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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1966
Page
2
A long machinists strike grounded Live airlines planes. Senate hearings consider a national emergency while labor secretary Wirtz says no immediate threat to health or safety. The article notes potential pressure tactics and links to past inflation concerns and election year politics.
John Chamberlain argues internal national fault lines shape foreign policy and laments a loss of righteous indignation. He cites Capote's In Cold Blood and a Chicago nurse massacre to accuse American society of denying responsibility and failing to act when threats to moral codes arise.
Highlights from the community’s past including a bath house query, birth announcements, local employment, class reunions at Muscatine High School, a bicycle prize to Jacquelyn Krueger, relatives visiting Chicago, a kittenball game result, and a fatal explosion injuries incident at a farm home laundry store on Route 4.
In Washington and Des Moines reports, South Viet Nam Premier Nguyen Cao Ky advocates invading North Viet Nam and confronting China, provoking Western offense. Officials caution against widening the war while noting Ky’s stance contrasts with U S policy. FBI data show Iowa crime up nearly 8 percent in 1965 with increases in most categories except forcible rape.
Dr Crane describes his son Donald aged 1f as belligerent and deceitful, expelled from high school twice for fighting teammates, and at wit’s end. An interview reveals acne and a persecution complex fueling his hostility toward society, with two typical reactions: masochism and flight from reality.
A discussion contrasts coping styles from studying well to creative output with examples like Stevenson, Steinmetz, Milton, Beethoven, and Roosevelt. It notes how some youths react by delinquency versus how fatherly pressures and parental perfectionism shape sons. It suggests school counselors or scout leaders can help.
A reader asks how to handle shared space and control after eight years of marriage. Abigail Van Buren urges compromise, noting no HIS and HERS, and warns continued furniture squabbles could sour the home life and health.
A lighthearted time study outlines indicators of success in the rat race. It notes signs like cashing your wife's checks, a two car garage, a two bath home, winter and summer vacations, and a personal key to the executive washroom. It suggests the reader is riding high if these markers apply.
A daily crossword style grid with clues covering exclamations delights debates and hidden terms from sources including a line from John 21 12 and a brief prayer invoking Our Father. The devotional note urges humble service and faith to be used for God's glory through Jesus name, Armen.
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