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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
3
The Muscatine Journal operates as an Associated Press member and utilizes Hs world wide news, wirephoto and features services. William Fahy serves as business manager, Gilbert Dietz as managing editor, and Edwin Walwer as circulation representative.
Gov. Harold Hughes conducts hearings as state departments present two year operation sums for the forthcoming budget. The governor will include these totals in the budget message to the Iowa General Assembly in January. The treasury reportedly shows a surplus around 80 million dollars, yet requests for the next biennium are consistently higher.
Postal officials urge early holiday mailing and using Zip Codes to ensure delivery. A Chicago mail logjam recently delayed deliveries and was said to be resolved, but slow handling persists. AP material from New York arrived late for a Saturday sports event, and pre Thanksgiving items arrived after the holiday.
A long dormant plan to rebate a portion of federal tax revenues to states and cities without strings is back in discussion. Proponents like Melvin Laird and Charles Goodell cite potential large-scale rebates, while critics warn that federal agencies would resist surrendering funding.
Our Yesterdays recall W W Parker of Davenport marketing Chapmans Map of Town now revised and republished. The piece notes losses from swamp fever among Muscatine Island and Illinois bottom horses and mules, including Dr M P Bonke who lost two horses and a mule on his Illinois farm.
Washington AP notes that experts predict next year’s federal budget could reach 140 billion, a 27 billion jump from this year’s 113 billion. Johnson seeks thrift while recovering in Texas, weighing tax changes to curb inflation and fund a 146 billion plan.
A reader recounts his mother in Harmond Indiana who faced terminal cancer, credited recovery to Krebiozen after medical doubt. He questions FDA denial of fair testing, praising Dr Ivy and Dr Steven Duravie, noting many terminal patients reportedly improved after treatment and surgery.
The Worry Clinic argues modern treatments fail and Krebiozen is not a cure, urging fair double blind tests. It blasts the FDA for calling Krebiozen worthless since 1951, cites a Chicago courtroom testimony about falsified letters, and accuses federal officials of panic and deceit amid cancer deaths and public anger.
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on child play gender norms, jealousy in romance, and wedding plans. Advice touches on a boy who plays with dolls, a boyfriend still in touch with an ex, and choosing Pam’s wedding scale while avoiding hurt to Sue.
Rex Stout marks his 80th birthday by starting a new Nero Wolfe mystery. He plans 39 days to write it, with publication aimed for May. Stout credits logical thinking for his success and describes his early reading as a child prodigy. He lives at Highmeadow with wife Pola and two married daughters.
A devotional excerpt quotes a biblical verse about joy in heaven over one sinner who repents and offers a prayer thanking God for matchless love and redemption in Jesus name.
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