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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
22
The 1th annual Learn to Swim School opens June 14 at Weed Park pool under Red Cross sponsorship. Open to all ages, the four week program teaches swimming and life saving. Trained lifeguards will supervise, offering a safe alternative to unguarded rivers and pits.
A syndicated column by James Kilpatrick argues the Supreme Court's Gideon and related rulings expanded Sixth Amendment protections to state trials. It warns of a growing flood of habeas corpus petitions, potential retroactive application, and presses state legislatures to act as constitutional procedures spread to more post conviction grounds and pretrial interrogation rights. The piece critiques the widening reach and implications for defendants and courts.
A compact retrospective shows past editorials urging Sherman for Ohio governor, then brief items from 75 to 1 years ago. Notes mention rubber stamps, an injury from unloading a threshing machine, a student visiting Ames, church devotionals, garden club events, and Dr. Woodhouse resuming his Muscatine dental practice after Air Force service.
In a June 1963 commencement at American University, a Kennedy style appeal for peace to the Russians mirrors a past address. The president urged limited nuclear test bans with the Soviet Union, noting no atmospheric tests since. The piece links U.S. steps toward peace with long-running Southeast actions.
The article reports on contrasting views by Presidents Johnson and Kennedy on world peace. Johnson defends U S actions in the Dominican Republic and Vietnam as peacemaking, while Kennedy emphasizes practical steps toward peace, including nuclear test bans and Soviet talks. The piece notes differing tones and unclear specifics from Johnson about his broader peace plan.
A reader asks about handling a husband who travels for work and questions whether to involve the company president’s wife to influence him off the road. Abby rebukes such interference and urges the couple to resolve their issues directly.
HAL BOYLE reports on Detachment 5, Pacific Air Rescue Center in Da Nang. Capt. Floyd R. Lockhart leads 259 missions in an armored H43-F Husky, earning Air Medals and Silver Stars as crews save 21 airmen and recover others killed in crashes. Maj. Randall L. Ingraham commands the unit, whose pilots fly day or night despite ground fire, with their own plane once downed and later rescued by a fellow air rescue crew.
Prayer invocation cites John 15 26 RSV and asks for truth bearing guidance from the Father. It pleads to share Jesus life and loving concern with all people through Our Father God and the Spirit of truth. Ends with Amen.
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