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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1966

Page

3

Letter to Aunt Sadie Sounds Alarm on Slick Highways

Dear Aunt Sadie questions why Highway 22 and 76 from Muscatine to West Liberty remains deadly when wet. The letter cites multiple crashes and a 74 year old death near Nichols, urging a full rebuild to a moisture resistant surface. Gil Dietz signs the plea.

THE Muscatine Sadie LEE Newspaper West Liberty Nichols Loran Walch Mae Poole Walch Stanley Iowa State Highway Commission L. M. Clauson Clauson Gil Dietz

Computers threaten privacy with growing data banks

The piece notes computers monitor tax returns traffic violations airline reservations and inventories and process bank statements. It discusses FCC scrutiny of regulation to protect privacy and proprietary data and mentions Edgar S Dunn’s proposal for a consolidated data center potentially housing electronic dossiers on many Americans, signaling concerns over privacy and monitoring.

Iawa Federal Communications Commission Edgar S. Dunn U.S. Budget Bureau

Mark It Poisonous

The Edmonton Journal argues for a safety system using distinctive bottle shapes for harmful substances to prevent accidental poisoning. It suggests manufacturers adopt uniform container design to make dangerous items easy to identify, especially at night, reducing mix ups in the medicine cabinet.

Edmonton Alta

Make Farming Pay

The Wisconsin State Journal argues that population growth will demand higher agricultural productivity and acceptance from urban residents. It contends that delaying change is possible if city people support reforms, including necessary price increases to make farming a paying, comparable sector of the economy.

The Wisconsin State Journal

Williams pushes restraint on Senate spending and leases

Delaware Senator John J. Williams ranks high in watchdog efforts over federal spending. He targets post office lease purchases and landlord overcharges, and seeks return to the treasury of any unused $2400 annual stationery allowance. He calls for broader restraint among Republicans and Democrats.

Montana Standard-Post Federal Treasury Delaware John J. Williams Treasury LBJ

Needless Reminders From Ottumwa Courier

Political campaigns come and go but campaign signs linger, resisting wind and rain until the elements finally prevail.

Ottumwn Courier

Skating On Ice Coats City Sidewalks After Rain

Our Yesterdays notes heavy rains followed by sudden freeze leaving sidewalks slick. Youths skated over the ice all day, delighting them while hindering pedestrians. Other items chronicle county civil service exams and local club meetings. VFW auxiliary met at 224 West Second Street with hostesses and Hadassah held a program at B’nai Moses Synagogue.

VFW West Second Street Ethel Baker Lillian Martin Agnes Latham Edith Walter Shirlee Levin Muscatine Hadassah B'nai Moses Roosevelt Juanita Phillips West Fifth Street Anna Cochran

Cont act emcee hosts Baltimore radio TV show

Dr Crane and John Sterling host a Baltimore based telecast where questions are read aloud and answered by Sterling or guests. A caller seeks guidance on love and marriage detailing an extramarital affair, three children, and the man’s mixed family life, asking for advice in Sunday school settings.

John Sterling Baltimore Dr. Crane

Punitive Economic Steps Ineffective in the Past

United Nations and other bodies have repeatedly failed to force political change through sanctions. Since 1914, punitive economic measures have shown little to no success against regimes like Rhodesia. Cuba’s embargo also failed to oust Fidel Castro, while South Africa profits despite UN condemnations.

Max Harrelson United Nations N.Y Ian Smith League of Nations Cuba United States Fidel Castro U.N. Assembly Security Council Rhodesia South Africa U.N

Solomon Dilemma In A Worry Clinic Advice Column

A physician writes on a moral dilemma about a husband who travels for work, shuns divorce, and how a wife should proceed with her children in mind. The piece evokes Solomon and classic justice, noting the aim to maximize good over time, while warning against rash judgments and extremism. It also references historical Soviet missteps and later reliance on American engineers.

Daddy U.S.S.R Russia Abby

Dear Abby advice column on dating and manners

Abigail Van Buren answers reader questions about social cues and personal limits. She counsels on handling crush dynamics, slimming healthily under medical supervision, sharing household chores with a mother, and tactfully ending long telephone conversations.

Abigail van Buren Abby

Yuletide Reading Picks Through Notable Figures

Humorous AP list suggests humorous book titles for famous figures from Nixon to Mao with playful aims at brightening holiday spirits. Includes names like Kennedy Johnson and Hoover, plus global leaders, celebrities, and politicians.

Daily Prayer seeks divine aid for health, protection, and virtue

Prayer requests cleansing love from the Lord and deliverance from evil. The writer asks for a life overflowing with Thy blessings, strength against temptation, and constant spiritual health, pledging to share blessings with others.

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E. Third St Muscaine, Iowa Dia Margaret Griffith Walter Russell Carl Walter Adv H. £. Nelswns William Fahy Gilbert Dietz Edwin Walwer Muscatine Journal Associated Presgdy Riverside Frank Killian Chamber of Commerce Gene L. Needles Iowa Public Safety Commissioner L. E. Schellhouse Iowa Highway Patrol DeWitt Highway Patrol Civil Service Board Tura George W. Crane Solomon Yuletide Books Hal Role Nework Calle George Romney Richard M. Nixon Ronald Reagan Nelson A. Rockefeller Robert F. Kennedy U.S Lewis B. Hershey Selective Service Viet Nam Lyndon B. Johnson Joe Valachi Charles de Gaulle Ho Chi Minh Zsa Zsa Gabor Adam Clayton Powell Jr God Martin Luther King Jr Asia Mao Tse-tung China J. Edgar Hoover Dwight D. Hisenhower Harry S. Truman Gypsy Rose Lee Pope Paul VI Sukarno Indonesia Quarrel Naut Shire W. Cain's Ice Brother Guido Presidentia Yenterday
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