
A mid century view on air travel delays estimates 1967 losses at 54 million dollars in productive time with 1968 costs rising. It argues long term fixes like new ports and runways are eight years away, urging near term action by prioritizing airports and guiding private planes to non congested fields to ease bottlenecks at O'Hare Kennedy and LaGuardia.
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New York
Kennedy Airport
Dallas
Miami Beach
Chicago
O'Hare
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C
Kennedy
la Guardia
Newark
United States
Washington
Stuart Tipton
Air Transport Association
Federal Aviation Administration
Long Island
Westchester County
France
Milton House
Dooley’s Sage Warning Fits Democratic Convention Turmoil
Washington notes the 1968 Democratic race roils with McGovern McCarthy Humphrey and Cleaver. McCarthy pushes Vietnam peace terms including talks with Viet Cong, while others warn of bloodshed and party fracturing. Duffel of factions, strike climate, and derailed unity frame the scene.
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Washington
Martin Dooley
Chicago
Richard Daley
Dooley
George McGovern
Lester Maddox
God
Mother
Georgis
Eugene McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Lyndon
Humphrey
South
John Connally
Texas
McCarthy
Ralph Abernathy
Memphis
Ann
Ann Ayo
Peace and Freedom Party
Eldridge
Sorbitol in diet candy can affect diabetics
Reader asks why sorbitol raises blood sugar. Molner explains sorbitol yields fructose or tiny glucose, less insulin need, but other candy ingredients raise sugar. Diet confections may be lower in calories yet still boost glucose. read labels for carbs. Hypnosis may help pain but is not a universal cancer cure. Pregnancy during menstruation cannot occur. anxiety may delay menses. Masturbation does not cause insanity. Dr Mother notes high mail volume limits replies.
Reader asks Muscatine hospital questions to public
Muriel Hines of 2497 Mulberry Ave asks the Muscatine Journal to report more on Muscatine General Hospital. She questions ownership, funding, policy making, board composition and terms, salaries, bond status, and whether financial statements are published in the paper.
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Muscatine General Hospital
Muscatine Journal
Muscatine
Muriel H. Hines
Mulberry Ave
Iowa
Peter Finch a cultured raconteur who values life’s ease
NEW YORK AP Peter Finch a renowned actor discusses his views on life and fame. He favors quiet contentment, divides time between Jamaica and occasional film work, and describes a varied early career from reporter to vaudeville performer. He recalls war service and career boosts by Olivier and Leigh.
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New York
Peter Finch
Peter
Lylah Clare
Kim Novak
Jamaica
British Film Academy
Berlin
National Board of Review
MGM
England
Vaude
Ville
Sydney
Middle East
Finch
Australia
Laurence Olivier
Vivien Leigh
London
Moonlight entertainment by Presbyerian ladies planned
Our Yesterdays note recalls a moonlight entertainment set for next Tuesday evening in the grove near Mrs. Ogilvie's by the Ladies of the Presbyerian church. Also noted: H J Branch named new Democratic postmaster at Durant and fresh German pretzels with mustard at Adam Hild's. 50 Years Ago item and 1958 tractor rodeo finalist in Des Moines.
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The
Presbyterian Church
H. J. Branch
Durant
Adam Hild’s
Virgil Ichelberger
Young Lake Township
Muscatine County
Des Moines
This Day in History for August 22 1968
Highlights of past events on this date include Nazi advances near Leningrad in 1941 Jacob Barsimson landing at New Amsterdam in 1654 British troops ashore on Long Island in 1776 U S annexation of New Mexico proclaimed in 1846 Mona Lisa stolen from Louvre in 1911 and recovered in 1913 WWII Yap Island raids begin in 1944 Eisenhower Nixon renominated in 1956 Skale submarine visit cancelled in 1960 Security Council hears Israel Syria charges in 1965 fires threaten vast northwestern U S area in 1968 plus a Bible verse and prayer.
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Associated Press
Leningrad
America
Jacob
Barsimson
New Amsterdam
New York
Long Island
New Mexico
U.S. Territory
Santa Fe
Leonardo da Vinci
Louvre Museum
Paris
Italy
U.S. Army Air Force
Yap Island
Caroline Islands
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
San Francisco
U.S
Copenhagen
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Syria
United States
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Wire Service
the Muscatine Journal
Go-Go Mu
John Chamberlain
Public Health Service
Census Bureau
Jonasville
Wis
Daily Gazette
Russell
Kas
Small Society
BricKman
Cleaver
White House
Dick Gregory
Platform Committee
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Mississippi
Nixon
James
Joseph G. Molner, M.D
Dr. Moiner
V.B
Dr. Mother
M.C
Cole Aimn
India
Kal
Boyle
Anna Hindriks
W. 4Th St
Board of Education
the Daily Prayer
Christ
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