Social Security pork barrel and political pressures
The piece argues Social Security began as forced savings in the mid-1930s and has evolved into a broad political tool. It contends benefits are insufficient for many, calls for higher payments, questions congressional salary boosts, and likens the program to a pork barrel controlled by Congress rather than a true insurance system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Charles
Mayo
Nature
United States
France
Texas
John R. Baserick
Cleveland
Parkway Prospects Brightened for Great River Road
The Mississippi River Parkway gains momentum in Washington as the Senate Public Works committee approves a bill raising the planning appropriation from 250000 to 500000. The project, spanning ten states from Illinois to Iowa, would mark a major highway along river shores, benefiting countless people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Towa
Senate
Public Works Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Allende and Chilean Left Threaten Democracy
The article argues that Latin America risks a leftist dictatorship if Salvador Allende wins Chile’s September election. It claims a FRAP plurality could force a left regime, criticizes Christian Democrats for missteps, cites Curico by election showing left strength, and asserts Allende’s program includes expropriation of Kennecott and Anaconda mines and a Castroite foreign policy hostile to the U.S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Latin’ America
Brazil
Carlos Lacerda
Jango Goulart
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
S . Frente Revalucionaria de ‘Alianza Popular
FRAP
Iith
Victor Alba
Christian Democrats
Christian Democratic Party
Curico
Christian Democratic
the Democratic Front
Tthe
Kennecott
Anaconda
U.S
Latin America
Cubs
Muscatine Journal subscription and delivery details
The Muscatine Journal description lists prices for daily home delivery and mail subscriptions, noting rates of forty cents per week and yearly mail options of $12 within fifty miles and $18 beyond Muscatine. It provides office hours, delivery service contacts, and a phone number for missed papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
I. Pan. Specker
Goldwater campaign hints at strong push if nominated
James Marlow of Associated Press reports that Senator Goldwater signals a tough campaign if he wins the GOP nomination. Aware of civil rights tensions, he would need Southern support and some enforcement of Civil Rights Acts, while facing party unity challenges at the San Francisco convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Marlow
Associated, Press
Goldwater
Scranton
Epporin
San Francisco
Congress
Rhodes
The
United States
Worry Clinic Letter Writing Tips for Navy Sweethearts
Nora N aged 14 asks how to write better letters to her Navy sweetheart. The advice centers on focusing on the recipient, weaving him into the narrative, and proofreading to avoid spotlighting the writer, with guidance on personal salutations and sign offs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora N
de. Crane
Ben Pals
Letius
Nora
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Glasses at Twenty Five Per Cent Of Americans
At 25, forty five percent of Americans need glasses according to a columnists summary of survey findings. The piece also surveys teen goals with girls favoring housewife or airline hostesses and boys aiming at aviation, athletics, business, the armed forces, or engineering. It notes twenty million Americans care for six hundred fifty million pet fish and includes quotable notes from Mayo Clinic doctors and assorted nature facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Royle
New York
United States
School Nurse Attends State Health Workshop
Mrs Louise Ganlenbein, a school nurse from 1221 Orange Street Muscatine, is attending a workshop hosted by the State Department of Public Instruction Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Association and Iowa Hospital Association in collaboration with the Iowa Medical Society and Town Dental Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Ganlenbein
Orange “Street
Muscatine
Uni
State Department. of Public Instruction
Iowa
Tuberculosis and Health'Assn
Owa
Towa
Medical Society and Town Dental Aven
Prayer and Bible Verse Reflections on Judgment
A devotional note cites Matthew 7 1 2 RSV warning against judgment and urges daily prayer for mercy. It asks for kindness, avoidance of hasty judgments and unkind remarks, and compassion to help those in need through Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Years Ago In Anamosa And Nearby Towns
A scan of memories from 100 30 and 25 years ago notes W F Brannan and residents in Memphis and Anamosa after property sales sparking a dispute. It mentions A Laird meeting a daughter in Rock Island and a Walnut Street Baptist church mission play. Also details a Pike Grange bake sale and local family vacations. Pvt Thomas L Maker trains with Marines in San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pike
Grange
Sears Guiet
Nichols
Claude Webb
East Tenth Street
Colorado ‘Springs
Thomas L. Maker
Marines Corps
San Diego
Catif
Hat Atty Fees for Home Sitting Debates
Readers debate paying children for babysitting with letters to Abby. A 11-year-old boy writes about helping his widowed mother, while others discuss duty versus pay, family expectations, and the value of volunteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Mad
Gertrude
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John Chamberlain
Ttaly
Italy
Moscow
Edouardo Frei
Senor Alba
the Muscatine Journal
Thea Musicaline Jornal
A. Cmember
Lea Entwises
Ins
Corporav
Qol' EH
Poat
Moucatine
Moreber
Associated Press
Lo ‘Thia
AP News Dispatches
Iowa Daily Press Associa
Des Moines
al Muilding
Mcrae
Department of
Harold
Li Nelson
Walter
Russe
John Talboz
Gilbert
Jann’ & Kealy, Inc
Chicago
New
York
Detroit
Atlanta
Kansas City
Pdl
Dallas
St. Laila
Sen. Goldwater
Strongampaign
GOP
George W. Crane
Homaz Foon
OWNER
Blake
William. Jennings’ Bryan
William McKinley
Idla
Oscar Wilde
Memphis
Clinton Schmitt
Locust Street
Spirit Lake
Alexandria
Minn
Mitchell, & D
Hat Atty
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Priwm
Cryptoquotas
Joe Morw
Charligs
Kine Fontuens Synticam
Rossword
Jvan
Jebrew
Lamb's Et PT
OL Pete
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