Muscatine Journal Staff Directory and Partners
The Muscatine Journal lists staff roles and wire services affiliations. Publisher Margaret Griffith. Assistant Publisher William Fahy. Business Manager Walter Russell. Editor Gilbert Dietz. Managing Editor Carl Walter. Advertising Director Edwin Walwer. Circulation Manager. Associated Press WA and wire services affiliations noted. Representatives listed.
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Roots For Accomplishment In Free Economy
A magazine draws an analogy to the oyster to explain the American businessman's motives in a free economy. Competition acts as the grain of sand. profits, better management, technology, and reinvestment become the pearl. The piece argues motivation and reward align diverse interests toward growth and public good.
Elevator service lacking in Capitol and courthouse
The Iowa Legislative Interim Committee discussed adding elevators in the Iowa Capitol to serve third floor rooms accessible only by stairs. The Muscatine county courthouse faces a similar issue with only stairs to the second and third floors, prompting questions about past courthouse elevator proposals.
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Iowa
Muscatine County Courthouse
Surgeon Proposes NEGRO Plan To Boost Black Power
New York neuro-surgeon Dr. Thomas W. Matthew launches the National Economic Growth and Reconstruction Organization to build hospitals and rehabilitate slums via black self help. He aims to fund training for Negro carpenters, plumbers, electricians, and masons and to leverage federal and private matching funds for hospital projects and housing renewal.
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Thomas W. Matthew
Interfaith Hospital
New York City
Queens
Matthew
National Economic Growth and Reconstruction Organization
Muscatine Directory Prep Notes Population Estimate
Mr Root, compiler of the Muscatine City Directory to be published, says population should be between 9 000 and 10 000 under the usual rule. Items include Emma Rankin’s return from Chicago, Marx E Block buying a lot for 700 dollars, and local social events.
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Emma Rankin
Chicago
Marx E. Block
Wicher
Nixon Silent on 1968 Presidential Hopes in 1966
Washington AP reports former VP Richard M. Nixon, out of office for six years, speaks broadly in 1966, giving unsolicited advice on Viet Nam and politics, while avoiding any firm 1968 candidacy statements. He predicts party splits and shifts, but Kennedy’s 1968 prospects remain unclear.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Viet Nam
Robert F. Kennedy
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Nixon
California
Florists' Transworld Delivery picks new president
Albert R. Wilhelmy of Cleveland Ohio has been elected president of the Florists' Transworld Delivery Association at the Pittsburgh meeting.
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Pittsburgh
Albert R. Wilhelmy
Cleveland
Ohio
Florists’ Transworld Delivery Association
Main difference between academic and applied psychology
The dialogue by Helene F asks why academic psychologists disdain applied psychology and compares it to medicine. It notes a split between academic researchers and clinicians, where physiologists pursue pure study while physicians apply findings to patient care, including diagnosis and treatment.
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Helene F
Crane
Psychology applies to politics says columnist
The column argues psychology spans many fields from medicine to advertising and politics. It credits Lyndon B. Johnson as a master of audience psychology and claims elections are won by psychological strategy over platform debates. It notes voters respond to human interests and empathy in political life.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
F. D. Roosevelt
Dear Abby Q and A on marriage, gifts, and debt
A collection of readers questions about marital strain and family hints life in the home. Topics include telling relatives about a wife returning home after a breakup, a sleeping husband who harms in dreams, discovering old coins in a chair, and an overdue debt note.
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Abby
Wives Puzzle Husbands By HAL BOYLE
Hal Boyle cites a humorous AP essay on why husbands find wives a mystery. An informal poll reveals quips about shoes at parties, bald spots, bifocals, candlelit meals, tuna lunches, buttering toast, dinner guests, love letters, lunch budgets, stamp licking, and newspaper sections, ending with the puzzled question of why she chose him.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Manhattan
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Sordsy’s Crossword: filled with clues across and down from Petticoat to Charges for professional services and obsequious, plus author and playing marble hints. Includes Hebrew measures and French city terms.
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Oregon City
Prayer Excerpt Reflects Jesus in Mountains and Lake
A devotional passage recalls Jesus with Peter, James and John on a hill to pray. It includes a prayer to draw nearer to Him and for Him to abide in hearts, closing in His name.
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John
James
Jesus
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