City on the Grow Muscatine Journal year end edition
The Muscatine Journal’s year end issue highlights Muscatine as a City on the Grow. It notes progress in private civic and municipal efforts, urban renewal plans, and a push for downtown revitalization with new buildings remodelings and more off street parking. Citizens are urged to unite for continued growth.
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Yorty charges on Communist links spark free‑speech risk
New York column notes Los Angeles Mayor Yorty cites named Communists behind campus unrest and a 1967 Johnson visit protest. It questions legal risk of libel suits, compares to McCarthy, and urges a broader federal inquiry into Student for a Democratic Society and radical activism. It cites Hoover, UCLA philosopher Kalish, and various ideological figures while warning against overreach.
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New York
Joe McCarthy
State Department
Sam Young
Los Angeles
Joe
Sam Yorty
Tyndon Johnson
Century Plaza
Black Congress
Huey Newton
Communist Party
Yorly
Mayer
Lyndon Johnson
Yorty
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Washington
House
F.B.I
J. Edgar Hoover
Donald Kalish
UCLA
Phil Green
KLAC
Kalish
Dorothy Healy
Bovee
al Capp
SDS
Seek Voluntary Wage Price Restraints By Tom Stewart
Johnson aides urge mutual short-term sacrifices and voluntary guidelines for wage and price restraint. Cabinet panel proposes raising 3.2 to just under 5 percent for 1969 wages while keeping prices near 1968 levels, with business absorbing the first 1 percent. Nixon administration not consulted. future policy uncertain.
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Tom Stewart
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
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Nixon
United States
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Budget Bureau
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Labor
Columnist's Mailbag Offers Quips and Facts From Lefties to Napoleon
A New York AP column surveys odds and ends from mailbag lore. It notes that one tenth of people are left handed, lists famous lefties like Alexander the Great and Leonardo da Vinci, and highlights trivia on smoking, brain cells, nerves, and milk shelf life. It includes quotes, bits of folklore, and maxims such as Napoleon's remark on brute force versus durable change.
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Alexander the Great
Leonards da Vinci
Benjamin Franklin
Body shrinkage and bladder control questions to Dr Thosteson
A reader asks why the body shrinks with age and explains stress incontinence. Dr Thosteson discusses aging effects, weight loss, muscle tone, bladder changes, and recommends gynecologist or urologist assessment. Additional notes cover rectal polyps, gout treatments with indomethacin and probenecid, and request for health booklets.
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B.D
Thesteson
Dr. Thosteson
Four fellow Joan McLain fined for reckless driving on Second Street
The article notes Joan McLain appeared before Major Klein for violating a city ordinance by driving a team recklessly through Second Street. She was fined three dollars plus costs. It also recaps a sequence of past items from 75, 30, 15, and 10 years ago, including local notices and sports tidbits.
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Joan McLain
Major Klein
Second Street
Today in History highlights from December 39, 1968
On this day in history, events include the 1853 Gadsden Purchase, Rudyard Kipling's 1865 birth, the 1935 destruction of a Swedish Red Cross unit in Ethiopia, and WWI era torpedoing of Aragon. Also noted are Hitler's will publicized in 1935, postwar notes to the Soviet Union for a united Germany, Pope Paul VI meeting with Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras, and a 196? truce extension in South Vietnam.
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United States
Mexico
Gadsden Purchase
Rudyard Kipling
Bombay
India
Red Cross
Ethiopia
Aragon
Mediterranean
Lorient
France
Michael
Romania
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
Britain
Soviet Union
Germany
Paul VI
Athenagoras
Orthodox Church
Holy Land
South Vietnam
Vatican
Prayer for Christmas to Transform Culture
The text presents a Christmas prayer asking God to make observance of Christmas Christian and to transform pagan culture into a Christian civilization through Christ teachings, spirit, and power. It reflects a devotional plea for spiritual change.
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