Locking the Stable Door after the Gold May Drift
Sylvia Porter says the 1963 first half balance of payments shows a larger deficit than last year. She notes drains on the gold reserve as foreigners hold U S obligations and questions policy options to curb outflow. The piece warns against locking the stable door after the horse has been stolen.
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Sylvia Porter
Uncle Sam
U. S
Porter
Ogee
Fort Knox
Coe
Miss’ Porter
Impatience On Integration In Chicago Rally
Reported heckling of Mayor Richard Dailey at a NAACP Independence Day rally in Grant Park sparked interpretations of Negro impatience with integration in Chicago. Observers noted Dailey’s flustered reactions and his remark about Republican support as he left the stage. The event highlighted tensions in a city long marked by segregation.
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Richard Dailey
Chicago
NAACP
Grant Park
Dailey
Republican Party
Kennedy Brothers Face Grandfather Politics Burden
The Kennedy brothers JFK and Bobby confront the shadow of their maternal grandfather Honey Fitz Fitzgerald. The piece traces his rise from Boston Irish streets to Congress and mayoralty, the Curley era blockades, and the symbolism of ethnic power. It argues the unseen pressure on John F Kennedy to advance civil rights and the perils of political fulfillment tied to ethnic destiny.
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Kennedys
Jfk
Bobby
John PF
Honey File Fitggarald
Boston
U.S
New England
Fitzgerald
North End
Washington
Haney Fitz
Honey Fitz
Um Ph
Woney
New York
Penmsylvania
Ilinois
John
F. Kennedy
Congress
Gaza War
A. Kennedy
Prt
Muscatine Journal publication notice and subscription details
The Muscatine Journal lists publication scope and history, noting evening issues on weekdays and delivery options. It details subscription prices, payment terms, and mailing regions, naming staff and advertising representatives.
Free Labor? Collective Bargaining a Myth in Modern Industry
In a discussion echoing 1960s reform debates, the piece reviews proposals and limits on presidential power to resolve labor disputes. It traces Taft Hartley and Railway Labor Act contexts, noting executives want 40,000 rail jobs cut while unions resist compulsory arbitration, Congress may intervene, and historical government seizures set precedents.
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Kennedy
Ad- Mitte
Taco
Sida
Mittee
Congress
Algo
s. sugges _ ton
Nsontuele Ahis
Bec
Worry Clinic Teaches Teddy to Swim and Be Cautious
A worried mother and father recall Teddy G. age four who nearly drowned when allowed to ride on a parent's back in a pool. The article stresses teaching children to swim before permitting them near deep water, with staged practice, praise, and safety steps to prevent river-like hazards around pools and baths.
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Teddy G
Teddy
Hin
Hai
Tie
Dre
Tel Bint
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Ice Cream Soda Debuted in 1879 and Odd News
The column reflects on ice cream sodas premiering in Philadelphia in 1879 and skims a mix of quirky facts and quotes. It notes a heat wave, dietary tips, a debate on capital punishment deterrence, and humorous bits about public figures and quirky laws, preserving period voice with scattered names and snippets.
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New York
Cays
Isabella of
Spain
Ian
Philadelphia
Ed Howe
Elinor Leverman
Jim Brokny
John Burhan
Prayer Excerpt From Upper Rooms Meditation
A fragmentary prayer based on a Bible verse asks for daily guidance from Heavenly Father to live rightly. It ends with a brief invocation to Jesus and Amen.
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Jesus
Yesterdays in Muscatine County Collected Notes
A compilation of local items from Muscatine County covering weather, accidents, church school decisions, bridge repairs, and community notices. Highlights include a lightning-related cattle death near Lake Township, a new school instructor for the German Lutheran church, a man severing an arm tendon at South Muscatine, and the Muscatine bridge sale to individuals confirmed by Charles He Ynwig.
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Carl Lenz
Eureka
S. D
German Lutheran Church
John Smith
Peter Elfer
Tee Co
South Muscatine
Wks Chantery
Muscatine Bridge Corporation
Font
Charles He Ynwig
Muscatine
X ‘Nation
Dear Abby style advice column snippets from old newspaper
A reader asks about a sister in law wearing mud muumuu outfits and talking to bus drivers while overusing makeup and vitamins. The column advises professional help and urges the husband to escort her to a doctor. Another letter from a tired wife of five months seeks help balancing work and chores, with Abby recommending shared housework and partnership.
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Abby
Ohio
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