Tax Cut Prospects Improved by House Foreign Aid Action
Rep. Howard Baker of Tennessee says House trimming more than $500 million from foreign aid boosts chances for tax-cut legislation. Some House and Senate members favor accompanying tax reduction with federal spending curtailment to avoid deficits. Senate action hinges on Dirksen. public sentiment and recalling World War I aid influence shape views, with calls for private capital involvement in development.
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Week of Decision For Students On Summer Break
The week marks the end of summer vacation for many area pupils including Muscatine, with some youths weighing the lure of cash from summertime jobs against returning to class. Statistics argue the benefits of finishing high school, including higher future earnings and better job prospects, likely nudging wavering students toward re-enrollment.
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Revival of Cottage Industries Loom’s New Franchise
Elphege Nadeau’s compact loom spurs a home craft revival in the United States and Hong Kong. Franchises offer areas with 40 looms for about $10,000, promising 400 yards weekly and earnings of 1.25 to 2 dollars per hour for home workers producing fabrics beyond power loom capability.
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Muscatine Daily Journal details and pricing changes
The Muscatine Daily Journal announces delivery options and subscription rates. It lists office contacts and staff roles, notes press association affiliations, and outlines pricing for city and distant subscribers, with mail and special delivery details.
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Civil rights history and nonviolent protest across eras
A compact survey traces civil disobedience from Adam and Eve through Socrates and Antigone to Jesus, Gandhi and Thoreau, noting nonviolence, religious influences, and shifts toward just war. It cites Gandhi’s 20th century triumph, Tolstoy, Ruskin, Jainism, Buddhism, and Coxey’s 1894 protest along with the 1932 World War I bonus march.
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The Worry Clinic on Stuttering and Self Cure
Ronnie aged four stutters, a normal early stage that can fade as vocabulary grows. Stuttering is an emotional habit tied to nerve tension, and adults can often cure themselves by altering the social, linguistic, or situational angles of speech.
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Icelandic law makes children learn to swim officials say
A column mocks sweeping laws and oddities noting Iceland requires all children to learn to swim. It also riffs on American meat intake, cars worldwide, water usage, inflation, Berlin industry, wildlife facts, egg laying times, and a local Morning Sun baseball tourney victory with coach comments and player highlights.
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Cryptogram Quotation Reprint From 19th Century Puzzle
Easternay's Cryptoquote presents a quotation about value and effort, stating there is nothing valuable that can be bought without pains and labor. The line references Addison and a character named Hus Tuscanee Ayadhab, Lace.
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Prayer, The Upper Room meditation note
A devotional prayer excerpt cites Paul’s grace in weakness and asks for Christ’s power to rest on believers. It prays for love of God, acceptance of suffering, and using trials to glorify the Lord, aiming for pure joy, blessing lives, and kingdom usefulness through Christ.
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Muscatine Chronicle notes from a century ago
Our Yesterdays recalls 100 years past with fruit groves on James Weed’s grounds and abundant pears peaches apples plums and grapes. J Fred Kimball writes he is safe from Quantrill’s rumored victims. memories include old Commercial Hotel blackout and fair winners Virginia Smith Betty Natiman plus scholarships for local students and hospital progress as tar m at a picks near peak.
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Dear Abby and Hidden Wife Duck Trouble column mix
A reader asks about an older wife married to a younger man who wants her to relocate and quit her job. Abby advises questioning his shame and privacy, to decide if he wants her as wife or bachelor. The other letter concerns a noisy pet duck causing damage and costs. advice suggests selling the duck to the SPCA and making soup as a joke.
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