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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1968

Page

2

Iowa Plans Special License Test For Two-Wheel Riders

Public Health records show 32 motorcycle deaths in Iowa last year with many injuries. State Safety Commissioner Jack Fulton proposes a separate written test for two-wheel operators, noted on the regular license, with first licenses requiring a driving test too. Plan to require windshields and helmets debated in 1967. About 35,000 motorcycles and scooters are owned in towns, with fast growth expected. The program aims for operation within two to three months.

Iowa Public Health Department Public Safety Jack Fulton Fulton

Nixon and Rockefeller in 1960s Republican probings

James Kilpatrick surveys Nixon’s fragile front in the looming presidential contest, noting attacks from pollsters and columnists while arguing Rockefeller is not universally favored. He weighs Wallace’s potential South gains and predicts how regional loyalties may shift, then contrasts with Chiang Kai-shek’s brutal critique of Mao Tse-tung and the inscrutability of Chinese politics.

Lyndon South Richard Nixon Johnson Wallace Rockefeller Rocky San Francisco Rockefelter Goldwater Chiang Kai-shek Nationalist China Mao Tse-tung Communist China Mao Chiang China

Johnson's 1968 State of the Union Offers a Mild Preview

President Johnson presented a restrained 1968 State of the Union, sticking to domestic matters and repeating key points on Vietnam and an income tax hike. He signaled continued bombing and war policy, avoided bold new proposals, and focused on public image as the campaign year begins. The speech referenced Vietnam peace talks only as conditional, with no immediate concession to critics. Johnson's tone matched earlier years, prioritizing stability over sharp political moves.

Washington Johnson State of the Union Congress Vietnam North Vietnam United States Hanoi

Skin Planing Question From Reader Sparks Medical Guidance

In letters to Dr Molner readers ask about planing or dermabrasion of the skin including hospital needs healing time and costs. Molner explains process depth healing 10 to 14 days sterilization risks scarring and advises consulting a specialist via a physician for accurate cost and expectancy.

Dr. Molner

Remarks That Lead to Trouble

A collection of humorous cautionary lines about speaking rashly and making poor choices. The items warn that careless talk can cause trouble and illustrate risky comments about skaters, lawsuits, drafts, and social behavior with a dated 1960s tone.

Publicity over air about Goodyear apartments draws letter

A reader criticizes publicity for Goodyear store apartments citing faulty plumbing and electrical fixtures, damaged front door glass, mud and glass on shoes, sewer clogs cleaned by roto roto r, and frequent repairs. The writer argues government wants low rent housing but up to date standards are hard to meet and notes many residents are children.

Goodyear

German Theatre Promises Rich Evening of Comedy

Our Yesterdays reports a German theatre presentation next Monday featuring The Silent Cab man and Pure comedy acts. Josiah Day arrives from the east as part of the evening’s rundown. The town updates note stained glass and electrical fittings for the Congregational church and new gas chandeliers. Coal volumes ease risk of famine as Muscatine and rail lines deliver steady supplies. Mayor McNutt pledges continued protection.

Josiah Day New Congregational Church

Today in History prompts from Jan 18 1968 era

Highlights note multiple dated events in history including 1788 first English settlers in Australia 1534 Pizarro founded Lima Peru 1782 Daniel Webster born 1862 John Tyler died 1868 Maximilian buried 1941 Malta air raid 1943 siege of Leningrad ended 10 years ago China Poland dispute 5 years ago France stance on EEC entry 1 year ago John T Connor resignation as secretary of commerce

Australia Francisco Pizarro Lima Peru Daniel Webster John Tyler Maximilian of ‘Mexico Vienna France European Economic Community John T. Connor

Daily Prayer Psalm 121 Reflection Verse

A brief prayer excerpt asks for divine help from the Lord who made heaven and earth. It thanks God for His love shown through Jesus Christ, inviting humility before the Creator.

Thea Jesus Christ

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