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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1969
Page
2
Residents face a 5.1 million bond to fund new school construction with a 60 percent voter approval. The Journal endorses passage, urging every qualified voter to cast a ballot Tuesday and exercise the自由 of choice in this community decision.
A Rotary symposium in Honolulu argues the U S will be deeply Pacific oriented by the 1970s, with Asia's growth and leadership shaping peril and promise. It cites poverty, overpopulation, regional tensions, and the need for U S engagement, while noting Japan's economic potential and Southeast Asian stability efforts.
In this New York Times essay Russell Baker contends that wealth is inseparable from legal access. He argues the Warren Court expanded rights by ensuring the poor receive full legal protection, while critics seek to restore the old class structure that limits access to law and favors the rich.
Mrs M M asks about rubella during pregnancy and baby risk. About 80 percent of young women are immune. if rubella occurs in the first 12 weeks the risk of birth defects is very high. A blood test HAT detects rubella antibodies to confirm past infection. If not previously infected vaccination may be considered, though as of writing it is not licensed yet but expected by midsummer after field trials show good results.
A New York AP column surveys American life with quips on employed wives, aspirin use, car afloat escape tips, Broadway dreams, doctor addiction risk, student drivers, and lunch habits. It also shares brief science notes on tears from crocodile eyes, weathered hair loss in children, a shark’s need to swim, and a trunk drinking elephant.
A notice from yesterdays mentions a wanted apprentice in the city job department with preference for a country youth. The brief ad seeks a suitable candidate for early employment opportunities.
On this date various historical events are noted including Americas first soft moon landing in 1966 with lunar pictures, Maine prohibitions in 1851, Frances Folsom Cleveland's White House wedding in 1886, citizenship for American Indians in 1924, a 1941 Mussolini meet, Italy voting monarchy abolition in 1946, JFK in Paris in 1961, and other world events through recent years.
A brief prayer expresses gratitude for the church as mankind’s hope and prays for its influence to settle world problems. The invocation ends with the Lord’s Prayer.
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