Journal staff and representational scope
The Journal lists its publisher H. Nelson and business manager William Fahy with Gilbert Dietz as managing editor and Edwin Walwer as circulation manager. Representatives include Jane & Kelley, inc, covering New York Chicago Detroit San Francisco Atlanta Minneapolis St. Louis Kansas City and Callan.
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John H. Hendriks, trusted public servant, dies at Friday service
Obituary honors John H. Hendriks a longtime Muscatine County Supervisor and postmaster who helped bolster Mississippi levees and rural electrification. As president of Eastern Iowa Light and Power Cooperative he guided the utility’s growth benefiting thousands of farms. His constructive life and integrity earned him broad respect. Services set for Friday afternoon.
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Bayh shifts on direct presidential election stance
Indiana Senator Birch Bayh, once against an amended Constitution for direct presidential election, now supports the idea. The piece contrasts his March doubts with his June advocacy, noting his role as Judiciary subcommittee chair and his proposed 40 percent threshold to award the presidency to the leading state. It weighs his views on the electoral system's inequities and potential path to reform.
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Our Yesterdays and Local Happenings From Muscatine
The Journal recaps past anniversaries and notes church socials. Also reported is the death of Christopher Volker of Muscatine at 1107 Mulberry Avenue after a month of illness. Visitors from Detroit, Robert Hunter and son, stay with Mrs. Clara Gray at 05 Oregon Street. Clyde Dorn to sing in a Dubuque University all school recital tonight. Mississippi river passenger service resumes temporarily via Kent Feed Company boat after the bridge span collapse, with Lee Osborn and another local contractor operating two boats Friday.
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Muscatine
Hopes for Change in Red China May Ease Fanaticism
Washington ailing guesses shape U S policy toward Red China. The piece notes dissidents are being downgraded, Ten To may face purge, and Mao’s regime consolidates power while isolation and anti-Western sentiment grow. It draws parallels to Stalinist purges and containment strategies.
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Division in Ranks of S. Vietnamese, Americans Seen as Aiding Communists
Journalist John Chamberlain analyzes the South Vietnamese split among Buddhists Catholics and nationalists and argues that a parallel US split exists between Ky Thieu and certain State Department CIA affiliates. He notes Lodge Westmoreland and Rusk views on elections and Geneva-like unity. The piece suggests Hanoi will wait for both American and South Vietnamese factions to settle before a conference.
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Dear Abby and a restless heart in one column
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on love and risk with three letters. A flying husband hides flights despite vows, a sister-in-law hosts brain games at gatherings, and a widow recounts three deceased husbands as she weighs marriage to Bob. The tone remains practical and confiding.
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Tips On Picking a Wife By BILL DEAN
Omaha AP column counsels choosing a wife for fiscal rather than physical fit. It favors lawyers or accountants, likens partnership to Hoover style selection, notes tax planning, and suggests alternatives like a repair-savvy girl or marrying a rich widow.
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Bill Dean
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The Daily Prayer on Pentecost Power Spreads Word
A prayer invoking the power of Pentecost to spread the gospel and continue sharing salvation. The writers ask God to grant boldness and ability to pass on the good news through Christ.
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