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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1966

Page

4

Deficit Habits Hit Uncle Sam For Six Consecutive Years

Uncle Sam began a new fiscal year July 1 1967 with spending outpacing receipts. Press estimates show deficits since 1960 except for a 1.2 billion surplus in 1960. Projections for the year just ended range from 2.5 to 3.9 billion, despite higher tax collections and withholding.

Uncle Sam Ing Sam

GOP N C Critics Over Petty Issue At National Meet

John Chamberlain reports the Republican National Committee faced sharp criticism for a dull four day Washington gathering. The sole heated topic was the Rat Fink controversy in New Jersey Young Republicans and a push to purge conservatives from the party, amid broader concerns about Vietnam inflation Medicare and credibility gaps.

John Chamberlain Washington, D.C Tymchean Ray Bliss Young Republican Organization of New Jersey Alan Otten Wall Street Journal Rat Fink Idaho Hope Kading Young Republicans Hugh Scott Pennsylvania Tom R. van Sickle Young Republican National Federation Richard F. Plechner Rat Finks Delaware New York William Rusher William Buckley National Review Republican Women’s’ Federation East Steven B. Derounian Long Island Ronald Reagan California Montana Tim Babcock Lee Metcalf Wyorming Cliff Hansen Milward Simpson

Tow Boat Pearl Replaces Ferry Service in Local History

A century ago Our Yesterdays notes the purchase of the tow boat Pearl after the Turtle ferry failed to meet needs. The Pearl, a small steam craft, served as a substitute for the previous towing operations, reflecting local transport changes and community responses to maritime disruptions.

Arnold

Optimism High in Washington Over Vietnam War Progress

Officials from the State Department and top advisers voice guarded optimism that North Vietnam may be nearing a turning point, with President Johnson and leaders like Secretary of State Dean Rusk expressing confidence. Diplomatic reports and statements from Ball and Humphrey suggest some signs of fatigue in enemy morale, though cautions remain about overstatements and the timing of any potential peace.

State Department United States Washington South Viet Nam Johnson State of the Union Harold Wilson Los Angeles Hubert H. Humphrey North Viet Nam Saigon Wiliam C. Westmoreland U.S Viet Nam Independence Hall Philadelphia Ball LBJ Texas Humphrey Rusk

Dating Struggles Prompt Northwestern Transfer Confession

Dr Cranes unnamed coed Lois L aged 20 transfers to Northwestern University seeking help after two years on another campus. She details poor dating success, an inferiority complex, and a shift to Northwestern as a last hope. Readers are teased to recall a legend about Sir Gala and altruistic interest among men.

Lois L Northwestern University Dr. Crane Northwestern Sir Galahad

The Worry Clinic On Dating And Marriage Advice

A dated self help treatise advises women to pursue careers first and avoid pressuring marriage. It urges men and women to practice optional indifference to weddings while using social tactics to sway a partner, citing Seneca and a “reverse English” technique.

Dear Abby readers share marital woes and teen woes

A collection of Dear Abby questions covers infidelity fears, a 16 year old seeking dating guidance, a wife frustrated by a nagging husband and a humorous duck egg mishap. Readers are advised to calm, reflect, and communicate, with tips on self restraint, modesty, and practical household roles.

Abby Ming

Democratic Senate Hopeful Promises Growth and Jobs

In a July 6 1966 letter E B Smith candidate for the Democratic nomination for U S Senator lauds Representative John Schmid hauser efforts for Muscatine bridge. He pledges support for bridges roads schools hospitals research consumer protection and full employment as core goals for a growing America. He frames economy and progress as essential and urges continued leadership.

John Schmidhauser Muscatine Democratic Party Iowa America E. B. Smith U. S

Daily Prayer on Spiritual Freedom and Abundant Life

A brief prayer proclaims freedom through Christ's redemptive love and the power of the Spirit. It asks for mastery over self, love for God, and to experience the abundant life in Christ. Amen.

RSV Christ

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