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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1968
Page
2
Arctic lupine seeds recovered from Yukon frozen muck germinated after 48 hours when placed on wet paper, suggesting seeds can retain vitality for over ten millennia. Discovered near extinct mammal bones and studied in Ottawa, the find ties to debates on longevity and hypothetical human cryonics.
A Washington observer rates President Johnsons State of the Union as lacking impact and substance. The critique finds the speech dull, with few decisive proposals beyond familiar welfare state notions and cautious calls for regulation and crime measures. It notes muted applause for the Safe Streets claim and questions the content and delivery.
A television feature on the State of the Union shows extensive prep by advisers and drafts but little new policy. Johnson fans show restraint while Ford underwhelms after the president, and a Buffalo News line notes shifting college values from academics to personal growth among freshmen and seniors.
AP reports three years of jabbering over Vietnam stalemate. North Vietnam demands unconditional US bombing halt with no assurances. US seeks prompt talks. Analysts say stopping bombing without talks could aid North, prolonging conflict and inviting broader Communist gains in Southeast Asia.
A reader asks about treating an ingrown toenail with straight cuts and cotton under the nail. Dr Motner explains nail length, soaking, padding, and possible professional care, noting early correction avoids infection. Also promoted are a kidney disease booklet and menopause guidance with a 25 cent request and stamped envelope for printing and mailing.
New York AP dates a Pavement Plate comment by Curhs Stone arguing the American dream of wealth is less common than fame. Riches require dedication and genius, while most millionaires credit common sense, energy, and relentless focus, often sacrificing leisure and family life for money.
Governor David F Cargo arrived in Gallup to address the New Mexico Press Association and slipped through a baggage gate. He noticed the sign reading Cargo entrance only and smiled as he turned back to acknowledge it.
The congregation of Zeigler Memorial Lutheran Church of New Era expresses appreciation for the Muscatine Journal’s publicity of church services and activities during the past year and wishes the editor a blessed and prosperous New Year.
Our Yesterdays recalls quick notes from years past. R Moxley of this place received a spinning machine patent. Art Circle meets tomorrow with Mrs C H Sterneman. J B Hunt returns from Burlington for uncle's funeral. Mrs Henry Aversing of South Muscatine dies after long illness. Lt Phillip Bailey listed missing in action in Africa. his bride in Minneapolis and mother notified. Paul M Barringer starts Navy training at Great Lakes. Beavers belles face Nichols for Muscatine County Girls championship at Hayes Catholic High gym.
Brief compilation noting key dates: 1943 British troops entered Tripoli in World War II era, 1799 Naples captured by French, 1845 Congress set first Tuesday after first Monday in November for elections, 1920 Dutch rejection of surrender of ex Kaiser Wilhelm, 1932 F D Roosevelt seeks Democratic nomination, 1944 Anzio beachhead in Italy, 1964 24th Amendment ratified, 10 years ago Hoffa became Teamsters president, five years ago US urged EC to push Britain entry, one year ago release of fifty North Americans from Tebels hotel in Managua.
The Daily Prayer asks readers to examine faith in Jesus life and seek a deeper relationship with God. It notes feelings of distance and urges a full commitment through prayer, ending with an Amen, invoking Jesus' name for guidance.
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