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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1964
Page
4
The governor of a large state with strong scientific talent urges directing research to major state issues. Focus areas include water pollution smog control transportation for a growing population and better treatment of mental illness and criminally ill. He cites space effort as a model for high investment and practical returns.
The NBC chairman spoke at the Economic Club in Detroit, arguing that television is a public asset to be developed, not restrained. He called for repeal of the equal time rule and the fairness doctrine, warning current restrictions misstate the medium’s power and reach.
Christmas candy sales boost local commerce while injury case results in damages for a man who rode a hand car to clear snow last January. Miss Dorothy Ziegler visits for holidays. Chester Perry travels to Long Beach. Church programs at Church of the Brethren and Grace Lutheran feature Christmas services and a children's program.
Washington observes Lyndon B Johnson as a distinct political manager whose leadership style, attention to detail, and desire for results shaped his Senate tenure and presidency. The piece compares his approach to Kennedy Eisenhower Truman and FDR, suggesting successors may emulate or diverge from his methods depending on outcomes and circumstance.
The article discusses Dr. Crane and his wife as members of a Marriage Foundation board, proposing sound movies and rating scales for teens and couples. It critiques modern church approaches, cites alleged moral failures of biblical figures, and argues for clergy counseling to prevent divorce and delinquency. It notes that active couples in churches reduce divorce risk and condemns premarital and youth sexual trends.
A reader confesses fear about confronting her husband over letters from his ex wife and faces guidance to wait for a calm talk. Other mini letters discuss returning wedding gifts after a broken engagement, hosting etiquette questions, and handling gossip about a breakup without discussing private details.
A devotional prayer invites divine understanding of the Word through Christ as Savior. Believers seek Christ's teachings to enliven God's will in daily service, ending in a prayer to the Father in heaven.
In Louisville momentum at the Presbyterian Theological Seminary explores an experimental worship service mixing folk song modern dance and readings to convey the message of Christ. A student’s display of anguish and a dancer’s Cross theme frame the piece about youth outreach and the evolving use of drama in worship while acknowledging mixed audience reactions.
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