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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1966
Page
4
The Explorer 1 satellite achieved a successful lunar vicinity voyage with a soft landing and photo equipment sending back images. The feat, on the first attempt, signals advances toward manned moon missions within years. The New York Times notes rivalry drove costly duplication, while cooperation could save millions.
The column notes Bobby Kennedy at a NAACP dinner backed a privately financed slum rehabilitation corporation. It traces origins to Dr. Thomas W. Matthew of Queens who argued private capital could rebuild towns without government overreach and suggests Rockefeller and Lindsay might have missed the chance.
Markets opened with the first Iowa grown berries from Muscatine Island selling at 40 cents per quart. The item notes the season's early fruit on the Muscatine Island farm.
Washington AP dispatch notes Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton will not seek any public office again including the presidency. The reluctant Republican never supported Goldwater strongly, and in 1964 he warned against being stirred up while considering a draft strategy. Scranton’s future plans remain unclear as Romney and Rockefeller also step back from national race talk.
Dr Crane recalls how Charles V McAdam used a missing check ruse to prove college students can reply quickly. The reading newspaper syndicate head notes the clever ploy demonstrates youth have time to write letters but often misallocate it.
A reader advocates an easy chair with built in shelves to hold writing materials and stamps. An integrated agenda or daily work sheet could curb procrastination, letting people write notes during TV ads and cross off completed tasks with a red marker. The piece covers home chores student studies and general productivity tips.
A compilation of Dear Abby exchanges on not touching valuable beer steins, counter signs that fail, a long haired boy needing a haircut to visit a girlfriend, and a bartender gag with a sailor in Norfolk Texas Redhead shares a humorous reminiscence about a barroom kiss and family links
In Dallas a group of five faiths, panelists including Rev. James Cashman and Rev. Ed Courson, faced 20 young adults at a 40-unit apartment building recreation room. Questions ranged from proof of God to ideas on contacting the divine as they discussed maintaining values amid modern urban life. The event included an improvised pope moment by Rev. Hobus and drew attendees from multiple apartments.
A devotional line from Mark 16 15 urges believers to spread the Good News to every part of the world. The prayer asks the Holy Spirit to direct and guide into truth and to fulfill Christ’s promise to the first disciples.
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