Loss of Freedom to Choose Raw Milk in Iowa
A state law effective July 1 requires all milk for human consumption to be pasteurized, ending Hillandale dairy's raw milk sales. Operators Ax and Mrs. Albert C. Timm note customers valued the freedom to choose unpasteurized milk, now removed despite sanitary practices. The piece argues the law protects the majority at the cost of individual choice.
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Muscatine
Hillandale
Albert C. Timm
America
Nixon Can Lose By Being A Patriot
The piece argues Nixon’s hardline stance on the Sentinel ABM system risks helping Moscow shape U S voters via detente talks. It notes senators like Russell and figures such as Nitze, McNamara and Johnson influence perceptions, while Nixon risks credit in headlines and TV by pushing a strong defense stance amid presidential politics.
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New York
Richard Nixon
U.S. Senate
Senate
China
Washington
Moscow
U.S
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Armed Services Committee
Nixon
Richard Russell Democrats
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Dick Nixon
LBJ
Kosygin
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Equities and Electors in Virginia Voting System
In Alexandria a Federal court debated the presidential election method for Virginia, weighing the winner take all general ticket against a district plan. The three-judge bench considered constitutional questions, possible districting, and the potential impact on November elections.
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Alexandria
Old City
Thomas Jefferson
John Marshall
James Madison
Alaska
Virginia
New York
Jefferson
J. Harvie Williams
American Good Government Society
Letters to the Editor on taxes gun control and faith
A sequence of reader letters covers taxes on everyday items including pets and guns, defense of gun rights citing California crime, plus a personal testimony of religious freedom and marriage reconciliation. KWPC editor response defends airing differing views and cites Senate statistics.
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Salek
KWPC
Sa Jek
U.S. Senate
Dodd
George J. Volger
Mer
Radio
California
Robert F. Kennedy
F.B.I
New York
Supreme Court
Congress
Rules for visiting a sick friend in health column
The piece outlines rules for visiting the ill, stressing brief visits, avoiding worry, and matching tone to the patient. It recounts a clergyman example and suggests practical help like reading, errands, and meals. It also includes a reader question about birth control pills and a notice about Dr Mother’s sinus trouble booklet and reader questions.
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London
Today in History highlights from 1881 to 1967
On this date in history notable events include James Garfield being shot in 1881, George Washington arriving at Cambridge in 1775, the Declaration of Independence being signed in 1776, Lincoln signing the Morrill Act in 1862, Wilson’s nomination in 1912, Earhart’s disappearance in 1937, Johnson’s heart attack in 1955, and other 10, 5, and 1 year ago milestones such as U S helicopter incident in East Germany, Kennedy’s Vatican tour, Tshombe’s Algeria detention.
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Associated Press
James Garfield
Charles Guiteau
Washington
Garfield
George Washington
Cambridge
Mass
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Amelia Earhart
Pacific
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
East Germany
John F. Kennedy
Paul VI
Vatican
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Algeria
Prayer Arise and Deepen Our Faith in Thee
A devotional prayer asks Christ to deepen faith and grant strength to live daily in His companionship. It seeks guidance to rise above routine reactions and to bring others into a closer walk with Jesus. The closing Amen invokes the Our Father and heavenly connection.
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Christ
Jesus
Publication notes and local milestones from Muscatine pages
The items report a marriage license for S. J. McCreary and Mary Wilson, a Beecher serialized piece beginning in the Journal, and historical notes recounting a 50 year old levee project by Carey construction, school attendance losses in 1942 43, a cadet training move for John Grosjean, and the Chicago death of formerMuscatine resident Anna OBrien with arrival of her body.
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S. J. McCreary
Mary Wilson
Henry Ward Beecher
Margaret Gil
Board of Education
John Grosjean
Cedar St
Jefferson Barracks
Area Command
Anna O'Brien
Chicago
Muscatine
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John Chamberlain
American Security Council
House of Representatives
Craig Hosmer
Taling
Paul Nitze
Nitze
Defense
Robert McNamara
Internal Revenue Service
Tom Stone
Ariz
The
Small Society
Brickman
Hood-Boy
Bickmann
Virginia General Assembly
Tennessee
Speer
U.S.A
LeRoy Ness
Warfield Muscatine
Hell
Mrs. Dennis Dieckman
W. 9Th St. Muscatine
Joseph G. Motner
M.D
Dr. Mother
the Daily
Fay and Son's
Carey Construction Company
Clinton
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