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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1966
Page
4
Utility firms announce plans to bring atomic energy into Nebraska with a 250 mile transmission line to an atomic power plant. Another group contemplates an atom fueled plant upstream on the Mississippi serving regional consumers. Atomic fission shows destructive power, but the attractive side lies in electricity production for mankind.
Muscatine Jaycees have prepared for Independence Day with a Saturday parade through the business district featuring marching band music and floats Miss Muscatine will serve as parade marshal Weed Park hosts festive rides and is set for weekend recreation A fireworks display closes the event on Monday night Everyone is invited to attend both residents and visitors
John Chamberlain questions Sargent Shriver plan to end poverty within ten years seeing billions in growth, warns about inflation and bureaucracy. He argues private sector groups could pick up the task and suggests liquidating the poverty program by shifting work to private charities and firms.
Three weeks ago J Bennett began pulling down a frame building on Second Street to make way for a two story brick. This morning he began roofing the new structure as the work progresses.
President Johnson held firm on Vietnam policy in Omaha and Des Moines, insisting the United States will see the war through while hinting at broader world involvement. He defended aid to South Vietnam, warned against rights violations, and noted a tendency to improvise when critics press him. His Omaha speech included a departure from the text as he vented about critics.
The piece surveys various kiss styles from the "banker" kiss to the "wolf" kiss and other types, outlining how men and women react, the dangers of too long or too abrupt kissing, and tips to manage advances. It frames kissing as a social ritual with psychological notes and cautions for young women.
Abigail Van Buren offers candid reader guidance on hosting guests without changing beds, inheritance ethics, declining to lend wedding attire, and handling marriage questions. The column includes responses from Hostess, Thinking of You, and Nameless, along with a playful aside about rabbit stew recipes.
Francis Barry rose from Hell's Kitchen to become president and owner of Circle Line, Statue of Liberty ferry, and Hudson River Day Line. His 15 vessels carried about 20 million passengers last year, nearly triple New York harbor sea traffic. He started as a messenger for customs and built a major brokerage before expanding into tourism and ship operations.
A Daily Prayer fragment offers a devout petition, citing Ephesians 4 27 and asking God to mold lives to His pattern. The prayer seeks humility growth in grace and knowledge through Jesus name and divine guidance for service to others.
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