Scouts and Junior Chamber aid Salvation Army Christmas drive
Muscatine Scouts join city wide canned food drive for Salvation Army to fund Christmas baskets for needy families. Junior Chamber of Commerce provide transportation for the drive and donations support visits to shut ins and hospital patients. Toys reach children and Golden Agers at annual Yuletide events. The kettle donations fund the season’s outreach.
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Salvation Army
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Cambodian Ruler Explains Sihanouk’s Motives in Crisis
In Phnom Penh Prince Sihanouk says Cambodia will recapture the Viet Cong shadow government in South Vietnam if the Communists guarantee Cambodia's territorial integrity. He portrays American pressure as failing in Vietnam and argues for a non Communist state alternative, despite Western doubts.
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Vietnam
Viet Cong
Asia
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Sihanouk
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Word counts of historic documents cited in Summerville Messenger Gaz
The 10 Commandments total 247 words The Bill of Rights 464 words Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address 266 words A recent directive to regulate cabbage prices 26411 words The note appears in The Summerville Messenger Gazelle of New Jersey.
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Lincoln
Summerville
N. J
Our Yesterdays Historical Mentions And Events
A collage of old notes notes Mary E Walker acting surgeon in Louisville female military prison, plus city council resignation talk by Mayor Gobble. Also Muscatine basketball win by the Midgets, high school exchange play Fireman Save My Child, and travels of residents Melvin Fick Stadler family. Choirs planned at Muscatine High and Mulford Congregation couples gathering.
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Mary E. Walker
Louisville
Gobble
Senate
Muscatine
Grandview
Krahl
Mulford Congregation
Mig. Eldon Fraser
East Second Street
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Johnson’s Quiet Start Leaves Questions About Policy
Washington observes President Johnson’s calm post election period with no clear policy takes. He met with British PM Wilson and bank leaders but avoided specifics on Vietnam or major programs, while aides visit his Texas ranch. Observers note Goldwater’s campaign stance let Johnson maneuver. He plans to outline foreign policy later after lining up support and chessmen.
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Johnson
White House
Viet Nam
Wilson
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Barry Goldwater
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Remarriage Advice For Elder Widowers
An elderly widower asks if remarriage is wise. Dr. Crane notes remarriage extends life via better meals and companionship and argues children often oppose to safeguard inheritance. He says remarriage honors the former marriage and that parental happiness can continue after loss.
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Case Wandim
Crane
Letters to the Editor Encourage Civic Involvement and Self-Reliance
In a Letters to the Editor feature, readers debate community pride and governance. Helen L. King argues residents should address problems to authorities and support the town, while cautioning against inherited wealth and urging self-reliance in achieving success.
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el Jow
California
Oklahoma
Puerto Rico
Tuet
Helen L. King
God West Eighth Street
Dear Abby Advice Column Fragments on Etiquette and Family Feelings
Excerpts from Abigail Van Buren address issues from workplace comments about a secretary’s slip to family strain over an adopted grandchild and a teenager seeking honest guidance. The Valued reader questions revolve around class perception, parental boundaries, and social acceptance within a troubled domestic scene.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Prayer Excerpt Reflects Light of Christ Message
A brief prayer fragment presents Jesus as the light of the world quoting John 8 12 RSV. It asks God to help believers use the light to guide others to know Jesus and Thy revelation and love. The text closes with a prayer in Jesus name Amen.
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God
Jesus Christ
Amon
He's For Short Work Week by HAL BOYLE
Curbstone comments by HAL BOYLE explore a future with automation reducing work to 10 hours weekly. He rebuts moralist fears, arguing shorter weeks could ease strain, boost study time, improve temper, and allow more civic engagement and leisure without harming character.
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New York
Curbstone
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