Nation debates bomber versus missile deterrents
The piece outlines confusion over whether manned bombers or missiles are the future of national defense. It notes British reports of stealth jets, Air Force statements on Skybolt flaws, and Polaris alternatives, with officials in the United States and Britain denying key claims. It stresses public uncertainty and the need for secure, sound defense choices.
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Defense Department
Press Association
U. S
U. S. Defense Department
British Air Ministry
U. S. Air Force
Great Britain
Air Force
It Could Be Curtailed Congress Swings Into Action
The Congressional Record publication will resume this week as Congress readies new work. Tax Foundation notes the 87th Congress produced 58,986 pages of Record and Appendix with debates, poems and letters, at an estimated $90 per page. Printing costs and related items totaled about $5.3 million for the five sessions of the 17th. Much could be eliminated without harming information quality or government processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Congressional Record
Questions Raised About U. S. Foreign Aid and Private Aid
An opinion piece argues voluntary private aid bodies and corporate efforts outperform government grants. Coca-Cola's international expansion spurs local water purification, metal and glass industries, printing, and varied service sectors, spreading benefits beyond direct aid recipients.
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U. S
Coca-Cola
Muscatine Daily Journal details and contact data
Muscatine Daily Journal issues every evening except Sunday. Subscriptions cost 1.00 per year within 50 miles and 18.00 elsewhere. Office hours 8 to 5 daily, special delivery for late papers. Publisher Harold L. Nelson, Managing Editor Gilbert Dietz, Advertising Director Carl Walter. Processes of Associated Press and Iowa Daily Press Association noted.
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Harold L. Nelson
Walter Russell
Robert Bauer
Gilbert Dietz
Edwin Walwer
Margaret Grippith
Carl Walter
Adv
Adin & Kelly
Ines Chicas
New York
Detrait
Atlanta
Damasas City
Los Angeles
San Prancisto
Lterms
Daily Journal
Muscatine
Qmail
Sarre
Kennedy Avoids Bigger Congress Clash to Protect Popularity
James Marlow reports that President Kennedy avoids pitched battles with Congress to preserve his public standing. He cites political risks, especially in 1964, and notes Kennedy’s strategy mirrors Eisenhower’s softer approach, with a Congress dominated by Democrats and a White House wary of provoking strong opposition.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Kington
Kennedy
Congress
Wis
Jony
James MacGregor Burns
Burns
Franklin D. Roosevelt
House
Senate
Rennedy
Eisenhower
Worry Clinic warns smoking sinks heart and wallet
Dr Crane warns tobacco harms health and finances in a blunt talk to public. He cites Tim’s near death from heart trouble and a 93 year old recovering patient to stress quitting smoking. He details losses from cigarrets, including medical costs and years of life, urging immediate cessation.
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American Cancer Society
Tim
College of Physicians & Surgeons
California
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Talk Like This Haunts New Parents Says HAL BOYLE
New parents tire of remarks about their newborn as Boyle mocks the well meaning advice and jests about gender, crying, financing, and family quirks. A lighthearted column satirizes the misinformed comments and public attitudes toward early parenthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Prayer for God to Never Forsake Us
A devotional plea from a religious text asks for God's presence and guidance. The speaker seeks divine support to keep commandments, walk in God's ways, and find peace through the Holy Spirit, concluding with an Amen.
West Liberty notices of bridge, lighting, and officials
Our Yesterdays recalls a new wooden crossing over Walnut street at Third, a long demanded improvement aiding traffic. Town records show boulevard lighting planned on Second Street north of Town Avenue in Chestnut. Dr. W B Jaynes elected mayor to fill Ralph Evans’s vacancy. Louisa County supervisors reorganized with S J Voshl as chairman.
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Walnut Street
Third
Fee
Second
Town Avenue
Chestnut
WB. Jayneswas Dnauti
West Liberty
Ralph Evans
Louisa County Board of Supervisors
S.J. Voshl
Marerlage Heense Iusinens
Lawisa Ewanty Sas
Kighivedwn
Iowa
Muscatine
George A. Blackwood
Chiropractic Society
Harold Whitaere
Kiwanis Club
Ester Swanson
Stanley Freese
Clayton Selmidt
Mike Goddard
Why Not Keep The Door Open Dear Abby Column
Dear Abby advises not to accuse the couple of infidelity and suggests keeping an open dialogue, noting trust in the husband's loyalty if there is no present concern. A separate reader asks about repeated engagements at a young age. Abby says maturity and responsibility are factors and urges patience.
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Abby
Wie
Indy
Ray
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