Illinois plan for license renewal notices reaches Iowa idea
The Illinois secretary of state now mails renewal applications to drivers with expiring licenses and cancels the old three year plus birthday period. Announced late this month the policy aims to reduce delinquency and raise about $600,000 in revenue. A Towan suggestion asks if Iowa should adopt a similar reminder system to ease renewals.
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Treatment of Singing Group Stirs Debate on Ideology
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN reviews clashes over Moral Rearmament Sing-Out shows featuring wholesome youth. He argues the line between common sense and ideology is blurred, notes higher profile global acclaim, and cites CBS rejection and praise from Germany and Austria. He dismisses attacks as overreach and reflects on media and business roles in public discourse.
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Manuel Fraga Iribarne
Information and Tourism
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Trot at Fair Ground Course Tomorrow Afternoon
This item notes a trot event scheduled for tomorrow at 2 o clock at the Fair Ground Course. It draws on a Years Ago feature recalling past local happenings and residents, including Jacob Fisch and Rev C T Campbell.
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Minois
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Muscatine
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Johnson and Wilson chart inflation battle approaches
Washington reports contrast between President Johnson relying on persuasion and Prime Minister Wilson using administrative power to curb inflation. Wilson's plan targets Britain’s pound, traveler currency limits, and stricter installment-buying rules, while Johnson would need Congressional approval. The piece notes parliamentary quick action potential, wage guidelines, and rising Viet Nam costs shaping policy dynamics.
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Life Saving Awards Set For Iowans
Gov. Hughes to present State Life Saving Awards during Governor's Days at Clear Lake. Recipients include Kenneth R. Baclmann of Frederika for saving a 4 year-old from a park reservoir May 26. Harold A. Mulford of Kingsley for rescuing an elderly woman from a burning farmhouse Feb. 6. Dwight V. Hanse and Jackie Allen Bill Meyer of Elkport for rescuing an 11-year-old girl June 6. James F. Crosser of Iowa Falls for saving a 2-year-old from the Town River April 8. Craig Lewis and Allan Starr of Emmetsburg for saving a 12-year-old from drowning May 26.
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Harold Hughes
Kingsley
Dwight V. Hanse
Jackie Allen
Bill Meyer
Elkport
Elk Creek
James F. Crosser
Iowa Falls
Craig Lewis
Allan Starr
Emmetsburg
Fae Island Lake
Grandchildren and Grandparents Names and Modern Psychology
Dr. Crane's Earl and Pearl, aged 48, seek to be called by their first names by their grandchildren, while a daughter-in-law objects. The piece explores why some older adults cling to symbols of youth and how society treats age, authority, and family terminology.
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Crane
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America
Respect for Elders Urged by Worry Clinic Advocate
The Worry Clinic urges children to show deference to older folks and to address adults as uncle or aunt. It condemns youths who treat everyone as equal and warns that disrespect for authority fuels juvenile delinquency and undermines health, strength, and morality.
Dear Abby Columns On Neighborhood Chimes And Life Choices
A Dean Arby letter discusses noisy chimes outside a quiet neighborhood and a request for neighborly harmony. The column answers with playful tone, urging calm and suggesting coffee to discuss the issue.
Columnist's Note Book by Hal Boyle in New York AP
A compact roundup of trivia and quips from Hal Boyle's mailbag. Notes include sleepwalking mostly male, paper clips misuse, IQ foods, lone-vehicle fatal crashes, brain-sized machines, Rolls-Royce advice, rising prescription totals, baldness odds, earnings by age 64 for doctors and lawyers, and weather folklore about umbrellas and itchy lips.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Niagara Falls
Rolls-Royce
John O'Hara
U.S. Census Bureau
Prayer Passage Aims For Abundant Life Through Christ
A fragmentary prayer recalls Peter offering not silver or gold but the power in Jesus Christ of Nazareth. It expresses gratitude for God sending His Son and seeks to reach the heights for which believers were created in the Redeemer’s name.
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San Franciso
Peter
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Wall
God
Jesus Christ
Aman
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