Public Service Recognized In Muscatine For 40 Years
A Muscatine man, Raymond Titus, received a gold headed cane as thanks for forty years on the Muscatine Cemetery Commission, including years as chairman. He plans to retire this year. The cemetery has been kept free of municipal debt, with a substantial fund to cover operating expenses, a point Titus has helped secure. The inscription reads to Titus for 40 years service to the city of Muscatine.
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Muscatine
Raymond Titus
Muscatine Cemetery Commission
Cemetery Commission
Titus
Tax Plan to Tax Boat Owners Sparks Tide of Protests
The Washington correspondent notes the Kennedy administration abandoned an annual tax on boats, charging $5 for 14 to 16 feet and $2 per extra foot over 16. Strong protests by boat owners helped defeat the plan, a self evident moral for taxpayers.
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Washington
America
Congress
Khrushchev Faces Pressure to Oust or End War Debate
The article outlines intense pressure within the Communist world to remove Khrushchev and the fear that a Mao Zedong led shift could trigger war. It notes Khrushchev’s struggle to avoid war, the potential consequences for the Soviet Union, China, and allies, and hints at U.S. readiness to act if diplomacy fails. It mentions internal political battles, global power dynamics, and the editorial incident surrounding Sokolsky’s manuscript delivery.
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Khrushchevs
United States
Soviet Russia
Muscatine Journal Admits Post Attics Matter
The Muscatine Journal announces details of a matter involving Entercoms and a post attics issue in Muscatine Iowa. The notice lists staff, addresses, and advertising as part of the publication, with subscription details and office hours.
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Entercoms
Secangelkas
Muscatine
Towa
Irie
Soviet Troops in Cuba May Be Aid Not Peril
As 1962 winds down, observers weigh whether Soviet troops in Cuba would aid rather than threaten the United States, with missiles and Castro’s fate shaping the risk. Khrushchev’s moves stir worry about Red Chinese splits, while De Gaulle and Kennedy discuss a White House Kremlin hotline to avert accidental nuclear war.
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Khrushchev
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Russia
China
Albania
Yugoslavia
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Cuba
Marlow
Washington
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Cume
Castro
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Jend
Khrush
United’ States
Paris
Andrei Gromyko
Reeneh
de* Gaulle
Macmillan
de’ Gaulle
Kennedy
White House
Kremlin
Readership Mail Costs Hidden Behind The Worry Clinic
Readers question the profitability of letter services in a newspaper, with Dr George Crane defending non profit mail outreach. Dartnell Corp details show each letter costs about 1.97 dollars to produce including executive time, stenography, mailing, and non productive labor. The column defends educational value and pledges ongoing service despite losses.
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Leadlon
Ion
College
Minnesota
Hoplans Syndicate
Dr. Crane
Dartnell Corpstation
Dartnell
The
Hopkins’ Syndicate, Inc
Santa Claus Names Across Nations And Odd Facts
Boyle notes Santa Claus goes by Father Christmas in Britain, Pere Noel in France, and Father Frost in Russia. He lists quirky stats from stock ownership to golf odds, and shares mnemonics on dental erosion, hay wire origins, wedding attire, and common human conditions, highlighting curious trivia from historical readership.
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Mias
Santa
Claus
Britain
Father Christmas
France
Pere
Noel
Pussia
Father Frost
Light Shines in Darkness Prayer Fragment
A devotional fragment emphasizes the light of Jesus Christ shining in hearts. It prays for the light to illuminate believers and to reach weary souls through faithful witness.
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Father
Jesus Christ
Yesterdays Echoes From A Century Ago In Muscatine
A fragmented look at Muscatine history notes a hospital stay for Peticote of the 3h lows and a Dec 18 move to Cairo to rejoin their regiment under Captain Snyder and RS. Wright. It recalls a geology study by Witter, a Third Street bridge with iron rails, and corn market prices around 35 and 4 cents. Mentions skating on the slough, proceeds from Christmas seals, and a golden wedding anniversary, with names such as Miss Margaret Matheson and Mrs Bert Girlk.
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Cairo
Synder
RS. Wright
Hospital Atewaertt
Witter
Iowa
Kansas
Academy of Science
Third Street
Muscatine
Margaret Matheson
Bert’ Girlk
Wong
Tyan
Clifton
Mme
Burlan
Buffalo
Ably Advises Holiday Plans For In Law Holiday Conflicts
Abby suggests reworking Thanksgiving and Christmas customs to avoid last minute cancellations by the ailing mother in law. Proposes hosting the big meal the day before or after and taking mother out on Thanksgiving Day. Also advises keeping Christmas Day with mother and celebrating at home with immediate family.
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One Tire
Franklin F Roosevelt
Christus
Korea
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