Favorable Comparisons for Town in Personal Income
Business Week reports Towans in November earned 4.9 percent more than a year earlier, beating the national 4.5 percent rise. Federal Reserve data show bank check clearings up 12.4 percent for the year and December gains 14.3 percent, with Muscatine among 11 towns and only one outperforming it. Town compares well to other states, and Muscatine remains strong within the state.
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Federal Reserve Banking System
Muscatine
Towa
Ample Reason to Change The President's State of the Union
The State of the Union speech highlights a $138.5 billion three year tax cut plan with $6 billion this year. Congress may resist retroactive measures and the welfare, medicare, and domestic programs receive only brief treatment, signaling lower priority amid push for smaller deficits.
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Kennedy
Kenney
Relaxed Attitude Toward Reds Stirs Fears Among Anti-Communists
The column laments anti-Communist hesitation as Khrushchev uses a sliding tactic. It argues for a tougher Cold War posture, warning that diplomacy could mask Soviet gains in Berlin Cuba and Congo. The author questions public nerve for renewed firmness and arms the debate with literary allusions.
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Bay of Piga
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Muscatine Journal placement details and subscriptions
Public notice details the Muscatine Journal’s mailing arrangements and rates. It notes delivery timing, regional pricing for subscriptions, and office hours. It lists key staff including publisher editor and circulation manager and mentions advertising contacts.
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Walter Russell
Robert Bauer
Gilbert Dietz
Edwin Walwer
Siargared Grifith
Maz
Gon
Carl Walter
Adv
Vearvien
Isolationism revival seen in dissatisfaction with allied effort
Washington analysts warn that discontent with NATO and overseas aid could revive isolationist sentiment in the United States. Critics fault European allies for not bearing a fair share while U S defense shifts with Polaris submarines and missile bases reducing Europe reliance. A Mansfield led Senate group reported that unless partners accept more burden peril of a sudden disaffection looms.
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America
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Mike Mansfield
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Western Hemisphere
Belle the Worry Clinic Dog Faces Thunder Phobia
An eight year old dog Belle endures extreme fear of thunder and lightning, ignoring hunger and shelter to cling to warmth. The tale recounts a storm episode on a farmhouse pond where Belle sought safety on a boat and in Mrs Crane's lap, illustrating how phobias override basic needs and how psychology might address such fears.
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The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Bathroom Dream Shattered by Family Crusade
Boyle recounts a generations long curse of not owning a bathroom in America. He describes how a two bedroom rent failed to grant privacy as family life swirled around the bath. The piece mixes personal venting with a Daily Cryptowquote.
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Wal Boyxie
New York
America
Prayer for Fort From MW The Upper Rooties
A prayer text from MW titled The Upper Rootties requests God to help build and care for churches worthy of being holy and beautiful After referencing a burned temple from Isaiah the prayer asks for reverence and peace through Christ Amen.
Yesterdays in Years and Local Happenings Across Town
A collage of past and present notes from Wilton and Muscatine with mentions of Dr Hershe returning from Vicksburg, sleighing carnivals this season, Nate Kellog signing with the Buffalo club for 1200 dollars, a Muscatine trustees bid for a reservoir project, President Roosevelt’s 56th birthday plans and infantile paralysis fundraisers, and a Red Cross sponsored event in early March promising community involvement and regional improvements.
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Wilton
Buffalo
N.Y
Jaws
Rob Washington
Wind EL. Fair
Red Cross Blondya
Muscatine
Retirement row sparks note to Dear Abby readers
A retired man vents about his four month break from work and a wife who teased him with the nickname Sitting Bell. Abby suggests sunshine on transits and keeps the tone light as readers respond with stories of nicknames and romance.
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Sitting Bell
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