Privacy Sought for Mrs John F Kennedy and Family
Mrs John F Kennedy, widow of the late President, plans a quiet move with her two children to a Washington D C home. She expressed desire for many quiet days there while officials plan Secret Service protection for about a year. Public curiosity is acknowledged, but privacy is her right after a period in the international spotlight.
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John F. Kennedy
White House
Washington, D. C
William K. Vanderbilt
United States
Iowa to Open Bids for 34.5 Miles of I 80 Paving
Iowa Highway Commission will open bids Tuesday for 34.5 miles of Interstate 80 paving in Poweshiek Johnson and Iowa counties. The project aims to advance four lane paving from near the eastern border toward the center of the state, aligning with a long term east-west route plan and rewarding past commission decisions.
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Iowa
Highway Commission
Poweshiek
Johnson
Profitable sideline ideas from Michigan coach Canham
Cy Barrett discusses Don Canham's film ventures in 1954 and the profitable sideline model he built. Canham produced 16 mm film loops for track events, marketed them to 10,000 schools, and expanded into sports merchandise, with Champions on Film and Wolvering Sports handling catalogs and sales. He runs 12 full-time staff and projects over $760,000 in 1963, while continuing to coach Michigan track.
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Jim
Don Canham
University of Michigan
Germany
Ann Arbor
Don
United States
Den
Muscatine Journal and Advertiser Contact Details
In this issue the Muscatine Journal announces its publication details from Muscatine Iowa. It lists staff members including Harold L. Nelson publisher Walter Russell editor and other executives. Advertising representatives and national affiliates are noted along with subscription rates and office hours.
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John Talbot
Gilbert Dietz
Edwin Walwer
Biargare
Griffith
Mgr Gen Advertising
Carl Walter
Adv
Jann & Kelley
Chicago
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Atlanta
Kansas City
Wannerpoli
Dallas
Lani
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McCormack Favors Keeping Law on Presidential Succession
James Marlow reports House Speaker John W. McCormack opposes altering the 1886 law that places the Speaker of the House next in line to the presidency after the vice president. The piece outlines historical changes to succession and notes McCormack’s long tenure and political position likely preventing any shift. The article also mentions Carl Hayden and political dynamics in Congress as context for the debate.
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Marlows
Associated. Press
Washington
John W. McCormack
House
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Lai
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McCormack
Massachusetts
Carl Hayden
Avion
Per Tempore
Senate
Congress
Garfield
Frank
Stettinius
Uralia
Truman
Whey
View Y Dent
Wy Tenpare
Joseph W. Martin
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Hayden
Johnson
Eisenhower
Saturday Evening Post
McCork
Mayden
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Gift choices to shape Lena’s future in reading and study
Lena’s grandmother seeks gifts with lasting value for a child entering junior high. The piece urges books, encyclopedias, a Red Letter Bible, classic comic history volumes, a typewriter, a college dictionary, and musical instruments to foster reading, spelling, and learning, plus a booklet offer on home education.
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Ray Lena
Isa
Dr. Crang
Lena
Augusta Stevenson
Heit
Kit Carson
Anthony Wayne
Benjamin Franklin
Nancy Hanks
Daniel Boone
Sam Houston
Sitting Bull
England
Hopkins Syndicate
Credit Cards Lighten Strain on Dollar Bills
HAL BOYLE notes how credit cards and checking accounts reduce cash wear and tear on currency. He reflects on holiday generosity, laws, and clever quotes, citing Sennacherib warnings, Swift insights, and Vanderbilt remarks as context for a changing financial world in New York.
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Hal Boyle
New York
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Prayer verse from Upper Room hymn or devotion
A devotional prayer excerpt praising God for the gift of Jesus Christ and redemption. It thanks God for eternal life and asks for blessing in Jesus Christ, concluding with an Amen. The quotation references John 1:4 and the phrase unspeakable gift.
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Jesus Christ
Dear Abby Advice Column Moments Between Neighbors
Abigail Van Buren counsels on a neighborhood dispute over a father driving kids to school versus walking. She favors the wife’s stance, notes lacking diplomacy, and character references for a cautious suitor in a separate personal query. The column invites readers to mail questions for personal replies.
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Abby
Wilton Lions Plan Annual Party for Kids
Wilton Lions approved plans for the community Christmas party for children. Gene Saylor was named general chairman for the event set for Saturday afternoon December 21, to be held in the grade school gym with a movie and treats. Further details to follow. No date set yet for the annual Sashhal Extravaganza fundraiser.
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Wilton Lions Plan
Wilton
Wilton Lions
Gene Saylor
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