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The Muscatine Journal presents its affiliations and staff roles including publisher William Fahy, business manager Gilbert Dietz, managing editor Edwin Walwer, and circulation manager. It notes representation by Jane & Kelleys, Inc in major cities across the United States and service affiliations with wirephoto and feature services.
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Muscatine population tops 22,000 on preliminary census
Preliminary special census figures show Muscatine surpassing 22,000 residents, with estimates around 22,135 after Washington review. The boost comes with extended city limits, more telephones, meters, and new homes, plus growing industry and state funding tied to population. The city expects about $17,000 yearly more in state apportionments, while the census cost under $5,000.
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Passman Targets U S Foreign Aid Spending
Rep Passman pushes cuts in overseas aid arguing 1966 requests total 9.16 billion when 3.38 billion sought. he notes 14.9 billion remains unspent in pipelines and 16.9 billion waiting to be allocated. The piece critiques shifting funds to domestic programs and questions public awareness.
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Our Yesterdays Years Ago Hon A Price addresses West Liberty
A weekly note recalls past items from Yesterdays. Hon A Price, Republican candidate for Congress, will address West Liberty on Monday at two o clock. Also referenced: Miss Rose Page visiting Miss Mary Weggen, Fast Mil at Turner Opera House, Laurel building work, United Brethren state conference preparations, a family reunion for David Grimm Sr., and Rev Alvert E Line's upcoming rector duties at Trinity Episcopal Church Muscatine.
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Children Crusade in China Seen As Effort to Stifle Critics
Washington AP reports that China’s current youth campaigns are a defensive move by Mao Zedong to intimidate critics and suppress dissent. Red Guard actions target old ideas and Christian churchs while foreign observers note political immaturity and growing rifts with other Communists.
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Freedom Has a Big Meaning for Hans Reiss
Hans Reiss, a Vienna born maitre d hotel, survived Nazi persecution after help from fellow workers and a chain of escapes to Prague, Switzerland, France, Shanghai, and the United States. He built a new life with his wife Laura Wolf and two sons, becoming a citizen and a successful host in Miami Beach while guarding a haunting quest for freedom.
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Carillon
Dear Abby Readers Find Value In Letters From Vietnam Soldier
Dear Abby discusses a soldier’s letter about a wife who won t join him on a new tour. The reply urges the wife to consider sacrifice, and the writer reflects on love, duty, and family. The column also addresses a wedding invitation dilemma and cautions about pursuing married men.
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Columnist's Notes From HAL BOYLE
New York columnist HAL BOYLE shares light anecdotes on snails as pets and quirks of daily life. He riffs on future population density, husband jokes, vending machines, a music exam pun, and Will Rogers quips about sunburned places.
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Waterford Park
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Walter Lippmann
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Cross-Word Puzzle Clues and a Prayer Excerpt
A mixed item featuring a list of crossword clues across and down with answers hinted and a religious prayer passage from Exodus and the Lord's Prayer. The text blends wordplay prompts with a short devotional invocation at the end.
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